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In the dubious race called "lack of affordable rentals," San Francisco continues to trump New York City. That's according to a recent report released by real estate database Zumper. In fact, Fog City tops the list when it comes to one-bedrooms, asking a median of $3500 a month, with NYC in hot pursuit at $3100.

To file under "this world is going to hell in a hand basket": Jezebel reports that flyers started popping up in one Irvine, California rental community "reminding" residents to simmer down and be quiet after 10 pm. This, we get.

It's the same story, different day—or so it seems: Mom-and-pops closing as neighborhoods transform. According to an interview with writer D. W.

Once in a blue moon, you meet a special someone who's so amazing, so delightful you wonder if he's too good to be true. And in most cases, you'll be right to turn and flee. But hope springs eternal, and if that special someone were, say, a triple threat — someone who cleans, communicates and makes your life easy for you — you might be persuaded to believe again.