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You'll see them in Santana Row, but only because a showroom is there and they offer reserved parking for Teslas (5 spots).

Where Santana Row is at the corner of Stevens Creek and Winchester was the car dealership Courtesy Chevrolet.

Every day SF looks more like Santana Row, or the Plaza in Kansas City, plus homeless people.

Then again, outdoor Santana row clones are also popping up everywhere, both in the northeast and in more temperate locales.

Stanford Mall has this in a different style as well as Milbrae, Burlingame, and Santana Row.

If you like shopping or window shopping, you could do a lot worse than Valley Fair Mall and Santana Row.

It doesn't go to Valley Fair Mall or Santana Row, just about the only two places worth going in SJ.

Outside Santa Clara but a short drive away there's some great restaurants in Santana Row.

That doesn't say that everyone in HP is a vandal, just that more of them are than in say Santana Row.

Citta - a mind moment from an individual, citta-santana, a mind stream, or continuum of mind moments, Sanghika-santana, a stitched together mindstream from a community.

I assume Santana Row is still doing OK as well although that's not really a classic mall.

The drum solo by the Santana drummer was epic as well.

The trend has certainly been toward more "outdoor" style malls, like Santana Row here in the SF Bay Area or the Shops at Wiregrass in my former home of Tampa.

Because there's no recursion and continuity, the highest level of consciousness achievable by an LLM would be sanghika-santana, a discoherent series of citta states that sometimes might correlate, but there is no "thing" for which there is (or can possibly be) any difference if you alternate between predicting the next token of radically different contexts.

To me traditional off-road vehicles brands are more like Toyota, Isuzu, Santana, Nissan and Mitsubishi.

Man, this could be worse than Tim Draper performing his version of Smooth alongside Carlos Santana, with the words changed to be about entrepreneurship...

Santana Row here -- and to some degree Tampa's International Plaza, which is a mix of indoor and outdoor -- have fashioned themselves less as shopping destinations than entertainment destinations.