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New Events Calendar

Ed Terpening

Thanks to our excellent designer/blogger—and "all things San Francisco"—John Poyser, we have a great new events calendar in the right-hand side bar of our blog.

Simply mouse-over the calendar dates, and if there are events scheduled that day, the date will highlight. Click to see a list of events for that week, and ongoing events.  Each event is linked to the event organizer, so you can learn more. 

You'll find everything from cultural events like "Chanticleer: Earthquake Mass Click here to learn about third-party website links" to earthquake-related movies in 3-D Click here to learn about third-party website links. The 3D movies are interesting. They take 1906 stereo views and pan them like they're 3D.  BTW, if you have an event to list, let us know.

Posted by Ed Terpening on March 27, 2006 02:24 PM |
Found in Earthquakes, Events, Get Involved, Museums, Participate, Prepare, Remember, Wells Fargo Bank

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