Archive for Sunday, April 13, 2008

• Under the e-fluence By Monica Corcoran

• Hone those hunting skills By Adam Tschorn

• From A to Z

• THE WHITE SHIRT, TWEAKED By Melissa Magsaysay

• Eyes on the future By Booth Moore

• Nothing but net By Adam Tschorn

• A GILDED AGE By Erin Weinger

• TARGET’S OWN MARK By Melissa Magsaysay

• A STUDY IN EVOLUTION

• Navigate your way to a custom look By Erin Weinger

• ON THE WEB

• Celebrity stylists Britt Bardo and Jewels Steger launch Rose clothing line By Emili Vesilind

• The best retro finds – without the slog By Emili Vesilind

• He knows how to mix it up By Adam Tschorn

• CART BLANCHE

• Fashion party: Rose clothing launch By Emili Vesilind

• New atom-smasher generates hope, fear By John Johnson Jr.

• Runner-up 3 By Jeri Greene

• Runner-up 4 By Suzanne Schweizer

• Reflective collars may save burros By David Kelly

• 4 hurt as small plane crashes in Compton By Richard Winton

• Orange County Calendar

• War casualties

• Runner-up 2 By Elizabeth Atwell Hart

• Mexico’s black history is often ignored By John L. Mitchell

• ‘I never knew a finer man,’ Heston’s son says at rite

• USC student all wrapped up, but not in studies By Steve Harvey

• Lottery results

• A real blended family By John L. Mitchell

• Suspect in fatal shooting near 110 freeway offramp is arrested By Tiffany Hsu

• O.C. deputies lied, record shows By Christian Berthelsen and Christine Hanley, Stuart Pfeifer

• By Nick Boone

• PASSINGS

• Southland heat makes history By Carla Hall

• Runner-up 1 By Tom Yufik

• Judy Frankel, 65; singer recorded ancient Sephardic music By Mary Rourke

• SAG rebuffs actors’ demand By Richard Verrier

• Reflective collars may help save wild burros By David Kelly

• Man killed, 2 officers hurt in El Segundo theater shootout By Deborah Schoch

• Lancaster jail expansion plan hits opposition By Ann M. Simmons

• Walnut church recalls four young members By Anna Gorman

• Military deaths

• UCLA liver transplants stir debate By Anna Gorman

• Immigration debate hits home for liver transplant patients By Anna Gorman

• Schools begging, and we’re all the poorer for it By Steve Lopez

• Spears in minor accident on Ventura Freeway

• Los Angeles County sales totals for February

• Times salutes Ruth Ryon, creator of buzz-building Hot Property column By Lauren Beale

• One way to get to the top By Ruth Ryon

• Mortgage-aid hotline beefed up By Diane Wedner

• A grand spot to soak up the view By Ann Brenoff

• Average mortgage rates and indexes

• Warning: Walking away will be costly By Kenneth R. Harney

• He’s plugged into the new freedom to choose By Patrick S. Duffy

• Owner should tap builder to correct plumbing defects By Barry Stone

• The office as home By Jonathan Diamond

• A ‘wonderful ride’ on a beat she pioneered By Ruth Ryon

• Homeowners must be notified about board changes By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

