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What happened on August 26, 2007
NEWS
'Ghost chile' almost too much to handle By Tim Sullivan, Associated Press
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Sunday Briefing
For those who like it hot, really, really, hot By Tim Sullivan, Associated Press
The happiest place on Earth? Denmark, not Disneyland By Arthur Max and Toby Sterling, Associated Press
The oasis that Lenin built By Alex Rodriguez, Chicago Tribune
Parents snagging digital identity for their offspring By Anick Jesdanun, Associated Press
The first cell of synthetic life may be just 3 years away By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Industry looking for 'humane' way to slay thousands By Jeff Donn, Associated Press
Wild horses, burros evade roundup -- for now By Sandra Chereb, Associated Press
Treading new waters with a dolphin's tail By Phil Davis, The Associated Press
Meaning of life is thorny question By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Circus MÁximo
The Case For Revenge By Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
Creation, seen from all sides By Cristy Lytal, Special to The Times
From the archive to the screening By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Mother Mary and L.A.'s dirty bombs By Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
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Poetry, prose: Violence hits home By Lynne Heffley
A dramatic battle to bring war onto stage By Sean Mitchell, Special to The Times
Let's refocus on the performances
What the body is meant to look like
That was a good job description
Lindsay's dad likes surprises! By Stephanie Lysaght
Fighting his demons to a standoff By Jon Caramanica, Special to The Times
Spot-on at creating on the spot By Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
Filmmakers' preemptive strike By Jay A. Fernandez and John Horn, Special to The Times
Interest accrues in artist's legacy By Mark Kendall
A Zombie's horror flick; big doings on 'Big Love' By Deborah Netburn
Keep it in the family By Mary Mcnamara
Creativity Corner
An adventure with a hobo and gypsies in Paris
Jokes & Riddles
Even making a frog song her own By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Actors gang up for benefit By Jenny Sundel
Thrice speaks volumes By August Brown;geoff Boucher
In Nureyev's time
A timeless '3:10 to Yuma' By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
A new chapter in verse By Susan Salter Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
So many ways for them to say L.A. By Susan Josephs, Special to The Times
Stuck in a minor key By Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
'My Sister Is a Bookworm' By Kay Haugaard, Special to The Times
At the Getty institute, it's buy, borrow and think By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Klimt's tiny flecks of truth By Sharon Mizota, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A teenage girl, a terrible injury and a will to recover By Kurt Streeter, Times Staff Writer
Cities named for missions, smoke signals, even a poet By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Peace a vocation for dean of new school By Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Aaron Russo, 64; former Bette Midler manager became a film producer From the Associated Press
Army Spc. Daniel F. Reyes, 24, San Diego; killed in attack in Iraq By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Marine Cpl. Sean A. Stokes, 24, Auburn; killed by improvised explosive By John Spano, Times Staff Writer
Getting too close to home By Steve Hymon and Martha Groves, Times Staff Writers
Raymond Barre, 83; French prime minister and economist From the Associated Press
Activists march for deported immigrant From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Radioactive container is dislodged at LAX From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man arrested in fatal shooting of two people From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Joseph Young, 87;his murals, sculptures adorn the Southland By Claire Noland, Times Staff Writer
She looks at things differently, that's all By Steve Harvey
NASA lessons get down to Earth By Francisco Vara-orta, Times Staff Writer
State purchases 3 mobile hospitals By Rong-gong Lin Ii, Times Staff Writer
A family waits and tries to hope By Christopher Goffard, Times Staff Writer
Varmints? Time for Operation Just Claus By Steve Lopez
Navy Hospitalman Daniel S. Noble, 21, Whittier; among 3 killed by bomb By Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
Cellphones swamping 911 system By Robert J. Lopez and Rich Connell, Times Staff Writers
Fears sink art project in Santa Barbara By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Army Spc. Jaime Rodriguez Jr., 19, Carpinteria; dies in roadside blast By Francisco Vara-orta, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Iran's $12-billion enforcers By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Fewer people dying in Darfur, aid groups say By Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Political splintering raises stakes for Maliki By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
2 blasts kill more than 40 in India By Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Bombings, battles kill 41 From Times Wire Reports
Flood death toll doubles to 600 From Times Wire Reports
Six arrested with 52,000 turtle eggs From Times Wire Reports
Climber trapped in New Zealand cave From the Associated Press
In Georgia, a Russian plane mystery deepens By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Toll in Greece climbs as fires spread and multiply From the Associated Press
Iraqi jurists find themselves in a hazardous occupation By Molly Hennessy-fiske, Times Staff Writer
Israel kills 2 infiltrators from Gaza By Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Indian premier raises fists By Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
Their new base of operations By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
A view -- and price -- to take your breath away By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Raw-land deals not suited for babes in the woods By Tom Kelly, Special to The Times
Average mortgage rates and indexes
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Buyers control the deal By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
After 8 years, tenant's dog gets the boot From Project Sentinel
Rural by the Rose Bowl By Sam Byker, Los Angeles Times
A timely checkup By Frank Nelson, Special to The Times
OPINION
I'll take Manhattan -- and Pasadena By William Fulton, William Fulton is the publisher of the California Planning & Development Report, the president of Solimar Research Group and a senior scholar at the School of Planning, Policy and Development at USC.
Making water By Marc B. Haefele and Anna Sklar, Marc B. Haefele is a commentator for KPCC and writes for Citybeat, Citywatch and Nomada magazine of Buenos Aires. Anna Sklar is a former NPR reporter and former public affairs director for the city Department of Public Works. She is the author of "Black Acres," a history of the city sewer system.
