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What happened on November 08, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California : Pilot's pier stunt raises safety questions : Racing a Soviet-made jet, he sparked fear in Santa Monica. The FAA is probing civilian use of such planes. Dan Weikel
Santa Anita racetrack played a role in WWII internment Alison Bell
Melody Ross touches the world Cathleen Decker
Teachers hope students click outside school cliques Carla Rivera
STACY ROWLES, 1955 - 2009 : L.A. jazz trumpet and fluegelhorn player Keith Thursby
By a small margin, California voters support same-sex marriage Cathleen Decker
Hard knocks at a resort's door Maria L. La Ganga
Prominent D.C. firms selected for Times/USC poll
California Briefing / Mojave Desert Mike Anton
California Briefing / Los Angeles Mike Anton
United against homelessness
California Briefing / Newport Harbor David Zahniser
California Briefing / San Fernando Valley Mike Anton
Military deaths
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
How the poll was conducted
California's best years have passed, voters say Cathleen Decker
California Briefing / Lincoln Heights Ruben Vives
Seymour Fromer dies at 87; founder of Jewish museums Elaine Woo
Bill Clinton, George W. Bush cancel appearances in L.A., N.Y. Mark Z. Barabak
California Briefing / East Los Angeles Ruben Vives
Army Pfc. Justin Casillas, 19, Dunnigan; killed while carrying wounded soldier Howard Blume
Furniture store has a front seat on Echo Park's transformation Esmeralda Bermudez
Bangladeshis, Koreans stake out their pieces of L.A. STEVE LOPEZ
Three's a crowd when it comes to Eastside schools Esmeralda Bermudez
BUSINESS
Gondas have less wealth to share W.J. Hennigan
Runaway Toyota cases ignored Ralph Vartabedian and Ken Bensinger
Weekly Mortgage Rates
Consumer Briefs / Shopping Times Staff and Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Retail Times Staff and Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Coffee Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ad guys' book is just posturing
Lawry's 'bias' was ahead of its time
Facing foreclosure? Here's what you can do By Lew Sichelman
Healthcare and business leaders
Law applies to the wrong people
Listing details: 1020 Hillcroft Road, Glendale
Santa Monica residences for less than $1 million Lauren Beale
GOP healthcare plan isn't about helping the uninsured DAVID LAZARUS
Consumer Briefs / Recalls Times Staff and Wire Reports
You may qualify for a home-buyer tax credit Kathy M. Kristof
New HUD rules aim to get rid of closing cost surprises By Kenneth R. Harney
Blimp maker aims to expand W.J. Hennigan
A historic Tudor Revival in Glendale Dinah Eng
IMAGE
For healthy skin, get some sleep Alexandra Drosu
Moped riders who are r-r-r-r-rad to the bone Caroline Ryder
The biker look in women's fashion Susan Carpenter
Jimmy Choo -- on a shoestring BOOTH MOORE, FASHION CRITIC
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L.A. Fashion Week spools out over month of October Adam Tschorn
Biker chic through the years Susan Carpenter
For the record
OUT AND ABOUT : SCENE & HEARD : Guess who? Ellen Olivier
Bebe's new sportswear line PH8 aimed at women on the go after a workout Max Padilla
ENTERTAINMENT
'Too Much Happiness' by Alice Munro Troy Jollimore, Jollimore is the author of "Tom Thomson in Purgatory," which won the 2006 National Book Critics Circle Award in poetry.
Pakistan's film industry is in collapse Alex Rodriguez
BBC America's 'James May on the Moon' doesn't go deep Jon Caramanica
Angus T. Jones proves a good boy is hard to find Maria Elena Fernandez
'Lit' by Mary Karr Samantha Dunn, Dunn is the author of "Faith in Carlos Gomez: A Memoir of Salsa, Sex, and Salvation."
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Irishman Enda Walsh doesn't let words get in the way James C. Taylor
South Africa in the Hollywood eye Reed Johnson
Perspectives on the fall of the Berlin Wall Carlin Romano, Romano is critic-at-large of the Chronicle of Higher Education.
'Women in Trouble' Mark Olsen
Adam Lambert: Cool, calm and eclectic ANN POWERS, POP MUSIC CRITIC
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Nomo, ESPN's '30 for 30' and more.
