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    A study shows that taking a multivitamin does not appear to reduce the risk of heart disease. For some people, taking a multivitamin might even make matters worse by distracting them from eating nutritious food and working out.

    Do you take vitamin supplement, and why?
    Daily multivitamin won't halt cardiovascular disease, study says
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    A daily multivitamin has no effect on the incidence of cardiovascular disease and related conditions in men, according to a large study published Monday in the Journal of the American Medical Assn.
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    The Telegraph newspaper has set up shop in the small Ohio town of Dunkirk, where residents have been giving their views of the campaign. There's culture shock in both directions.
    Britain's Midwest lens on the presidential race
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    Between frying a few cartons of eggs and slabs of bacon and planning the next day's goulash, Jill Jump doesn't have much time to think politics.
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    5 hours ago
    Today's Page One:

    • Tight presidential race may come down to knocking on doors http://lat.ms/StoTOQ
    • State Supreme Court wants Arizona donors audited
    http://lat.ms/StoXyf
    • In a pivotal corner of Ohio, rival party leaders sweat it out ht...
    tp://lat.ms/Stp6S8

    • COLUMN ONE: Britain's Midwest lens on the presidential race http://lat.ms/StpfoE
    • Prosecutors in Afghanistan massacre case face tough challenge http://lat.ms/StpgJs\
    • Sandy a galvanizing moment for climate change?
    http://lat.ms/StrPLi

    A1 PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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    Photo: Today's Page One: • Tight presidential race may come down to knocking on doors http://lat.ms/StoTOQ • State Supreme Court wants Arizona donors audited http://lat.ms/StoXyf • In a pivotal corner of Ohio, rival party leaders sweat it out http://lat.ms/Stp6S8 • COLUMN ONE: Britain's Midwest lens on the presidential race http://lat.ms/StpfoE • Prosecutors in Afghanistan massacre case face tough challenge http://lat.ms/StpgJs\ • Sandy a galvanizing moment for climate change? http://lat.ms/StrPLi A1 PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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  10. Los Angeles Times
    Saturday
    With some subway lines still closed and long lines to get gas, many New Yorkers are braving the cold to get to work ... by foot. Read more in Nation Now: http://lat.ms/REe4bG.

    Photo: Richard Drew / AP Photo
    Photo: With some subway lines still closed and long lines to get gas, many New Yorkers are braving the cold to get to work ... by foot. Read more in Nation Now: http://lat.ms/REe4bG. Photo: Richard Drew / AP Photo
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    "Apple has once again put together a refined device in the iPad mini. But whether it's worth paying $130 more than its competition may come down to the thickness of your wallet," writes Sal Rodriguez in Technology | Los Angeles Times. For Sal's first look at Apple's newest tablet, visit: http://lat.ms/SEhsXu.
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  12. Los Angeles Times
    Saturday
    In 1947, the Senate War Investigating Committee called Howard Hughes to testify regarding government money spent on his H-4 Hercules experimental aircraft. During a break in the hearings, Hughes returned to Los Angeles to perform taxi test flights on the aircraft. Those flights turned out to be the last of the Spruce Goose, says Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia in this blast from the past: http://lat.ms/ProKOE.

    Photo: Los Angeles Times / November 2, 1947
    Photo: In 1947, the Senate War Investigating Committee called Howard Hughes to testify regarding government money spent on his H-4 Hercules experimental aircraft. During a break in the hearings, Hughes returned to Los Angeles to perform taxi test flights on the aircraft. Those flights turned out to be the last of the Spruce Goose, says Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia in this blast from the past: http://lat.ms/ProKOE. Photo: Los Angeles Times / November 2, 1947
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    Friday
    Police and death row inmates agree on one thing, a law enforcement group told its members: They both oppose Prop. 34, the California ballot measure to replace the death penalty with life without parole.
    Many death row inmates oppose bid to halt executions
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    If Proposition 34 passed, such prisoners would be given less legal assistance than they have now. Many would rather gamble on being executed.
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    Friday
    Mayor Bloomberg has announced the cancellation of the New York City Marathon: "The marathon has always brought our city together and inspired us with stories of courage and determination. We would not want a cloud to hang over the race or its participants, and so we have decided to cancel it."
    Mayor Bloomberg says NYC Marathon canceled
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    The New York City Marathon was canceled Friday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg after mounting criticism that this was not the time for a race while the region is still recovering from Superstorm Sandy .
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  17. Los Angeles Times
    Friday
    "Don't fire Brown now. Don't fire him tomorrow, or next month, or any time before this infamous process can be processed," writes Bill Plaschke in Los Angeles Times Sports. "The Lakers need to show the patience that everyone else around here lacks."

