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Chronicle

    • Reports: Ukraine's Tymoshenko to challenge vote
    • Iran to stop enrichment if given nuclear fuel
    • Death of Alameda woman, 87, deemed suspicious
    • Santa Clara to discuss wording of stadium measure
    • Still no word from Toyota on Prius recall
    • Autism risks detailed in children of older mothers
    • Woman chasing dog falls off Mendocino cliff
    • GOP cool to Obama call for two-party health talks
    • CIT names ex-Merrill CEO Thain as chairman, CEO
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Examiner

    • Japan Airlines spurns Delta Air Lines, opts to keep alliance with American Airlines
    • In latest blow, Toyota recalls 437,000 Prius and other hybrids globally for brake problems
    • Philippine Ampatuan clan patriarch, 195 others indicted for massacre of 57 people
    • German exports fell 18.4 pct in 2009 and #x2014; biggest drop in 60 years and #x2014; but some growth in December
    • EU's government backed European Investment Bank rejects possible Greek bailout
    • Republicans doubt Obama's sincerity in health care summit, which could put GOP at disadvantage
    • Lawmaker says Taiwan still wants subs despite U.S. rejection
    • Officials ask Anthem to justify rate hike in Calif
    • China sentences activist who investigated children's deaths in 2008 quake to 5 years' jail
    • UK retail sales rise 1.2 pct in January in poor start to the year

San Jose Mercury News

    • Warriors fade to defeat against Mavericks
    • Palo Alto hands off tourism program to local hotels
    • San Carlos residents debate hiring turf construction firm
    • Contest for low-profile San Mateo County treasurer seat already draws at least three candidates
    • Sampras feels his age
    • Toyota recalls 437,000 Prius, hybrids globally
    • Kawakami: Golf comes to Pebble in need of spark
    • Sharks get the bounces in victory over Toronto Maple Leafs
    • Money running short for Palo Alto's Caltrain crossing patrol
    • Homeowners rent out rooms to stave off foreclosure

Guardian

    • The Sexy Professor speaks at City Lights
    • Hot sex events this week: Feb 3-9
    • Punxsutawney -- feelin' hawney?
    • Science slips into something more comfortable: the Exploratorium's "Sexplorations"
    • Atlanta beats the pants off SF -- again
    • Kinky Comic Carnival will get fingers sticky
    • alt.sex.column: The old triangle
    • Hot sex events this week: Jan 27-Feb 2
    • "The Viagra Diaries": sexy chick lit for the over-sixty set
    • "Cult of the Hermaphrodite" mystery deepens

SF Weekly

    • Loaded for Bear
    • Will a big-name Dem run away with the attorney general's race?
    • I Got Your Funding Right Here
    • I, Tablet
    • February Book Events
    • SF Weekly Letters
    • Go Out There and Kill
    • The ABCs of Ditching School
    • This Is Schadenfreude
    • The Zen Buddha of the N-Judah: Rapper Richie Cunning

SFist

    • Day Around the Bay
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    • SFist Out and About
    • Afternoon Palate Cleanser: The Swagger Stagger
    • Marina Yoga Studio Donates Old Mats for Haitian Relief
    • Meanwhile, In Berkeley...
    • Food Royalty Reveal Junk Food Favorites
    • SFist Interviews: L.A. Electronic Star Nosaj Thing
    • Suspect Calls 911 to Report Tenderloin Stabbing Death
    • SFist Tonight

KGO

    • SF Bus Accident Causes Injuries, Flooding
    • UCSC Student Dies After Drunken Fall
    • Death Penalty Upheld for Cop Killer
    • Palo Alto PD Launches Txt Tipster Program
    • Dangerous Roads, North Bay
    • Man Killed, Four Injured In Fisherman's Wharf

Valleywag

    • Google's One of the Few Things in the World That Can Still Scare Lindsay Lohan
    • Google's Chief of Fabulous Opens a Disco — In His Penthouse
    • The iPad Tweet That Enraged Steve Jobs?
    • The Best Google Commercial You're Never Going to See Air
    • Steve Jobs Still Spreading Magic iPad Dust Around New York Print World
    • Tech Journalism Wunderkind in Bribery Scandal
    • Facebook Flack Learns True Identity
    • Blogger Beware: AOL's Robo-Reporters Will Swarm You Like Locusts
    • Steve Jobs' New York Media Adventure
    • Google Might Be Investing in Electric Cars

Business Times

    • Dynavax starts hepatitis B trial
    • SF's Crushpad "virtual" winery moving to Napa's Silverado Trail by March
    • Synopsis to buy CoWare
    • On verge of IPO, Anthera reaches FDA deal
    • SF Mayor OKs energy finance program
    • Giants expand dynamic pricing to all seats
    • VC investments in cleantech fell by half in 2009
    • Areva buys solar tech startup Ausra
    • Livermore Lab tests big rigs in NASA wind tunnel
    • Longtime Beaulieu Vineyard winemaker moves to Amici Cellars

Indybay

    • Anniversary of Hampshire College's "Divestment" from Israeli Companies
    • War on the Poor. . . Continues in Fresno
    • Alexis Hutchinson, a Single Mother from Oakland, Is Facing a Year in Military Prison
    • Rally in Solidarity with Iranian People and 1979 Revolution
    • CBS to Air Ads Attacking Abortion During Super Bowl
    • San Francisco Police Violently Raid Student Benefit
    • Jailed in Oaxaca for Asking Ulises Ruiz a Question
    • L.A. Judge Rules Animal Liberation Front Not a Gang
    • Historian Howard Zinn Dies at Age 87
    • San Francisco Is Pro-Choice and Proud

Inside Bay Area

    • Tuesday storm will bring showers, powder peaks with snow
    • Toyota recalls 437,000 Prius, hybrids globally
    • Berkeley OKs medical pot clinic move into former candy company
    • Toyota recalling Prius in Japan for brakes
    • South San Francisco teachers criticize administrative pay amid budget woes
    • Menlo Park, Atherton will try to reopen high-speed rail lawsuit
    • Burglars making numerous bathroom stops on UC Berkeley campus
    • Trial begins in twisted murder plot spanning Alameda, Contra Costa counties
    • S.F. nightclub where Richmond man was fatally shot to close for 30 days
    • Thirdhand smoke forms indoor carcinogens, Lawrence Berkeley lab scientists report

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