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'Up' won't let you down Noel Murray
Los Angeles Times bestsellers for Nov. 8, 2009
For the record
Don't send that e-mail, a writer suggests Scott Timberg
'Nightlight' lampoons 'Twilight' craze Susan Carpenter
'The Sixties' by Jenny Diski David L. Ulin
'Mad Men' is advertising we want to see Denise Martin
Kids' Book Reviews
Los Angeles Times bestsellers for Nov. 8, 2009
Book Review
A fourth film for 4 huge film franchises? Geoff Boucher
'Peepshow's Holly Madison is an ambassador for Las Vegas Richard Abowitz
Helping 'Mary Poppins' in a most delightful way Irene Lacher
'Lake Tahoe' is a journey of grief Dennis Lim
'Scroogenomics,' by Joel Waldfogel; 'Why Architecture Matters,' by Paul Goldberger; 'Why School?' by Mike Rose Susan Salter Reynolds
Nineteenth Century American Lithography shows its colors at Huntington Library Scarlet Cheng
Marking history Susan King
'Eating Animals' by Jonathan Safran Foer Susan Salter Reynolds, Salter Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
With Dana Delany of 'Desperate Housewives' Denise Martin
Dark Passages: How to freshen up a detective series By Sarah Weinman
Susan Graham experiences Dido's hard life with a lounge lizard Chloe Veltman
Jane Austen mash-ups are fun, and that's about all By Susannah Carson
FunnyorDie.com: 'SNL' for the online crowd Gina Piccalo
Back from the ashes : A year after escaping financial collapse, MOCA is ready to show off its deep permanent collection -- one full of riches and surprises. Mike Boehm
'Save the Deli: In Search of Perfect Pastrami, Crusty Rye, and the Heart of Jewish Delicatessen' by David Sax Rich Cohen, Cohen is the author of "Sweet and Low," "Tough Jews," "The Avengers," "The Record Men," "Lake Effect" and, most recently, "Israel Is Real: An Obsessive Quest to Understand the Jewish Nation and Its History."
TRAVEL
Mexico's family-friendly hot spots Amanda Jones
Are expedited passports worth the extra cost? CATHARINE HAMM
Mexico's family-friendly hot spots By Amanda Jones
Bernanke sees need for further stimulus : The Federal Reserve chairman also says the central bank will help keep the dollar strong. By Neil Irwin and Ylan Q. Mui, Irwin and Mui write for the Washington Post.
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Need To Know: News / Style / Tips / Trends Travel staff
Need To Know: News / Style / Tips / Trends Susan Derby
Pacifica Hotels in California. Susan Derby
The England they remember fondly
Need To Know: News / Style / Tips / Trends Leslie Anne Wiggins
For the record
Readers Recommend
Martini: Cheers or send it back?
Berlin's history comes alive in art
WEB BUZZ : Tool keeps track of frequent-flier miles Jen Leo
Travel websites: Gateways to bargains Terry Gardner
Roaming the Riviera Maya Jennifer Olvera
Mexico City's literary circle Kurt Hollander
¡Viva Queretaro! Christopher Reynolds
Traveling in Mexico despite drug violence, H1N1 flu Christopher Reynolds
In Queretaro, a rich and colorful past and present By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Marcus Jordan's school gets no reward for brand loyalty Mike Penner
It looks as if Joe Torre wants more T.J. SIMERS
Ohio State handles Penn State, 24-7 Associated Press
Big East: Cincinnati survives wild ride against Connecticut Associated Press
ACC: Georgia Tech hangs on in overtime Associated Press
Rookie Tyreke Evans scores 32 in Sacramento win Associated Press
Big Ten: Iowa's perfect season ruined by Northwestern Associated Press
Fire eliminates Revolution Staff And Wire Reports
Sharks, Nabokov shut out Penguins, 5-0 Associated Press
Trojans make a statement, tough not an emphatic one CHRIS DUFRESNE
Ducks nearly give it away Robyn Norwood
Trojans get a fresh start by making stops Gary Klein
Breeders' Cup John Cherwa;
The Bigger They Are . . .
