關於 oakland made ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Alright! Back from my self imposed break from social media! Had an awesome time hanging out with the kids at @youthbeatmedia today! Youth Beat is an awesome program, founded by my high school art teacherJeff Key, that teaches media skills which include acting, directing, cinematography, editing, and writing to kids in Oakland that would not normally have access to this medium at their own school. I got to watch two teams make their respective films and give them a pointer or two. I am proud to be partnering up with them and helping in their future endeavors. Honestly after 25 years of working non stop, I did not miss not working that much during Covid but watching these kids work today made me miss the film set. I gotta start looking for a job! To learn more about Youth Beat head to www.youthbeat.org

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Just as I was about to post a happy Lunar New Year photo I received this video from 8th and Harrison in Chinatown, outside the Asian Resource Center. My heart sank.
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It reminds me too much of the 84-year old Asian man who was assaulted and died in San Francisco last week.
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According to the Chinatown Chamber of Commerce President, this suspect attacked several others that very same day.
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It all comes he documented over 20 robberies and assaults in Chinatown in two weeks.
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Today president Carl Chan felt optimistic change would be made as business owners gathered for a press conference with the mayor and city leaders.
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Chinatown seniors he says “are afraid to go outside” but I’ve learned there are efforts being made to help escort them around town. This is a resilient community and there are many efforts to help which I’m looking forward to reporting on soon ❤️
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#oakland #oaktown #chinatown #saveourchinatowns #bayarea #sf #asians

賀錦麗為新任美國副總統。在就任副總統之前，賀錦麗曾擔任舊金山地區檢察官、加州檢察總長和美國參議員。賀錦麗出生於加州奧克蘭，畢業於霍華德大學及加州大學哈斯汀法學院，父母為印度及牙買加移民。賀錦麗曾表示：「我媽媽會看著我對我說，賀錦麗，在許多事情上妳或許是第一個去做的人，但不要成為最後一個去做的人。」賀錦麗是美國史上首位女性及亞非裔副總統。賀錦麗生平詳見：https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/vice-president-harris/

Kamala D. Harris is the Vice President of the United States of America. She was elected Vice President after a lifetime of public service, having been elected District Attorney of San Francisco, California Attorney General, and United States Senator. Vice President Harris was born in Oakland, California to parents who emigrated from India and Jamaica. She graduated from Howard University and the University of California, Hastings College of Law. “My mother would look at me and she’d say, ‘Kamala, you may be the first to do many things, but make sure you are not the last.’” Kamala Harris has made history as the first female, first black and first Asian-American U.S. vice-president. Read Vice President Harris’ bio: https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/vice-president-harris/

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Finally made my way to the US and I'm excited to share my 3 days here in SF with you all!

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Chapters:
0:00​​ Intro
0:15 Day 1 | Met up w/Jerome
1:00 Oakland Bay Bridge View
2:44​ Sales Force Plaza
3:48 Harrison Street
5:34 Met up w/ Catarina
5:58 Marshall's Beach
6:35 Day 2 | Catch up
8:28 Storyblocks AD
9:37 Marshall's Beach | Attempt 2
12:08 Redwood Hwy
13:04 Day 3 | Noe Cafe
14:33 JapanTown
15:32 Bay Bridge | Met up w/Wren
17:12 End

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The most valuable play of the Warriors’ Game 1 win was not made by Steph Curry, Kevin Durant or Klay Thompson. It was J.R. Smith’s now infamous blunder that cost the Cavs a chance to win at the end of regulation.

Fans in Oakland showed their appreciation for the hero of Game 1 (from their perspective) by chanting “M.V.P” when he went to the line for the first time in Game 2.

Smith didn’t seem to let the mistake affect his confidence heading into Game 2. In classic J.R. fashion, he led the Cavaliers in field goal attempts in the opening quarter.

Carmelo Anthony can't miss these days. His hot streak couldn't have come at a better time for the Denver Nuggets.

