San Francisco Chronicle - 2014-08-10

• Restoring watershed to rescue coho salmon
• Feinstein takes on CIA, Obama
• She lays down law to tech’s giants
• Tiny tomatoes, big flavor.
• Sri Lanka event honors god of war
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Protest over Ebola — corpses ignored
• TV NEWS SHOWS
• CORRECTION­S
• Obama justifies air strikes on Islamic State militants
• El Tiempo, Bogota, Colombia
• China Daily, Beijing
• Buenos Aires Herald
• Haaretz, Tel Aviv, Israel
• Guardian, London
• Scores of gays, lesbians march in pride parade
• Dissident cleric says 7 supporters killed in clashes
• As Gaza talks stall, Israeli team says rocket fire must end
• New rebel leader seeks cease-fire, humanitari­an aid
• Same-sex marriage ban firmly held up, enforced
• NEWS OF THE DAY
• Golf, relaxation on Obama’s agenda at Martha’s Vineyard
• Big Island struggles as tropical storm hits
• Tensions run high in wake of man’s choke hold death
• Research scientists trying to study pot face federal hurdles
• Expansion of U.S. embargo generates major demand for Russian-made guns
• Sanders working to live up to name
• Baseball memes a sign of the times
• Shaky debut aids hot start
• Saving grace is relative place
• Raiders see positives — Boldin back in Baltimore
• Bubbling over with ideas for dugout celebratio­ns
• De La Salle personalit­ies make story compelling
• Deep thoughts, cheap shots & bon mots
• OAKLAND RALLY POSSUM A FINALIST FOR MLB COMMISH
• KNUCKLEHEA­D OF THE WEEK
• BEST OF THE DAY
• Vogt breaks the Fuld jinx
• Struggling Crawford sits
• With the A’s, success is catching
• Bad inning ends Pacifica team’s run
• Minnesota trades Correia to Dodgers
• Still a big deal: Boldin returns to Baltimore
• Harbaughs feisty about focus on fights
• Big names looking for big comebacks
• Manziel shows flash in debut
• Ledecky breaks world record in 400 freestyle
• Ambrose road show nets Nationwide win
• Lefty gets on a hot streak and lurks 3 shots behind
• Injured Wie out a while
• O’Bannon is ready for Supreme Court
• Taurasi’s shot lifts Mercury over Lynx
• Davis ready to blossom at wide receiver
• Full moon or not, curfew to be in force
• SUNDAY DRIVE
• True headliners, phony tickets at Outside Lands
• GOP leader enters California fray
• Kids get backpacks — give back smiles
• High time to regulate mobile pot startup?
• Newsom-Kashkari debate would be grand
• 2 survivors — faded but firm
• Quote of the week
• Gathering in Bhutan
• Deputies find man fatally shot
• With rebates, less lawn, more green
• He says the isn’t giving love its due
• It's not easy to address question of ‘bifurcated economy’
• “You flaunt an iPhone, but you don’t flaunt an Android.”
• Number of the day 40 percent
• Zynga delays games, adds deals
• Women design stylish purses — with a space for handguns
• Some mocha mojo from Swiss village
• MOVERS AND SHAKERS
• Gemalto will pay $890 million for data protection firm SafeNet
• Cash for grass
• Schools’ negotiatin­g lessons just don’t work
• Coaches help those who find not working is not working
• Gov. Brown trusts engineers with Bay Bridge safety. His opponent, an engineer, does not
• The No. 1 dairy state is squeezing out cows
• How we can help avoid crushing student loan debt
• A longshot stunt
• Silence is golden
• Lane-splitting benefits both drivers and motorcycli­sts
• Priceless gift of mentoring would lift graduation rates
• Funding disparity for treating mental, physical illness unjust
• Medi-Cal users over age 55 are just borrowing
• Take action
• To learn more
• Wealth isn’t best measure of worker’s worth to society
• SRO conditions an eye-opener
• WHAT THEY SAID
• Tech users don’t tell parks’ full story
• Tax the soda
• World War III
• App for the homeless
• Big Pharma blues
• Morally bankrupt
• A coastal walk hits the historical high spots
• Women on skates are all the rage
• Everything tastes better outdoors
• Weirdly wonderful Santa Cruz
• Flying in the forest
• Upcoming Events
• Dipper throws a curve
• Some picnic-perfect wineries
• Ahigh-end result in San Mateo
• Hot Property
• When is staging a home necessary?
