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a pocket of sweetness before the darkness

Yup.. Lerm and i hit the local beach before the sun began to rise. We were pleasantly surprised at 6:35 as we gazed out over head-high, feathering, chiseled, seductive lines. Biggest waves not much more than head-high. Paddle-out not looking ludicrous. Fuck yeah!! We ran down.. did a quick stretch and paddled out. After some shore-dumpy beatings we were out there. Clean, offshore-groomed ocean surface. 5 or 6 wave sets rolling in every 5 minutes or so.. with smaller in-between waves here and there. It often proved tough to be in the perfect spot.. but sections, drops and even barrels were on offer for the crafty-of-mind and fortunate-of-position. I caught one ledgy left where i remembered not to pig-dog.. made the steep drop.. then crouched down and turned hard off the bottom.. then hard again off the top. Felt good. On another wave i lept to my feet and projected immediately ahead of a crashing section.. then pumped like a maniac for 10 or 20 yards along a walled, quickening slab. fun!! we ended up getting sucked north at a brisk clip..

It seemed that conditions gradually deteriorated while we were out there. But.. it's still highly surfable and might be the last beach day for a while.. maybe even the last surf day! gasp!! The papa buoy is looking hella supah gnar! A few hours ago it was at 37ft 16seconds!! fark!! It looks like it's going to hit hard sometime late tonight or tomorrow morning.. It would be crazy if OB looked all mellow again tomorrow morning.. and many of us were out there having fun.. when all of a sudden these ominous, evil black blips filled the horizon like some kind of approaching army of death's minions.. Then suddenly surround us with giant double/triple-overhead monsters.. I've been out there before when the swell just suddenly lurches up.. it's crazy!! and exhilerating..

we'll see..

pipeline contest postponed.. this is what it looked like this morning..

Hit it at VFers this morning. Fun little sesh although the wave repellant was in full effect for me. Super shifty peaks. North end of the beach was pretty much completely deserted. Wave quality was good, although I didn't check further south on the Beach.

If you live in SF, don't forget to vote!

Matt Gonzalez for Mayor

Posted by: mwsf at December 9, 2003 10:44 AM

Matt Gonzalez = more homelessness

sorry for the political talk today, but the green party means more trash on the street, more taxes, and less growth.

Posted by: dsx at December 9, 2003 10:54 AM

DSX -

You are seriously uninformed.

Do you think all those homeless are out of work dot-commers.

Or are you still blaming Nader for Gore's lame campaign.

Wake up Jack-ASS!

Posted by: Friend #1 at December 9, 2003 10:57 AM

Hmmm, politics and niceness butting heads.

Posted by: Ben at December 9, 2003 11:03 AM

Yeah, DSX, you should check your facts -- Mr Gruesome's party is the one that is renowned for unfunded mandates (a la "Care" not Cash).

Posted by: loon at December 9, 2003 11:06 AM

No JACK-ASS!!!
they all come here to get $600 in cash monthly, or they are unstable people that have been rejected by the mental health system or they are pathetic addicts/alcoholics who refuse to take responsibility for themselves and Matt isnt proposing any new ideas to change that.

Nader had nothing to do with the fact that Gore was a bad campaigner.

San Francisco is by far and away the dirtiest city in the U.S. for the ammount of revenue the city has. Nowhere else is there human feces, garbage, needles, used condoms, soiled clothing, etc. on the streets in the quantity that exists here, and thats the nice areas, have you been downtown lately? we need serious change, this city is disgusting. I have lived here for 12 years and it gets worse year after year.

Posted by: DSX at December 9, 2003 11:11 AM

Think I'll check back manana. Get some waves.

Posted by: Dennis at December 9, 2003 11:12 AM

i believe that someone that lives with roomates in a rental understands the needs of a large part of sf than someone who lives in a mansion in pac heights. also, look at the financial backers, and understand the alliances.

“Newsom's large donors included Syufy Properties, the theater chain; Sacramento developer Angelo Tsakopoulos; Southern California water baron Keith Brackpool; architect Walter Rask and mortgage broker Catherine Tripp.

In some cases, Newsom received multiple donations from essentially the same source.

For example, eight $750 contributions came from different subsidiaries of Carmel Partners, a San Francisco real estate and investment firm that among other things operates the Villas Parkmerced apartments and the City Lofts development in the South of Market.