• Avengers brush aside the Blaze

• Cowan seems to have won job over Olson By Chris Foster

• London’s calling, find a bathroom By Peter Yoon

• McKnight ineligible, will miss final week of spring By Gary Klein

• No pressure, no problem

• COAST TO COAST

• Cassell, Celtics, prevent Hawks from clinching playoff berth

• Rose falls off the pace at Masters By Thomas Bonk

• Saugus girls set state record at Arcadia Invitational

• HIT AND MISS

• Matsuzaka’s starts less dicey this year By Lonnie White

• Bryan twins lose in Davis Cup doubles, leaving U.S. ahead of France, 2-1

• Figgins’ hitting approach pays off By Mike Digiovanna

• Chivas rallies but loses, 4-3

• Francoeur powers Braves past Nationals, 10-2

• One of these three trainers is a sure thing By Bob Mieszerski

• Champion Ducks are on ropes now By Eric Stephens

• Hunter’s words hit with power By Bill Shaikin

• Mexican athletes push for change By Kevin Baxter

• Johnson gambles and wins By Jim Peltz

• Floyd loses no-hit bid, but wins, 7-0

• DODGERS TODAY

• Old, and still in the way in West By Mark Heisler

• Ramirez, Beckett lead Red Sox past Yankees, 4-3

• Dodgers’ Jones won’t even swing at a fat pitch By T J. Simers

• Finding her way HOME By Kurt Streeter

• Gullit won’t play numbers game By Grahame L. Jones

• Autograph collection validates baseball ritual By Bill Dwyre

• Hornets slowly losing their grip

• Ducks look to eliminate cheap penalties By Dan Arritt

• Carroll wins boys’ 100 meters and Owusu wins 200 at Arcadia Invitational By Austin Knoblauch

• Red Wings execute and beat Predators

• Ronaldinho agrees to terms with AC Milan By Grahame L. Jones

• Angels roll over against Seattle By Mike Digiovanna

• Back home, DeWitt is player of month By Kevin Baxter

• Wake Up Maggie makes U.S. debut at Santa Anita By Bob Mieszerski

• Immelman stays up on Woods By Thomas Bonk

• Dodgers take it from the top By Kevin Baxter

• From new to old rivals By Mike Bresnahan

• Tiger is lurking and leaders are nervous By Bill Plaschke

• Pyro falters to 10th in Blue Grass Stakes By Bob Mieszerski

• Clippers no match for the Warriors

• Ducks slamming door on penalty box, season

• Cowan seems to have won job over Olson By Chris Foster

• USC’s McKnight academically ineligible By Gary Klein

• CALIFORNIA CORNER

• Cancel or go? The new Olympic sport By Jane Engle

• LETTERS

• Swiss Army Knife’s SwissTool

• THE WORLD OF By Susan Spano

• Buck Knives Whittaker X-tract LED

• FILMS & PROGRAMS

• Dodging delays by the numbers

• Get out of any fix By Hugo Martín

• A face-lift for a younger crowd By Valli Herman

• Italy and France

• Gas card helps fuel a trip to Big Bear By Rosemary Mcclure

• A full plate of choices

• What to pack for children on vacation By Mary Mcnamara

• GEO QUIZ

• Gerber Legendary Blades’ Radius

• Tibet to reopen to tourists

• Japan’s cherry blossoms

• B.C. rider By Andy Isaacson

• Sheffield’s Angler

• New views of the Old West By Stephanie Simon

• Planning your trip to Bozeman, Montana

• Leatherman Skeletool

• Planning your trip to Mao’s China By Susan Spano

• Carnival to refund fuel surcharges

• Prom need not break the bank By Kathy M. Kristof

• A bill of rights could be a cure for the headaches of flying coach By David Lazarus

• Pets included in estate planning By David Colker

• Finding a veterinarian

• Beach town chef has fresh take on sushi By Martin Zimmerman

• Pet expenses By David Colker

• Greenspan’s hands-off approach

• A dog’s life, on a budget By David Colker

• Profile

• Starting out, with a strategy By Liz Pulliam Weston

• Unhappiness is a sick puppy By David Colker

• By the numbers

• BESTSELLERS - WEB ONLY

• Into Africa By Sarah Weinman

• Will’s missus By Jack Lynch

• Scene of the crime By Carolyn Kellogg

• A force to be reckoned with By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Uncharted courses By Richard Eder

• Week of April 13

• Hard-boiled robot

• Aftermaths By Susan Carpenter

• PAPERBACKS - WEB ONLY

• DISCOVERIES By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Liars and cheats By Richard Rayner

• A man of gravitas By Sara Lippincott

• Deconstructing the critic By Bruce Bauman

• BESTSELLERS

• The monk behind the myth By Jonathan Kirsch

• From ‘Only Love Can Break Your Heart’ By David Samuels

• This Week in Calendar

• PAPERBACKS

• Unrewarded

• Creativity Corner

• Museums

• For the kids

• Russian teams event lures stars By Jack Peters

• Jokes & Riddles

• Be brief when turning down an invitation

• A character that’s lighter than air By Graham Fuller

• ‘A SAD LITTLE PLAY’ One writer’s quest for fresh perspective By Richard Greenberg

