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What happened on September 21, 2009
HEALTH
Yin yoga: yang-style's less aggressive counterpart By Janet Kinosian
Choosing to not have medical insurance By J. Duncan Moore Jr., Moore is a freelance writer in Chicago and the co-founder of the Assn. of Health Care Journalists
Functional weight machines shake up routine By Roy M. Wallack
'Sonic' toothbrushes may not clean up better than manual ones By Chris Woolston
Antiviral drug found to reduce severity of mono By Shari Roan
For many, health policy jargon is clear as mud By Harris Meyer, Kaiser Health News
Get a core muscle workout using a foam roller By Karen Voight
Podcasts may help with weight loss By Jeannine Stein
Taking a wait and see approach to prostate cancer By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
A far-fetched medical procedure? On 'General Hospital'? Shock! By Marc Siegel, Siegel is an associate professor of medicine at New York University's School of Medicine
Letters
Letters
For the record
NATIONAL
Chasing the king of chess By Peter Nicholas
Bald eagle case raises issue of religious liberty By Deedee Correll, Correll writes for The Times.
Urgent probe underway of possible Al Qaeda-linked terror plot By Josh Meyer
Obama pitches healthcare in Sunday talk show blitz By Mark Silva
U.S. general in Afghanistan says inadequate forces 'will likely result in failure' Washington Post
Obama to shift focus to climate change By Jim Tankersley
ENTERTAINMENT
Review: 'Accidentally on Purpose' on CBS By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Dick Cook's ouster signals shift in direction for Disney By Patrick Goldstein
'Bicycle Diaries' by David Byrne By Evelyn Mcdonnell, McDonnell is the author of "Mamarama: A Memoir of Sex, Kids and Rock 'n' Roll" and an Annenberg fellow at USC.
For most films, it's no big deal By John Horn
A golden year for 'mature' Emmy winners By Matea Gold
Emmys are in good hands with Neil Patrick Harris at the helm By Mary Mcnamara Television Critic
2009 Emmy Award winners
Keeping it real By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
The Emmy Awards/ Moments By Jessica Gelt and Denise Martin and Greg Braxton and Yvonne Villareal
'The Amazing Race' takes reality prize again By Martin Miller
Kristin Chenoweth surviving in style By Joe Flint
Moments By Denise Martin and Jessica Gelt and Greg Braxton
The Emmy Awards embrace something old and something new By Matea Gold and Susan King
Fashion lends the Emmys some added sparkle By Melissa Magsaysay
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
'House' returns to get his house in order By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Good Job, Man
Live: Pink at Staples Center By Mikael Wood
At Emmys, some laugh to keep from crying (and some just cry) By Scott Collins
BUSINESS
Heirs file claims to Marvel heroes By Ben Fritz
Grocery stores taking check use off shoppers' lists By Jerry Hirsch
Google is searching for users in China By David Pierson
Savers need to regain buying habits to aid recovery, experts say By Don Lee
Disney's clash at the top By Claudia Eller and Dawn C. Chmielewski
ABC takes risks with its fall prime-time lineup By Joe Flint and Dawn C. Chmielewski
The Internet is proof that government doesn't bungle everything By Michael Hiltzik
Conference Board urges restrictions on executive pay Bloomberg News
In Demand
'Cloudy' gets just a little sunshine By Ben Fritz
Investors' attention will focus on Fed policymakers Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Arthur Ferrante dies at 88; pianist in the duo Ferrante and Teicher By Claire Noland
Coyote attacks prompt action in Griffith Park By Tony Barboza
Church lead the way to more healthful diets By Teresa Watanabe
L.A. still has a few free rain collection installations to dole out By Susan Carpenter
Leon Kirchner dies at 90; Pulitzer-winning composer By Anne Midgette, Midgette writes for the Washington Post.
10 candidates sparring for L.A. council's 2nd District seat By Maeve Reston
Beating suspect investigated for possible ties to unsolved cases By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Going after the real killers By George Skelton
Doctor practices what his faith preaches By Carla Hall
Tax commission report falls flat, but it's a start By Eric Bailey
Santa Ana winds are on their way By Maeve Reston
Obituaries / Arnold Laven, 1922 - 2009 By Dennis Mclellan
California Briefing / Edwards Air Force Base By Maeve Reston
California Briefing /
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Shelby Grad
Ramadan ends
California Briefing / Rescue Associated Press
Spiritual cleansing
L.A. County deputies kill three armed suspects By Ari B. Bloomekatz
OPINION
Student loan reform is needed now By Molly M. Claflin, Molly M. Claflin is a recent graduate of Stanford Law School.
Making forensic science scientific
A flat-wrong flatter-tax plan By Peter Schrag, Peter Schrag, the former editorial page editor of the Sacramento Bee, is the author of "California: America's High-Stakes Experiment."
Obama's shunning response to the racism debate By Gregory Rodriguez
Christine Essel for City Council's 2nd District
LAPD landscaping
Council endorsements
Teachers unions play vital role
Curbing mortgage abuse
Racism and the White House
SPORTS
The ups and downs of LeRoy Ellis By Jerry Crowe
Joe Torre is noncommittal about second baseman By Jim Peltz
Matt Viles and Cody Fajardo are typified by character By Eric Sondheimer
USC's Pete Carroll backs his play caller By Gary Klein
Mark Martin gets tough in New Hampshire By Shawn Courchesne
Kendrick and Matthews lead the way as Angels cut magic number to 7 By Mike Digiovanna
The Times' Top 25 By Ben Bolch
Tigers earn a little breathing room Associated Press
Bobby Abreu sits out Sunday's game By Mike Digiovanna
Jason Giambi comes up with a big hit again Associated Press
Phillies end Hanson's consecutive scoreless inning streak Associated Press
Huskies fans say Saturday's win against USC was greatest upset in team's history By Mike Penner
Sparks, and Leslie, are still around Associated Press
Squeeze Play
USC seems out of sorts By Chris Dufresne
Na Yeon Choi rallies to win at Torrey Pines Associated Press
Dolphins try for first prime-time win since '04 By Sam Farmer
Playing it forward and picking up the pieces By Chris Dufresne
Ken Griffey Jr. postpones Yankees' playoff party Associated Press
After Floyd Mayweather's win, boxing's Super Bowl awaits the second participant By Lance Pugmire
Gasol leads Spain to first European title Wire Reports
Sheldon Price tested in college starting debut By Chris Foster
Jets are dialed in against Patriots By Sam Farmer
Dodgers' Randy Wolf outduels Giants' Tim Lincecum By Jim Peltz
Notre Dame's Michael Floyd is likely out for rest of the regular season Associated Press
WORLD
Colombian crackdown appears to be paying off By Chris Kraul, Kraul is a special correspondent.
South Koreans do the 'right' thing By John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park, Park is in The Times' Seoul Bureau.
This week, the world is watching Obama By Christi Parsons and Paul Richter
World Briefing / Japan Times Wire Reports
Thailand's premier calls for peace on a tumultuous weekend By Charles Mcdermid and Jakkapun Kaewsangthong, McDermid and Kaewsangthong are special correspondents.
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei says opposition protests failed By Jeffrey Fleishman and Ramin Mostaghim, Mostaghim is a special correspondent.
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Cuba Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Germany Times Wire Reports
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