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September 26, 2014

• Weight-loss surgery: Changing behavior is key
• Told of prison cover-up, Gov. Scott’s inspector failed to act
• David Fincher takes on ‘Gone Girl’
• Friday Night Live Week 5: South Florida high school football, September 26, 2014
• The James Royal Palm Launches VIP Insider Program
• The List: Eating in Miami with The Forge's Shareef Malnik
• Mikan Japanese Restaurant moves from Brickell to Pembroke Pines
• Playing is kids’ No. 1 job for development, socialization
• Louisiana: People of Cajun Country open door to visitors
• Miami-Dade commissioners find new money for worker pay
• Updating the house with paint and trim
• Former Miami Central star Dalvin Cook could get extra playing time for FSU vs. N.C. State
• Haitian film series screens in South Florida
• Use it or lose it: Exercising your body and mind is key to aging well
• Running through cancer
• Imprisoned Miami cop gets extra time for contempt charge
• Miami Heat’s Danny Granger expects to be on ‘maintenance program’
• Last trip to North Carolina State was a painful lesson for Florida State Seminoles
• Amendment 1 promises to save Florida’s threatened lands
• Miami Marlins’ bats silent in doubleheader opener, then flourish in nightcap
• Miami Hurricanes look to avenge loss to Duke Blue Devils
• Ferguson bowling teams sweep titles at Youth Fair Tournament
• The heat was on: Don Johnson looks back on ‘Miami Vice’
• Miami Dolphins arrive in London, but without Randy Starks, Chris McCain
• Miami Dolphins coaches give up first-class seats to players for London flight
• Miami Heat’s Luol Deng says he forgives Hawks GM Danny Ferry for racial slur
• FIU’s defense vs. UAB’s offense: Something has to give
• ‘The Blacklist’ star James Spader: It’s not easy being Red
• birthdays for Sept 28
• Exercise after cardiac arrest is critical to regaining heart strength
• Baptist employee who lost 100 pounds: ‘This has been a life change’
• Rehab a difficult time for physically active students
• Trial begins for man in 2008 killing of Miami cop
• Florida Panthers’ roster battle reaches crucial stage
• Education, research best ways to fight breast cancer
• Help make students citizens of integrity
• Fit Tip: Eating whole eggs can be healthy
• Man who threatened to jump from Jackson Memorial Hospital garage is safe
• Critical Mass bike ride scheduled for Friday evening in Miami, Miami Beach
• Friends and Neighbors: Gables foundation raising money with piggy banks
• Miami International Piano Fest sets three series
• Triathlon training leads her to lose more than 100 pounds
• Playing is kids’ No. 1 job for development, socialization
• As Venezuela fights smugglers, parts of Colombia go hungry
• Shacochis, Bennoune win Dayton Literary Peace Prize
• Flexible rules could extend mortgages to millions
• Barbra Streisand talks new album
• Casey McGehee helps Miami Marlins rally past Philadelphia Phillies in home finale
• Greg Cote: Miami Heat accepts ‘invigorating’ challenge of Life After You-know-who
• 2 charged with murder over botched Miami robbery
• Family sues two years after disabled student dies on school bus
• Tom Hudson: Microsoft, Facebook to announce new systems
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in North Miami Beach drive-by shooting
• Fabiola Santiago: Providing privacy for lactating mothers is ‘no-brainer’
• Nicky Hilton: From hotel heiress to fashion queen
• Celebrity birthdays on Sept. 27
• Celebrity birthdays on Sept. 29
• Palmetto Bay approves Palmer Trinity expansion
• Kids learn about sea life at Biscayne Nature Center
• What are you reading now?
• Slow Food Miami is accepting new Snail of Approval nominees
• Book review: Ian McEwan’s ‘The Children Act’
• Donald Trump, neighbors have different views of Doral golf course
• Parents push back on Florida’s standardized testing system
• Climate-change summit a lot of hot air
• NFL flap a circus
• Teen should have been denied bond
• U.S. should incite revolt
• Miss America’s joyful victory
• A chance to change the world for the better
• Volunteers will be rewarded
• Pinecrest backs off strict McMansion rules
• Hot stuff celebrities love
• Michelle Obama heads to ‘The Chew,’ Snooki has a girl; Jason Derulo splits with Jordin Sparks
• Crafting classes can help with Parkinson’s
• Espirito Santo Bank of Miami agrees to regulatory enforcement action
• Key Biscayne approves budget including more money for marine patrol
• Jamaican food in Miami mirrors island’s rich culinary traditions
• Book review: Philippa Gregory’s ‘The King’s Curse’
• Q&A: Larry Baker, author of ‘The Education of Nancy Adams’
• Travel briefs
• Hallandale NFL hero Davin Joseph set for visit
• Sports on TV: Friday, Sept. 26, 2014
• Pompeii: Dead city lives in ruins, in imagination