Up to 50,000 can remain as advisers to an Iraqi government that is ostentatious about its belief that the presence of U.S. forces is superfluous and obnoxious. (1:14)    Two more years of U.S. military presence cannot control whether that is in Iraq s future. (1:30)    If, in spite of contrary evidence, the U.S. surge permanently dampened sectarian violence, all U.S. forces can come home sooner than the end of 2011. (1:32)   

Home and Opinion Sports Entertainment Business Inside Track Blogs Photos and Media Carfind Homefind Jobfind Local Coverage Local Politics Columnists Opinion National U.S. (2:2)    The gates have been flung open and a field of well-funded political thoroughbreds are scrambling behind the scenes to line up pollsters, strategists and fund-raisers for a frenzied four-month dash to fill the first vacant Bay State Senate seat in a generation. (2:3)    Kennedy set for Dec. 8 - and the general election slated for Jan. 19 - the next move is up to the late senator s widow, Victoria Reggie Kennedy, and his nephew, former U.S. (2:6)    Democrats hot to keep seat warm: AG Coakley pulls papers to run for Kennedy s seat Democrats hot to keep seat warm Money talks Eagan:Pro-choice means anti-Kennedy for Catholics Gov. (2:49)    Patrick OK after hip replacement surgery 217 Comments Post / Read Comments Next icle in Local Politics: AG Coakley pulls papers to run for Kennedy s seat Page: 1 2 Continue Advertisement 1 2 Clockwise from top left: Rep. (2:50)   

About one in 13 U.S. swine flu deaths have been children and most of the kids have been of school age, the federal government said in its first study of the new flu's youngest victims. (7:3)    icle:Football Tackles Twitter, Facebook, Instant Video:/g/a/2009/08/20/urnidgns002570F3005978D800257618005723CC.DTL icle:Football Tackles Twitter, Facebook, Instant Video:/g/a/2009/08/20/urnidgns002570F3005978D800257618005723CC.DTL advertisement your ad here SFGate (3:2)    Thursday, August 20, 2009 Print E-mail del.icio.us Digg Technorati Reddit Facebook Slashdot Fark vine Google Bookmarks Share Comments Georgia default Verdana Times New Roman Arial Font Size: More IDG Headlines Football Tackles Digital Age: Twitter, Facebook, Instant Video ... (3:7)    Symbol Lookup More Technology TECH CHRONICLES / NFL bans social-network updates during games 09.03.09 BAE lays off 360 at Santa Clara plant 09.02.09 Photo hobbyists snapping up more business 09.02.09 Photo hobbyists snapping up more business 09.03.09 (3:8)    The NFL told me that it's not overly concerned with Twitter and actually encourages players and fans who use the microblogging service to talk football, but that doesn't necessarily mean you can turn your Twitter account into an NFL broadcast channel and there are limits to what is permissible. (3:12)   

Football Tackles Twitter, Facebook, Instant Video icles It's first down and ten when it comes to college and pro football leagues tackling Twitter, Facebook, and user-generated video content from the sidelines. (3:83)    Video dramatization shows deadly consequences of texting and driving (5:1)    icle:Video dramatization shows deadly consequences of textin:/g/a/2009/08/25/urnidgns852573C4006938800025761D00790776.DTL icle:Video dramatization shows deadly consequences of textin:/g/a/2009/08/25/urnidgns852573C4006938800025761D00790776.DTL advertisement your ad here SFGate (5:2)    In a statement on its site, the Gwent police said they are hoping the video can be used in schools across the U.K. to deter texting while driving. (5:16)    Today noted that the dramatization is too graphic to be fully shown on most U.S. television stations, but the video has provoked some experts to debate the most effective means of curbing texting, which is already illegal in 17 states and the District of Columbia. (5:23)   

Print E-mail del.icio.us Digg Technorati Reddit Facebook Slashdot Fark vine Google Bookmarks Share Comments Also post this comment to: Twitter Facebook Characters left: Learn how to share your comments on Twitter. (5:59)    Return to top Home News Sports Business Entertainment Food Living Travel Columns Classifieds Jobs Real Estate Cars Site Index Services: Place a Classified Advertise in Print Advertise About Our Ads Public Notices Reader Services: Home Delivery Subscribers E-Edition Mobile RSS Feeds letters Feedback Buy Photos FAQ Corrections Get Us Company Info: Contact Us Hearst Corp. (5:77)    Video dramatization shows deadly consequences of texting and driving icles A dramatic Web-based video depicting four deaths caused by a young driver who was texting at the wheel has provoked a debate over the best ways to curb distracted driving in the U.S. (5:81)   

icle:McRacism in Japan?:/g/a/2009/09/02/apop090209.DTL icle:McRacism in Japan?:/g/a/2009/09/02/apop090209.DTL advertisement your ad here SFGate (6:2)    Advanced Search Home News Sports Business Entertainment Food Living Travel Columns Classifieds Jobs Homes Cars Close XQuick links to the best of SFGate Still can't find it? see Site Index News Today Breaking Live Views Traffic Weather Sections Bay Area and State Business Chronicle Magazine Crime Education Green Health and Medicine Nation Obituaries Opinion Politics Science Style Technology Weird World Sports 49ers Raiders Giants Athletics Warriors Sharks More BayList Blogs Chronicle Watch City Brights Columnists Comics Data Center Earthquakes Lottery Maps Polls Reader Views Small Business Volunteering Features Food Bargain Bites Recipes Restaurant Reviews Top 100 Restaurants Wine Travel Hawaii Mexico SF Guide Weekend Getaways Wine Country Reno and Tahoe Living Gay and Lesbian Home and Garden Moms Outdoors Pets SFiS Ski and Snow Entertainment Art Books Horoscope Local Bands Live Local Movie Showtimes Movies Theater Reviews Things To Do TV and Radio Classifieds Advertise With Us Cars Real Estate Jobs Merchandise Personals Pets Public Notices Rentals Movies and Nightlife Performance Art Events Books TV and Radio Horoscope Comics Things To Do Seensters Asian Pop - Jeff Yang Archive E-mail McRacism in Japan? (6:6)    These angry activists are in Japan, not the U.S. -- and the monolith they're fighting against isn't the federal government, but an entity whose worldwide influence is possibly even more potent: Global burgermeister McDonald's. (6:11)