The Telegram (St. John's) - 2013-02-02

• A test of faith
• Guilty of second-degree, attempted murder
• Abuse cases still in legal limbo
• Warm Hearts, warm reception
• Derelict ship not welcome
• Working for Innu education
• More charges of sexual assault for suspect
• Woman turning her life around
• Salvation Army reaching out to families
• Get murder case moving, judge says
• Three lawfirms proceeding with privacy breach class-action suit
• St. John’s man charged with alleged animal neglect
• Englee wants new wharf after fish plant demolition
• Volunteers crucial to N.L. communitie­s
• NOSEWORTHY
• Andrea’s transforma­tion
• Crown seeking federal time for stream trail attack
• RCMP calls off search for missing hunter
• Duck, weave and spin
• Warming up with chicken stew
• Trail network left unscathed after early thaw, runoff
• Wanted: true Grit
• Used and abused
• Don’t rush to judgment
• An eastern version of the Falklands?
• Antisocial media, through and through
• The Innu have reason to question government
• Called to the ice
• Crime and punishment
• Drug prevention programs have risks
• Is an austerity budget justified?
• Fracking has to be stopped in this province
• The assault of salt
• Dogs left out in cold
• The dumbest question of all
• All eyes on Ontario’s first lesbian premier
• A prelude to the big Bordeaux event
• Habitat for Humanity NL: Hearts put Hands into Action
• The Sea-hawks’ Super Serb
• The boy that became the man
• Icecaps, Senators match up at Mile One
• Rudy as a Raptor
• Guarded optimism
• Subban gets crash course
• Vasilije Curcic
• Goalies scrambling to get into a rhythm
• 49ers go for sixth Super Bowl title, Ravens for second; who gets the trophy?
• Vanek, Marleau scoring feats, stingy Anderson highlight NHL’S second week
• Lakers’ Howard out with shoulder injury; Gasol returns to starting lineup
• After trade to Pistons, Calderon still working out visa issues
• Hafner agrees to deal with Yankees
• French focus on Beckham
• Terrific Tulum
• Lovely Lisbon
• Life goes on in wintertime Coombs, B.C., minus the goats
• Rescue N.L. revving up
• New board at oil and gas industries associatio­n
• Britannia Teas closing storefront, moving online
• Another year, no progress on offshore safety regulator
• Blackberry secretive; drums up buzz over Super Bowl ad
• Pepper Mill closing; new neighbour tight-lipped
• The boom is everybody’s business
• Canada space agency boss leaves
• The final frontier: Quebec travel agency to offer trips into space
• The Province is challenged by a 20% Mental Health and Addictions reality
• Recognizin­g and Responding to Disordered Eating
• Family support essential
• Initiative to support teenaged girls
• Pot stays illegal in Canada after Appeal Court upholds medical marijuana laws
• The Nightingal­e
• Cold comfort
• Regular services (Listed times are for Sundays, unless otherwise noted)
• Who’s in the pews?
• Gardening
• Cold weather spurs survival tactics
• Gin & Tonic Gardener
• Mad about mandolins
• Arnold’s aide
• ‘Movie 43’ doesn’t have a redeeming molecule in it
• Jason Statham is on action flick auto-pilot in ‘Parker’
• Wine Cellar knows how to cook a steak
• Rememberin­g a fine feline
• Suspense is high, pace is blistering in ‘Suspect’
• Subaru’s wonder wagon adds refinement plus a more satisfying right-foot workout
• New Continenta­l GT Speed Convertibl­e
• The days of the Knight
• This Bud’s for who?
• Clint Bowyer reflects on his run at the Rolex
• QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE
• Smaller engines are getting more powerful
• Hurst name used to showcase Olds’ ability to build outright rockets
• Backyard rink ‘hosers’ aid climate change research
• Researcher­s find obesity beliefs lacking
• Does your home have a humidity problem?
• Canadians want ʻSpa Phenomenon­ʼ in their homes
• Transformi­ng empty, boring spaces
• Cosmetic fix-ups are definitely a must
• Selecting your flooring: first decide your basic decor
• Hiding the wall mount of a flat-panel television
• Give your property added appeal before it goes on the market
• New lighting technology an important design element
• Making your home more attractive to potential buyers
• Kitchen artistry - II
• Preparatio­n is the key to selling quickly and for a fair price
• Let energy from the forest light up your hearth
• At the end of the mowing season, plan lawn improvemen­ts
• Urethane woodgrain products have advantages
• How can you find the right home?
• When buying new windows, select an energy-efficient product
• Would you consider converting to wood heat?
• Did you know?
• You can create functional, organized space at home
• No plumbing? No problem

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