    For the full column: http://lat.ms/TpDXvy

    Photo: Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times
    Photo: "Don't fire Brown now. Don't fire him tomorrow, or next month, or any time before this infamous process can be processed," writes Bill Plaschke in Los Angeles Times Sports. "The Lakers need to show the patience that everyone else around here lacks." For the full column: http://lat.ms/TpDXvy Photo: Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times
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    Friday
    Hoping to move on from the 1984 attack, Rose Steward backs Prop. 34 to end the death penalty, but fears offending families of Dean Carter's other victims. Should California abolish the death penalty?
    Serial killer's lone survivor is torn by conscience
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    Rose Steward woke up, certain someone else was in her bedroom. She saw a man, a red bandanna over his face and a knife in his hand, illuminated by...
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  19. Los Angeles Times
    Friday
    Today’s A1

    • Romney has his back to the wall in Florida
    With polls showing the crucial swing state in a dead heat, the Republican campaigns furiously to restore the lead he once held. http://lat.ms/TyHsnO

    • Staten Island is awash in a sea...
    of grief
    At least 19 of New York City's 40 fatalities from the storm occurred in the borough's evacuation zones, an area of close-knit communities now united in grief. For more: http://lat.ms/YatcmX

    • Shooting renews worries at USC
    Wounding of four non-students at a campus party raises concerns about safety. An official calls event 'isolated.' http://lat.ms/Sl4b3P

    • Rich Chinese seek a better life abroad
    Wealthy Chinese look to the U.S., Australia and Canada in search of less stress, cleaner air, better schools and a more stable political climate. http://lat.ms/TWYSGM

    • Column one: Torn by conscience
    Hoping to move on from the 1984 attack, Rose Steward backs Prop. 34 to end the death penalty, but fears offending families of Dean Carter's other victims. http://lat.ms/SufKWR

    Full PDF: http://lat.ms/X7IrF
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    Photo: Today’s A1 • Romney has his back to the wall in Florida With polls showing the crucial swing state in a dead heat, the Republican campaigns furiously to restore the lead he once held. http://lat.ms/TyHsnO • Staten Island is awash in a sea of grief At least 19 of New York City's 40 fatalities from the storm occurred in the borough's evacuation zones, an area of close-knit communities now united in grief. For more: http://lat.ms/YatcmX • Shooting renews worries at USC Wounding of four non-students at a campus party raises concerns about safety. An official calls event 'isolated.' http://lat.ms/Sl4b3P • Rich Chinese seek a better life abroad Wealthy Chinese look to the U.S., Australia and Canada in search of less stress, cleaner air, better schools and a more stable political climate. http://lat.ms/TWYSGM • Column one: Torn by conscience Hoping to move on from the 1984 attack, Rose Steward backs Prop. 34 to end the death penalty, but fears offending families of Dean Carter's other victims. http://lat.ms/SufKWR Full PDF: http://lat.ms/X7IrF
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    Friday
    Researchers in Brazil are genetically modifying mosquitoes in the hope of wiping them out in the wild and ending the spread of dengue fever. But it's a controversial approach.
    Dengue, where is thy sting?
    www.latimes.com
    JUAZEIRO, Brazil — Under normal circumstances, Cicera Maria da Silva would be less than excited about a researcher intentionally releasing...
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  21. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    November 1
    Kay D'Arcy spent decades as a nurse, midwife and mother before jumping into Hollywood. Now she stars as an acrobatic assassin in the Web series 'Agent 88,' doing many of her own stunts.
    British woman, 79, becomes martial-arts action hero
    www.latimes.com
    Kay D'Arcy didn't expect what Hollywood had in store for her.
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  23. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    November 1
    Hoping to move on from her 1984 attack, Rose Steward backs California's Proposition 34 to end the death penalty but fears offending families of serial killer Dean Carter's other victims.
    Serial killer's lone survivor torn by conscience
    www.latimes.com
    Rose Steward woke up, certain someone else was in her bedroom. She saw a man, a red bandanna over his face and a knife in his hand, illuminated by a street light. She began to shake violently.
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    November 1
    Facebook is testing a redesign of Timeline. In the test, the Timeline's left column becomes wider and the right column is only used to show modules such as "Friends," "Places" or "Recent Activity."
    Facebook testing Timeline redesign
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    Facebook is testing a redesign of its Timeline feature that could make reading old posts slightly easier. The social network did not say if this will one day become the standard for all user profiles.
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  27. Los Angeles Times
    November 1
    Today's A1:

