Addicts Are Overlooked in Gambling Boom (Los Angeles Times)

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Southland's Census Story, in a Word:
Boom! (Los Angeles Times)

Southland's Census Story, in a Word:
Boom! (Los Angeles Times) 04/09/2004 04:00 PM
Los Angeles Times - Southern California picked up an estimated 1 million new residents over the last three years as the Bay Area — a population magnet during the dot-com boom — stagnated, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates.

Amid a Natural Gas Boom, West Nile Cases
on the Rise (Los Angeles Times)

Amid a Natural Gas Boom, West Nile Cases
on the Rise (Los Angeles Times) 06/06/2004 05:03 AM
Los Angeles Times - SPOTTED HORSE, Wyo. — Most of Don Spellman's 8,000 acres in the Powder River Basin are rolling, treeless and, for the last several years, bone dry. But shimmering behind him as he drives fence posts into the hard-packed clay is a narrow, shallow lake that seems to spring from thin air.

Broadband fuels online gambling boom

Broadband fuels online gambling boom 04/14/2005 12:42 PM
Increasing availability of high-speed connections encourages more people to try their luck online.

Online gambling boom drives ukbetting to
landmark result

Online gambling boom drives ukbetting to
landmark result 04/15/2005 09:28 AM
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Boom times for smartphones

Boom times for smartphones 08/27/2004 01:26 PM
The popularity of mobiles packed with features is set to explode as they get better and cheaper, say analysts.

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We Eat; Therefore, They Are (Los Angeles
Times)

We Eat; Therefore, They Are (Los Angeles
Times) 08/10/2004 05:24 AM
Los Angeles Times - BETHESDA, Md. — Inside a packed ballroom at the local Holiday Inn, 13 government-appointed scientists sat regally around a table, debating servings of fish.

They're Off! (To the Gym) (Los Angeles
Times)

They're Off! (To the Gym) (Los Angeles
Times) 05/25/2004 05:16 AM
Los Angeles Times - VERSAILLES, Ky. — Just days after arthroscopic surgery to remove bone chips from an inflamed ankle, the athlete was back in training, huffing hard as he jogged on an underwater treadmill.

The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia

The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia 03/21/2003 12:14 AM
The Los Angeles Times goes multimedia. For the past few weeks, the LA Times has begun a significant push into offering video, audio, and interactive Flash on their website. One of the most interesting aspects is that the paper has moved one step beyond simply replaying AP Television clips as many sites have done; the LA Times writers are stand before the cameras and microphones themselves and report stories in a stuttering, non-hairsprayed, introverted demeanor that I find very refreshing, though so far I have gleaned very little additional information from it. When does (or can) this mode of journalism on the web rise above gimmickry or 'just because we can' and add value to a written article? Can video/tv news rise above mere spectacle?

Age Before Duty (Los Angeles Times)

Age Before Duty (Los Angeles Times) 06/08/2004 06:12 AM
Los Angeles Times - SACRAMENTO — This is the age of revolving-door democracy in California. It's the era of term limits and recalls and contempt for the Legislature, a time when an erstwhile action movie star can run the nation's largest state government and a freshman lawmaker can rule the Assembly.

More Than One Can Conceive (Los Angeles
Times)

More Than One Can Conceive (Los Angeles
Times) 12/30/2004 06:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - CLEVELAND — The elephant dung was no trouble at all. When the circus came to town, Percy Skuy simply showed up with a bucket and politely asked the keeper if he could collect a few droppings.

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times)

It Seems Everybody Has an Opinion About
Her (Los Angeles Times) 08/01/2004 05:16 AM
Los Angeles Times - BOSTON — Teresa Heinz Kerry is a political wife unlike any this country has seen. But can she affect an election? Some think it's possible.

Los Angeles Times - Registration

Los Angeles Times - Registration 12/02/2003 12:28 AM

Cranking It Up (Los Angeles Times)

Cranking It Up (Los Angeles Times) 05/31/2004 05:38 AM
Los Angeles Times - On a Sunday they'd hoped not to work, the Lakers reported to their El Segundo practice facility and faced more of a Western Conference finals they'd hoped not to prolong.

Here, It's Ladies' Day Every Day (Los
Angeles Times)

Here, It's Ladies' Day Every Day (Los
Angeles Times) 06/12/2004 04:43 AM
Los Angeles Times - RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — There is no heavenly sentry outside the Ladies' Kingdom, only a listless pair of khaki-clad policemen ready to run off any errant men. The women make their way past the gatekeepers, disappear behind frosted glass and step into a shopping center all their own.

