Naomi Campbell - World-of-Newave.info World-of-Newave.info http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 2008-10-13T18:02:52Z Latest news and articles about Naomi Campbell Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. {ENTERTAINMENT > PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA} - Fashion For Relief Stars out for Naomi Campbell's show http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/entertainment/publications-and-media/fashion-for-relief-20080942516.htm 2008-09-18T10:27:40Z 2008-09-18T10:27:40Z News.Bbc.Co.Uk http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/entertainment/newsid_7622000/7622600.stm Fashion For Relief {new window}   News.Bbc.Co.Uk - Stars out for Naomi Campbell's show
BBC - Newsbeat - Entertainment - Fashion For Relief pictures {...} The stars come out for Naomi Campbell's charity fashion event, with the likes of Cheryl Cole, Ronan Keating and Sugababes strutting their stuff on the catwalk. {...}
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]]> {AUTOS > MAGAZINES AND E-ZINES} - Locals Losing Their Minds as Celebrity Helicopters Descend on St. Tropez If you live in Europe and you're a celebrity, sports figure, or just very rich, you probably spend part of your summer vacation on the beaches of St. Tropez. There's a good chance you get there via helicopter,  and that has locals ripping the hair out of their suntanned heads.  St. Tropez's year round residents say the private helicopters that shuttle the Cristal and caviar crowd to and fro at all hours generate noise and pollution that is depressing their property values, messing with their sleep cycles, and making life generally miserable. They've formed a pressure group called Halte Helico (Halt Helicopter, for those of you who failed French in college), and say they won't rest until the helicopters do. "It's hellish, they come over every five minutes," complains Halte Helico CEO Jean-Claude Molho of the nonstop flights. "It starts in April and goes on until the end of August." He has spearheaded a petition drive and gathered over 4,000 signatures from residents, demanding better regulation of helicopter operators. He says that if action isn't taken, they'll blockcade one of the town's landing pads, preventing passengers from boarding their flights. Let's hope Naomi Campbell isn't scheduled to fly out that day. The helicopter operators argue that they're providing a vital service for the entitled rich of Europe. "We have to provide these people with the best possible transportation we can manage," says one of them. What he doesn't say is that at ?650 per flight, it's in his interest to carry as many passengers as possible. St. Tropez's locals aren't stupid -- they know they'd be screwed without the Euros that four months of tourism bring into their charming hamlet on the French Rivera, which is why they're not advocating anything as dramatic as a helicopter ban. "We're not extremists," Molho says. "We know we can't stop the helicopters and we don't want to stop them." He says what the townspeople do want is an occasional break from the constant noise, especially early in the morning and late at night. After all, even the little people deserve a good night's sleep. Photo: Krzysztof Biega?ski http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/autos/magazines-and-e_zines/locals-losing-their-minds-as-celebrity-helicopters-2008092332.htm 2008-09-01T12:47:27Z 2008-09-01T12:47:27Z Blog.Wired.Com http://blog.wired.com/cars/2008/08/locals-losing-t.html Locals Losing Their Minds as Celebrity Helicopters Descend on St. Tropez {new window}   Blog.Wired.Com - If you live in Europe and you're a celebrity, sports figure, or just very rich, you probably spend part of your summer vacation on the beaches of St. Tropez. There's a good chance you get there via helicopter,  and that has locals ripping the hair out of their suntanned heads.  St. Tropez's year round residents say the private helicopters that shuttle the Cristal and caviar crowd to and fro at all hours generate noise and pollution that is depressing their property values, messing with their sleep cycles, and making life generally miserable. They've formed a pressure group called Halte Helico (Halt Helicopter, for those of you who failed French in college), and say they won't rest until the helicopters do. "It's hellish, they come over every five minutes," complains Halte Helico CEO Jean-Claude Molho of the nonstop flights. "It starts in April and goes on until the end of August." He has spearheaded a petition drive and gathered over 4,000 signatures from residents, demanding better regulation of helicopter operators. He says