• A vestment interest

• Galleries

• In case you needed proof that Beethoven is timeless

• Going beyond titillation By Charles Taylor

• Trapped down in the depths By Robert W. Welkos

• Sound advice on issues of the deaf By Cristy Lytal

• They’re cowboys in chief By Irene Lacher

• Music

• Once again the temporary’s so contemporary By Christopher Hawthorne

• Today’s Highlights

• The sidewalk side effect of a Vegas Strip project By The Movable Buffet

• Yuppie brothers take a real bad turn

• A sharp turn By Mikael Wood

• THE RETURN

• Horoscope: April 13 By Holiday Mathis

• A pair of 7s and a good read By Steve Rosenbloom

• FACE UP TO LIFE By Mary Mcnamara

• For the record

• Imperfect for the role By Paul Lieberman

• Prime choices

• THE SMART LIST

• ‘Ed and the Dolphins’ By Jo Perry

• An artist with range has tastes to match

• Back to Florence with Forster

• Evan Rachel Wood stays invested By Choire Sicha

• This breakup really broke him up By Robert Abele

• T. rex is at the root of riddle

• Indie flicks with a quirk ethic By Noel Murray

• Radio

• Classical

• All he asks is: ‘Try to like it’ By Rick Schultz

• Wisteria Lane gets a boost By Jon Caramanica

• Venturing beyond the frame of photography Curator seeks handle on L.A. By Holly Myers

• Adapting Ellroy

• American Airlines predicts end to flight disruptions Sunday By Andrea Chang

• Clinton still wins Clark County, but Obama gains a bit in do-over

• Preserving a beloved watering hole By Ashley Powers

• TEXAS

• 65,000 hear Dalai Lama in Seattle By Stuart Glascock

• Bill Clinton, China linked via his foundation By Stephen Braun

• Double-O: Better for Obama than Oprah By Don Frederick And Andrew Malcolm

• L.A. case could dent prosecutor immunity By David G. Savage

• Obama seeks to explain ‘guns or religion’ remark By Johanna Neuman and Mark Barabak

• In Iraq, a philosophical retreat for U.S. military By Julian E. Barnes

• National Security Adviser Hadley says skipping Olympics opening ceremonies would be a ‘cop-out’ By Ap

• Tax and spend with a twist By Hal Clifford

• Men who explain things By Rebecca Solnit

• Target: Bin Laden

• Tell us another one

• He still counts

• Don’t be dense By Zev Yaroslavsky

• INSIDE

• Personal history

• The bigger picture

• Arnold vs. Arnold By Joe Mathews

• Another stained ballot for the Italians By Tracy Wilkinson

• Haiti’s prime minister fired amid food crisis By Carol J. Williams

• Afghan fighting about to heat up By Laura King

• KENYA

• Iraq marriages are a casualty of war By Alex and Ra Zavis

• Amazon activists win environmental prize By Chris Kraul

• Extremism returns to Sudan capital By Edmund S and Ers

• Mugabe forgoes regional summit

• Blast kills 9 gathered to hear cleric speak in Iran By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim

• Signs of life in Sadr City By Ned Parker and Said Rifai

• Hint of a China-Taiwan thaw as Hu Jintao, Vincent Siew meet By Ching-Ching Ni

• Another stained ballot for Italians By Tracy Wilkinson

• A tricky bid for history By Christine Spolar

• ‘Want to see my passport?’ ‘Nein’ By Tom Hundley

• Human touch at foot of the stairs By Elaine Ganley

• The French apartment concierge adds a human touch at the foot of the stairs By Elaine Ganley

• Letters from Warsaw’s 1944 uprising come home By Christine Spolar

• In Italy, crime pays and may get you elected By Tracy Wilkinson

• ‘Want to see my passport?’ ‘Nein’ By Tom Hundley