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Enrico Sangiuliano Sees a Glitch in Time

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

Enrico Sangiuliano Sees a Glitch in Time: Italian electronic artist Enrico Sangiuliano sees DJing and producing as two symbiotic things.“I started collecting music, recording it from FM radio straight on tape cassette and dividing it per genre (techno, trance, drum n bass, hardcore) in 1994 when I was 8,” he says. “At the same time I was developing a profound interest for percussion and I’d spend the days playing with my hands on school benches before switching to the drums. Once I discovered computers and the possibility of creating sounds non present in reality and playing with them, my faith was set. It got interesting when I started playing in the illegal rave scene in Italy around 16. My own (unreleased) productions were standing at the centre of my DJ sets. Sound Design studies helped to finetune my passion for tweaking knobs. A couple of years later my own (released) productions were climbing the international charts and being supported by global DJs. In 201...

CBD During Pregnancy — Is It Safe For Pregnant Women To Take CBD Oil?

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

CBD seems like it would be a “savior supplement” for many pregnancy-related symptoms. For instance, people are hopeful CBD’s supposed anti-nausea properties could help reduce morning sickness. There are also reports of people using CBD oil for appetite regulation, achy joints, and migraines — all of which should benefit pregnant women.However, health officials have raised significant concerns over using CBD products while pregnant. Despite all of CBD’s potential benefits, pregnant women shouldn’t use this supplement until doctors are confident it won’t have adverse side effects.So, Is Hemp Extract Harmful For Pregnant Women?It’s too early to definitively say how CBD oil affects pregnant women and their children. However, a recent animal study by the University of Minnesota didn’t show promising results. For this trial, scientists examined CBD’s effect on pregnant rats and their babies. According to these results, the offspring of...

Bay Area News Group high school football predictions: Week 14, 2023

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

It’s section championship week across the Bay Area, with winners moving on to next week’s regionals and the runners-up calling it a season.Joseph Dycus, Mike Lefkow and I made 10 more picks, including the Division I final in the North Coast Section between Pittsburg and San Ramon Valley and the Central Coast Section between Los Gatos and Wilcox.Both of those and many others were tough calls, as they should be at this time of the season.Lefkow on Los Gatos-Wilcox: “It will go right down to the wire again. These are two good teams. They both have excellent coaches. They know each other real well. I wouldn’t be surprised if you get another three-point game that’s decided in the final seconds.”Dycus on Pittsburg-SRV, “I’ve got Pittsburg winning this game. I don’t think it will be super high-scoring. I think it will be 28-27.”In the video, we break down this week’s matchups and look back at last week’s Open Division championship victories by the Bay Area’s top two teams, Serra and ...

Death Valley visitors need helicopter rescue after ignoring warning signs

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

Two men had to be rescued after they went around a barrier onto a closed road in Death Valley and one crashed his motorcycle.They told rangers that they were using a map app that said Titus Canyon Road was open, though it was blocked by a locked gate, concrete barriers and two signs declaring it was closed, said a press release from the national park.The men, from California, were touring on motorcycles on the afternoon of Saturday, Nov. 18, when they decided to take the Titus Canyon turnoff from Highway 374 west of Beatty, Nev.Related ArticlesCrashes and Disasters | Disneyland lamppost falls and injures visitors during high winds Crashes and Disasters | The most powerful rocket ever built just went farther than it had ever gone, then was lost Crashes and Disasters | 2 bodies found along Marin County shores Crashes and Disasters | Dead body pulled from ocean near Pacifica Crashes and Disasters | Pilot dead af...

East Palo Alto man convicted on felony sex trafficking, pimping charges

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

REDWOOD CITY — A jury found an East Palo Alto man guilty of felony sex trafficking and pimping charges late last week, six months after he was arrested in a sting operation conducted by Redwood City police, according to prosecutors.Dwayne Robinson, 48, drove a 22-year-old female victim to a Redwood City motel on May 25 after police responded to a social media ad. The pair was greeted by police upon arrival and their cell phones were seized. Downloads of previous text messages showed evidence that the man had been trafficking the woman for at least one month, according to prosecutors.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Jury signs off on aggravating factors for San Carlos beheading killer Crime and Public Safety | Daly City man sentenced to 9 years in prison after assaulting police officer Crime and Public Safety | Former San Mateo resident pleads guilty to embezzling $1.19 million from law firm Crime and Public Safety | ...