that if action isn't taken, they'll blockcade one of the town's landing pads, preventing passengers from boarding their flights. Let's hope Naomi Campbell isn't scheduled to fly out that day. The helicopter operators argue that they're providing a vital service for the entitled rich of Europe. "We have to provide these people with the best possible transportation we can manage," says one of them. What he doesn't say is that at ?650 per flight, it's in his interest to carry as many passengers as possible. St. Tropez's locals aren't stupid -- they know they'd be screwed without the Euros that four months of tourism bring into their charming hamlet on the French Rivera, which is why they're not advocating anything as dramatic as a helicopter ban. "We're not extremists," Molho says. "We know we can't stop the helicopters and we don't want to stop them." He says what the townspeople do want is an occasional break from the constant noise, especially early in the morning and late at night. After all, even the little people deserve a good night's sleep. Photo: Krzysztof Biega?ski
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]]> {AUTOS > MAGAZINES AND E-ZINES} - Locals Losing Their Minds as Celebrity Helicopters Descend on St. Tropez If you live in Europe and you're a celebrity, sports figure, or just very rich, you probably spend part of your summer vacation on the beaches of St. Tropez. There's a good chance you get there via helicopter,  and that has locals ripping the hair out of their suntanned heads.  St. Tropez's year round residents say the private helicopters that shuttle the Cristal and caviar to and fro at all hours generate noise and pollution that is depressing their property values, messing with their sleep cycles, and making life generally miserable. They've formed a pressure group called Halte Helico (Halt Helicopter, for those of you who failed French in college), and say they won't rest until the helicopters do. "It's hellish, they come over every five minutes," complains Halte Helico CEO Jean-Claude Molho of the nonstop flights. "It starts in April and goes on until the end of August." He has spearheaded a petition drive and gathered over 4,000 signatures from residents, demanding better regulation of helicopter operators. He says that if action isn't taken, they'll blockcade one of the town's landing pads, preventing passengers from boarding their flights. Let's hope Naomi Campbell isn't scheduled to fly out that day. The helicopter operators argue that they're providing a vital service for the entitled rich of Europe. "We have to provide these people with the best possible transportation we can manage," says one of them. What he doesn't say is that at ?650 per flight, it's in his interest to carry as many passengers as possible. St. Tropez's locals aren't stupid -- they know they'd be screwed without the Euros that four months of tourism bring into their charming hamlet on the French Rivera, which is why they're not advocating anything as dramatic as a helicopter ban. "We're not extremists," Molho says. "We know we can't stop the helicopters and we don't want to stop them." He says what the townspeople do want is an occasional break from the constant noise, especially early in the morning and late at night. After all, even the little people deserve a good night's sleep. Photo: Krzysztof Biega?ski http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/autos/magazines-and-e_zines/locals-losing-their-minds-as-celebrity-helicopters-20080883425.htm 2008-08-26T20:38:17Z 2008-08-26T20:38:17Z Blog.Wired.Com http://blog.wired.com/cars/2008/08/locals-losing-t.html Locals Losing Their Minds as Celebrity Helicopters Descend on St. Tropez {new window}   Blog.Wired.Com - If you live in Europe and you're a celebrity, sports figure, or just very rich, you probably spend part of your summer vacation on the beaches of St. Tropez. There's a good chance you get there via helicopter,  and that has locals ripping the hair out of their suntanned heads.  