San Francisco Chronicle

• Lawyer: Cop's shooting a misunderstanding?
• Flight attendant in passenger tiff to be evaluated
• Gov't launches plan to help "underwater" borrowers
• Abbas asks US to step into settlement dispute
• Suddenly, a raft of tax-break proposals from Obama
• Top US commander: Burning Quran endangers troops
• NATO says Afghan forces can take control next year
• Rep. Frank faces town hall foe in Mass. primary
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• A class to die for: Zombies 101 at U. Baltimore

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• No recession here: Election spending sets records
• Imam behind NYC mosque back in US after Gulf trip
• Dell likely to seek new data-storage partners
• Novato kids get bumped from overbooked schools
• Intel seeks outlets for its new Atom chips
• Petaluma oil leak pollutes 2 miles of river
• Cop's shooting boosts East Bay blood centers
• Ellison hires Mark Hurd as Oracle co-president
• China requires ID to buy cell phone numbers
• Newark hotel pool party ends in slaying
• Attitude toward unions key factor in campaigns
• Chevron keeps up pressure in Ecuador suit
• Cops search for body at Pittsburg dump - day 5
• Police: Livermore man stabbed son, wife on trip
• Oakland must remain issue beyond governor's race
• Stanford team's law books help Afghan students
• Controversy despite Pet Food Express' roots
• Schwarzenegger bound for Asia on trade mission
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• Internal SFPD probe over body in suitcase
• Los Angeles voters want results, not promises

San Francisco Examiner

• LovEvolution canceled due to dispute on location
• Man accused of bringing handgun to child custody hearing
• Victims in deadly Lake Merced car crash identified
• Trespassing, public nuisance charges for Millennium Tower climber
• One killed, two injured in Labor Day weekend violence
• Cigarette request spurs bloody fight, stabbing charges
• San Francisco man identified as third plane crash victim
• Coast Guard calls off search for woman near Tiburon
• Man scales SF tower to make point
• Language learners may be muzzled

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• Music Concourse rebuild hits crescendo
• Scooter LaForge's artistic talent brings him back home
• State may rescue ailing salmon industry
• City budget quandaries anticipated
• Man arrested after scaling SoMa tower using suction cups
• Supes to tackle fee for alcohol as recess ends
• Muni collisions increase, do not meet stated safety goals
• Neighbor easily identifies stooges who robbed him
• Mayor’s Office reiterates reward in 2005 slaying
• Napa vintner urges Koreans to swap soju for cabernet
• State high court to hear arguments on governor's furloughs
• Drunk driving crackdown nets more than 100 drivers
• Two dead animals found carrying West Nile virus
• Two dead after Lake Merced car crash
• Opera season rings true
• Eclectic crowd gathers at SF-styled Tea Party
• Ferry Building, street musicians not in harmony
• Temporary terminal clogs local lavatories
• Tech ventures in The City attracting cash
• Bus running late? Buzz a cabbie
• Class cuts leave community college students in limbo
• Luxury condos, restored homes shape character of Presidio
• Upsurge in kittens forces slashing of adoption fees
• San Mateo County to recognize recovering addicts
• Slam poet jumps at chance for subdued poetry
• State delay sends schools scrambling for cash
• Foster City goes on wild goose chase
• Peninsula committee launches health reform outreach
• City has soaring vision for America's Cup plan
• Partial skeleton, clothes, jewelry found in Marin Headlands
• Man stabbed for supporting rival team
• Caltrain budget to run off the rails
• Coffee cart stirs up dissent
• Pet shop looks for open window
• Yogi looks to expand awareness beyond studio
• Proposal to charge for lost parking put on hold
• City ramps up try to save JobsNow from federal axe
• Slough bridge draws suit
• Union tries to put brakes on Muni restoration plan
• BART delays caused by power problems, not heat
• Mylar balloon causes power outage in Diamond Heights
• Police need help identifying woman found dead in Marina district
• Three killed in small-plane crash in Redwood Shores lagoon
• 3.3-magnitude earthquake strikes in San Pablo
• Disabled train causes 30-minute Caltrain delays
• Family recalls elderly woman killed in hit-and-run
• Hired cops see support
• ‘Dog Boy’ pleads guilty in mah-jongg extortion
• Caltrain riders favor higher fares instead of service cut
• Crackdown on midnight mayhem
• After years of finagling, Safeway ready to roll
• Recycled water getting popular in Redwood City
• BART airport connector projections off-track
• Celebrity chef plans venture in revitalized area
• Sheriff meeting with ICE on federal immigration program
• Muni bus taken out of service after small fire erupts
• San Carlos mulls future of police force
• Recycled wastewater boosts Redwood City supply
• Shared offices find flourishing market
• Higher temps, poor air quality predicted for Thursday
• Labor Day weekend travel blitz expected
• Free college course to aid county’s unemployed
• Millbrae Art and Wine Festival still going strong
• Road repairs now mean savings in the future
• Latest decision ends Alioto-Pier’s re-election saga
• Mother who attacked family pleads insanity
• Muni overhead pole spears sightseeing bus
• Modern-day Goldilocks busted due to snooze after break-in
• CHP conducts DUI warrant sweeps to hold offenders accountable
• Warm weather prompts third Spare the Air day
• Fitness instructor spreading Zumba
• Governor sounds off on budget
• Report: Patrol Specials drain city funds
• Pension-spiking bill clears Legislature
• Disunity prompts merchant action
• Sheriff repeats sanctuary city claim
• N. Beach shop wants to drop groceries in favor of booze
• Displaced Fillmore residents to see funds
• Bomb threat shuts down CCSF parking lot
• Police shoot mountain lion in Berkeley
• Mission doctor gets 10 years for false pelvic exams
• Bedtime home invasion in Inner Sunset
• Tree branch snarls Park Presidio commute
• Three teens arrested in Peninsula crime spree
• Emergency landing for Qantas jumbo jet at SFO
• Borders prepares to turn page on South Beach
• Muni leaving riders in the dark
• Park workers may lose jobs
• Muni putting service back in gear