Among the donors who gave $250 contributions to Newsom's campaign were filmmaker Francis Coppola, developer Gerson Bakar, interior designer Donna Ames and retired San Francisco Fire Chief Andrew Casper.

Gonzalez received one $750 contribution during the reporting period. He received 10 donations as large as $500 -- two of which came from Green Party chapters. Most of Gonzalez's donors gave $250 or less to his campaign, with many contributions from lawyers.

Other contributors to the Gonzalez campaign included physicians, health care workers, teachers, social service agency employees and software engineers.”

Posted by: lerm at December 9, 2003 11:12 AM

so we should just stick with the business as usual tactics of the democrates that have been in power here for 4 decades? it's time for a change. let's try something different. besides recalls are in style.

Posted by: lerm at December 9, 2003 11:20 AM

In surf speak.

Gavin Newsom is a local.
Matt Gonzalez is a transplant.

Not that is is relevant or anything but both statements are facts.

Posted by: tom at December 9, 2003 11:28 AM

set my alarm for PM instead of AM last night. damn, sounds like i missed it.

i agree the homeless are getting too much cold hard cash. but the money shouldn't be taken away completely, it should be put towards homeless services and shelters. "care not cash" doesn't guarantee any care, it just takes away the cash. i'll be voting for gonzales.

Posted by: bbr at December 9, 2003 11:29 AM

just to lighten it up..

Compared to east-coast cities this town is sparkling!!! I lived in filth-adelphia for 5 years and, in comparison, SF is like an immaculate resplendent goddess!

I'm for Gonzalez unless someone (dsx??) can convince me otherwise??

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 11:32 AM

hmmm....no political comments outta me this time. not that i mind them. feel free to keep 'em comin'...always interesting to hear niceness peeps' opinions.

hit sliz this morning. looked frickin' great from the parking lot, but by the time i had suited up conditions were already deteriorating. took a surprisingly long time to get out through the beach break (i think i paddled out during the longest set that i saw all morning!)...but once outside it was smooth with just a gentle scallop on the water from the offshores. managed a few fun drops...and short rides. it was strange. the waves would roll in lookin’ like they were about to break as wide A-frames, but then back off. then they’d hit the inside bars and the bottom would drop out to form a sweet bowl…albeit a bowl that lasted all of 1 second before the pitching lip slammed it shut like a clam shell! then, rather than offering a shoulder, the waves would instantly mush out. too much tide i guess. either that or my wave-repellent was in force.

the star of the show was the sunrise. bottom-lit rose-colored clouds from the horizon to the sea. sweet.

Posted by: ck at December 9, 2003 11:35 AM

Like ck, I was at Sloat this am. Very small but smooth shoredumpers. Rode my shortboard for the first time in a while. Good to feel the responsiveness and acceleration.

WRT the election. I have been involved for months with veterans on both sides. Simplistic sloganeering does not begin to help inform anyone. Politics is very complex and in San Francisco especially, a blood sport. I wouldn't at this late date begin to try to explain my rationale for selection except to say this: I think Matt Gonzalez might make a great friend but, I wouldn't want any of my friends to be mayor. Newsom has done his homework and I believe he should be the chance to demonstrate that he has the best interests of San Francisco in his DNA.

BTW, who's heading south in the next 2 day. Could be all time.

Posted by: kdalle at December 9, 2003 11:49 AM

yes!! the sunrise was magnificent this morning.. probably top ten sunrises ever for me! As was the light shining on the marin headlands.. awe-inspiring.

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 11:49 AM

Did anyone read the articles on homelessness in the chronicle last week. One "fact" that came across clearly was that homeless people are migrating to SF from all over the country to take advantage of our cash and leniancy (sp). If this is the case the problem will continue to get worse until something is done.

I didn't know Gonzalez lived in a rental with roomates. That's interesting.

Posted by: tucker at December 9, 2003 11:57 AM

Sorry to start this with the first post but hey, for one day a year political talk is in order. Just remember that we're all friends when talking about waves, let's not get too upset at one another when talking politics.

About the homeless problem, both candidates have addressed what they will do towards decreasing homelessness. Gonzalez goes into great detail about what should be done to curb homelessness in this policy paper. Newsom's Care Not Cash program sounds great but lacks the services and funding to work. It's basically just a political smokescreen. Gonzalez has proven time and time again that he can get things done effectively in a practical manner.

