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What happened on November 22, 2009
NATIONAL
Senate healthcare vote clears the way for formal debate to begin
By Noam N. Levey
Fox News rolls wrong video of Palin crowds
By Johanna Neuman and Mark Milian
North Carolina state trooper gets in hat trouble
Mcclatchy Newspapers
Explaining cost savings in the Senate bill
By James Oliphant and Kim Geiger
New York's Russian Tea Room caters to new clientele: kids
By Tina Susman
Nurses apologize to woman who couldn't visit dying partner
Mcclatchy Newspapers
Mexican American former anti-drug chief's reputation on trial
By Sebastian Rotella
Michael Jackson's white glove auctioned for $350,000
By Reuters
Married in Texas? Check again, a political challenger says
Mcclatchy Newspapers
Reaction to Senate healthcare vote offers a preview of 2010 campaigns
By Mark Silva
Atlantic hurricane season appears over -- to some
By Ken Kaye
BUSINESS
Golf courses suffer as recession deals a bogey
By Roger Vincent
Collect call from a pay phone could cost a small fortune
By David Lazarus
Lean years require a shift in how you give to charity
By Kathy M. Kristof, Personal Finance
Owners' 'strategic defaults' on mortgages depend largely on how far underwater they are
By Lew Sichelman
A doctor without borders
By Lisa Girion
Planning a family? How to prepare financially
By Liz Pulliam Weston, Money Talk
Old World grandeur, modern comforts
By Scott Marshutz
FHA-insured mortgages may become more expensive and harder to get
By Kenneth R. Harney
One homeowner dealt with a group problem. Who pays?
By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian
Please your techie and your wallet
Gift guide: dashing through the hype
By David Colker
Homes in Corona for less than $500,000
Listing details: 1501 9th St., Manhattan Beach
Lower your sights for a better camera deal
IPod rules, for a reason
Consumer Briefing
A big screen for every budget
By David Colker
Extra features may be worth extra cost
Business Letters
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The emergency room bill is enough to make you sick
By Steve Lopez
California lottery results
Waldo Hunt dies at 88; entrepreneur revived the pop-up book as art form
By Valerie J. Nelson
A teen party, a mysterious death -- and a town's unanswered grief
By Maura Dolan
After spending billions, state remains hampered by outmoded, unreliable computer systems
By Patrick Mcgreevy
Little Tokyo wary of proposed light-rail connector line
By Teresa Watanabe
Harry Kabakoff dies at 82; colorful boxing trainer and manager
By Valerie J. Nelson
Attack on Calabasas boy probed for tie to Facebook group
By Anna Gorman
Poor California: No money and no leadership
By Cathleen Decker
No shortage of smiles at school picture day
By Esmeralda Bermudez
Guerrilla art in the Southland: Remember Pink Lady?
By Steve Harvey
Military deaths
An anomaly in judging at Carson science fair
By Amina Khan
Some on Metrolink board question leadership of David Solow
By Rich Connell
War casualties
California budget's going to be dreadful
By George Skelton, Capitol Journal
In Echo Park, turkey giveaway ensures happy Thanksgivings
By Ruben Vives
Riverside County officers take custody of 24 animals
L.A. City Council puts off medical marijuana vote
By John Hoeffel
PASSINGS: Nao Takasugi
SPORTS
David Beckham's injury could add twist to MLS final
By Grahame L. Jones
Sports books lose some juice
By Lance Pugmire
Sam Dickerson's game-winning catch for USC in 1969 still cause for debate
By Chris Foster
Boxing referee Gwen Adair picks her battles, fights the good fight
By Jerry Crowe
Forrest Griffin wins split decision over Tito Ortiz
By Lance Pugmire
Clippers' Rasual Butler takes coming off the bench in stride
By Lisa Dillman
A TCU fan's road to happiness is paved with . . . asphalt?
By Chuck Culpepper
Jim Irsay's vision for Indianapolis Colts becomes reality
By Sam Farmer
Big Ten: Ohio State beats Michigan again
The city could be UCLA's for the taking
By Bill Plaschke
USC's Chris Galippo won't make excuses
By Gary Klein
Defense, turnovers top Lakers Coach Phil Jackson's list of concerns
By Broderick Turner
Loyola Marymount rallies to defeat USC, 67-59
By Pete Thomas
How the top 25 fared
Broncos are gasping for air
By Sam Farmer
Big East: Syracuse upsets No. 25 Rutgers
Nets fall to 0-13
West: No. 4 TCU gets easy victory
Women's AP top 25 results
Men's AP top 25 results
Up next for Lakers: Sunday vs. Oklahoma City
No. 24 Houston routs Memphis
SEC: No. 1 Florida, No. 2 Alabama win easily
Mark Heisler's NBA rankings
A Golden State of disarray
By Mark Heisler
Long Beach State beats Wisconsin Green Bay, 81-69
ACC: Clemson clinches conference title game berth
Southland teams' eyes are on the bowls
By Ben Bolch
Ducks lose fourth straight at home to the Sharks, 3-2
By Mark Medina
Bruins are rolling, could go bowling
By Chris Foster
Excuses are the last thing the Kings need right now
By Helene Elliott
Saturday's TV highlights
U.S. team's World Cup success depends on luck of draw
By Grahame L. Jones
Andre Ward thrashes Mikkel Kessler for WBA's 168-pound title
Wire Reports
Pac-10 games stand out on an otherwise dull day
By Chris Dufresne
Darren Collison leads Hornets over Hawks
Charlie Weis could be at end of Notre Dame career
By Austin Knoblauch
Alterraun Verner sets the tone for UCLA
By Chris Foster
Big 12: Colt McCoy sets NCAA record for Texas
ENTERTAINMENT
Domestic drama: Lee Strasberg's family continues the legacy of instruction, despite some friction
By Charles Mcnulty, Theater Critic
Walt Disney -- prince or toad?
