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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Evening at home.
I noticed that in Google's recent (and continuing) redesign of Youtube.
They have completely removed all links to the old subscription view (grid and list view).
This view has long been my only view into Youtube and luckily I've kept it bookmarked.
I hope it can be of some use.
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Pictures of how SF used to look from 1850 - 2000
When Dan Vanderkam moved to San Francisco in 2007 to work at Google, he became fascinated with his new city’s history, listening to local podcasts on the subject and digging into the San Francisco Public Library’s online repository of old pictures. But frustrated by search limitations and spurred by research he did on one specific photo of his neighborhood, he had an idea. Why not put at least some of the library’s 40,000 digitized images on a map? And so he did. Last week, Vanderkam, a software engineer, and Raven Keller, a Web designer and Vanderkam’s girlfriend, released Old SF, a Web site that has placed around 13,000 of the library’s photos on a Google map, with a slider that lets users change the time period of the viewable images.