Newsom is just another slimeball politician. His "alliance" with Angela Alioto in which he promised her a high-ranking position in his administration in exchange for her endorsement shows that the cronyism we experienced under Willie Brown isn't going to change. His mudslinging assertion that Matt Gonzalez is racist and sexist because he refused to approved Willie Brown's underqualified appointments is ludicrous. Newsom is not an ethical or trustworthy candidate, Gonzalez is.

As to the local vs. transplant comment, Matt Gonzalez is far more in line with the spirit of the city than Gavin Newsom. Do you think someone who flies around the country in the Getty's private jet, had his wedding at the Getty Mansion, and appears frequently in the society pages represents the average San Franciscan? Forget it. Gonzalez has spent his professional career working for the people. And remember, even Herb Caen was a transplant.

Posted by: mwsf at December 9, 2003 11:59 AM

Newsom's haircut is waaay to dorky..actually gonzales's is more dorky..Newsom just looks like a wiener though...one time i saw him at a thai food place on filmore..

Posted by: bagel at December 9, 2003 12:13 PM

mwsf-
You're misinformed.
1. MG slapped that policy paper together two weeks ago from a variety of proposals that have been floated for years because he was accused of having no policy. It is not coherent and has no track record. Newsom's proposals have worked in other cities. Just to put the nail n this coffin, Gonzalez supported Daly's proposal which was identical word for word to Newsoms with one change, the word shelter to home.
2. The Alioto thing has to do with state and national politics in order to defeat the Republicans. It really has nothing to do with SF and you won't hear from her again.
3. Newsom didn't make the racist remark. Brown did and good riddens to him.
4. Gonzalez is from a similar bqackground. Uncle was a mayor of large city. Father was division cheif for Brown & Williamson, etc, etc.
5. Gonzalez still refuses to release his tax returns as Newsom did even though he promised it days ago. Claims he can't find it.
6. Gonzalez actually has a long record of thwarting legislation approved by the voters and very few accomplishments.
7. Actually, Harvey Rose stated that Care Not Cash was doable but that some of the statiscal information could not be verified because Pal Boden and the Coalition for Homelessness refuse to validate and homeless statistics.

Like I said, it's very arcane and complex. Matt Gonzalez is a neophyte compared to Newsom. In the bureacratic world he's called a "mushroom"-- The experienced bureaucrats will keep him in the dark and feed him sh*t.

Sheesh. I've got way to much info on this. Regardless of who wins I hope some of these problems are addressed.

Posted by: kdalle at December 9, 2003 12:25 PM

OB: Sorry outta town since this a.m., back to eyewitness tomorrow. However I can confirm e's report of shifty but excellent sections this morning. Overall the conditions looked really skittery - could go either way on the improve/deteriorate scale... seems like it could either stay one way the rest of the day or switch back and forth a couple of times. My best guess is if you see a window of surfitude open up, hop to it without delay. The window may [or may not] be slamming shut at any second. Hooboy what a half-assed report. Cheers!

Posted by: s.s. sharkbait at December 9, 2003 12:35 PM

Anyone have a new keyboard. This one is full of typos!

Blakestah- what's the wind report for mańana. With a north wind the Lane or PP could be firing.

Posted by: kdalle at December 9, 2003 12:50 PM

DSX -

First and foremost, let me apologise for calling you a Jack-Ass. It was unecessary and not nice.
I am sorry.

The idea that Matt Gonzalez = More homeless is just so untrue.

Besides, Is that the only issue deciding this election, homelessness?

I think that Gonzalez's platform is more in line with my beliefs, so I recommend him for Mayor.


As for Surf, it is crap as of Noon. Should have surfed this morning when I was all set to go, but Doof and I thought Lunch was possible. Oh well.

Posted by: Friend #1 at December 9, 2003 12:52 PM

kdalle,
Remind me never to get into an argument with you ;^)
I was going to keep out of this but... I was actually undecided about the election until this morning. My left side wanted an underdog green person to shake up the political arena. My center wanted a Democrat in office because it has a bearing on the bigger political picture in the state and in the country. I really do not care for Republican right gaining strength cuz of a divided two party left. That's why Clinton and Gore got involved. My right side wants to get homeless off the street and panhandler to disappear. I also believe that big business is good for the city.
And most unpopular (I am a renter) is that I believe that rent control is a very bad thing for all of us in the city. Why? Rent control makes developers not want to build apartments. Notice all the condos going up? Rent control prevents the property owners from upgrading the property due to lack of funds. I have first hand experience with this one. Leaky roofs in older houses anyone? Some changes need to made to the current system-Newsome is in favor of changes.