Anthony scored 36 points to give him 121 in the last three games, and the Nuggets routed the injury-plagued Los Angeles Clippers 117-99 Tuesday night to remain tied with Golden State for the eighth and final Western Conference playoff berth. They meet Thursday night in Oakland.

"Two good teams who deserve to go to the playoffs are going to battle on Thursday night," Nuggets coach George Karl said. "When this thing all started evolving six or eight weeks ago, I remember circling the game with Golden State. We could get in [to the playoffs] if we don't win. It could give us a big leg up if we do win."

Anthony, the NBA's fourth-leading scorer, shot 13-of-17 from the field and 9-of-12 from the foul line in 33 minutes, He left with 5:14 remaining and the Nuggets comfortably ahead.

"He's on a hot roll," Karl said. "Tonight his power and presence in the paint was presented early. When [Clippers coach Mike] Dunleavy went small to begin the game, it hurt them a little bit."

Anthony has shot 49-of-72 while averaging just over 40 points in the last three games.

"It's got to be like that Thursday," the 6-foot-8 forward said. "I've got confidence it will be like that Thursday. It's a big game for us. Do I believe we have to win? No. But it's a must-win for us."

Allen Iverson added 21 points, seven rebounds and nine assists, Linas Kleiza scored 15 points, and Marcus Camby had 13 points and 18 rebounds for the Nuggets (47-31), who snapped a two-game losing streak to teams already out of postseason contention.

"Our backs were against the wall," Anthony said. "We had to get this one."

The Nuggets, who took command in the second quarter, shot 51 percent and outrebounded the Clippers 53-40. They led 63-47 at halftime and the Clippers weren't closer than 14 points in the second half.

"We played a good quarter and a half, but then we did not have a good answer for Carmelo," Dunleavy said. "He really had it going tonight with his mid-range face-up game, which made it hard to double-team him. Unfortunately, in the second quarter, we turned the ball over and gave them too many points off turnovers, the second-chance points. That's how they were able to built the lead up on us."

Cuttino Mobley led the Clippers (23-54) with 25 points. Elton Brand, playing his fourth game after missing the season's first 74 while recovering from surgery on his torn left Achilles tendon, added 17 and Quinton Ross scored 10.

"Once we get healthy, it won't be like this again," Brand said. "We have the talent, we just have to get it on the court."

The Clippers, who have lost 22 of their last 26 games, played without starters Chris Kaman (sprained right ankle) and Corey Maggette (strained right hamstring). Tim Thomas returned after missing five games with a sore Achilles tendon and had seven points and five rebounds.

Denver's Nene missed his second straight game due to a strained right groin.

Two baskets by Anthony and a three-point play by Iverson gave the Nuggets a 79-55 lead midway through the third quarter. The Clippers scored the last seven points of the period to trim Denver's lead to 91-74, but never threatened in the final period.

Iverson scored nine points during a 16-5 run that gave the Nuggets a 44-36 lead, and they were on top the rest of the way. The Clippers drew within three before Denver used a 17-4 spurt to finish the second quarter for its 16-point halftime lead.

Anthony needed only 10 minutes to reach double figures, making it a franchise-record 203 straight games that he's accomplished that feat. Anthony scored 13 points in the first quarter, which ended with the teams tied 23-all. He shot 6-of-8 in the period while his teammates went 4-of-15.

Game notes
The Nuggets won three of four against the Clippers this season to win the season series for the first time since the 1999-2000 season. ... After playing at Golden State, the Nuggets finish the season with a road game against Utah and home games against Houston and Memphis. ... The Clippers finish with a home game against the Lakers on Thursday night and road games against Golden State, New Orleans and Houston. ... Denver's 16-23 road record is the worst among Western Conference playoff contenders. ... The Clippers have a 3-19 record when Kaman has had to sit out. ... The Nuggets entered as the NBA's scoring leader with a 110.6-point average, but were next-to-last in defense, allowing 107.0 points per game. They had allowed their previous 13 opponents to score at least 100 points. ... The Clippers entered with a 93.9-point scoring average to rank next-to-last in that category.