Archive for Sunday, January 07, 2007

Soccer isn’t as big in New Hampshire, either

• Circumstances sometimes restrain inaugurations’ pomp By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Cold comfort on the street By Brady Macdonald

• Rural areas have a doctor deficiency By Lee Romney

• Dashing for a cross and fortune By Deborah Schoch

• Terrell Hansen, 65; recipient of heart transplant inspired a novel By Dennis Mclellan

• Apartment vandalism has neighbors on edge By Rong-Gong Lin II

• Marine Lance Cpl. Fernando Tamayo, 19, Fontana; among 4 troops killed in blast By Janet Wilson

• Going nowhere on the Westside By Steve Lopez

• County to take title to Disney Hall By Susannah Rosenblatt

• The Orange County Republican politicos love and hate By Catherine Saillant

• Marine Cpl. Joshua D. Pickard, 20, Merced; killed by a sniper in Iraq By Charles Ornstein

• Moving to unite blacks, Latinos in a neighborhood plagued by fear By Robert J. Lopez

• Momofuku Ando, 96; inventor’s Cup Noodle became an instant hit By Bruce Wallace

• Tom Wilson, 74; former Rams halfback fought to get benefits for NFL retirees By Claire Noland

• Fire damages Century City office tower

• Other deaths

• Robber of O.C. bank, thrift is a return customer By Ashley Powers

• Times printers vote to unionize By James Rainey

• National film critics select ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ as best picture By Susan King

• Amputee aims at setting a record time for marathon By Dave Mckibben

Mad Max

• Slender Roots By Kevin Mckiernan

• Great Shapes By Elizabeth Khuri

• The Agoraphobic’s Holiday By Jill Glass

• 90704 By Jessica Gelt

• The Really Big One By Susan E. Hough

• Never Let Horse Sense Get in the Story’s Way By Peter Schneider

• Sylvia Sidney, Hollywood (1931) By Colin Westerbeck

• High Times By Dan Neil

• 1863

Cher shows her flip side

• Ranch is a cut above the herd By Ruth Ryon

• Fixer? Break it down By Marnell Jameson

• Here’s to good health By Therese Kosterman

• Author deftly reveals tricks of the mortgage brokers’ trade By Robert J. Bruss

• Today is disaster preparation day By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• One simple rule for prorating rent: All months have 30 days

• Bubble’s pop was akin to a slow leak By Kenneth R. Harney

• And now for something completely different By Mary Umberger

• During an inspection, sellers may be unwelcome company By Barry Stone

• Dear old Dad’s house By Robert J. Bruss

• A blueprint for red tape By Arrol Gellner

Cowboys are penalized for not holding

• The anti-Clarett By Chris Dufresne

• Memory lane By Helene Elliott

• It pained Riley just to watch Heat By Mark Heisler

• Meyer picks best of leftovers By Chris Dufresne

• Trojans profit from this margin By Ben Bolch

• USC’s Danelo found dead By Gary Klein and Jerry Crowe

• Mmmm, tastes like crocodile By Mike Penner

• Tyler makes the breaks By Eric Sondheimer

• Oregon trail leads to UCLA’s first loss By Diane Pucin

• COAST TO COAST By Mark Heisler

• Too bad Broncos can’t buck the system By J A. Adande

• No doubt, Peter defeats Toney

• Cincinnati holds on for victory

• Clippers slip in Atlanta By Jason Reid

• Kings end long skid against Red Wings By Chris Foster

• Poly turns to Rowe to get things going By Dan Arritt

• Family carries on after a tragic day at Rose Bowl By T J. Simers

• THREE POINTS By Paul Netter

• Coughlin faces tough adversary in Reid By Shaun Powell

• Corp brings up the level with his passing, running By Martin Henderson

• In Maine, skiing gets its tribute By Glenn Adams

• COMING ATTRACTIONS By Mark Heisler

• The Right Choice By Bernie Wilson

• In vote, can Cal touch `em all? By David Ginsburg

• He makes Eagles dare to be good By Mike Terry

• Dixie Meister wins by a nose By Bob Mieszerski

• Erstad appears to have options, though Angels may not be one of them By Mike Digiovanna