St. Tropez's year round residents say the private helicopters that shuttle the Cristal and caviar to and fro at all hours generate noise and pollution that is depressing their property values, messing with their sleep cycles, and making life generally miserable. They've formed a pressure group called Halte Helico (Halt Helicopter, for those of you who failed French in college), and say they won't rest until the helicopters do. "It's hellish, they come over every five minutes," complains Halte Helico CEO Jean-Claude Molho of the nonstop flights. "It starts in April and goes on until the end of August." He has spearheaded a petition drive and gathered over 4,000 signatures from residents, demanding better regulation of helicopter operators. He says that if action isn't taken, they'll blockcade one of the town's landing pads, preventing passengers from boarding their flights. Let's hope Naomi Campbell isn't scheduled to fly out that day. The helicopter operators argue that they're providing a vital service for the entitled rich of Europe. "We have to provide these people with the best possible transportation we can manage," says one of them. What he doesn't say is that at ?650 per flight, it's in his interest to carry as many passengers as possible. St. Tropez's locals aren't stupid -- they know they'd be screwed without the Euros that four months of tourism bring into their charming hamlet on the French Rivera, which is why they're not advocating anything as dramatic as a helicopter ban. "We're not extremists," Molho says. "We know we can't stop the helicopters and we don't want to stop them." He says what the townspeople do want is an occasional break from the constant noise, especially early in the morning and late at night. After all, even the little people deserve a good night's sleep. Photo: Krzysztof Biega?ski
Locals Losing Their Minds as Celebrity Helicopters Descend on St. Tropez | Autopia from Wired.com {...} If you live in Europe and you're a celebrity, sports figure, or just very rich, you probably spend part of your summer vacation on the beaches of St. Tropez. There's {...}
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]]> {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - New Yorker Film Festival: The 5 Scariest Movies Ever? Ben Greenman of the New Yorker presents his list of the five scariest movies of all time. They are: 1. ?Texas Chainsaw Massacre,? Tobe Hooper (1974) 2. ?The Silence of the Lambs,? Jonathan Demme (1991) 3. ?The Body Snatcher,? Robert Wise (1945) 4. ?Night of the Hunter,? Charles Laughton (1955) 5. ?Mulholland Drive,? David Lynch (2001) David Lynch is the master of the eerie, which has also been called the uncanny, and his strongest films successfully deliver shock-horror at the conclusion of scenes that are either comically mundane or traditionally suspenseful. Many filmgoers remember ?Mulholland Drive? mainly for Robert Blake?s creepy performance or for the lesbian subplot with Laura Elena Harring and Naomi Watts, but the film?s signal moment comes in the Winkie?s scene, which uses a highly traditional location (a diner) and traditional suspense tricks (P.O.V. shots, menacing background music) as prelude to one horrible moment. One respondent to the in-office survey put it this way: I have seen the movie many times, and every time my chest tightens up and it occurs to me that I might actually die. He?s not alone. Retrocrush.com selected this scene as the scariest moment in the history of film. Mulholland Drive is a great movie, but as far as I recall Robert Blake was in Lost Highway, not Mulholland Drive. The 5 Scariest Movies Ever?... http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/new-yorker-film-festival-the-5-scariest-movies-ever-20080932533.htm 2008-09-30T05:36:11Z 2008-09-30T05:36:11Z Boingboing.Net http://www.boingboing.net/2008/09/29/new-yorker-film-fest.html New Yorker Film Festival: The 5 Scariest Movies Ever? {new window}   Www.Boingboing.Net - Ben Greenman of the New Yorker presents his list of the five scariest movies of all time. They are: 1. ?Texas Chainsaw Massacre,? Tobe Hooper (1974) 2. ?The Silence of the Lambs,? Jonathan Demme (1991) 3. ?The Body Snatcher,? Robert Wise (1945) 4. ?Night of the Hunter,? Charles Laughton (1955) 5. ?Mulholland Drive,? David Lynch (2001) David Lynch is the master of the eerie, which has also been called the uncanny, and his strongest films successfully deliver shock-horror at the conclusion of scenes that are either comically mundane or traditionally suspenseful. Many filmgoers remember ?Mulholland Drive? mainly for Robert Blake?s creepy performance or for the lesbian subplot with Laura Elena Harring and Naomi Watts, but the film?s signal moment comes in the Winkie?s scene, which uses a highly traditional location (a diner) and traditional suspense tricks (P.O.V. shots, menacing background music) as prelude to one horrible moment. One respondent to the in-office survey put it this way: I have seen the movie many times, and every time my chest tightens up and it occurs to me that I might actually die. He?s not alone. Retrocrush.com selected this scene as the scariest moment in the history of film. Mulholland Drive is a great movie, but as far as I recall Robert Blake was in Lost Highway, not Mulholland Drive. The 5 Scariest Movies Ever?...
