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Your weekend ICYMI: Tenderloin bar kicks man out for looking too queer, missing autistic boy found after hopping on BART, about 100 people protested Friday in front of a star-studded Hillary Clinton fundraiser in SF, BART's voltage problem has disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared, baby goats took over the farmer's market, a fleeing Russian Hill burglar smashed an Audi, and two kids are presumed dead after they were washed out to sea at Ocean Beach.
Your Saturday and Sunday links.
Bay Area temperatures hit record highs Sunday. [Bay City News]
The Supreme Court turned away a challenge Monday to Google's online book library from authors who complained that the project makes it harder for them to market their work. [Associated Press]
LinkedIn on Monday is releasing a mobile app for millions of graduating college students who might be trembling at the harsh reality that they need to find a real job. [SF Chronicle]
One of the Church of Christ condos we told you about in February has sold for $6.5 million. [SocketSite]
Playland on Balboa Street was a hit! [Richmond District]
Apple may have accidentally disclosed plans to rebrand its desktop operating system within some Earth Day announcements the company published last week. [SF Business Times]
Chinese Twitter users have expressed concerns over the company's appointment of a China regional executive who has a background working with the country's military and state security apparatus. [Associated Press]
Verizon might end up as Yahoo's new owner. [Wall Street Journal]
A problem with the fire suppression system at San Francisco International Airport’s largest hangar that rendered the system unable to extinguish a blaze last year needs more than $4 million in emergency repairs. [SF Examiner]

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