Bottom line: The center and right of me won out. I voted for Newsome. I don't trust in the ability or integrity Gonzales.

Posted by: Dennis at December 9, 2003 01:00 PM

kdalle - strong SW tomorrow morning. Winds should shift to NW by 2 PM or so. The storm surge at the morning high tide tomorrow will be IMPRESSIVE. The storm peak surge coinciding with a 20 ft swell and 6 ft high tide. Expect video of Pacifica seawall getting wet.

http://www.weather.nps.navy.mil/~dkmiller/MM5/java_wocssfcwnd.html

I read both SFGate and SF Guardian endorsements, and found them opposing and informative

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2003/12/07/EDGGA3DRN21.DTL
http://www.sfbg.com/38/10/news_ed_votegonzalez.html

I am still undecided. But I won't add to the banter any more. Kdalle wades knee-deep in political battles with both swords drawn ;)

Posted by: blakestah at December 9, 2003 01:04 PM

I accept your apology Friend #1. no hard feelings.

as for me, yes the homeless issue for me is the single biggest issue in SF. it casts a shadow so long and wide that anything else should be secondary.

as a new homeowner in SF paying 2 very very large tax checks a year to SF city coffers and having to step over feces and humans to get to my car just to have to step over similar humans and feces to get to my office, i am pissed everyday.

the renters in SF are like most of my friends, here one year gone the next.(although there are some life long renters) it is sad, i have had 6 friends move out of SF this year alone. 2 surf buddies are gone and solo trips down south are the norm these days....but thats is SF, it is very transient and by the very nature of renting nothing ties you to a certain area. not to demean the renters but the true tax payers, ie homeowners be them rich or poor are the people who most accurately represent SF, IMHO.....

just one more tax payer hoping not to step in shit today.

Posted by: dsx at December 9, 2003 01:05 PM

The very nature of our democracy holds that you are represented equally whether you be a renter or homeowner. Just because someone is only here a short time does not entitle him to be short-shrifted in representation in government.

I agree that homelessness is a top priority. It's pretty unclear to me which candidate has the edge in that - Newsom with his new ideas that have huge implementation problems, or Gonzales with no ideas.

As the endorsements indicate, Newsom has a reputation as a good, hard-working, and smart businessman and Supervisor. They are informative, and make it clear that Newsom is a far more capable mayor (note: I consider this irrespective of positions).

Of course, positions count too. Better to hire an inneffective person you agree with or an effective one whose positions are not quite aligned with yours? This is my problem today.

Also, Gonzales aids terrorist animal rights organizations through his Supervisor position, which really personally pisses me off.

Posted by: blakestah at December 9, 2003 01:20 PM

San Francisco has been known as a place for its sympathetic treatment of the impoverished since, at least, the late sixties/early seventies. But there wasn't anywhere near the problem with homelessness in this town until the oxymoron of "...unstable people rejected by the mental health care system..." (!?) became a tragic reality when actor-turned-governor, RONALD REAGAN gutted the mental health care system and booted those needing care out onto the street. What is needed is a committment to provide real mental health care, including addiction treatment. Whether, or not Matt Gonzales, as mayor of San Francisco, can be a positive influence to that end, I do not know. However, I DO KNOW that the likes of Gavin Newsome will ONLY cater to the wishes of the rich. Face it, if he were trying to get elected ANYWHERE but San Francisco, he would be a Republican! Unless you own rental property in SF AND don't give a SHIT about other people you better get out there and vote for MATT GONZALES!
That being said, I know some Republicans (yeah they are here among us) who will vote for Matt Gonzales in hopes of breaking up the Feinstein/Pelosi/Burton Democratic Triumvirate. Ah, wheels within wheels…

Posted by: Jimmie at December 9, 2003 01:23 PM

I can't wait until this election is over.

Jimmie- In any other town Newsom would be too far left for many liberals. You must not have first-hand experience with Republicans in the outland. BTW, it is well-known that newsom has done many charitable works that he doews not want publicized.

