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- Death by blogging? The Gray Lady sounds a warning. The blogosphere ponders the death of the Sunday newspaper.
- Can the Bourdain regime be overthrown? A Hezbollah Tofu splinter group hits the web.
- David Greenwald rocked out at Bamboozle Left this weekend. Read his reviews at LATimes' Soundboard blog.
- Could Ferran Adria be closing his revered temple of molecular gastronomy, El Bulli? (Scroll down for the tidbit.)
- Suspicious activities went down at LAX this weekend....
- What sort of men volunteer to join the army these days? You might be surprised and inspired.
- Police are seeking a suspect whom they believe shot a 27-year-old Moreno Valley man last night.
- Don't forget to RESTRAIN YOUR BABIES: those not bucked in properly may be ejected onto the freeway! EJECTING BABIES!
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