• Mortgage rates mixed, Freddie Mac says; 30-year fixed averages hit 4.14%
• Single purchase lifts credit score, saves money
• Napa/$1.35 million
• South Beach, S.F/$1.30 million
• Can tenant’s caregiver be denied parking space for her apartment?
• Beauties by the lake at record-breaking event.
• Converse’s new Italian accent.
• Group’s only-in-S.F. office.
• How to get the boho gypsetter look.
• MAKE DIY SHIRTS THAT FIT TO A T
• RED, HOT AND LOUBOUTIN
• NAILING THE DETAILS
• NEW ROLES TAILOR-MADE AT SCHOOL
• INSIDE SAN FRANCISCO TRAVEL
• SLEEK SELECTIONS
• ERICA TANOV
• FREDA SALVADOR
• SAN MATEO GOING GLOBAL
• GUIDING LIGHTS
• FLEAMARKET FABULOUSNE­SS
• Eating Out
• A ‘gift’ worth the search
• FORAGER Olivia Dillan
• SPQR ($26)
• Flourish Chocolate Robin Eggs:
• Salty, crunchy and sweet
• 4505 Meats “Kettle Cooked Style” Old Fashioned Chicharron­es:
• El Huarache Azteca ($4.75)
• La Urbana ($25)
• Reviving French food
• Openings: Urchin Bistrot in S.F.
• Characteri­stics:
• Cherry Tomato& Mushroom Bruschetta
• Cherry Tomato Galette
• Want a lift?
• Bourbon Lift
• Trucks’ 4 food groups
• The Street Food Festival returns
• Summer’s salad
• The vinaigrett­e.
• Choosing ingredient­s
• Summer Stone Fruit and Tomato Panzanella
• And dress the salad.
• The bread.
• The cooked ingredient­s.
• Show your hometown pride
• Fannie Allen’s artful approach
• Little worlds
• A simple string garden
• The devil is in the details
• Urban renewal tempered by a hint of grit
• Former art gallery is overflowin­g with style
• Does airline owe passenger whom it inconvenie­nced?
• L.A. Tall Ships Festival promises to be just ducky
• JUST BACK FROM: PRAGUE AND VIENNA
• Timbuk2 Madrone Cycling Laptop Backpack
• TripExpert scores hotels by combining key reviews
• QUOTABLE TRAVELER
• Copenhagen’s lively competitor
• Meet the Beatles once again
• Totally absorbing ‘Andre’
• Eleanor Roosevelt, a class act
• Radio’s Edward Bear
• Jesse DeNatale
• ‘Into the Woods Jr.’
• New Works Festival
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
• Jason Collins
• ‘I Heart the ’80s’
• Burlingame ArtzFest
• ‘Shoerageou­s’
• Darlene Popovic
• Memories didn’t lose meaning
• S.F. fans shrieked a fervent welcome
• Acting naturally: a photo collection
• Beatles set list, Candlestic­k Park, Aug. 29, 1966
• Warmth of Kink attracted Franco
• To protect and serve up some laughs
• I Spy: Complete Series
• Old blood gets infusion of new in ‘Expendable­s 3’
• ASK MICK LASALLE
• How suite it is: Stars, crew of Italy’s ‘A Five Star Life’ lived life of luxury
• NOW PLAYING
• Bay Area-raised director turns lens on her family
• U.S. version of ‘Pixels’ coming into focus
• New reviews
• A critical consensus
• Outside of the mainstream
• Also Noted
• Long history of pop stars acting badly
• Sinéad O’Connor
• Motion Trio
• Gordy rolling with punches over musical
• How to submit your listing
• New onstage
• CLASSICAL
• The gap between audience, critic
• Dravecky returns to a media mob
• HOROSCOPE
• Plus-size daughter should respect wish
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• PREMIER CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• crossword puzzle
• CHALLENGER
• The journey inward
• "Lucky Us," a novel by Amy Bloom
• Beyond gender
• Sins of the father
• City of hope
• Before the war
• LITERARY GUIDE

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