Blakestah-Cut the politics. What about the wind tomorrow! WRT the election, any homeless program has implementation problems. But, modeling it based on the best practices from other cities is a realistic starting point. No mayor ever gets to implement their campaign proposals without major modifications. With Gonzalez as the President of the BOS you can rest assured he will not have a blank check.

Posted by: kdalle at December 9, 2003 01:41 PM

I too own a home in San Fran, and I pay taxes. A vote for Gavin Newsom would probably improve property values. There are other values that are more important.

Here is something for you all to think about:

Where do you see the campaign signs for each candidate?

On a Business, or plastered on light posts or placed somewhere else by someone paid to do it?

Or is it in someone's window, or someone's hand as they volunteer their time?


Should we vote for the CARE put in by supporters?

Or should we vote for the CASH paid for that support?

Posted by: Friend #1 at December 9, 2003 01:49 PM

Good response kdalle. You've obviously done your homework. Here are a few responses to your points:

1. MG slapped that policy paper together two weeks ago from a variety of proposals that have been floated for years because he was accused of having no policy. It is not coherent and has no track record. Newsom's proposals have worked in other cities. Just to put the nail n this coffin, Gonzalez supported Daly's proposal which was identical word for word to Newsoms with one change, the word shelter to home.

That one word makes a big difference.

ex. I live in a shelter vs. I live in a home.

2. The Alioto thing has to do with state and national politics in order to defeat the Republicans. It really has nothing to do with SF and you won't hear from her again.

These are Alioto's words spoken with Gavin Newsom smiling and nodding beside her:

"[I will] endorse Gavin Newsom in partnership where I would participate in this administration to administer my homeless plan, my public power plan, and scrutinize and investigate the sole-source contracts in this city."

Smells fishy.

3. Newsom didn't make the racist remark. Brown did and good riddens to him.

Didn't Newsom previously make that implication by asking Gonzalez why the appointees he opposed for city commissions "disproportionately come from the minority community?" Newsom was sitting next to Willie Brown when he made the other remarks. True, he tried to distance himself from Brown's remarks but the damage had already been done. Smells fishy.

4. Gonzalez is from a similar bqackground. Uncle was a mayor of large city. Father was division cheif for Brown & Williamson, etc, etc.

Gonzalez also chose to forgoe a potentially highly lucrative career as a corporate attorney in order to work for 10 years as a public defender. That shows where his heart is at. In contrast, Newsom has spent that time involved in entrepreneurial efforts to grow his personal wealth. This is not necessarily a bad thing but certainly coming from a different space than Gonzalez.

5. Gonzalez still refuses to release his tax returns as Newsom did even though he promised it days ago. Claims he can't find it.

I agree, that's odd.

6. Gonzalez actually has a long record of thwarting legislation approved by the voters and very few accomplishments.

Leading the Board in balancing the city's horrendous budget was a pretty big accomplishment.

Matt Gonzalez is a neophyte compared to Newsom.

Gonzalez is less experienced and has passed less legislation, yes, but as president of the Board of Supervisors, he's shown that he can be an effective leader.

For me, I think that Gonzalez represents a much broader spectrum of San Franciscans than Newsom. If you are very wealthy or own rental property in San Francisco, vote for Newsom and he will definitely protect your interests. If you feel the right thing to do is to support someone that represents the interests of all San Franciscans, vote for Gonzalez.

And it's friggin' windy outside!! Can't be good for the waves...

Posted by: mwsf at December 9, 2003 01:50 PM

ahh... san francisco. the left and the lefter.
its a bummer that to vote "progressive left" in SF (ie. Gonzo) we are in a twisted sense, devaluing the national left's clout in the national arena. politics weave a weird web... any thoughts on this?

im curious as to how this will all play out...

though i do believe that Newsom anywhere other than SF would be labeled a "progressive left". i mean he is pro medical marijuana, gay rights, gay marriage, etc... that wouldn't fit a republicans bill in modesto, or Phoenix.

still undecided in SF

oh yeah this is a surf blog... i was looking through paul ferris' photos, he has a couple nice ones of Turkey day, check um.

Posted by: elias at December 9, 2003 01:57 PM

15 minutes of ok stuff, then Victory at Sea.