Where to find Miracle and Sippin’ Santa pop-up bars for kitschy Christmas fun

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

Things are staring to look mighty festive inside California bars and restaurants as the holiday season approaches. That’s especially the case at establishments hosting the Miracle and Sippin’ Santa pop-up experiences, which include over-the-top Christmas décor, specialty cocktails and some seriously adorable, kitschy barware.The Miracle concept was created in 2014 by Greg Boehm, a New York-based bar owner who, on the advice of his mom, decided to halt construction on his new East Village cocktail bar, Mace, and transform the space instead into a pop-up bar serving holiday-themed drinks. Now bars and restaurants around the world — from Livermore to Long Beach to London — have joined the festive fun.Miracle launched in San Francisco in 2017, when Pacific Cocktail Haven opened a Miracle at PCH in Union Square. From there, the concept spread to San Jose’s Paper Plane, where it’s dubbed Miracle on First, and MiniBoss, Oakland’s The Double Standard (Mir...

South San Francisco’s hillside sign celebrates its 100th birthday

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

The Industrial City sign in South San Francisco turns 100 years old today.The 65-foot-tall cement letters on the southern flank of San Bruno Mountain are one of California’s largest examples of civic boosterism, an early 20th-century tradition of carving town’s initials into hillsides or building lighted roadway entry arches, like Redwood City’s “Climate Best by Government Test” sign.Last month, crews from South City’s Parks and Recreation Department, apparently part mountain goat, braved the slopes of Sign Hill to coat the 34 letters with thick coats of chalk-white paint. According to Parks Manager Joshua Richardson, “it took eleven 5 gallon buckets to just paint the word SOUTH,” joking “it could be argued that a considerable amount ends up on my staff as they traverse the letters.”Working on the steep slopes of the San Bruno Mountain foothills, workers apply paint to 60-foot tall letters of the “South San Francisco The Industrial City”. The iconic sign, visible for miles on the up...

Pac-12 power ratings: Arizona on top, UCLA climbs after narrow loss to Marquette, UW rises

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

The Pac-12’s non-conference record is steadily deteriorating, which isn’t a surprise given the uptick in competition but constitutes a mounting challenge nonetheless.To date, the conference is 39-14 — a winning percentage of 73.5. That’s above the 70 percent mark that historically has translated to success with NCAA Tournament bids and seeds.But with a slew of premium opponents looming, the 12 teams will be hard pressed to keep their win rate on the high side of the threshold.Results over the Thanksgiving holiday in several high-profile showdowns will be critical.To the power ratings …1. Arizona (5-0)Last week: 1Results: beat Belmont 100-68, beat UT Arlington 101-56Next up: vs. Michigan State (Thursday)Comment: The Wildcats have hit the 100-point mark three times and are averaging 99.6 points per game, third nationally behind Eastern Kentucky and Alabama. No other Pac-12 team is in the 90s.2. UCLA (4-1)Last week: 3Results: lost to Marquette 71-69, beat ...

Heckling to be heard: Why Bay Area protesters have increasingly become government disruptors

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

Mention government shutdowns and most people think about standoffs in Congress. But in the Bay Area, which has long been synonymous with protest, a different kind of government shutdown has become increasingly common — from the streets to school board meetings, protesters are becoming civic disruptors.Perhaps the most high-profile example came last Monday when 700 people at a mostly Jewish-led sit-in took over Oakland’s Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building, calling for a ceasefire of violence in Gaza. Days earlier, Pro-Palestinian protesters had delayed a ship, believed to be carrying military supplies, for nine hours at the Port of Oakland.Last Thursday, roughly 200 demonstrators demanding a Gaza ceasefire shut down rush hour traffic on the Bay Bridge, some of them throwing the keys to their cars into the water below.That same week, during a global trade summit in San Francisco, protesters tried to shut down meetings and stop delegates at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation c...

San Jose man sentenced to 15 years in prison for sending meth to Minnesota

Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 07:33:00 GMT

(BCN) -- A San Jose man was given 15 years in prison time for trafficking meth from California to the city of Austin in Minnesota, federal prosecutors said.Michael Anthony Ortiz, 44, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. He was sentenced on Oct. 18, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota said in a statement Monday.Between the fall of 2021 and the summer of 2022, Ortiz sent packages of high purity meth from California to his contacts in Austin who would distribute the illegal drugs in the city, prosecutors said.After his prison time, Ortiz is required to undergo five years of supervised release, the District Attorney's Office said.Four of his contacts, who also pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, have also been sentenced to prison, prosecutors said.Copyright © 2023 Bay City News, Inc.