Let me call you tweetheart…

If you use the Twitter microblogging platform, you might want to follow these members:

SFEarthquakes for minute by minute updates on seismic activity.

FoodNut or SFRestaurants for links to Bay Area restaurant reviews.

Cheeseboard Pizza for this Berkeley eatery's pizza of the day tweet.

USCFpeds for the lastest news and research findings from UCSF Children's Hospital.

SFist or SFStation for Bay Area news, arts, events, and more.

San Francisco Weekly for links to articles from their website.

San Francisco Government Jobs for links to (you guessed it) job listings.

Oakland Museum and the de Young Museum for your fine art fix.

Southwest Airlines and JetBlue for breaking news, deals, and rapid problem-solving.

Know of other Twitter streams Bay Area residents would find handy? Leave the links in a comment.

Valentine's day dining

Sure, you can wait until the last minute to think about where to take your honey-bunny to dinner on Valentine's Day.

You can also pretend to enjoy the dubious grub at some questionable eatery that just happens to have plenty of empty tables on February 14.

Instead, make a reservation at one of the eight restaurants suggested by Thrillist/San Francisco. Fabulous food without the inflated prix fixe pricing. Yum.

Thinking big

Imagine a 24-room home…in just 344 square feet.

Hong Kong architect Gary Chang has remodeled his apartment three times to get the most from the limited space available.

So before you grumble about not having enough room, read about his home in a recent New York Times article.

Picture this...

Whether you're new to the Bay Area or a lifelong resident, you'll enjoy the hundreds of photos (and stories) on FogBay.com.

Don't miss the photographer's links list of events, shops and restaurants.

Culinary resolutions for 2009

New year, but same old kitchen?

Mark Bittman, a.k.a "The Minimalist," offers some great ways to up your cooking game in this New York Times article.

Bittman's blog is worth perusing as well.