By Neal Gabler
Cormac McCarthy's rugged road to respectability
By Scott Timberg
'Transmedia': A brave new world in entertainment marketing
By Zachary Pincus-roth
Simon Rattle wins over the Berlin Phil and its fans
By Mark Swed, Music Critic
'A Good Fall' by Ha Jin
By Julia M. Klein
In search of the perfect diva
By Ann Powers, Pop Music Critic
Kandinsky retrospective is natural for Guggenheim
By Christopher Knight, Art Critic
'Memoir' by Ben Yagoda
By Eryn Loeb
Las Vegas is all a-Twitter over social media
By Richard Abowitz
With Kathryn Morris of 'Cold Case'
By Denise Martin, Staff Writer
'Invisible: A Novel' by Paul Auster
By Art Winslow
'Time' by Eva Hoffman
By David L. Ulin
Off the Shelf: Maud Newton's life - a novel, not a memoir
By Maud Newton
'What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventures' by Malcolm Gladwell
By Susan Salter Reynolds
Child's play
By Denise Martin
Word Play: Going global
By Sonja Bolle
Q & A with 'Princess and the Frog' animators
By Susan King
Performa '09 and futurism
By Susan Emerling
'A Dream of Undying Fame' by Louis Breger
By Michael S. Roth
Movies
Los Angeles Times bestsellers for Nov. 22, 2009
'A Thanksgiving Blessing'
By Bob Kinsella
'The City' and 'Styl'd' never go out of fashion
By Jon Caramanica
Kids' Book Reviews
John Woo revisits Chinese roots with 'Red Cliff'
By Dennis Lim
Opinions pour from expanded 'Mondovino'
By Dennis Lim
Prime choices
Music
Galleries
Museums
Los Angeles Times bestsellers for Nov. 22, 2009
Jokes & Riddles
Berlin Phil
Kids' Stuff
Underrated: R.E.M.'s 'Live at the Olympia,' 'Community's' Ken Jeong; Overrated: Bob Dylan's Christmas album; Holiday season creep
Opera history, a tweet at a time
Horoscope: Nov. 22
By Holiday Mathis
Smart List
Bestsellers
Discoveries: 'The Snow Tourist' by Charlie English
By Susan Salter Reynolds
Talks with girlfriend are all about timing
How risky is risking it all?
By Steve Rosenbloom
Events
Feedback
Creativity Corner
Sunday's Highlights
'Pippa Lee' autobiographical? Not so, says its writer-director
By Mark Olsen
Vladimir Kramnik regains top form
By Jack Peters
'Funny People'
By Noel Murray
Events & Revivals
Orhan Pamuk's L.A. stroll conjures up familiar sights
By Lewis Macadams
OPINION
Understanding China
By Martin Jacques
Monogamy isn't easy, naturally
By David P. Barash
Tim DeChristopher's wild legal ride
A Luddite in the library
By Diana Wagman
Legislating healthcare the old-fashioned way
By Doyle Mcmanus
Permanent water wisdom
By Emily Green
West Africa's woes; the war on terror; the chamber vs. the Yes Men
The sad-looking palms at LAPD headquarters could use a hand
How East views West
IMAGE
Getting mixed hair right
By Alene Dawson
Henri Bendel comes calling in L.A.
By Nora Zelevansky
Joey Arias and Thierry Mugler's design collaboration
By Booth Moore, Fashion Critic
Tips for mixed hair
Clothes Off Our Back shares the wealth
$35,000 for a dress?
By Julie Neigher
N.Y. designers look to L.A.
By Nora Zelevansky >>>
Surviving the holiday season in good form
By Jeannine Stein
MOCA's fashionable 30th-anniversary gala
Ooga Booga heads west to Keep Co.
By Max Padilla
MOCA 30th anniversary gala and Gagosian brunch for Jeff Koons
By Ellen Olivier
TRAVEL
Portland's food carts a winning stop
By Katherine Tulich
Odd hotel jobs
By Judy Mandell
Leiden's legacy of open arms
By Susan Spano Reporting From Leiden, Netherlands >>>
Old Edna's kicking up her heels again
By Jay Jones
Portland food cart details
By Katherine Tulich
Enterprise leads the fleet in car rental satisfaction
By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Insurance against H1N1
By Jane Engle
In Hawaii, Thanksgiving moves to the beach
By Tom Koppel
Siebold House pays homage to Dutchman's connection to Japan
By Susan Spano
At Nextstop.com, the travel tips are short, sweet and visual
Enterprise leads the fleet
By Catharine Hamm
Letters: Two takes on N. Korea article
By From The Los Angeles Times
Letters: Two takes on N. Korea article
By From The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Programs on Italy, Cuba and Rock Climbing
By From The Los Angeles Times
Planning your trip to the Old Edna
By Jay Jones
Calendar: events for November and December 2009
By Avital Binshtock
Explaining time shares' star system
By On The Spot, Catharine Hamm
WORLD
O.C. Marine is called a hero at Afghanistan memorial service
By Tony Perry
Hungary zigzags when it comes to Russia
By Megan K. Stack
Rocket is fired at Afghan hotel housing foreign humanitarian workers
By Laura King
Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza Strip
Reuters
A climate change dust-up
By Jim Tankersley and Henry Chu
NEWS
Portland's food carts a winning stop
By Katherine Tulich
Enterprise leads the fleet in car rental satisfaction
By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Leiden's legacy of open arms
By Susan Spano
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