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FEATURES:

Volume 08, Issue 14:
July 2 - 15, 2008

Health & Wellness: Read profiles about your favorite health-related businesses.

Everything you need to know about the MotoGP extravaganza that’ll speed into Laguna Seca Raceway July 18-20.

The actor was relieved to ditch the period costumes and don tough-guy attire for his role as a Wanted man.

Chef Josiah Slone shows us how to do the jerk… his recipe for slow-cooked Jamaican jerk pork, that is.

There’s a lot more to spinning records than two turntables and a microphone.

Silicon Valley Dining: Read profiles about your favorite restaurants and even download sample menus from each location.

UP FRONT:

	Letters

	Spotlight [ local news ]

	Hit List [ editors' picks ]

LIFESTYLE:

	Sports & Adventure
	Feature: The British-born sport of cricket is extremely popular among Silicon Valley’s expat community.

	Health & Beauty
	Feature: Tips on putting on some muscle, and why it might not be the healthiest decision.

	Style & Shopping
	Feature: Once the domain of brown and black, sunglasses now come in every color under the… you get the idea.

	Home & Design
	Feature: Bay Area homeowners are finally harnessing the power of the sun, as solar energy becomes more affordable than ever.

14 DAYS:

	Dining
	Feature: Chef Josiah Slone shows us how to do the jerk… his recipe for slow-cooked Jamaican jerk pork, that is.

	Nightlife & Music
	Feature: Spinning records truly is an art. Headliners CD Reviews Concert Previews

	Movies
	New Reviews: Hancock, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Meet Dave and more.

	Arts
	Feature: Jim Denevan’s monumental sand drawings transform coastlines into works of art… if only temporarily.

	Family & Community
	Feature: Needles and yarn have moved from grandma’s rocking chair to the local pub, as more and more young folks try their hand at knitting.

COLUMNS:


	Hot Ticket [ art alert ]

	Homework [ from house to home ]

	The Final Last Word [ local opinion ]

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