    • Number of California voters reaches record levels
    http://lat.ms/Toyaqd

    • LAPD withheld key details in use-of-force case
    ...
    http://lat.ms/ToyepT

    • Hurricane Sandy: Northeast struggles to its feet as sun comes out http://lat.ms/ToyiWs

    • Honolulu rail project up in the air, again
    http://lat.ms/Toyk0y

    • British woman, 79, becomes martial-arts action hero http://lat.ms/Toypl6

    PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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    Photo: Today's A1: • Number of California voters reaches record levels http://lat.ms/Toyaqd • LAPD withheld key details in use-of-force case http://lat.ms/ToyepT • Hurricane Sandy: Northeast struggles to its feet as sun comes out http://lat.ms/ToyiWs • Honolulu rail project up in the air, again http://lat.ms/Toyk0y • British woman, 79, becomes martial-arts action hero http://lat.ms/Toypl6 PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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    November 1
    The 2012 vote will be closely watched by both campaigns, partisan and nonpartisan monitors, and thousands of lawyers prepared to go to court over irregularities.
    Election experts say a lot could go wrong
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    Peg Rosenfield has been monitoring elections for the League of Women Voters in Ohio for almost 40 years and has seen just about every voting glitch...
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    October 31
    The more than 1.4 million new voters, almost half of whom registered online under a new state law, raise the total to more than 18 million. Democrats get a boost.
    Number of California voters reaches record levels
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    SACRAMENTO — The number of Californians who can now vote has surged to record levels — passing 18 million for the first time — a leap that could...
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  30. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 31
    As campaign spending reaches record numbers, Doyle McManus in Los Angeles Times Opinion breaks down all the year's most notable presidential election ads. The silliest? This Obama for America "Big Bird" ad, he says.

    For more: http://lat.ms/W4tEoH
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    October 31
    Kay D'Arcy spent decades as a nurse, midwife and mother before jumping into Hollywood. Now she stars as an acrobatic assassin in the Web series 'Agent 88,' doing many of her own stunts.
    British woman, 79, becomes martial-arts action hero
    www.latimes.com
    Kay D'Arcy didn't expect what Hollywood had in store for her.
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  33. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 31
    Los Angeles Times Opinion staffer Paul Whitefield asks: Isn’t there a part of you that cringes, just a bit, at just how many animals we eat, and just how we treat them? Tell me you don’t feel just a little bit guilty when you pass a semi rig on the highway carrying cattle or pigs or chickens? Or when you gaze out at a feedlot, or even just at cattle grazing in a field?
    Do Irvine's dead fish deserve a memorial?
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    It’s my favorite “Twilight Zone” episode.
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  34. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 31
    These before-and-after photos of spots affected by Sandy offer a small window into the destruction caused by the storm.

    Our full Sandy coverage: http://lat.ms/TYJQ9B
    Then and now: Devastation from Sandy
    www.latimes.com
    Use the slider handle to show and reveal the images.
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  35. Los Angeles Times
    October 31
    A group of enterprising smugglers were caught trying an alternative method to circumvent the U.S.-Mexico border. They built a flimsy makeshift ramp and tried to drive over a U.S. Border Patrol fence near the Imperial Sand Dunes in Southern California. For the full story in Nation Now: http://lat.ms/TuS7Qz.

    Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
    Photo: A group of enterprising smugglers were caught trying an alternative method to circumvent the U.S.-Mexico border. They built a flimsy makeshift ramp and tried to drive over a U.S. Border Patrol fence near the Imperial Sand Dunes in Southern California. For the full story in Nation Now: http://lat.ms/TuS7Qz. Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection
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  36. Los Angeles Times
    October 31
    "Hurricane Sandy's devastating intrusion into the final days of the presidential race would have at least one positive result if it inspired President Obama and Mitt Romney to finally address a huge issue they have ignored throughout the long campaign: climate change," writes cartoonist David Horsey. For more in his Top of the Ticket blog, visit: http://lat.ms/TmDslO.
    Photo: "Hurricane Sandy's devastating intrusion into the final days of the presidential race would have at least one positive result if it inspired President Obama and Mitt Romney to finally address a huge issue they have ignored throughout the long campaign: climate change," writes cartoonist David Horsey. For more in his Top of the Ticket blog, visit: http://lat.ms/TmDslO.
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  37. Los Angeles Times
    October 31
    Two juvenile great white sharks were released after being caught off the Manhattan Beach Pier early Tuesday. For more in Los Angeles Times Local News, visit: http://lat.ms/TuA6Sd.