The Broad view By Jim Newton
History can sing too By Richard Pells, Richard Pells is a professor of history at the University of Texas at Austin. His books include "Not Like Us: How Europeans Have Loved, Hated and Transformed American Culture Since World War II." A longer version of this article appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Paging the U.N.
Too eager for ethanol
'Sanctuary'and lawbreaking
Someone must defend America
Some can't see it
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Toy story By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Boomerang reforms By John J. Pitney Jr., John J. Pitney Jr. is a professor of American politics at Claremont McKenna College.
A not-so-secret mission By David Wise, David Wise writes frequently about intelligence and espionage. He is the author of "Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America."
Misinterpreting the Mideast By Moshe Ya'alon, MOSHE YA'ALON is a fellow at the Adelson Institute for Strategic Studies at the Shalem Center. He served as the 17th chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces.
Be grateful for teacher interns
BUSINESS
Feeling at home in a 'live-work' unit By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Dancing all the way to the bank By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Right call? Prepaid plans can save cash By James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
A students' guide to research online By David Colker, Times Staff Writer
AMA plan won't cure coverage gap By David Lazarus
Bailing out sub-prime borrowers
Recall of imported toys by Mattel
Press imbroglio in Santa Barbara
Will taxpayers get Wall Street bill?
Scam Watch By David Colker
Value and diversity may offer shelter from storm By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Vintner's talents have grown, aged By Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
Unequal education By Erin Aubry Kaplan, Erin Aubry Kaplan is a contributing editor to The Times' Opinion page.
Bestsellers
Fleshed out By Sylvia Brownrigg, Sylvia Brownrigg's new novel, "Morality Tale," will be published next year.
Life goes on By Susan Carpenter
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
Paperbacks
Mirror men By Susan Salter Reynolds
This Week in Calendar
The big picture By David L. Ulin
Unsettling down By Nick Owchar
Over-full Monty By Steve Almond, Steve Almond is the author of the new essay collection "(Not That You Asked)."
Adrift in the shadowlands By Edward Champion, Edward Champion is a Brooklyn writer and host of the literary blog Return of the Reluctant at www.edrants.com.
Homeland security By Ruth Andrew Ellenson, Ruth Andrew Ellenson received the National Jewish Book Award for her anthology "The Modern Jewish Girl's Guide to Guilt."
Exquisite journey By Arthur Phillips, Arthur Phillips' "Prague" won the 2003 Los Angeles Times' Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction. His most recent novel is "Angelica."
NATIONAL
Ex-FEMA chief sticks with disaster-response industry By Mark Silva, Chicago Tribune
Just getting in the ring is his ultimate fight By Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Criticized official halts his donation From Times Wire Reports
Huckabee: Fat is a threat to economy From Times Wire Reports
Now he'll wear an orange jumpsuit From Times Wire Reports
6th hole finds no livable space From the Associated Press
Storms swell rivers, threaten homes By Megan Twohey and Carolyn Starks, Chicago Tribune
It's a tricky business when you run for president, Obama By Don Frederick and Andrew Malcolm
Florida Democrats get '08 ultimatum By Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
Rough waters for Hawaiian ferry By From The Associated Press
Passenger attempts to open jet door From Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Gibson's impact measured by those she inspired From the Associated Press
More than a speech By Bill Dwyre
Edwards gets second Cup win of year From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Carroll goes by the bookto teach football at USC By Kurt Streeter
Results From the Associated Press
Wang pitches tired Yankees past Tigers From the Associated Press
Angels again held to no gain By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Series brings out the kid in everyone By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Down The Line By Bill Shaikin
Morning Briefing By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
It's all coming together for Chivas By Jaime Cárdenas, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers lose, now turn to Wells By Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Martin to catch a little breather By Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy is feeling the hurt By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Stricker shoots way to the lead From the Associated Press
Federer looks to close Open door By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
For Team USA, what happens in Vegas better not stay there By Jim Litke, Associated Press
Vargas-Mayorga fight at Staples is postponed By Steve Springer;larry Stewart
Kaeding kick lifts Chargers to win From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Davis makes amends and beats Cubs, 3-1 From the Associated Press
The Bottom Half Compiled by Peter Yoon
Quotebook
Guillen is key to Mariners' rise By Bill Shaikin
Dodgers play new tunes: Oldies but not so goodies By T.j. Simers
Betting investigation to take 'months,' ATP says By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Kenyan gets point across in 1,500 meters By Philip Hersch, Special to The Times
Price's status remains uncertain By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Couture retains title through experience By Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Gable is protective of running back spot By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Wambach injured in 4-0 win for U.S. By Jaime Cárdenas, Times Staff Writer
U.S. team isn't neighborly to Canada By Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
UCLA secondary has it covered By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
TRAVEL
Appellation vacations
After Dean, some damage By Diana Dawson
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Two views of Tibet trip
NEED TO KNOW | news . style . tips . trends By Vani Rangachar; Mary E. Forgione; Jane Engle
Room to relax at a New Mexico resort By Rosemary Mcclure, Times Staff Writer
Steeped in the West By James Mccommons, Special to The Times
Mirror of South African life
Heading off a beaten Strip By Kevin Capp, Special to The Times
London bound? Stall and save By Vani Rangachar
Readers Recommend
Vino country
Ribera's new riches By Corie Brown, Times Staff Writer
It's panda-mania By Rosemary Mcclure, Times Staff Writer
Business-class prices are making a descent By James Gilden, Special to The Times
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