Hum... even the Brits are writing about the plights of SF:
http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=2269492

-d

Posted by: dano at December 9, 2003 02:03 PM

kdalle - Actually, I've got lots of experience living in Republican constituencies: I grew up in San Diego and spent 4 years in Lake Tahoe. I still have family in both of those communities and stay in touch with what's up there. I even had a couple of misspent years in Tucson, Arizona (what we'll do for "LOVE"!). But you are absolutely right. Newsome may be CONSIDERED too "liberal" for many Republicans in other parts of California (and elsewhere), but the folks he's carrying water for here in San Francisco are the closest thing to Republicans this town will allow to drape themselves in nobles-oblige (sic), while shuddering past the homeless-crazies on their way to Neiman-Marcus.

Posted by: Jimmie at December 9, 2003 02:27 PM

speaking of politics.. how sweet would it be to puff a phatty and then jam with this man..

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 02:29 PM

then head out for a sesh at this spot with the same dude..

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 02:30 PM

Thanks e, for gettin' us back on track!

Posted by: Jimmie at December 9, 2003 02:41 PM

GO MATT GONZALES!!!

On to surf related travel information...I'm going to Ecuador in late Jan on a surf trip. I read a warning on the http://www.wannasurf.com/ website (a great site to gather info for surf trips) that told of a scam in the airports there. It said that upon leaving the country the airport tried to charge them $700 US to fly out with a board. This is crazy! Does anyone have any experience flying out of Ecuador with boards???

Posted by: Shralp at December 9, 2003 02:43 PM

sorry in advance for the long post...

Thanks to Jimmie for noting the historical context of homelessness. As much as the conditions in many of the mental health institutions of those days were horrible, I wish that what we see in the streets today was more readily associated with Reagan's legacy. And in that light, how ironic that he would be competing with FDR for the headshot on the dime. But I digress...

A subset of the homeless population known as the "chronically homeless" are very often the same people that would have been in those institutions in the old days. They usually have a mental illness, at least one physical disability, and a substance use problem. (Tough crowd.)

Research shows that most homeless people are homeless for a short period of time. Most of the services geared toward the homeless are done so in a way that best serves this temporarily homeless type of population -- lending a helping hand until they get back in their feet/housed. Research also shows that the long-term homeless (only 20% of the homeless population) use over 50% of the emergency resources available. These same people tend to overuse emergency health care, and also cost taxpayers by winding up in one of the most expensive forms of subsidized housing available -- jail. The solution that has been identified for this dilemma is the creation of "supportive housing" -- housing with supportive services built-in. The housing takes many shapes and forms, and it requires a lot of money to build & fund, and even more patience to work in such buildings, but there is data to show that it works and does so at cost savings to society. It also frees up the emergency resources so the the more typically homeless person can more readily access the services needed to bounce back on a short-term basis.

Perhaps not surisingly, San Francisco is one of the leaders in creating supportive housing. It is part of a growing strategy to look realistically at the resources needed THROUGHOUT the various systems to end homelessness (instead of just make it less visible). Unfortunately, San Francisco is also one of the most expensive place to live/be housed, so even when we are utilizing the newest strategies, we face considerable challenges.

The fact is that the problems, causes and solutions for homelessness are all more complicated than the discourse that we see in political campaigns. Despite this, I have seen 2 mayors campaign on the backs of the homeless. Jordan came with a law and order approach (anyone remember the Matrix?), but never instituted systems to help prevent those caught in the net from again becoming homeless after being discharged. Brown has cleaned up some parts of the city, but very selectively, and as far as I can tell only when visibility was affecting develop-ability on the given street/block. (Those french toilets look great, but we obvoiusly need more of them, eh DSX?) Jordan/Matrix is long gone, and even Willie's somewhat effective "Office on Homelessness" was cut from the budget and will evaporate in January.

So to some extent, we are once again starting over. And yet again, we have one candidate who has made homelessness the centerpiece of his platform. Please skip all the rhetoric and position papers, and simply ask 1) who do you trust to deal with this intractable problem honestly, and work toward long-term solutions in mind? ; 2) who is likely to be able to build the consensus on the board needed to implement a plan?

I support MG, but I must also admit that there is some chance that either of these candidates will do at least as well as their predescesors on this issue. Gavin's republican side scares me, but maybe the Billy Clinton types in the demo party will help keep him honest.

Whatever you do today, please join me in wishing good riddance to Da Mayor, who managed to avoid dealing with this and many other problems of ours despite the huge budgets associated with the late 90s boom years. That is the real Shame of Our City story that the Chronicle should be running ...