    Photo: Eric Martin / KTLA-TV
    Photo: Two juvenile great white sharks were released after being caught off the Manhattan Beach Pier early Tuesday. For more in Los Angeles Times Local News, visit: http://lat.ms/TuA6Sd. Photo: Eric Martin / KTLA-TV
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  38. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 31
    California's Proposition 35, a measure to toughen penalties for sex trafficking, faces opposition from some veteran advocates and academics in the field of human trafficking.
    Anti-sex-trafficking Proposition 35 is surprisingly controversial
    www.latimes.com
    Three years ago, on Valentine's Day weekend, a 34-year-old financial analyst happened upon a TV documentary series about sex trafficking in the United States.
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  39. Los Angeles Times
    October 31
    Today's A1:

    • Disney adds 'Star Wars' to its galaxy http://lat.ms/SvIwJa

    • Northeast faces long road back in Sandy's wake; death toll at 50 http://lat.ms/SvIyAS

    ...
    • L.A. council to consider new tax proposals http://lat.ms/SvICAO

    • Storm's fury leaves New Yorkers reeling http://lat.ms/SvIHV3

    • Americans ready to risk lives to save souls in Monterrey, Mexico
    http://lat.ms/SvIMIl

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    Photo: Today's A1: • Disney adds 'Star Wars' to its galaxy http://lat.ms/SvIwJa • Northeast faces long road back in Sandy's wake; death toll at 50 http://lat.ms/SvIyAS • L.A. council to consider new tax proposals http://lat.ms/SvICAO • Storm's fury leaves New Yorkers reeling http://lat.ms/SvIHV3 • Americans ready to risk lives to save souls in Monterrey, Mexico http://lat.ms/SvIMIl PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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  40. Los Angeles Times
    October 30
    No Dirk, no problem. Minus their best player, the Dallas Mavericks still spoiled the Lakers' opener tonight, beating the home team 99-91 at Staples despite 19 points and 10 rebounds from Dwight Howard.

    Photo: Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times
    Photo: No Dirk, no problem. Minus their best player, the Dallas Mavericks still spoiled the Lakers' opener tonight, beating the home team 99-91 at Staples despite 19 points and 10 rebounds from Dwight Howard. Photo: Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times
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  41. Los Angeles Times
    October 30
    A photo taken in the Breezy Point neighborhood of Queens today.

    More photos of Sandy and its aftermath: http://lat.ms/VCzKXs

    Photo: Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times
    Photo: A photo taken in the Breezy Point neighborhood of Queens today. More photos of Sandy and its aftermath: http://lat.ms/VCzKXs Photo: Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times
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  42. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 30
    "The Obama administration has some explaining to do" about what happened in Benghazi, James Rainey writes on Politics Now. "With four Americans dead overseas, their fellow citizens rightly want to know why they couldn't have been protected. But the answers will not fit neatly, or in time, to make 30-second campaign ads."

    More on the issue from columnist Jonah Goldberg: http://lat.ms/VCwnjd
    Benghazi issue won't go away or be resolved very soon
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    The battle to exonerate or condemn President Obama for the deaths of four Americans in Libya last month has been super-charged by the achingly close presidential campaign.
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  45. Los Angeles Times
    October 30
    A1 Today:

    Massive storm Sandy kills at least 8 as it roars ashore in East http://lat.ms/Yjcykj

    Hurricane Sandy blows away campaign plans http://lat.ms/Sagboq

    Chinese factory giant employed underage interns on assembly line http://lat.ms/TTzuI2

    'Island of the Blue Dolphins' woman's cave believed found http://lat.ms/Sag9Nc
    ...

    George Barris' custom cars are legend in hot rod industry http://lat.ms/VBoqLa

    PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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    Photo: A1 Today: Massive storm Sandy kills at least 8 as it roars ashore in East http://lat.ms/Yjcykj Hurricane Sandy blows away campaign plans http://lat.ms/Sagboq Chinese factory giant employed underage interns on assembly line http://lat.ms/TTzuI2 'Island of the Blue Dolphins' woman's cave believed found http://lat.ms/Sag9Nc George Barris' custom cars are legend in hot rod industry http://lat.ms/VBoqLa PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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  49. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 29
    Hurricane Sandy, whose winds and driving rains have caused flooding up and down the Eastern Seaboard, made its landfall at New Jersey around 8 p.m., slightly earlier than projected.

