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Classes scheduled to take place at SFSU in the Business building on Wednesday, Dec. 9 have been canceled because of ongoing protest. There are 20 or so protesters inside the building in masks and have blocked the entrances to the building with desks and chairs, 30 protestors are outside the building.

The occupation of the building started this morning, protestors are unhappy about fee hikes.

The best way to follow the updates is by using Twitter and the official SFSU page. You can also follow me on Twitter or my SFSU Students and Alumni list.

SFSU Protest Photos: http://clixtr.com/7v2b (add yours if you have any)

UPDATE: Protest is now over, head over to SFSU [x]Press Blog for Media Coverage Of SFSU Protest

Eid Mubarak or Eid Moo Barack

The character in the video thought that he should make this video on thanksgiving and fart like it is going out of fashion. There are few very funny reactions and expressions in the video. Enjoy and share… and don’t forget to have fun this thanksgiving… just don’t fart.

Bay area is full of strange people. The story about this one man who is claiming San Francisco International Airport was the cause of his divorce is nothing but a taste of bay area mindset.

Guess what his claim is? Noise from the airport caused problems in his marriage that eventually led to a divorce.

Stanley Hilton filed a $15 million lawsuit against San Francisco International Airport, saying the nonstop noise from jet engines caused such a rift in the relationship with his wife that she took the couple’s triplets and left.

Read more at Blame the Planes: Man Claims SFO Caused Divorce

As newspapers are shutting down left and right, the popular east coast newspapers are looking to either expand or merge with local newspapers. Both Wall Street Journal and New York Times have decided that it’s high time they look west and acquire new territory.

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In the last month, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal have each launched Bay Area editions, hoping to fill the news (and, naturally, the advertising) vacuum opened up by the San Francisco Chronicle, a paper that lost 25.8 percent of its readers this year according the Audit Bureau of Circulation

Original Source: Go West, Old Media