Blog Beat: Cesar Chavez Street Redesign; 'Citizen Twain' Synopses; Twitter Worth $4 Billion?

The Cesar Chavez Street redesign plan is sailing toward approval, reports Streetsblog San Francisco.
The Informant has posted Rina Palta's radio piece recounting just how California's prisons have gotten so overcrowded.
Gary Kamiya is finally done with his chapter-by-chapter synopsis of Citizen Twain, Mark Twain's autobiography written in 1910 with the proviso that it not be released for a hundred years. The book was edited and published by The Mark Twain Papers & Project at UC Berkeley.
Valleywag is incredulous at the reported $4 billion valuation of Twitter, as reported by TechCrunch. Says VW: "(CEO) Dick Costolo is asking Twitter's users to 'define Twitter's purpose.' Maybe they should get the $4 billion."
San Jose Blog has put together a spreadsheet of what it says is every downtown restaurant and cafe.

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