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Ccarlsson at 23:20, 6 April 2020

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	Chris Carlsson, co-director of the “history from below” project Shaping San Francisco (historical archive at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and frequent public speaker. He has written ~~two~~ books (''After the Deluge, [http://www.chriscarlsson.com/writing/nowtopia-the-book/ Nowtopia]'') edited six books, (''Reclaiming San Francisco; The Political Edge; Bad Attitude; Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration; Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78''; and ''Shift Happens: Critical Mass at 20''). He redesigned and co-authored an expanded ''Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco’s Mission Bay''. He blogs regularly at [http://www.nowtopians.com nowtopians.com]. He has produced weekly public Talks since January 2006. He also conducts award-winning bicycle history tours and recently has added a dozen walking tours to his repertoire. He has given hundreds of public presentations based on Shaping San Francisco, Critical Mass, ''Nowtopia'', ''Vanished Waters'', and his “Reclaiming San Francisco” history anthologies since the late 1990s, and has appeared dozens of times in radio, television and on the internet. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World] (1981-1994, 2001, 2005). He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.sfcriticalmass.org/ Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 400 cities.		Chris Carlsson, co-director of the “history from below” project Shaping San Francisco (historical archive at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and frequent public speaker. He has written three books ([http://www.chriscarlsson.com/hidden-san-francisco-the-book/ ''Hidden San Francisco: A Guide to Lost Landscapes, Unsung Heroes, and Radical Histories]'', ''After the Deluge, [http://www.chriscarlsson.com/writing/nowtopia-the-book/ Nowtopia]'') edited six books, (''Reclaiming San Francisco; The Political Edge; Bad Attitude; Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration; Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78''; and ''Shift Happens: Critical Mass at 20''). He redesigned and co-authored an expanded ''Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco’s Mission Bay''. He blogs regularly at [http://www.nowtopians.com nowtopians.com]. He has produced weekly public Talks since January 2006. He also conducts award-winning bicycle history tours and recently has added a dozen walking tours to his repertoire. He has given hundreds of public presentations based on Shaping San Francisco, Critical Mass, ''Nowtopia'', ''Vanished Waters'', and his “Reclaiming San Francisco” history anthologies since the late 1990s, and has appeared dozens of times in radio, television and on the internet. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World] (1981-1994, 2001, 2005). He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.sfcriticalmass.org/ Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 400 cities.

Ccarlsson at 00:08, 19 April 2016

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	Chris Carlsson, co-director of the “history from below” project Shaping San Francisco (historical archive at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and frequent public speaker. He has written two books (''After the Deluge, Nowtopia'') edited six books, (''Reclaiming San Francisco; The Political Edge; Bad Attitude; Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration; Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78''; and ''Shift Happens: Critical Mass at 20''). He redesigned and co-authored an expanded ''Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco’s Mission Bay''. He has produced weekly public Talks since January 2006. He also conducts award-winning bicycle history tours and recently has added a dozen walking tours to his repertoire. He has given hundreds of public presentations based on Shaping San Francisco, Critical Mass, ''Nowtopia'', ''Vanished Waters'', and his “Reclaiming San Francisco” history anthologies since the late 1990s, and has appeared dozens of times in radio, television and on the internet. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World] (1981-1994, 2001, 2005). He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.sfcriticalmass.org/ Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 400 cities.		Chris Carlsson, co-director of the “history from below” project Shaping San Francisco (historical archive at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and frequent public speaker. He has written two books (''After the Deluge, [http://www.chriscarlsson.com/writing/nowtopia-the-book/ Nowtopia]'') edited six books, (''Reclaiming San Francisco; The Political Edge; Bad Attitude; Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration; Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78''; and ''Shift Happens: Critical Mass at 20''). He redesigned and co-authored an expanded ''Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco’s Mission Bay''. He blogs regularly at [http://www.nowtopians.com nowtopians.com]. He has produced weekly public Talks since January 2006. He also conducts award-winning bicycle history tours and recently has added a dozen walking tours to his repertoire. He has given hundreds of public presentations based on Shaping San Francisco, Critical Mass, ''Nowtopia'', ''Vanished Waters'', and his “Reclaiming San Francisco” history anthologies since the late 1990s, and has appeared dozens of times in radio, television and on the internet. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World] (1981-1994, 2001, 2005). He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.sfcriticalmass.org/ Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 400 cities.