New Yorker Film Festival: The 5 Scariest Movies Ever? - Boing Boing {...}
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Room Available in Heart of Castro (castro / upper market) $850 WHAT - One room for rent, available Nov 1st with a 6 month lease. WHERE – LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION In the heart of Castro District – a 1600 sq ft Victorian flat at 18th & Hartford Street. 18th Street Charming Victorian, between Hartford and Castro in the heart of Castro 2 blocks to Castro & Market, MUNI (T, K, L & M lines) Easy walk to grocery store and all the great cafes, restaurants and shops the Castro has to offer, the Mission district, and Dolores Park WHO - We are looking for a roommate to share our home starting Nov 1st. The person should be mature minded, responsible, employed, easy-going, a non-smoker and who is a sound sleeper. No pets, please. About us: we are both professionals, one man (age 27) and one women (38 but young at heart!). THE HOUSE - Our house has 3 bedrooms and 1 split bathroom (toilet separate from shower). Surprisingly it has not been a problem sharing the one bathroom. It’s a corner house, on the 2nd floor of a Victorian flat, with lots of light, windows, high ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors. The rest of the flat has a living room, parlor/office, back room with a washer/dryer, large remodeled kitchen that includes a gas stove and dishwasher. It’s a corner unit so 3 sides of the flat is mostly windows and the house gets lots of sun. THE ROOM - This room is small but perfectly placed in the heart of Castro. It is carpeted with a small built in closet and with large bay windows. It is bright and sunny HOW MUCH - Requires first and last month’s rent, plus deposit ($400), and copy of pay stub due at lease signing. Utilities will be split 3 ways (for Gas, Electric, Water & bi-monthly housekeeping) and I will pay for satellite for the living room. If you want to have satellite for your room, it will be $5/month. The monthly housecleaning will be split 3 ways. Call Naomi at 650-678-8160 to schedule an appointment to view the place or drop me an email. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/room-available-in-heart-of-castro-castro-upper-market-20080952133.htm 2008-09-23T21:18:14Z 2008-09-23T21:18:14Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/roo/852426210.html Room Available in Heart of Castro (castro / upper market) $850 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - WHAT - One room for rent, available Nov 1st with a 6 month lease. WHERE – LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION In the heart of Castro District – a 1600 sq ft Victorian flat at 18th & Hartford Street. 18th Street Charming Victorian, between Hartford and Castro in the heart of Castro 2 blocks to Castro & Market, MUNI (T, K, L & M lines) Easy walk to grocery store and all the great cafes, restaurants and shops the Castro has to offer, the Mission district, and Dolores Park WHO - We are looking for a roommate to share our home starting Nov 1st. The person should be mature minded, responsible, employed, easy-going, a non-smoker and who is a sound sleeper. No pets, please. About us: we are both professionals, one man (age 27) and one women (38 but young at heart!). THE HOUSE - Our house has 3 bedrooms and 1 split bathroom (toilet separate from shower). Surprisingly it has not been a problem sharing the one bathroom. It’s a corner house, on the 2nd floor of a Victorian flat, with lots of light, windows, high ceilings and beautiful hardwood floors. The rest of the flat has a living room, parlor/office, back room with a washer/dryer, large remodeled kitchen that includes a gas stove and dishwasher. It’s a corner unit so 3 sides of the flat is mostly windows and the house gets lots of sun. THE ROOM - This room is small but perfectly placed in the heart of Castro. It is carpeted with a small built in closet and with large bay windows. It is bright and sunny HOW MUCH - Requires first and last month’s rent, plus deposit ($400), and copy of pay stub due at lease signing. Utilities will be split 3 ways (for Gas, Electric, Water & bi-monthly housekeeping) and I will pay for satellite for the living room. If you want to have satellite for your room, it will be $5/month. The monthly housecleaning will be split 3 ways. Call Naomi at 650-678-8160 to schedule an appointment to view the place or drop me an email.