San Jose Mercury News

• Woman arrested after slow chase on Highway 9
• Should California teachers be graded by students' scores?
• 96-year-old man's chanting is a Rosh Hashana tradition at San Jose synagogue
• Herhold: Why we should know the names of finalists for San Jose police chief
• The San Jose Rep at age 30
• HP sues ex-CEO Hurd over new job at Oracle
• Biz Break: HP vs. Oracle: Hewlett-Packard sues ex-CEO Mark Hurd
• Roadshow: Are slowpokes in the fast lane road boulders or safe drivers?
• No charges against Alameda city councilwoman, DA says
• Silicon Valley tech stocks: Chip downgrades, debt worries pull Nasdaq lower

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• Six people injured in four separate shootings, stabbing Monday night in Oakland
• Achilli case live blog: Los Gatos murder-for-hire trial
• Salinas inmates continue hunger strike over soap
• San Jose officials asked to overrule cops on records requests
• San Jose bicyclist, 51, who died near Almaden Reservoir identified
• San Jose teen rescued by helicopter from Kern River
• San Jose man, 35, ID'd as inmate who died of heart attack at Elmwood jail
• Florida church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• Report: Former USC star Reggie Bush to be stripped of Heisman
• US smoking rate still stuck at 1 in 5 adults
• Oracle hires former HP CEO Mark Hurd
• John Lennon killer Mark David Chapman denied parole in New York
• Gunman wearing Iraqi army uniform kills 2 U.S. soldiers
• World War II-era mass grave discovered in Slovenia
• Baby dies as vehicle plunges into river in Southern California
• Tiger Woods is chosen for United States' Ryder Cup team
• Jon Wilner: San Jose State comes through loss to Alabama relatively intact
• San Jose: 51-year-old bicyclist loses control, dies near Almaden Reservoir
• Coast Guard searching for female Mayday caller near Tiburon
• Yellow jackets sting Massachusetts woman 500-plus times
• Six people injured in four separate shootings, stabbing Monday night in Oakland
• CHP dispatches helicopter to rescue injured Concord hiker near Alpine Dam
• Body found near Newark hotel after pool party
• 49ers waive Nate Davis, sign Troy Smith
• John Lennon's killer up for parole again in New York
• Diagnosis slow in 8 California whooping cough deaths
• Wetlands restoration along Dumbarton Bridge speeds up Bay renaissance
• 49ers Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati will be growing up on the job
• San Jose Earthquakes bring in Premier League veteran Richard Wright for tryout
• Chevron may be seeking exemption from state environmental laws for its refinery rebuilding project
• Giants beat Diamondbacks in 11th inning on Schierholtz's triple
• College football grades
• A's offense lifts Brett Anderson to win over Mariners
• Candidate for governor Jerry Brown unveils first TV commercial
• FDA considers approving genetically modified salmon for human consumption
• Readers: SmartMeters interfere with baby monitors, other household gadgets
• Whooping cough epidemic prompts free vaccine clinic in San Mateo County
• Some see a ploy as Craigslist blocks sex ads
• Oil spill cleanup under way in Petaluma River
• Endometriosis pains million of women yet remains misunderstood and misdiagnosed
• Roadshow: Traffic is nasty in Santa Cruz
• Obama, in campaign mode, defends policies
• Health care wastefulness is detailed in studies
• Lacking money and leadership, push for Taliban defectors stalls
• North Korea prepares for biggest convention in 30 years
• Iran holds firm against complying with nuclear agency
• New garbage carts roll into San Mateo County
• Smoking ban in Menlo Park's public places to come before council on Sept. 14
• Co-workers help San Jose couple deal with daughter's accident
• Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon raises $58.9 million