Catch Of The Day
Inside The Nba MARK HEISLER
College Basketball John Marshall
The Right Stuff Stephen Hawkins
Ginn's heroics help shake reputation Steven Wine
Raiders coach Cable finds himself under microscope Josh Dubow
Eagles and Cowboys play Sunday night
Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods will go head to head in China Associated Press
Jamal Crawford scores 25 as Atlanta beats Denver Associated Press
There's much horsing around about Ronaldo GRAHAME L. JONES
College Football : Star Watch Mike Hiserman
West: No. 7 TCU routs San Diego State Times Staff and Wire Reports
He has a double-double in the Mile Pete Thomas and Eric Sondheimer
A Galaxy win would be England's loss Grahame L. Jones
Iowa must face facts after upset defeat Mike Hiserman
Calipari boosts Kentucky's chances Jim O'Connell
No. 13 Houston edges Tulsa on final play Associated Press
David Haye beats Nikolai Valuev for WBA title Associated Press
SEC: No. 1 Florida is lackluster but beats Vanderbilt Associated Press
Brent Celek earning status as an elite tight end in NFL Sam Farmer
Big 12: No. 2 Texas cruises over Central Florida Associated Press
Kevin Prince is UCLA's best quarterback option BILL PLASCHKE
Listless Kings fall flat against Predators, lose 3-1 Mark Medina
Kevin Prince is diplomatic about hit to helmet Chris Foster
Navy finds way to sink Notre Dame again Associated Press
Cap in hand, New York courts LeBron James MARK HEISLER
Kevin Craft comes through for Bruins Chris Foster
Offense's struggles are frustrating for Matt Barkley Gary Klein
Alabama shows it's a cut above LSU when it counts Associated Press
Clippers make it three wins in a row LISA DILLMAN
Pac-10: Stanford pins a loss on No. 7 Oregon Associated Press
A Classic finish for Zenyatta BILL DWYRE
The experts look better when favorites come in John Cherwa
Lakers' Andrew Bynum, Pau Gasol to miss another game Broderick Turner
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NOTES : Once 0-7, Birmingham now has a real shot Ben Bolch
Referee Tim Donaghy lacks not just integrity, but credibility too Mark Heisler
California Flag has quite a team behind him Eric Sondheimer
Fedor Emelianenko beats Brett Rogers in rough bout Associated Press
Joe Theismann plans to pass on his scenes in 'The Blind Side' SAM FARMER
SCIENCE
NATIONAL
Teen fugitive captures imagination of many Kim Murphy
National Briefing / Connecticut Times Wire Reports
Democratic consultant says he got a warning from White House after appearing on Fox News Peter Nicholas
National Briefing / Washington State Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
Healthcare Q&a Kim Geiger and James Oliphant
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
List of 13 Fort Hood shooting victims
Philadelphia transit talks break down Associated Press
One Republican votes for healthcare bill Steve Padilla
Fort Hood shooting: Residents begin long healing process Bob Drogin and Ashley Powers
Florida shooting suspect had money problems Amy L. Edwards and Anika Myers Palm
House votes for ban on abortion subsidies Kim Geiger
Papaya sex change in the works Jodi S. Cohen
House passes healthcare plan : The 220-215 vote marks the first such victory in decades of efforts. Noam N. Levey and Janet Hook
WORLD
For mother and son, lives divided by a wall in time Henry Chu
World Briefing / Haiti Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Scotland Times Wire Reports
'We even smile at these stories from our parents because it seems so . . . absurd' By Henry Chu
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
NATO airstrike mistakenly kills 7 Afghan soldiers and policemen, officials say Alexandra Zavis
Ft. Hood shooting suspect endured work pressure and ethnic taunts, his uncle says Richard Boudreaux
'I didn't feel oppressed. In a way, I was privileged.' By Henry Chu
Aceh's morality police on the prowl for violators John M. Glionna
Afghanistan: Marines bring some calm in Helmand Tony Perry
NEWS
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Top Of The Ticket Andrew Malcolm and Mark Milian
On Latimes.com
From Our Blogs Alexandra Sandels; Suzanne Muchnic; Jane Engle; Jeannine Stein
The World Menelaos Hadjicostis
In Queretaro, a rich and colorful past and present By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Capitol Christmas tree to be from Arizona Felicia Fonseca
Tough times, even in death Kristen Mack
Protecting the Bob Marley brand David McFadden
Webcast of disabled daughter touches a nerve Angela Doland
OPINION
Energy by rail
Deciding who the census counts
Climate change bill is in trouble
Is Jerry Brown all there is? Harold Meyerson, Harold Meyerson is editor at large of the American Prospect and an Op-Ed columnist at the Washington Post.
Hocus-pocus politics Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His cartoons also appear in USA Today.
'Cool cars' backfire
Obama by the numbers DOYLE McMANUS
Education reform ideas misguided
Dream or nightmare?
Talking Points
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