Going Away for the Gold (Los Angeles
Times)

Going Away for the Gold (Los Angeles
Times) 08/11/2004 04:42 AM
Los Angeles Times - It is a quintessential Olympic moment, hundreds of athletes marching into the stadium, drenching the field in the banners and colors of their nations. But when the 2004 Summer Games in Athens begin with this traditional opening ceremony, take a closer look.

They May Protest Too Much (Los Angeles
Times)

They May Protest Too Much (Los Angeles
Times) 05/24/2004 07:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - MEXICO CITY — Shakespeare warned about the ides of March, and T.S. Eliot dubbed April the cruelest month. But they never lived in Mexico City, where May delivers a special kind of misery.

Olé? No Way, Say Chinese (Los
Angeles Times)

Olé? No Way, Say Chinese (Los
Angeles Times) 05/11/2004 05:02 AM
Los Angeles Times - BEIJING — "Foreign Bulls Head for the Middle Kingdom."

An Icon, and Then He's Gone (Los Angeles
Times)

An Icon, and Then He's Gone (Los Angeles
Times) 06/04/2004 05:47 AM
Los Angeles Times - BEIJING — For many foreigners, he is Tiananmen Square's most recognizable figure, outshining even Chairman Mao Tse-tung — whose body still lies in state at a far end of the vast public space.

Bluesman's Son Gets His Due (Los Angeles
Times)

Bluesman's Son Gets His Due (Los Angeles
Times) 06/02/2004 05:30 AM
Los Angeles Times - CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss. — Inside the pink brick estate he built with a blues fortune, 72-year-old Claud Johnson cannot shake the habits he formed when he was a poor man.

Fat, and Happy About It (Los Angeles
Times)

Fat, and Happy About It (Los Angeles
Times) 02/19/2004 06:41 AM
Los Angeles Times - The newspaper ad inviting fat people to learn about El Camino Hospital's new weight-loss surgery program held out the opportunity to be not just a thinner person, but a better one.

Far From Ready for More War (Los Angeles
Times)

Far From Ready for More War (Los Angeles
Times) 05/15/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - FT. CAMPBELL, Ky. — From their first days as "Screaming Eagles," the 18,000 soldiers of the Army's 101st Airborne Division are taught to be ready for anything. As the force's proud creed goes: "First in, last out."

Sea Change Since Era of Steinbeck (Los
Angeles Times)

Sea Change Since Era of Steinbeck (Los
Angeles Times) 06/16/2004 06:43 AM
Los Angeles Times - ISLA CORONADO, Mexico — As warm salt water lapped against his legs, Chuck Baxter took delight in the creatures clinging to rocks and skittering around the tidal shallows. His sunburned hands dipped beneath the shimmering surface for a closer examination of starfish, crabs and sponges forming a palette of red, orange, yellow and brown.

The New Matchmakers in Pakistan: the Web
and TV (Los Angeles Times)

The New Matchmakers in Pakistan: the Web
and TV (Los Angeles Times) 07/07/2004 04:55 AM
Los Angeles Times - LAHORE, Pakistan — A good man is especially hard to find in this deeply religious country, where bars are nonexistent, unchaperoned conversation between single men and women is frowned upon, and immigration has frayed the neighborhood and family ties that have nurtured arranged marriages for centuries.

Kurds Wonder Where They Fit in the New
Iraq (Los Angeles Times)

Kurds Wonder Where They Fit in the New
Iraq (Los Angeles Times) 07/27/2004 05:47 AM
Los Angeles Times - SULAYMANIYA, Iraq — Sitting on the top of Azmar Mountain, looking down on the twinkling lights of this Kurdish city with a whiskey in his plastic cup and a skewer of roasted lamb on his plate, Bahdai Ahmad Hassan could be forgiven for thinking that Iraq, with all its problems, might as well be another country.

Chairs Sit Well With Laborers (Los
Angeles Times)

Chairs Sit Well With Laborers (Los
Angeles Times) 05/26/2004 04:38 AM
Los Angeles Times - OAKLAND — For nearly a decade, Kwei Fong Lin tolerated numbness in her forearms. Like a great many Chinese immigrants who work in this city's cramped and poorly equipped garment factories, her neck and back ached from long days spent hunched over a sewing machine while perched on rickety folding chairs, stools or even crates.