San Francisco Bay Guardian

• Thousands of bees murdered at Hayes Valley Farm
• Farewell, Guardian's SF blog
• Bomb(ers) away: Roller Derby 2.0
• Fashion Hause: Liberals like fashion too
• Fashion Hause: Green is (sometimes) good
• Get yer bike on: Gas-Free Fridays start tomorrow
• Touching procession honors slain bicyclist
• Fashion Hause: Kittinhawk frickin’ rocks
• More Street Threads: What are you wearing?
• Fashion-spiration

SF Weekly

• State bill makes malicious sock puppets a crime
• “The Tillman Story”: A furious documentary on a craven cover-up
• Swimmin in Baked Beans
• Oneohtrix Point Never straddles noise pop
• Fall Arts: Master painters, iconic photographers, and real geniuses
• Marlena Shaw is often sampled, but she sounds great on her own
• Stereo Total: Show Preview
• KMEL's Summer Jam breaks hot local artists
• Fall Arts: A designer and a diva give flavor to "Aida"
• Hog and Rocks blurs the line between bar and restaurant

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• Film Showtimes for the week of September 1-7, 2010
• Recent Openers
• "The American": George Clooney stars in a deconstructed action movie
• More Theater Reviews
• "Machete": When it's not funny, it's downright dull
• SF Weekly Letters
• Fresh Eats: Tony's Coal Fired Pizza, Golden West's short rib sandwich
• Gen “Look at ME!”
• Fall Arts: Pacific Film Archive spotlights underground filmmakers
• Print Party
• Fall Arts: A few books of local interest
• Esprit de Corpse
• Nile Be There
• Lipstick and Beards
• The First Cut Is the Deepest
• Writers Write
• DJ Sabo: Show Preview
• Squeeze Hard
• Panda Bear: Show Preview
• Four on the Floor
• Vandals tag Incanto restaurant with swastika
• Not All That David Copperfield Kind of Crap
• List: What do people do at Burning Man?
• Screen Rock
• Why Obama's mortgage-relief program failed
• Long on Wit
• Fall Arts: Classical music and operas to see this fall
• Lunar Eclipse
• Fall Arts: Flicks and festivals to check out
• Taking a Cruise
• Fall Arts: Reading is optional, but Litquake is mandatory
• Diamonds in the Rough
• Fall Arts: Stage events you shouldn't miss
• Del Shannon
• You've Gotta Give 'Em Hope
• Don't Call It Peppery
• E-scapes
• Sherwood Forest
• Paintings of Industry
• Motor City Drum Ensemble: Show Preview
• Advertising Onslaught