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	Chris Carlsson, director of the ~~multimedia history~~ project ~~[http://www.shapingsf.org~~ Shaping San Francisco] (~~now this wiki~~ at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and ~~community organizer~~. ~~For~~ the ~~last twenty~~-~~five years~~ his ~~activities have focused~~ on the ~~underlying themes~~ of ~~horizontal communications~~, ~~organic communities~~ and ~~public space~~. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World]. He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.~~critical-mass~~.org Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over ~~300~~ cities. He has edited four books, "Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology" (Verso: 1990), "Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture" (City Lights: 1998, co-edited with James Brook and Nancy J. Peters), "Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration" (AK Press: 2002), “The Political Edge” (City Lights Foundation: 2004). He published his first novel, “After The Deluge,” in 2004, a story of post-economic San Francisco in the year 2157. His latest work, “Nowtopia” was published in May 2008. Carlsson makes his living as a book designer, editor, and typesetter. He is a member of Media Workers Union Local 100 in San Francisco. He is a founder of [http://www.counterpulse.org CounterPULSE], a San Francisco-based arts organization, where he has been producing a series of [http://www.counterpulse.org/fall-winter-talks.shtml public Talks] since January 2006, and conducting award-winning [http://www.shapingsf.org/biketours.html bicycle history tours] for over a decade.		Chris Carlsson, co-director of the “history from below” project Shaping San Francisco (historical archive at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and frequent public speaker. He has written two books (''After the Deluge, Nowtopia'') edited six books, (''Reclaiming San Francisco; The Political Edge; Bad Attitude; Critical Mass: Bicycling’s Defiant Celebration; Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco, 1968-78''; and ''Shift Happens: Critical Mass at 20''). He redesigned and co-authored an expanded ''Vanished Waters: A History of San Francisco’s Mission Bay''. He has produced weekly public Talks since January 2006. He also conducts award-winning bicycle history tours and recently has added a dozen walking tours to his repertoire. He has given hundreds of public presentations based on Shaping San Francisco, Critical Mass, ''Nowtopia'', ''Vanished Waters'', and his “Reclaiming San Francisco” history anthologies since the late 1990s, and has appeared dozens of times in radio, television and on the internet. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World] (1981-1994, 2001, 2005). He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.sfcriticalmass.org/ Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 400 cities.

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	Chris Carlsson, ~~executive~~ director of the multimedia history project Shaping San Francisco (now this wiki at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and community organizer. For the last twenty-five years his activities have focused on the underlying themes of horizontal communications, organic communities and public space. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World]. He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 300 cities. He has edited four books, "Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology" (Verso: 1990), "Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture" (City Lights: 1998, co-edited with James Brook and Nancy J. Peters), "Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration" (AK Press: 2002), “The Political Edge” (City Lights Foundation: 2004). He published his first novel, “After The Deluge,” in 2004, a story of post-economic San Francisco in the year 2157. His latest work, “Nowtopia” was published in May 2008. Carlsson makes his living as a book designer, editor, and typesetter. He is a member of Media Workers Union Local 100 in San Francisco. He is a founder of [http://www.counterpulse.org CounterPULSE], a San Francisco-based arts organization, where he has been producing a series of [http://www.counterpulse.org/fall-winter-talks.shtml public Talks] since January 2006, and conducting award-winning [http://www.shapingsf.org/biketours.html bicycle history tours] for over a decade.		Chris Carlsson, director of the multimedia history project [http://www.shapingsf.org Shaping San Francisco] (now this wiki at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and community organizer. For the last twenty-five years his activities have focused on the underlying themes of horizontal communications, organic communities and public space. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World]. He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 300 cities. He has edited four books, "Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology" (Verso: 1990), "Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture" (City Lights: 1998, co-edited with James Brook and Nancy J. Peters), "Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration" (AK Press: 2002), “The Political Edge” (City Lights Foundation: 2004). He published his first novel, “After The Deluge,” in 2004, a story of post-economic San Francisco in the year 2157. His latest work, “Nowtopia” was published in May 2008. Carlsson makes his living as a book designer, editor, and typesetter. He is a member of Media Workers Union Local 100 in San Francisco. He is a founder of [http://www.counterpulse.org CounterPULSE], a San Francisco-based arts organization, where he has been producing a series of [http://www.counterpulse.org/fall-winter-talks.shtml public Talks] since January 2006, and conducting award-winning [http://www.shapingsf.org/biketours.html bicycle history tours] for over a decade.

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Chris Carlsson, executive director of the multimedia history project Shaping San Francisco (now this wiki at foundsf.org), is a writer, publisher, editor, and community organizer. For the last twenty-five years his activities have focused on the underlying themes of horizontal communications, organic communities and public space. He was one of the founders, editors and frequent contributors to the ground-breaking San Francisco magazine [http://www.processedworld.com Processed World]. He also helped launch the monthly bike-ins known as [http://www.critical-mass.org Critical Mass] that have spread to five continents and over 300 cities. He has edited four books, "Bad Attitude: The Processed World Anthology" (Verso: 1990), "Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, Culture" (City Lights: 1998, co-edited with James Brook and Nancy J. Peters), "Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration" (AK Press: 2002), “The Political Edge” (City Lights Foundation: 2004). He published his first novel, “After The Deluge,” in 2004, a story of post-economic San Francisco in the year 2157. His latest work, “Nowtopia” was published in May 2008. Carlsson makes his living as a book designer, editor, and typesetter. He is a member of Media Workers Union Local 100 in San Francisco. He is a founder of [http://www.counterpulse.org CounterPULSE], a San Francisco-based arts organization, where he has been producing a series of [http://www.counterpulse.org/fall-winter-talks.shtml public Talks] since January 2006, and conducting award-winning [http://www.shapingsf.org/biketours.html bicycle history tours] for over a decade.