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TECH UPDATE: Google Wins in Court, SAP Exec Steals LEGOs

TECH UPDATE: Google Wins in Court, SAP Exec Steals LEGOs

Courtesy of SV411.com, here’s a quick rundown of the latest technology news in Silicon Valley, including Google’s court victory, a new iPhone prototype clue and high-ranking tech exec who couldn’t help himself from stealing LEGOs.

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Best Bites: Small Plates

Best Bites: Small Plates

Small plates, appetizer, starters, whatever you want to call them, can pack a lot of flavor into a few bites. Here are five of our favorite places to live large with small bites.

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Food Festivals in the Bay Area

Food Festivals in the Bay Area

The food festival and event season is upon us. Here are three choice happenings in the weeks to come. One of the biggest events of the summer is Sunset Magazine’s Celebration Weekend.

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SJ Q&A: Victoria Boyert, Satori Tea Company

SJ Q&A: Victoria Boyert, Satori Tea Company

Self-described as taking “a contemporary approach to an age-old tradition,” Satori Tea Company first opened in August 2010, specializing in organic, fair-trade loose-leaf tea and providing a relaxing, community-oriented space to enjoy a traditional tea service.

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In the Next Room at City Lights

In the Next Room at City Lights

This title, now on the marquee at City Lights Theater, suggests a lightweight sex farce. In reality, while the play is erotically charged and uproariously funny, Pulitzer-nominee Sarah Ruhl (The Clean House, Eurydice, Dead Man’s Cell Phone) has crafted something that is also unexpectedly complex and stunningly poignant.

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Bare Knuckle Pizza

Bare Knuckle Pizza

People can’t seem to get enough of artisanal pizzas, and the number of South Bay options continue to grow. Bare Knuckle Pizza is the latest provider of wood-fired pizzas topped with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

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Mitsunobu in Menlo Park

Mitsunobu in Menlo Park

Mitsunobu says he wanted to give diners more choice when they order. A kaiseki meal is a set experience. Mitsunobu offers a four-course meal for $75 with two or more choices for each course.

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TECH UPDATE: Facebook Buys Karma; Kutcher Coming to Los Altos?

TECH UPDATE: Facebook Buys Karma; Kutcher Coming to Los Altos?

Courtesy of SV411.com, here’s a quick rundown of the latest technology news in Silicon Valley, including Pinterest getting some new financial backing, HP cutting jobs, Facebook making the most of its IPO money and potential Ashton Kutcher sightings.

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Stage Review: The Understudy

Stage Review: The Understudy

San Jose Rep’s West Coast premiere of Theresa Rebeck’s rollicking three-person comedy The Understudy begins, like a track race, with a gunshot.

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Summer in the Sun: South Bay Outdoor Activities Guide

Summer in the Sun: South Bay Outdoor Activities Guide

From watching up-and-coming ball players with the San Jose Giants at Municipal Stadium to exploring local trails, there are plenty of activities to indulge in during the South Bay’s warm summer months.

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