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Use business techniques to keep your home on track (Dallas Morning News)
NEW YORK (AP) – Prioritize, delegate, outsource. They're all good management concepts for keeping businesses running smoothly. But can they help get the laundry done and put dinner on the table?

Monday's Sentinel police reports (The Sentinel)
Here are Monday's Sentinel police reports. Man injured in Upper Allen crash Michael Weibley Jr. was injured in a hit-and-run crash Saturday in the 1000 block of East Lisburn Road, according to Upper Allen Township police.

The Heron's Nest: Pa. the key to Biden pick (Delaware County Times)
For much of the weekend, the eyes of the political world were focused on the Greenville section of Wilmington.

Man admits throwing glass bottle into woman's car (Philadelphia Daily News)
A Northeast Philadelphia man admitted yesterday that he hurled a glass bottle into another car on Roosevelt Boulevard in February, injuring the female motorist inside.

The 1998 Vols: Where are they now? (Knoxville News Sentinel)
A total of 42 players on the 1998 team went on to play professional football in either the NFL, CFL or NFL Europe.

In Beijing, a slice of America (Philly.com)
The Starbucks is across from the Schlotzky's, which is adjacent to the Pacific Place Mall next to the Mercedes-Benz dealership. Guess where a lot of Americans live in Beijing.

In print (Science News)
Removing carbon dioxide from smokestacks and storing it permanently is one of the possible solutions to global warming, but remains expensive to do. A new technique could make carbon sequestration economical on a large scale, while producing useful materials on the side.

Sports in Brief: Jackson, Rams reach accord (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
Running back Steven Jackson signed a six-year, $44 million contract, ended a 27-day holdout, and was on the field for practice with the St. Louis Rams yesterday.

Lalla Land (Hour.ca)
Did you ever have one of those days?

NASA Engineers Complete Engine Test Series For Ares I Rocket Huntsville AL (SPX) Aug 20, 2008 (SpaceDaily)
Engineers at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., have completed a series of tests on a key component of the J-2X engine. The J-2X powers the upper stage of the Ares I rocket, which will launch human explorers to the International Space Station and to the moon.