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What happened on December 29, 2008
HEALTH
Waterworks: which people sweat a lot or a little, and why Jay Blahnik, Blahnik is a Laguna Beach- based personal trainer and IDEA Health & Fitness Assn. spokesman. A freelancer, he has appeared in more than 25 videos and is the author of "Full-Body Flexibility."
A rare but nasty risk with that natural soak Hugo Martin
Hot springs' greater danger: extreme temperature swings Hugo Martin
Two takes on grief Charles Zanor
Get in the twist Karen Voight, Voight is a freelance fitness writer and the creator of a line of fitness DVDs. The latest is "Sleek Essentials Workout."
Don we now warm apparel Roy M. Wallack, Wallack, an Irvine-based fitness writer and co-author of "Bike for Life: How to Ride to 100," doesn't let the weather stop him.
Alcohol adjacent Jeannine Stein
Cut Costs, Not Your Care Francesca Lunzer Kritz
'Mentalist' plays mind games Marc Siegel, Siegel is an internist and an associate professor of medicine at New York University's School of Medicine.
How to trim your health bills Francesca Lunzer Kritz
NATIONAL
A speeding truck bomb, and a shared act of courage Tony Perry
A Kennedy nanny, 100, has tales to tell Georgia East
Study finds black teen violence up TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Moose are roaming right out of existence Tim Jones
Utility to pay for water, air testing TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Big (cellular) traffic jam expected at inaugural WASHINGTON POST
Review clears FBI in Eagleton case TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Obamas take scenic route TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Study focuses on 'virginity pledges' TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Chao speaks out for her Labor legacy WASHINGTON POST
Psychiatry manual's secrecy criticized Ron Grossman
Obama will stick to promise to cut taxes, his aides say Peter Nicholas
SPORTS
Norton accuses UCLA of using him in recruiting pitches Gary Klein
More than pads on his shoulders Kevin Baxter
Ravens... 27, Jaguars... 7 associated press
Two-minute Drill Houston Mitchell
Southland associated press
Dolphins... 24, Jets... 17 associated press
Results associated press
Bengals ...16, Chiefs ...6 associated press
Chargers break even Sam Farmer
Texans... 31, Bears... 24 associated press
Ploy backfires for U.S. skier Miller wire reports
Mavericks, without Nowitzki, still cruise Lisa Dillman
Louisiana Tech gets win close to home associated press
Launching pad Gary Klein
James bests Wade as Cavaliers beat Heat associated press
Colts... 23, Titans... 0 associated press
Packers... 31, Lions... 21 associated press
Cardinals... 34, Seahawks... 21 associated press
Kings tonight Helene Elliott
Trojans get set for Pac-10 Chris Foster
Out of its league, but in a good way CHRIS DUFRESNE, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Falcons... 31, Rams... 27 associated press
Some show up in Sunday best SAM FARMER, ON THE NFL
Another impressive victory for the Lakers MARK HEISLER, ON THE NBA
Vikings... 20, Giants... 19 associated press
Times Top 25 Basketball
Steelers... 31, Browns... 0 associated press
Panthers... 33, Saints... 31 associated press
Eagles... 44, Cowboys... 6 associated press
49ers... 27, Redskins... 24 associated press
Team is embracing challenge Corina Knoll
Ducks get mad, win associated press
Shipp goes to his left in Bruins' win David Wharton
Patriots... 13, Bills ...0 associated press
Raiders... 31, Buccaneers... 24 associated press
None of these names will bowl you over Mike Penner
Vujacic gets to the point Broderick Turner
Randolph could be out two weeks Lisa Dillman
Quick might turn into Kings' first elite goalie in a while HELENE ELLIOTT
Lakers retain enough of the Christmas spirit Broderick Turner
Early departure has Bauer waiting for his big chance ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
BUSINESS
Shoemaker in step with clients Catherine Ho
State wants firms to pay buyers tax Marc Lifsher
Man's best friend prevails at box office Alana Semuels
Dollar falls against euro and yen in advance of reports BLOOMBERG NEWS
Eager to exit '08, traders are wary of the new year ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kuwait pulls out of Dow venture TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Small businesses await stimulus, tax changes in new year ASSOCIATED PRESS
Singles unite! Mag targets the affluent Alana Semuels
10 years later, euro experiment pans out ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mixed up? Get peers' advice Karen E. Klein
ENTERTAINMENT
It's Lennon's life, but it's not a lively Lennon David L. Ulin, Ulin is book editor of The Times.
News anchor up to his neck in scrutiny ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fashions of the U.S.' first ladies ASSOCIATED PRESS
MOCA must now answer its true calling CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, ART CRITIC
Yes they did TINA DAUNT
'08 tour leader: Madonna Randy Lewis
Where quality is at the core S. IRENE VIRBILA, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Sandman: the singular dream of Neil Gaiman Geoff Boucher
An upscale pressure pot ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
It's no mere placeholder Julia Keller
In other words Susan King
She's wired for acting Michael Ordona
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Drink up -- assuming you like arsenic, that is Michael Rothfeld
GOP leader holds on to hope in a gloomy year Michael Finnegan
Schools halt arts program Jason Song and Alicia Lozano
Care Of Young Survivors A Concern Mitchell Landsberg, Richard Winton and Ari B. Bloomekatz
Historian wrote about black women in WAC Joe Holley, Holley writes for the Washington Post.
Defense of Blagojevich? Basic Brown Maria L. La Ganga
Faiths' new starts and teamwork mark 2008 Steve Padilla
Keeping memories from the clutches of Alzheimer's AL MARTINEZ
Cyclist hit twice, dies; drivers flee associated press
Empty feeling for fishermen associated press
Boy, 16, shot as he flees from police Dan Weikel
Star of '40s cult favorite 'Detour' from times staff and wire reports
Overturned milk truck closes ramp associated press
Oldest man in the U.S. dies at 112 associated press
1 dead, 1 wounded in suspected gang shooting Richard Winton
Singing just for seniors Catherine Saillant
3 wounded, 1 dead in shootings Richard Winton
NEWS
WORLD
Bribery and graft taint every facet of life in China Mark Magnier
Lessons from Lebanon pay off Richard Boudreaux
14 Afghan schoolchildren killed in bombing at checkpoint ASSOCIATED PRESS
Measure allows troops to stay TIMES WIRE REPORTS
7 found shot to death in Tijuana TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Protest postpones legislature's start TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Iran's supreme leader urges Muslims to defend Gazans Borzou Daragahi
Voters line up to choose premier TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Greatest Russian? Stalin takes third in TV vote TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Israel masses tanks along Gaza border Ashraf Khalil and Rushdi abu Alouf
Pakistan hotel reopens with caution after deadly blast Laura King
Peace path gets rougher for Obama Paul Richter
Family values promoted in Mass TIMES WIRE REPORTS
OPINION
Futile exercise
Prison breaks
Next quagmire
Who's delusional?
Pay for view won't buy you true love GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Many causes worthy of help
The challenges ahead
Voting 101
Officer earned it
We the people are culpable
Lessons from the waterfront
Big Government? Not now, not ever Richard A. Viguerie, Richard A. Viguerie is the author of "Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and Other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause."
The harsh realities of mental illness Robert David Jaffee, Robert David Jaffee is a writer in Los Angeles.
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