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What happened on August 30, 2010

HEALTH

Fat burner? Your gut tells you it's a stretch Chris Woolston
Brain's default mode network may hold key to better psychiatric diagnoses By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times
Cholesterol rose after taking glucosamine and chondroitin Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon, The People's Pharmacy
Minding the gaps Melissa Healy >>>
Patients in clinical trials get new health insurance protections By Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News
When that glow has to go By Meredith Cohn, Baltimore Sun
A wall exercise with flexibility Karen Voight, Good Form
Spinal taps may predict brain ills Amber Dance
When to choose cosmetic surgery, and when not to By James S. Fell, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Here's the veggies. Now create. By Julie Vick, Special to the Los Angeles Times

NATIONAL

Recalling days of despair in the Superdome By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
No Beck-Palin ticket in 2012, talk show host says By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Obama not worried about Muslim rumors Michael Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Alaska Senate contender calls for 'belt tightening' By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Weather delays recovery work on BP's broken well Assoiciated Press
Legal logjam leaving judges' seats empty in federal courts Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

WORLD

U.S. hospital in Germany handles America's Afghan war wounded By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Suspected drug lord captured in Mexico state By Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times
U.S. troops in Iraq go from shock and awe to 'advise and assist' By Liz Sly, Los Angeles Times
Prosecutor investigating Afghan corruption wasn't fired, official says By Mark Magnier and Aimal Yaqubi, Los Angeles Times
Obama goes out on a limb for Middle East peace talks By Christi Parsons and Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times
Kim Jong Il appears to head home after latest hush-hush trip to China By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
Mysterious killings spread panic in Iraq By Usama Redha and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Displaced Pakistanis make highway median their home By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times
Mexican drug traffickers blamed in killing of second mayor By Tracy Wilkinson, Los Angeles Times

NEWS

BUSINESS

Forum's struggles turn it into a financial drain on the church that owns it By Richard Verrier, Los Angeles Times
Small-business advice: Don't misclassify employees as independent contractors By Karen E. Klein
3M to acquire Cogent for about $943 million By Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
Urban cycling spawns its own peddlers By Cyndia Zwahlen
Microloan program is a big help for some small businesses By April H. Lee
Small businesses win bigger share of federal contracts By Sharon Bernstein, Los Angeles Times
Sanofi-Aventis makes $18.5-billion cash offer for Genzyme Bloomberg News
Airline industry sees improvement, yet fees keep coming By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Murdoch may be key to Apple's plan to offer 99-cent digital rentals of TV shows By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Meg James, Los Angeles Times

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Ex-boyfriend suspected in murder-suicide; 6 dead By Ashley Powers, Kurt Streeter and Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times
Burbank green-lights transit center for Bob Hope Airport By Gretchen Meier, Los Angeles Times
Teachers blast L.A. Times for releasing effectiveness rankings By Jason Song, Los Angeles Times
Health testing way down at California beaches By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
Her paintings have grim backgrounds By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles County didn't report child deaths By Garrett Therolf, Los Angeles Times
Capitol Journal: Jerry Brown has to make his case soon George Skelton, Capitol Journal
Police defend arrest of Paris Hilton in cocaine case By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Brown's low-key campaign confounds pundits who urged him to spend more By Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times
Maestros repudian al L.A. Times por publicar datos de eficacia docente Por Jason Song, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Marcel Albert, Bruce Ackerman
Anton Geesink dies at 76; Olympic gold medalist popularized judo Times staff and wire reports
Cal McLish dies at 84; pitched in first All-Star game played in Los Angeles By Keith Thursby, Los Angeles Times
Appeals court faults California for inadequately compensating foster parents By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Raising awareness of Pakistan's flood victims By My-Thuan Tran, Los Angeles Times
Special interests capitalize on Legislature's end-of-session chaos By Shane Goldmacher and Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times

ENTERTAINMENT

Book review: 'The Thousand' by Kevin Guilfoile By Marion Winik, Special to the Los Angeles Times
UCLA UniCamp programs offer positive role modeling By Daina Beth Solomon, Los Angeles Times
Conan O'Brien loses at Emmy Awards By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
'Top Chef' ends 'Amazing Race's' Emmy streak By Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times
Fast Track: Is Jimmy Fallon Emmy's biggest winner?
2010 Emmy Awards: A night for new comedies, old dramas By Susan King, Rene Lynch and Joe Flint
Jimmy Fallon sings goodbye to '24,' 'Law & Order' and 'Lost' By Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times
'The Thousand'
Monday's TV highlights
Horoscope: Aug. 30 Holiday Mathis
Pop music review: Smashing Pumpkins at the Sunset Strip Music Festival By Mikael Wood, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Monday's TV talk shows
Happening Monday: An Evening With Mavis Staples at the Grammy Museum
Company Town: 'Last Exorcism' takes top spot at weekend box office
'Glee' sets an upbeat tone for Emmy By T.L. Stanley, Special to the Los Angeles Times
'Despicable Me' likely to surpass 'Shrek Forever After' in domestic box office By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Jimmy Fallon and the Emmys were born to have fun By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
For 'Temple Grandin,' a night to shine Greg Braxton, Los Angeles Times
Emmy newcomers steal the show Scott Collins

OPINION

Healthy move
The deaths of illegal immigrants in the U.S. deserts; health insurance rate hikes; teachers and how they're evaluated
Reusable totes -- it's time
Abdullah Kidd's day in court
Raising a child to be Jewish and German By Andrew D. Blechman
To fix California, empower elected officials Gregory Rodriguez
Winding down the Iraq war, and avoiding civil war By Irena L. Sargsyan

SPORTS

Dodgers express no regret in parting with Manny Ramirez By Dylan Hernandez
Mission Viejo High's Tre Madden has football in his blood Eric Sondheimer
McCourts now bring the legal heat By Carla Hall and Bill Shaikin
Southland's top high school defensive linemen
Slumping Galaxy done in by Wizards By Grahame L. Jones
Bob Bradley to remain U.S. men's soccer coach By Grahame L. Jones
Roger Federer advances with flair at U.S. Open By Diane Pucin
Trojans are treading a fine line on offense By Gary Klein
Jim Brown to skip Browns' ceremony Wire reports
Kevin Prince appears capable of playing in the opener By Chris Foster
Chris Dufresne's college football top 25 countdown: No. 3 Nebraska Chris Dufresne
The U.S. Open — tennis on the verge of a nervous breakdown Bill Dwyre
Mike Napoli remains with Angels — and on the bench By Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers' future is at stake in Los Angeles Superior Court By Bill Shaikin

TRAVEL

Readers recommend: 1890s Michigan hotel From The Los Angeles Times

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