Hawaiian Falls Firewheel (Also known as Hawaiian Falls Garland) is a small waterpark located in Garland, Texas. The park is the first Hawaiian Falls Waterpark in the Hawaiian Falls Waterpark chain and officially opened on May 24, 2003. The waterpark sits on roughly 12 acres adjacent to the Spring Creek Forest Preserve and is visible from the George Bush turnpike. It consists of ten attractions: 6 water slides, a lazy river, an interactive water treehouse, a wave pool, and an activity pool, as well as a few food stands. The park was built for roughly $5.5 million by David Busch of Horizon Family, Inc., now Hawaiian Falls Waterparks.

Here is a recent album from one of our favorite vineyards, Testarossa Vineyards in Los Gatos. Testarossa is a beautiful place to get married at and has a very Italian feel to it. The beautiful stonework of the buildings make you forget you are in the Bay Area and take you away to Tuscany. Here are some album pages from a Testarossa wedding:

Peering through Web 2.0–tinted glasses, Yelp looks primed to become the next online icon, à la Craigslist, Facebook, and YouTube. Or not. A case study of the Bay Area blogging generation’s insular soul. By Karen Solomonhttp://www.sanfran.com/home/view_story/1896/

This is $20,000 of love-themed hot tub, the Walker Signature Special Edition. Special features include seating for six, tacky red hearts, fountains, Valentine-red colors, a "playground area" (ooer) and MP3-ready stereo. Our ideal use for this tasteless jacuzzi is in the video after the jump.

BEWARE!! If you ride the BART in the Bay Area there's a good chance you have been a victim of this creeps stalking.

On April 22, world-renowned Bay Area DJ/producer Miguel Migs returns with Those Things Remixed. The CD features 14 unique interpretations of original tracks from Migs’ critically acclaimed 2007 album Those Things. The eclectic roster of artists recruited for remix duty ranges from British house duo Faze Action to Swedish artist Rasmus Faber.