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What happened on October 08, 2007
OPINION
Don't tax the Web
Heartless and clueless
Guiding judges
Self-help medicine
Law enforcement isn't a game
Circling the subject
Pay attention
End contractor impunity
Another view of Ecuador
Define the fight
Rules of cyberwar? By Duncan B. Hollis, Duncan B. Hollis is an associate professor of law at Temple University and a contributor to the international law blog Opinio Juris.
Parole, the right way By Joan Petersilia, Joan Petersilia, professor of criminology at UC Irvine, chaired the governor's Rehabilitation Strike Team.
A quiz to forge Americans By Gregory Rodriguez
ENTERTAINMENT
To Uganda and back in two hours By Elijah Wald, Special to The Times
Dreams of playing a really B.I.G. role By Brooke Hauser, Special to The Times
By the Bible, to the letter By Gordon Marino, Special to The Times
Cagney, Lacey aren't in this club By Scott Collins, CHANNEL ISLAND
Detour's signs of the times By August Brown, Times Staff Writer
A remembrance of Nick Drake By Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
Dylan lets his hair down on satellite radio show By Linton Weeks, Washington Post
The unexpected face of Mexico By Sean Mitchell, Special to The Times
He's preaching through a choir By Kelley L. Carter, Chicago Tribune
From flashy to enlightening By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Kiarostami's quiet craft By Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
Hitchens paying his penance? By Peter Carlson, Washington Post
'Not About Iraq' is all about change, terror and, yes, 9/11 By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Vandals in Paris punch hole in Monet painting By Cecile Almendros, Associated Press
There's art in this eco-friendly design By James Prichard, Associated Press
'Feel the Noise' sounds a ho-hum hip-hop beat By Rafer Guzmán, Newsday
Phil reaches deep for a substitute By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
An 8-track mind By Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Muppet DVD helps injured vets From the Associated Press
A Paul Taylor sampler By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Pinter back to film thrills By Susan King
Married, with a talent for vocals By Lynne Heffley
Christmas songs -- a hot trend in July By Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Russians honor slain journalist By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Longer-range rocket fired into Israel From Times Wire Reports
Protesters destroy party base in Sinai From Times Wire Reports
28 killed after bus and train collide From Times Wire Reports
Thousands march for democracy From Times Wire Reports
70 slain as troops battle militants From Times Wire Reports
Che's legacy looms larger than ever By Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
Prayers amid the pleasures By Jeffrey Fleishman and Noha El-hennawy, Special to The Times
Darfur town under Sudan's control is reported razed From the Associated Press
Iraqis tell of guards' reckless behavior By Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Blackwater shooting was unjustified, Iraqi panel says By Tina Susman and Raheem Salman, Times Staff Writers
13 Turkish troops slain in Kurdish rebel attack From the Associated Press
Laos still faces Vietnam-era danger By Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
With Paris ablaze in art, eyes of 2 million stay wide open By Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Is Apple losing some of its shine? By Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Progress reported in Chrysler labor talks From Times Wire Reports
Stiller marriage comedy has a rocky start By Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Box office
MSNBC Interactive acquires Seattle news commentary site From the Associated Press
Ad trends send Web portals looking far, wide From the Associated Press
Neck scanners offer look at heart From the Associated Press
Disposal a murky issue in recall of lead-tainted items By Marc Lifsher and Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writers
Costa Rica appears to seal CAFTA By Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Wave of earnings data due to begin From the Associated Press
Ethanol a raw deal for cane cutters By Stan Lehman, From the Associated Press
Hold on, my wallet is ringing By Oliver Teves, The Associated Press
Giant strides taken in China By Sarah Skidmore and Joe Mcdonald, The Associated Press
HEALTH
At therapy's end By Josh Fischman, Special to The Times
Kids' use of digestive drugs rises From the Associated Press
Conflicting advice on pregnancy, fish By Theo Milonopoulos
Panic attacks may raise heart risks From the Associated Press
Toy blocks could aid language skills From Reuters
A conscientious effort By Susan Brink, Times Staff Writer
Science aside, food theory has support By Mary Beckman, Special to The Times
For the record
For the record
In dog genes, we may find clues to human behavior By Judy Foreman, Special to The Times
Teen athletes need to take extra care By Howard Schneider, Washington Post
Too much sitting? Squats can help flexibility By Karen Voight
High technology in every serve By Roy M. Wallack
Reading Alzheimer's markers By Eric Jaffe, Special to The Times
Acting on gene tests for cancer
Breast self-exam paid off for her
Society partly to blame for anorexia
Hypothyroidism: more than just labs
He'd like husbands to have a say too
Hormone studies may prove a point
Hang (ten) in there By Jay Blahnik, Special to The Times
