Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘San Francisco

26 Jun, 2009

Navigation technology Fail in Bay Area

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: san francisco

It’s easy to see San Francisco and Bay Area as the Western hub of hi-tech technology. The theory goes that one should be able to fully navigate and organize their day with a smartphone and a bit of change for the transportation. Which works pretty well for the most part.

Image by Thomas Hawk via Flickr

You [...]

21 Jun, 2009

San Francisco Friday Night Skate

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Inline skating|san francisco

San Francisco looks like a city where one could really enjoy roller skating, if one didn’t mind hills, and can venture on the road once in a while because of the busy streets. It’s not surprise that Friday Night Skating started here 20 years ago! and they’re still continuing with the weekly events. Their page [...]

18 Jun, 2009

San Francisco – initial culture shock

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: everyday life|Tech

It’s just over a day since I arrived to San Francisco, and it’s time to write down some initial reflections, to prevent me getting too used to them:

starting off with the weather. It’s actually kind of cold. Around 14C throughout the day, even though reports are optimistic and claim 22C high. It’s also bit [...]

14 Jun, 2009

Taking a break/moving to San Francisco for the summer

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: everyday life

Sometimes stars just align the way you want. In about 48h I will land in San Francisco where I’ll stay next 3 months with two big goals: take a bit of a break and mingle with the local community and spread the word of Zemanta.

Image by brothergrimm via Flickr

Should be fun and I’m looking forward [...]

11 Apr, 2009

My 5th and 6th month of running

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Running

I missed updates for February (5th month) and March (6th month) and I’ve been hearing from you. It’s a proof that keeping a public log of these action is indeed motivational as your friends can keep tabs on you and can poke you if you aren’t keeping track or not exercising.

February was mostly a failure [...]