Room Available in Heart of Castro {...}
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]]> {EUROPE > NEWSPAPERS} - Mother who drowned Naomi Hill 'evil' says husband The father of Naomi Hill has described his killer wife as "evil". http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/europe/united-kingdom/news-and-media/newspapers/mother-who-drowned-naomi-hill-evil-says-husband-20080953226.htm 2008-09-23T18:08:37Z 2008-09-23T18:08:37Z Telegraph.Co.Uk http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/3068398/Mother-who-drowned-Naomi-Hill-evil-says-husband.html Mother who drowned Naomi Hill 'evil' says husband {new window}   Www.Telegraph.Co.Uk - The father of Naomi Hill has described his killer wife as "evil".
Mother who drowned Naomi Hill 'evil', says husband - Telegraph {...} The father of Naomi Hill has described his killer wife as {...}
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > REAL ESTATE} - Professional Office Spaces in Historic Building - Views (petaluma) There are two offices left with amazing views of the Petaluma River Turning Basin (215 sq. ft.plus waiting room and 259 sq. ft, $800 and $750) as well as a small office with skylight suitable for a massage therapist (110 sq. ft - $300). There are also 2 offices of 215 sq. ft that face the eastern hills for $500 each. The building is being completely remodeled and restored. The offices will have soundproofing, signal light for the waiting room, a kitchen, after hours door code, an elevator (wheelchair accessible), air conditioning, and shared use of outside deck on the river, and are perfect for therapists or other professionals who require a private, serene space to work. CAll Naomi at 762-5086 to view. Available November 1. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/professional-office-spaces-in-historic-building-20080976333.htm 2008-09-22T04:39:58Z 2008-09-22T04:39:58Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/off/850104740.html Professional Office Spaces in Historic Building - Views (petaluma) {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - There are two offices left with amazing views of the Petaluma River Turning Basin (215 sq. ft.plus waiting room and 259 sq. ft, $800 and $750) as well as a small office with skylight suitable for a massage therapist (110 sq. ft - $300). There are also 2 offices of 215 sq. ft that face the eastern hills for $500 each. The building is being completely remodeled and restored. The offices will have soundproofing, signal light for the waiting room, a kitchen, after hours door code, an elevator (wheelchair accessible), air conditioning, and shared use of outside deck on the river, and are perfect for therapists or other professionals who require a private, serene space to work. CAll Naomi at 762-5086 to view. Available November 1.
Professional Office Spaces in Historic Building - Views {...}
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Mediterranean Villa seeks Temporary Roommate (Berkeley) $700 2bd I am looking for the right person (female) to share my 2 bdrm Mediterranean Style Villa Duplex with great back yard, deck, table/chairs/umbrella, brick courtyard, flower garden. Hardwood floors, nice living room, kitchen and bathroom. VERY LARGE FULLY FURNISHED BEDROOM: postur-pedic queen size bed, round table, easy chair, night stand, lamps, nice closet. Dates available: Month of October (maybe into November) Rent: $700 includes utilities, DSL, washer/dryer I am a professional woman, Buddhist, lead tours to the sacred sites of Italy & the Black Madonna, writer, storyteller, spiritual adventurer. My home is my sanctuary where I revitalize myself and I hope you will, too. My place is an oasis in the middle of inner city living with a white picket fence, palm trees. Located in an integrated neighborhood, great bus lines that take you directly to the University, Ashby BART is a 15 minute walk away. NOT walking distance to the university. You could ride a bicycle, though. No: smoking/drugs/pets/drinking alcohol to excess/wild parties/night owls. Since I work out of my home it is best if you have an office to go to. Past roommates have been international women Ph.d. candidates working on dissertations, internships. I will be very busy and traveling some of the time. Thanks, Naomi http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/mediterranean-villa-seeks-temporary-roommate-20080958432.htm 2008-09-20T16:38:50Z 2008-09-20T16:38:50Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/sub/848219270.html Mediterranean Villa seeks Temporary Roommate (Berkeley) $700 2bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - I am looking for the right person (female) to share my 2 bdrm Mediterranean Style Villa Duplex with great back yard, deck, table/chairs/umbrella, brick courtyard, flower garden. Hardwood floors, nice living