A mother's pain for her child's sacrifice
Resveratrol: nice for mice By Karen Ravn, Special to The Times
Type of therapy affects conclusion By Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
In 'Practice,' an unconventional C-section By Marc Siegel, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Brewer has yet to put his imprint on L.A. Unified By Howard Blume and Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writers
State's water supply is too important to risk on slapdash solutions By George Skelton
Al Chang, 85; soldier captured combat photos By Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
Honoring 'Ms. Chatsworth' By Tami Abdollah, Times Staff Writer
The wisdom of another culture By Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
Churchgoers' help sought in abuse payouts By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Holiday closures in Orange County
When dream homes become nightmares By Jennifer Delson and Christopher Goffard, Times Staff Writers
Painting in plein sight
Planning guru has a pep talk with L.A. City Council By Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
The quiet of dawn speaks volumes By Al Martinez
Town gets its noses out of joint By John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Damage estimate of La Jolla landslide is $48 million, for now From Associated Press
Baca weighs agency merger By Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Disposing of a whale? A hulk of a problem By Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Looking for a colorful ride
NATIONAL
NASA crew starts training for liftoff From Times Wire Reports
Propane tanker triggers explosions From Times Wire Reports
Police chase bus and its boy driver From Times Wire Reports
Bush pays homage to fallen firefighters From the Associated Press
Off-duty deputy is shot dead after killing 6 in Wisconsin town By P.J. Huffstutter and Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writers
Clinton winning over the skeptics By Janet Hook and Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writers
2 charged with trying to market F-14 parts From the Associated Press
Medical pilot had a clean record From the Associated Press
Iowa's political song and dance By P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
Obama to outline energy package By Judy Pasternak, Times Staff Writer
'State secrets' case may get airing By David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Yankees win and stave off elimination By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Angels hit empty early By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Kotchman, Anderson end up out By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Morning briefing By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Chargers...41 Broncos...3 From the Associated Press
Flatbush-whacked By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Out at home By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Cammalleri grows into role By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Jaguars...17 Chiefs...7 From the Associated Press
No question, healthy Maggette is ready for increased role By Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Colts...33 Buccaneers...14 From the Associated Press
Leave it to Chargers to buck trend By Christine Daniels, Times Staff Writer
Fall-out sheltered By Chris Dufresne
Schilling socks it to his opponent again By Helene Elliott
Boise State routs New Mexico State By From The Associated Press
Suddenly surging Galaxy defeats the Dynamo, 2-1 By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Giants...35 Jets...24 From the Associated Press
Lava Man fades to sixth at Oak Tree By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Farmar impresses with his solid improvement By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
F1 title will come down to last race From the Associated Press
Gordon, Johnson save their best for last at Talladega By Ed Hinton, Special to The Times
Roberts dominates en route to victory From Times Staff and Wire Reports
At 35, Tomlin has the Steelers' attention By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Ravens...9 49ers...7 From the Associated Press
Path to NLCS was well traveled From the Associated Press
Packers give away their perfect start By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Patriots...34 Browns...17 From the Associated Press
Cheap beer's nice, Moreno, but how about a slugger? By Bill Plaschke
Cardinals...34 Rams...31 From the Associated Press
Redskins...34 Lions...3 From the Associated Press
Panthers...16 Saints...13 From the Associated Press
Angels' demise rests mostly on Scioscia's shoulders By T.J. Simers
Gagne is in right place at right time By Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Ramirez, Ortiz are a lethal 1-2 punch By Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Steelers...21 Seahawks...0 From the Associated Press
Texans...22 Dolphins...19 From the Associated Press
Titans...20 Falcons...13 From the Associated Press
UCLA might call Rasshan's number By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
They toss expectations right out the window By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
USC's big slip throws the city for a loss By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
The shock hasn't worn off yet By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Torre tries to get past Steinbrenner's threat By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
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