    Photos: http://lat.ms/YgoALj
    Hurricane Sandy makes landfall; rains, waves hammer East Coast
    www.latimes.com
    Hurricane Sandy made landfall on Monday evening, arriving ahead of schedule with a punch as powerful as feared.
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  50. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 29
    President Obama's healthcare law guarantees all Americans access to coverage, starting in 2014. Mitt Romney has pledged to repeal the law and let states decide what to do with the uninsured.
    Election may determine fate of sick, uninsured Americans
    www.latimes.com
    Jode Towe was driving his big rig across the New Mexico desert in April when he noticed an odd sensation at the back of his throat.
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  51. Los Angeles Times
    October 29
    Hurricane Sandy barrels toward Northeast; 'Get out before you can't'

    http://lati.ms/eR4mS


    Photo: NASA
    Photo: Hurricane Sandy barrels toward Northeast; 'Get out before you can't' http://lati.ms/eR4mS Photo: NASA
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  52. Los Angeles Times
    October 29
    Today's headlines:

    • As Hurricane Sandy nears, 450,000 on East Coast told to evacuate http://lat.ms/QPX1Fp
    • El Monte soda tax plan faces crush by beverage industry
    http://lat.ms/QPX8Rw
    • President Obama looks to young voters, many of who...
    m seem uninspired http://lat.ms/QPXabT
    • Higher DVR usage becomes a mixed blessing for TV industry
    http://lat.ms/QPXbfY
    • Wildlife biologist Jeff Sikich knows how to get his mountain lion
    http://lat.ms/QPXd7y

    PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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    Photo: Today's headlines: • As Hurricane Sandy nears, 450,000 on East Coast told to evacuate http://lat.ms/QPX1Fp • El Monte soda tax plan faces crush by beverage industry http://lat.ms/QPX8Rw • President Obama looks to young voters, many of whom seem uninspired http://lat.ms/QPXabT • Higher DVR usage becomes a mixed blessing for TV industry http://lat.ms/QPXbfY • Wildlife biologist Jeff Sikich knows how to get his mountain lion http://lat.ms/QPXd7y PDF: http://lat.ms/uxSrQ
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  54. Los Angeles Times
    October 28
    The San Francisco Giants are World Series champions, finishing off a four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers. For more in Los Angeles Times Sports: http://lat.ms/U8ZOZd.

    Photo: Matt Slocum / Associated Press
    Photo: The San Francisco Giants are World Series champions, finishing off a four-game sweep of the Detroit Tigers. For more in Los Angeles Times Sports: http://lat.ms/U8ZOZd. Photo: Matt Slocum / Associated Press
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  55. Los Angeles Times shared a link.
    October 27
    AT&T U-Verse customers won't have to worry about missing any Lakers' games this season. Time Warner Cable has struck a distribution deal for its new regional sports networks, SportsNet and Deportes, with AT&T U-Verse. On Friday, TWC also reached agreements with Verizon Fios and Charter Communications, but still hasn't inked contracts with Cox Cable and DirecTV.
    AT&T strikes deal with Time Warner Cable for Lakers channel
    www.latimes.com
    AT&T U-Verse customers won't have to worry about missing any Laker games this season.
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  56. Los Angeles Times
    October 27
    Pauley Pavilion, on the UCLA campus, has undergone a $136-million renovation, and after a full year of work, crews are readying the remodeled arena to reopen for UCLA's season opener against Indiana State on November 9.

    But why wait? We've...
    got all the angles covered to give YOU an inside look, thanks to Los Angeles Times Sports and Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia.

    For our story: http://lat.ms/RNGJMN
    For a video tour: http://lat.ms/SbSAqC
    For a virtual tour: http://lat.ms/TKc9CD
    For a photo gallery: http://lat.ms/Teq2sa

    Photo: Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times
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    Photo: Pauley Pavilion, on the UCLA campus, has undergone a $136-million renovation, and after a full year of work, crews are readying the remodeled arena to reopen for UCLA's season opener against Indiana State on November 9. But why wait? We've got all the angles covered to give YOU an inside look, thanks to Los Angeles Times Sports and Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia. For our story: http://lat.ms/RNGJMN For a video tour: http://lat.ms/SbSAqC For a virtual tour: http://lat.ms/TKc9CD For a photo gallery: http://lat.ms/Teq2sa Photo: Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times
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