room, kitchen and bathroom. VERY LARGE FULLY FURNISHED BEDROOM: postur-pedic queen size bed, round table, easy chair, night stand, lamps, nice closet. Dates available: Month of October (maybe into November) Rent: $700 includes utilities, DSL, washer/dryer I am a professional woman, Buddhist, lead tours to the sacred sites of Italy & the Black Madonna, writer, storyteller, spiritual adventurer. My home is my sanctuary where I revitalize myself and I hope you will, too. My place is an oasis in the middle of inner city living with a white picket fence, palm trees. Located in an integrated neighborhood, great bus lines that take you directly to the University, Ashby BART is a 15 minute walk away. NOT walking distance to the university. You could ride a bicycle, though. No: smoking/drugs/pets/drinking alcohol to excess/wild parties/night owls. Since I work out of my home it is best if you have an office to go to. Past roommates have been international women Ph.d. candidates working on dissertations, internships. I will be very busy and traveling some of the time. Thanks, Naomi
Mediterranean Villa seeks Temporary Roommate {...}
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]]> {NEWS > ALTERNATIVE} - Naomi Klein Strikes Back at Critics of Her 'Shock Doctrine' Book Responding to critics from the libertarian Cato institute and The New Republic. http://articles.world-of-newave.info/news/alternative/naomi-klein-strikes-back-at-critics-of-her-shock-20080959018.htm 2008-09-11T08:00:01Z 2008-09-11T08:00:01Z Alternet.Org http://www.alternet.org/workplace/98338/naomi_klein_strikes_back_at_critics_of_her_%27shock_doctrine%27_book/ Naomi Klein Strikes Back at Critics of Her 'Shock Doctrine' Book {new window}   Www.Alternet.Org - Responding to critics from the libertarian Cato institute and The New Republic.
Naomi Klein Strikes Back at Critics of Her 'Shock Doctrine' Book | Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace | AlterNet {...}
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]]> {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Sunny spacious apartment to share in lively inner sunset neighborhood (inner sunset / UCSF) $975 Room for Rent: Judah & 7th Room Available September 30th, 2008 Nice bedroom with bay window & private bath. Garage spot included, washer and dryer in the building. $ 975/month. I am a young professional woman in my twenties looking for a roommate. I am looking for a female roommate in her twenties, who is friendly, social, clean, and will take care of the apartment with me. During the week I work an 8:00-5:00 job as a teacher, so I am looking for someone who keeps similar hours (day work or school, night sleep.) About the apartment: The apartment is located on the corner of 7th and Judah. It is conveniently located near restaurants, shops, transportation, and Golden Gate Park. The apartment itself is a spacious, 2 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment. The room for rent is a medium sized, light room, with a full closet and a bay window. I am really excited about meeting a potential housemate. If you are interested please email me at omikimm@sfsu.edu, or call me at (415) 694-9625. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Naomi http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/sunny-spacious-apartment-to-share-in-lively-inner-20080992915.htm 2008-09-11T06:11:33Z 2008-09-11T06:11:33Z Sfbay.Craigslist.Org http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/roo/836191668.html Sunny spacious apartment to share in lively inner sunset neighborhood (inner sunset / UCSF) $975 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Room for Rent: Judah & 7th Room Available September 30th, 2008 Nice bedroom with bay window & private bath. Garage spot included, washer and dryer in the building. $ 975/month. I am a young professional woman in my twenties looking for a roommate. I am looking for a female roommate in her twenties, who is friendly, social, clean, and will take care of the apartment with me. During the week I work an 8:00-5:00 job as a teacher, so I am looking for someone who keeps similar hours (day work or school, night sleep.) About the apartment: The apartment is located on the corner of 7th and Judah. It is conveniently located near restaurants, shops, transportation, and Golden Gate Park. The apartment itself is a spacious, 2 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment. The room for rent is a medium sized, light room, with a full closet and a bay window. I am really excited about meeting a potential housemate. If you are interested please email me at omikimm@sfsu.edu, or call me at (415) 694-9625. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Naomi
Sunny spacious apartment to share in lively inner sunset neighborhood {...}
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