Big Man on Campus Reform (Los Angeles
Times)

Big Man on Campus Reform (Los Angeles
Times) 04/19/2004 05:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - He has never been elected to public office and he holds no official title in state government.

An Eden Above the City (Los Angeles
Times)

An Eden Above the City (Los Angeles
Times) 05/15/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - NEW YORK — In the warrens of Manhattan, a meadow hovers above the asphalt outwash of warehouses and abandoned factories.

A Long Look at Response to Brief (Los
Angeles Times)

A Long Look at Response to Brief (Los
Angeles Times) 04/12/2004 04:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - WASHINGTON — One day after the release of a top-secret report delivered to President Bush only five weeks before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the spotlight shifted to a pair of new questions: How did the president respond? And what did the FBI do?

Studios Cut to the Chase (Los Angeles
Times)

Studios Cut to the Chase (Los Angeles
Times) 06/18/2004 05:10 AM
Los Angeles Times - BERLIN — At 5 a.m. the police kicked in the front door of the modest apartment house near working-class Essen. Guns drawn, they ordered the family out of bed. A few minutes later, they hauled away a 22-year-old college student as his stunned parents looked on in silence.

S. Africa as Seen in a Mirror (Los
Angeles Times)

S. Africa as Seen in a Mirror (Los
Angeles Times) 07/08/2004 05:51 AM
Los Angeles Times - BRITS, South Africa — Visitors to the tranquil offices of the Brits Town Council a decade ago were greeted by a friendly white receptionist. Upstairs, white secretaries catered to a white mayor and his white staff. Blacks served tea.

Sopping Wet but Thirsty (Los Angeles
Times)

Sopping Wet but Thirsty (Los Angeles
Times) 07/24/2004 04:56 AM
Los Angeles Times - CHERRAPUNJI, India — The people on the soggy streets of the wettest town in the world carry umbrellas and buckets.

For the Love of the Game (Los Angeles
Times)

For the Love of the Game (Los Angeles
Times) 09/18/2004 05:45 AM
Los Angeles Times - CASCADE, Iowa — The road slips between soft hills striped by cornfields as neat as cemeteries and not much noisier, rolling 20 and 30 miles at a stretch into the deep green August quiet without a town in sight.

Soothing the Souls at Last (Los Angeles
Times)

Soothing the Souls at Last (Los Angeles
Times) 02/10/2004 06:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - EADS, Colo. — Silence and emptiness abound on this great sea of grass stretching to the pale blue horizon. Tumbleweeds spin past, hawks gaze from rusted fence posts.

Iraqis Want the U.S. to Leave -- but Not
Just Yet (Los Angeles Times)

Iraqis Want the U.S. to Leave -- but Not
Just Yet (Los Angeles Times) 09/19/2004 05:53 AM
Los Angeles Times - BAGHDAD — Retired police officer Abaas Ramah is scornful of the U.S. presence in Iraq.

Sea Lion Surfaces Far From Sea (Los
Angeles Times)

Sea Lion Surfaces Far From Sea (Los
Angeles Times) 02/10/2004 06:52 AM
Los Angeles Times - California Highway Patrol officers cruising the dusty inland farm roads of the San Joaquin Valley deal with a lot — speeders, drunk drivers, fleeing felons. On Monday morning, they dealt with a 350-pound sea lion.

Politics a hot read (Los Angeles Times)

Politics a hot read (Los Angeles Times) 04/10/2004 05:07 AM
Los Angeles Times - Former Wall Street Journal reporter Ron Suskind figured his book — ex-Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill's biting insider account of the Bush administration — might get a little attention. But that was before "The Price of Loyalty" (Simon & Schuster) blow-torched its way to the top of bestseller lists.

He's Fought for His Views, Now His Job
(Los Angeles Times)

He's Fought for His Views, Now His Job
(Los Angeles Times) 02/05/2005 10:15 PM
Los Angeles Times - BOULDER, Colo. — Ward L. Churchill has been angry for years, shaking a clenched fist at American power from the streets of Denver and the lecterns of academia.

Equal Right to Fight (Los Angeles Times)

Equal Right to Fight (Los Angeles Times) 04/10/2004 05:07 AM
Los Angeles Times - CARLISLE, Pa. — Kimberly Fahnestock Voelz is buried near the church where she was baptized, a few miles across fallow farm fields from the stables where she raised quarter horses as a teenager. Next door is the yellow frame house she left one day in 1996 and, without telling her parents, joined the Army.
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