Business without bosses: San Francisco innovators battle bureaucracy with blockchain

A collaborative workspace for a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) in Coordinape is pictured at a recent blockchain meet up at Atlas Cafe. <ins>(Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)</ins>
‘The next generation will work for three DAOs at the same time’


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Candlestick Point, the former site of Candlestick Park where the San Francisco Giants and 49ers played (iStock).

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    The Science Hall at the City College of San Francisco Ocean campus is pictured on Jan. 14. The Democrats’ Build Back Better bill would enable free community college nationwide, but CCSF is already tuition-free for all San Francisco residents. (Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)

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        “Empanada Lady” Paula Tejada, Chile Lindo owner pictured at her shop in the Mission District in 2018, is pleased that The City has relaxed regulations around outdoor dining and drinking during the pandemic. (Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)

        In the time of COVID, San Francisco’s soul is in the hands of all of us

         

        FILE — In-N-Out Burger, the popular California fast-food chain, is resisting San Francisco's public health rules that require indoor diners to show proof of vaccination. (J. Emilio Flores/The New York Times)

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        The fate of San Francisco nicotine giant Juul remains to be seen, as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is reviewing whether to allow certain flavored vape products on the market. <ins>(Jeenah Moon/New York Times)</ins>

        How the vape king of teen nicotine addiction rose and fell in San Francisco

         

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        Steph Curry — who scored 45 points in the home opener against the Clippers Thursday night — and Draymond Green are the Warriors’ odd couple superstars. (Christopher Victorio/Special to The Examiner)

        How the Golden State Warriors’ odd couple plays offense

           

          49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo hopes to return to the field this weekend to lead San Francisco against the Colts. (Photo courtesy of 49ers)

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            Giants pitcher Kevin Gausman, pictured in a start against the Milwaukee Brewers at Oracle Park on Sept. 1 in San Francisco, is one of the team’s starters whose future is in question. (Chris Victorio/The Examiner)

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              Alison Collins, pictured in 2019, is one of the three San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education members facing a recall election in February. (Kevin N. Hume/The Examiner)

              SF’s bumbling school board members get the recall election they deserve

              Parent frustration boils over in effort to oust controversial leaders

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              The Museum of the African Diaspora reopened Oct. 21 after over 18 months of closure, featuring five new exhibitions. (Courtesy Museum of African Diaspora)

              Museum of the African Diaspora reopens featuring five new exhibitions

              Executive Director Monetta White positions museum as a global powerhouse

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                Features
                People experiencing emotional distress after observing a dramatic accident can seek compensation under California law. (Shutterstock)

                When a bystander can make a claim in an accident

                 

                Nobel Prize-winning Greek poet Odysseus Elytis spoke like a Scorpio when he said, “What I love is always being born. What I love is beginning always.” (Shutterstock)

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