Valleywag

• How To Make a Killing While Your Startup Burns [Silicon Valley Users Guide]
• Oracle vs HP: Tech's Animal House War Begins [Feuds]
• Behold the $1,555 iPad Case [The Way We Live Now]
• Why Your Google Looks Freaky Today [Explainer]
• Keep It on 'Rants and Raves,' Dude [Open Caption]
• Oracle Loses One Scandal-Tainted Exec, Hires Another—Former HP CEO Mark Hurd [Hirings]
• Your Post-Craigslist Guide to Buying Sex Online [Guides]
• Former HP CEO Mark Hurd Gets Job Offer at Oracle [Comebacks]
• Yahoo's New Content Farm Has Extremely Strange Employee [Weirdos]
• Why Your Social Networking Data Is So Valuable: Network Analysis [Marketing]

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• This Is What Happens When You Translate 'Lady Gaga' with Google Translate [Bugs]
• Farewell, Craigslist Adult Services Section [Adult Services]
• Puppy-Throwing Girl Caught in Bosnia [Update]
• Facebook's New 'Stalk This Friend' Button, Currently in Beta [Your Privacy Is An Illusion]
• Is 4chan Turning Into Internet Good Guys? [The Internets]
• Bedbugs Are Spreading Via Google Now [Outbreaks]
• Will Mark Zuckerberg Finally Discuss His Mystery Ex-Girlfriend? [Secrets]
• Google CEO Shown Menacing Children on Times Square Jumbotron [Attack Ads]
• Foursquare's Founders Are Too Cool [Image File]
• Juror Kicked Off Case, Punished Over Facebook Post [Oops]

Business Times

• A’s pick architect for San Jose baseball stadium
• Berkeley Lab building to open early, saving $500,000
• HP sues to block Mark Hurd going to Oracle
• Cleantech VC investment up $311M in Q2
• UCSF nets $15.1M in NIH grants to study personalized medicine
• Computer History Museum adds former Sun CTO to board
• UPEK sold to AuthenTec
• A million hours worked at oDesk in August
• Chevron gets China drilling rights
• Hurd hired as co-president by Oracle

SFist

• Meanwhile, In Berkeley....
• Reviewing S.F. Board of Supervisor Candidates' Ads
• Michael Bauer Doles Out Rare Three Stars for Iron Chef's New Napa Effort
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• The Week Ahead: Bay Area Concerts 9/7 - 9/12
• What Do You Think of the Proposed Alcohol Fee?
• Photo du Jour 686
• Haight McDonald's Nixes Dollar Menu
• Mission Gutter Set Ablaze (Video)
• Burning Man 2010: Scenes from the Playa

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• Search Resumes for Woman Who Placed Distress Call
• Ex-HP CEO Mark Hurd Goes to Oracle
• Dude Who Scaled Millennium Tower Actually a Fire Safety Advocate?
• SFist Tonight
• Weekend Wrap-Up
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• (UPDATED) Man Climbing Millennium Tower
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• Week Around the Ists
• SFPD Announces Month-Long Pedestrian Safety Enforcement
• SFist Tonight
• Craigslist Shuts Down 'Adult Services' Section
• Stolen Dog Found After Seven Years, Not Returned to Owner
• Day Around The Bay
• SFist Drinks: The Green Wire at Locanda da Eva
• Partial Skeleton Discovered In Marin Headlands
• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Green Apple's Book of the Month
• This Weekend: Listen to These People at SF Zine Fest
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• Lower Haight Relocation for Ike's Place?
• Style-Ist: The NYT Shines Its Spotlight On S.F. Style, and Our Various Fashion 'Tribes'
• Two Adorable Baby Sea Lions, Orphaned at Pier 39, Find Home in Chicago
• Tourism Up, But Tourist Spending Not So Much
• Photo du Jour 685
• Helicopter Crashes On Highway 101 In Salinas
• Two Men Sought In Connection With Fremont Murder
• Day Around the Bay
• Oakland Gay Pride, 9/5
• Afternoon Palate Cleanser: Massive Water Balloon Fight
• SFist Digests: Foodie Kids, Fleeing Ladies, and Refreshing Chè
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• UPDATED: Small Plane Crashes in Redwood City Lagoon, at Least 1 Dead
• Girlfriend of Murder Suspect Efren Valdemoro Spoke to Boss During Car Chase