Edmonton Journal - 2012-09-22

• U of A grad student helps map out future for Arctic
• Checkered flag falls on Indy
• Lougheed a titan who put family first
• Kimmel set to roast stars at Emmys.
• Brain gain at University of Alberta.
• Design guru to grace home show.
• Paula Simons
• Jolly Northumber­land
• Cult Of Hockey
• Insight: Sailing through the top of the world.
• Arctic ice rotten to North Pole.
• Heart transplant gives young hockey player new lease on life
• Parents allowed to attend funeral
• School strikers have kids’ ‘love,’ special-needs grad tells pickets
• Officials look for links in E. coli cases
• Alberta NDP has merger discussion on agenda
• Seniors’ rec centre reopens
• Barbs traded at review
• Montana trying to bypass approval on execution: civil liberties lawyers
• Sixth annual Seniors’ Housing Forum offers informatio­n on aging in the right place
• Directory of Senior Services an important reference tool
• Helping seniors stay in their homes longer
• Sex-law challenge gets Court go-ahead
• ‘I put my trust in the investigat­ors’
• Watchdog says soldier group unfair to own staff
• If a tree falls in the forest … he’s on the case
• National security a priority in foreign takeovers: feds
• Court quashes extraditio­n of two natives to U.S.
• Turning to religion for wildlife salvation
• More die in anti-muslim film protests
• Libyan mob rises up against rogue militias
• China builds own military industry
• Ukraine, Poland unveil memorial to thousands of Stalin’s victims
• Turkish court convicts 326 in coup plot
• Freedom to choose family ties
• Zeros help paint ‘whole’ picture
• Zeros benefit lazy teachers
• New drunk tank no solution to inner city’s sober realities
• 50 years later, NDP hope they’ve come of age
• People are what’s wrong with politics
• Kremlin bill set to redefine treason
• Hardball leverage key to arena deal
• Bombers tame Tiger-Cats to keep playoff hopes alive
• Close games still the norm
• Gretzky trade still our worst moment
• Mitchell unrepentan­t over arm-bar
• Esks roaring to tackle top-ranked Lions
• Streaking Brewers closer to wild card
• HOROSCOPE
• HOROSCOPE
• Why today’s tomatoes look great but don’t measure up in the taste department
• Robots roll into a whole new world
• Congolese see Tintin tarred with racist brush
• For gastronome­s, a go-to microbiolo­gist
• Spanish leader face of gentler communism
• Journalist, public servant had ‘soft spot for underdog’
• Historian sought to capture chivalry
• More Good Earth for Edmonton
• EU OKS Universal’s $1.9B bid for EMI library
• CAW may be days away from Chrysler deal
• Eyes on Bank of Canada as inflation wanes
• Iphone 5 takes big bite of market
• Obama veto a turning point, ex-envoy says
• Two homes essential to retirement plans
• lessons in income from U.S.
• TSX ends week on a negative note
• Leafs deal a revenue-lockout for BCE, Rogers
• Diamond expected to sell for over $15M
• Grandmas star in fracking debate
• Globalizat­ion drives need for understand­ing
• From a lost job comes a second-chance career
• “INSIDE HELP”
• Lang builds on blues foundation
• Citadel production of A Few Good Men delivers tense courtroom drama at high volume
• Last time around the Bloc for Brit rockers?
• TV’s big night ripe for upsets
• Nelly Furtado’s spirit now indestruct­ible
• Alberta Ballet delivers with poise
• Led Zep touts film, dodges reunion talk
• Shutting out a world of digital distractio­n
• No question Louis C.K. is funny
• Presenters give life to the Emmys
• Entrancing entrance
• Getting the scoop on pets in condos
• Tricks to create a sense of space
• Aviva, Elan expand builder’s repertoire
• Take your spaces to the movies
• Making the most of space
• Spectacula­r Southwest shines a sacred light
• Venice, Veneto stopover worthwhile
• Roaming with ‘Big Five’ in Africa
• New launches make splash
• Beaches, castles and history await
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• toDay's crossWorD
• tHe aces on BriDge
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DIAGRAMlES­S 21 x 21
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Family brought Hope to worst of Depression
• CAL ENDAR
• Second chances always possible with God
• Embrace the nesting
• Once a part of CFB Edmonton, Griesbach has evolved into a quaint residentia­l neighbourh­ood
• Banish bugs from your rhubarb
• Toscana: a taste of Italy in the California desert
• White Eagle repeats as Builder of the Year
• Single mom finds her natural habitat
• Down in the designer dumps
• Insulate with foam carefully
• The power of a single wall
• Time to tidy that cluttered garage

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