• Wizards’ defense proves offensive By Brian Mahoney

• Giants, Jets fuel flames By Sam Farmer

• Bruins’ loss an early wake-up call By Ben Bolch

• Cassell returns to bench By Jason Reid

• Galippo is MVP of All-American game By Martin Henderson

• Virginia Tech upsets Duke

• Bears are focusing on getting over hump By Rick Gano

• Washington State upsets Arizona in overtime

• Three Degrees will try again By Bob Mieszerski

• Titans end skid to Pacific By Peter Yoon

• Saturday’s top performers

• Like Frankie And Me tries to break skid By Bob Mieszerski

• Wallace leads Bulls past the Pistons

• Bynum is early to rise By Mike Bresnahan

• Now You Know

• Oregon trail leads to UCLA’s first loss By Bill Plaschke

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS By Mark Heisler

• Singh takes a three-shot lead By Larry Stewart

• Team tries to shake off tough loss By Eric Stephens

• Sarkisian, Kiffin drawing interest from other teams By Gary Klein

• USC shows pros how By Bob Oates

• He’s hoping 13 will be lucky By Bernie Wilson

• Stewart picks up top-rider torch By Jim Peltz

• Fish Report

• Final rankings

• Defense saves the day for Colts

• Offense

• Only one loss, but it’s in conference By Diane Pucin

THE RED RIDER

• Carving their place in history By Anne Gordon

• These will help you think warm thoughts By Judi Dash

• Atop the world of the Maya By Ben Brazil

• Floral flair and some showbiz roots By Luci Yamamoto

• Green, getting its legs By John M. Glionna

• Warning issued on Bangkok By Jane Engle, Catharine Hamm, and Vani Rangachar

• TOURS & CRUISES By Maggie Barnett

• To be or not to be? It’ll be in D.C. By Jane Engle

• A Patagonian panorama

• Antarctica’s Mr. Clean By Susan Spano

• Check that cancellation clause or bookings could be costly By James Gilden

• Bird lovers, let passions take wing By Amy Hubbard

• What’s on the travel agenda for this year? By Arthur Frommer

• From soup to nuts: By Jane Engle

• Snag the best seat on the plane By Chris Vedelago

• France: A dining spot worth the search

• Deal of the week By R J. Mcclure

Waiting for the promised land

• Where’s Waldo McBurney? Still working at 104 By Carl Manning

• Aegean islet is a celebrated dump By Nicholas Paphitis

• Thai officials hope to put `coyote girls’ in their place By Jocelyn Gecker

• Too many cooks and not enough kitchens By Kim Curtis

• Oil fueling separatist fervor anew in Biafra By Dulue Mbachu

• Spanish icon of luck is bewitched by the stars By Sarah Andrews

• In Britain, wigs may be cast out of the courts By David Stringer

A green limo is no stretch

• Return trip for electric vehicles By John O'Dell

• Still in the spotlight By Jim Puzzanghera

• Late tax changes create opportunity, confusion By Kathy M. Kristof

• The exclusive club of leadership By Morgen Witzel

• Dropping a card can make sense despite the credit ding By Liz Pulliam Weston

• On Monday: mutual funds

The Mumbai connection

• The big chill By Jon Fasman

• Bleak house By Jane Ciabattari

• A reverie runs through it By Judith Lewis

• Cut loose in the cosmos By David L. Ulin

• Dionysian rave By Mark Coleman

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• A bug’s life By Benjamin Weissman

• Carnal knowledge By Steve Almond

• BESTSELLERS

• One nation, under God By Jon Wiener

• BESTSELLERS / PAPERBACKS

For these singing and dancing kids, life begins at `13’

