Edmonton Journal - 2012-07-21

• Olympics-bound Alberta athletes ready to go for gold. Insight,
• INDY CARS READY TO ROAR
• Pipeline safety rules face review
• Fort Mac banking on census dividend
• GUNMAN SLAYS DOZEN AT COLORADO MOVIE THEATRE
• Flood prevention
• More shopping choices
• Esks vs. Lions
• July 21, 1959: Edmonton welcomes Queen
• What to do i f your home f loods
• Care centre workers reach a deal
• Horse rides, hotdogs, parade spark Klondike memories
• Vegreville-area man killed by RCMP was facing assault charge
• Pechet Way honours local impresario
• Painted windows a clear illustrati­on of festival support
• Pipeline spill cleanup criticized
• Bureaucrat­s found flaws in oilsands study
• Clark says pipeline a ‘very large risk’ to B.C.
• RCMP’S Robinson voluntaril­y leaves force
• Naked photos a windfall to Chapman
• Tourists catch big fish in B.C.
• Canadian armoured-car maker ‘shocked’ by charges
• Ottawa’s demand in Khadr case a delay tactic: defence
• Lawsuit would hinder cabinet, lawyers argue
• B.C. seeks seized assets worth $270,000 from convicted man
• Studio pulls some ads as cinemas hike security
• Hollywood scrambles to deal with a real-life horror story
• Victim, 24, was in Toronto mall shooting
• Denver rampage timeline
• Exodus grows as Assad’s forces fight back
• British navy making plans for mass rescue
• Israeli military on high alert
• Coming around on pipeline safety
• Shark fin ban not a municipal issue
• Government good at changing mind
• Comfy chairs are killing us very softly
• As our planet heats up, say goodbye to cheap food
• Rubens back on track
• Bogey-free Snedeker leads way at Open
• Gagner signs one-year deal
• Gutierrez rides hard
• Castroneve­s tops Day 1 practice
• No birds flying around this Indy track
• Sun, fun in forecast for London
• NBC to broadcast six Eskimos games, playoffs
• Ticats’ Williams a fast learner
• Sobriety No. 1 priority for Mcgee
• Medal favourite Whitten tailor-made for adopted sport
• Humans disturb nature at their peril, researcher­s find as they connect the dots between animals, plagues
• Alberta nature fuelled painter’s passion
• Veteran diver Sehn set for ‘The Show’
• Defending wrestling champ Huynh grappled with post-beijing slump
• Findlay focusing on recovery, fitness as London approaches
• Alberta athletes heading to the 2 0 1 2 London Olympics
• Stepping onto world stage ‘most exciting part’ of Games
• Calgary’s Morningsta­r confident her star will rise in London
• ‘Seven habits’ guru aimed to change the world
• Plant could seed new heartland industry
• Ireland bulldozes ghost homes
• Single-serve coffee machines keep more Canadians at home to satisfy their itch
• China strikes back to protect solar panel makers
• Facebook not as trusted as Amazon
• Japanese consumers reconsider rice loyalty
• ASC charges father, son
• Alone and unsure, widow must organize finances
• Home away from home doesn’t count
• European worries drag on markets
• U.S. company pension plans take massive hit
• Sudan’s economy hinges on gold reserves
• ECB cranks up pressure on Greece
• IMF ‘suppressed’ signs of European crisis
• Canadian viewers will be able to pick channels they want
• “ANEMIC VERIT...”
• Masonry offers room for advancemen­t
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Careers to consider . . . and some to skip
• There’s something about Poppins
• Theatres scramble to boost security measures
• Yahoo’s CEO is pregnant
• Full Flex Express review
• Pop forecast
• Priestner revved up again
• MOVI E TIMES, JULY 20- 26
• Parks & Rec, Boss snubbed
• Two dramas aim high
• Holmes gets Broadway role
• Magic of the rainforest
• Wildlife watching on the coast
• Where the bison roam
• ‘Glamping’ in Montana
• Run away to the circus
• Europe ship to shore
• How to plan an Amazon vacation
• I F YOU GO
• New york times crossword
• Today's crossword
• The aces on Bridge
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMLES­S 21 x 21
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• A spiritual retreat for men
• Trust that God gives us what we need
• CAL ENDAR
• Concrete idea for Habitat
• Builder Boss nails reality of home renos
• Think before gifting down payment on kids’ home
• Step up in safety
• Create family space around the fireplace
• Global firms flush with ideas
• Go pro in the kitchen
• The view’s stunning in Nanaimo
• Green lawn care tips
• Cherry tree likely won’t need fertilizer
• Tree planting a fine art

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