And for those of you are interested in additional resources/background info about homelessness, here are just a few of many resources:

books: Grand Central Writer (Lee Stringer)
movie: Dark Days
websites: www.naeh.org & www.csh.org

i'll be quiet now ... more surf photos now please, e!

Posted by: loon at December 9, 2003 02:50 PM

Is that picture of Gonzalez or Newsom playing the guitar there :)
Remeber when Curren was pretending he was going to be a politician, his slogan was going to be "I am not a kook!"

Posted by: cam at December 9, 2003 03:04 PM

http://www.aquabumps.com/

Posted by: tucker at December 9, 2003 03:05 PM

Either way you vote for mayor, vote Kamala Harris for DA - she's hot!!!

Posted by: caveman at December 9, 2003 03:16 PM

yes please

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 03:25 PM

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 03:26 PM

yeah but she dated willie brown.... ick.

Posted by: bbr at December 9, 2003 03:43 PM

46059: 2 pm 23.9ft 11sec

Thursday dawner to the Lane or PP anyone?

Posted by: kdalle at December 9, 2003 03:58 PM

wow. political today. let's all get together and burn one down and drink some beers tonight, talk about surfing, play geetar and watch some vids. sheesh.

oh, i picked up riding waves. good stuff for anyone who cares.

rock on.

Posted by: j at December 9, 2003 04:01 PM

What to do? I have been a renter & business owner in one of the worst neighborhoods in the city (country?) for 12 years- the Sixth St. Corridor. (Maybe that is why I can't get too worked up when "local" threatens violence or intimidation in the water- I know he hasn't a gun or knife on him! I guess that is a different story though...) The piss and shit and intransigence are overwhelming some days. Loon is exactly right when he speaks of the chronically homeless, i.e. dual diagnosis people, as the most visible and expensive face of the homeless problem. There are people on the streets that have no business anywhere but in full time locked down psych care because they are not equipped to function responsibly in any social context. This is not anyone's fault and neither candidate is going to be able to "solve" this problem.

San Francisco is faced with the same problem every city in the US faces- coupled with a unique climate/ geography that exacerbates the homeless issue that we all deal with to a greater of lesser degree and that every major metropolitan area in the US faces. This problem is an unrealistic federal point of view about "controlled substances" and people's ability to avoid using them in a manner that causes the individual to fall from the confines of "responsible behavior" into the grey area of becoming a social burden.

There are no easy answers to this. It is shameful that Brown was not more aggressive in facing the problem. It is a shame that political discourse in the US is so polarized that we have lost sight of the idea that a nation is created to benefit the common good of all (the transient population/ taxpayer comment was chilling- not long off a fascist point of view) citizens. Citizens come in all shapes and sizes- we are no longer the homogeneous nation we were fifty years ago. There need to be some new ideas from the top down, but that looks like a long shot.....

So what to do? I wish I fucking knew. I guess I'll just keep calling the DPW to steam clean the crap off of my door step, vote for another mayor that faces problems bigger than any one man can solve and keep trying to find solice at the beach.

Come on waves!

Posted by: goodmorning at December 9, 2003 04:43 PM

thanks for sharing goodmorning.. right on!

check out this wall of fury headed our way!

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Posted by: mwsf at December 9, 2003 04:50 PM

from the aquabumps link

Posted by: e at December 9, 2003 04:53 PM

jeez those mentawais look prety f-ing epic

Posted by: bagel at December 9, 2003 05:05 PM

Legalize it?

Posted by: tom at December 9, 2003 05:25 PM

I'm a transplant, too.

Posted by: tom at December 9, 2003 05:29 PM

Shralp, I've spent some time in Ecuador, but I didn't fly in or out I always came in from either Columbia or Peru. I would suggest not bringing a board and picking up a fresh balsa in Montanita. They shape nice foam too.

As an SF homeowner (not that it matters) and a SFpublic school teacher I support Gonzalez, Nuisance is the same old bull shit frat boy politics. To think that a conservative (relative) mayor will make prop value or the economy better is a load of crap, look at our countries position now.

Oh yeah, I put up some TG pics up
http://www.paulferraris.com

Posted by: Paul at December 9, 2003 07:36 PM

sweet photos paul, thanx for all those!

awesome LA fire shot:

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