• Hits, misses on New Year’s Eve By Samantha Bonar

• No Hollywood ending By Gina Piccalo

• Modern art’s train reaches the station By Suzanne Muchnic

• Riding the wake of the Web By Phil Sutcliffe

• The many upsides of going underground By Scott Timberg

• AMPING IT UP: By Agustin Gurza

• It was all so amateurish, in a good way By Richard Rushfield

• Reshaping the muse mold By Ann Powers

• A patron at the helm? By Diane Haithman

• Sounds to match to the ‘Children of Men’ vision By Kevin Crust

• A crash course in Arabic music By Don Heckman

• And the winner for awards show overload is By Deborah Netburn

• Before `Howl,’ the hospital By Scott Timberg

• Up-and-comer on Avenue of the Stars By Scott Timberg

• Conjuring up an indie success By Susan King

• ‘The Sprites’ thrives in Broadway’s ecosystem By Matea Gold

• His latest role: Coming clean By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘The Apprentice’ has its work cut out for it in L.A. By Martin Miller

• Can you say `James Brown’? By Geoff Boucher ; Randy Lewis

• The surreal deal at LACMA is Magritte after 5 By Mke Boehm

• A hard look at life on the kibbutz By Ken Ellingwood

• `Nashville Star’ cultivates country By Jon Caramanica

• Kurtag lifts the silence By Mark Swed

• If your friend is called a witch, are you one too?

• An intelligent take on stupidity reborn By Dennis Lim

• Chillin’ in Antarctica, with art on the rocks

• A fashion pioneer in a stylist-free era By Booth Moore

• Seeing double wasn’t even the half of it By Christopher Knight

Bush aides lay groundwork for Iraq surge

• Dark cloud over good works of Gates Foundation By Robyn Dixon and Charles Piller, Edmund Sanders

• Snow sweeps 2 cars off highway By Nicholas Riccardi

• Dissent case will test limits of officers’ speech By Teresa Watanabe

• Man accused in Winfrey extortion bid By Matt O'Connor

• Week of homicides racks New Orleans By Ann M. Simmons

• Genocide question hits home By Maura Reynolds

• A teen mom, dropout turned D.C. police chief By Johanna Neuman

• Project manages to shore up the beach

• Taxiing plane clips another at JFK

• Sheehan to join protest of U.S. prison

• Toys R Us honors baby after protests

• Polygamist leader evidence in court

• Unneeded ice becomes a Florida headache, cubed By Carol J. Williams

• Farrakhan has 12-hour surgery

• Snowman draws abominable horde

Face cards

• Beethoven and a Barcalounger By Miles Hoffman

• Roots of anger By Tanya K. Hernandez

• Through rose-colored microscopes By Richard Dawkins;max Tegmark;jonathan Haidt;james o'Donnell;steven Pinker;jean Pigozzi;jared Diamond;j. Craig venter;roger Highfield

• Changing China: good try, but no sale By Gregory Rodriguez

• Phallus 101 By Charlotte Allen

• Oh, now the right wants to talk nice By Jonathan Chait

• Can Arnold win on healthcare? By Lou Cannon

• A final flight into the history books By Paul Thornton

• A judicious salary

• Setting the rules

• Plenty of prescriptions, but no cures By Swati Pandey

• The long nightmare hasn’t ended By Matt Welch

• Arab nationalism’s last gasp By Robert D. Kaplan

• For O.C., life goes on

U.S. PUTS THE SQUEEZE ON IRAN’S OIL FIELDS

• Maliki unveils effort to end bloodshed By Solomon Moore

• Abbas bans Hamas police force By Richard Boudreaux and Maher Abukhater

• Calming voice sought in a restive region By Tony Perry

• Ethiopia’s intervention may destabilize region By Edmund Sanders

• Toll in Assam clashes tops 55

• Witness accounts of attack on civilians revealed

• Not a whiff of drug trade found in Tijuana stops By Sam Enriquez

• Antitank mines hamper progress of U.S.-Iraqi assault By Alexandra Zavis

• Brown assails execution of Hussein