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Study finds kids with family history of allergies may be less likely to develop eczema if they live with a dog
L.A. UnleashedYoung children with a family history of allergies may be less likely to develop the allergic skin condition eczema if they live with a dog starting in infancy, a new study suggests. On the other hand, researchers found, living with...... -
Ohio Gov. John Kasich: 'We will not be raising taxes in this state'
Top of the TicketJohn Kasich lists new jobs at top of his priority list in building a new future for his economically-troubled state.... -
Cal State trustees appoint Mohammad Qayoumi president of San Jose State University
L.A. NOWThe California State University Board of Trustees on Wednesday appointed Mohammad Qayoumi as the new president of San Jose State University. Qayoumi is currently president of Cal State East Bay and was among three finalists for the top job at...... -
Lakers Q&A: Jim Cleamons expresses interest in coaching at collegiate level
Lakers BlogThis is the first post of an occasional series that features a Q&A with a member of the Lakers organization. Below is the transcript of a recent conversation with Lakers assistant coach Jim Cleamons, who's in charge of game preparations for contests... -
A lively, good time in Bisbee
Reporting from Bisbee, Ariz.About 100 miles southeast of Tucson is the historic gold and copper mining town of Bisbee. The once-bustling city has been transformed into an artisan community, with an almost cult-like following among returning tourists. In a town historically...Tags: Music Industry, Bars and Clubs, Mining, Stock Market, Financial Markets
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PASSINGS: Charles Lewis
Charles Lewis UCLA professor of healthcare Dr. Charles Lewis, 81, a longtime UCLA professor whose research included preventive medicine, AIDS and delivery of healthcare, died Jan. 7 at his home in Los Angeles after a long illness, his family said....Tags: Health and Safety at School, Drugs and Medicines, Health, Family, Harvard Medical School
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In John Wooden's own words
Even though most people call him Coach, John Wooden prefers to think of himself as a teacher, and not just one who taught hundreds of UCLA basketball players during his 27 seasons coaching the Bruins. His "Pyramid of Success," a diagram of core values,...Tags: Baseball, Kobe Bryant, David Robinson, Pittsburgh Pirates, Walter Alston
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William Richardson dies at 90; former chief justice of Hawaii's Supreme Court
Former Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice William S. Richardson, who pushed for statehood and became one of Hawaii's most influential figures, has died. He was 90.
Richardson, the namesake for the University of Hawaii's law school, died Monday at a...Tags: Politics, Health, Justice System, Armed Forces, Local Elections
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No heads roll at Fox News over Sean Hannity tea party incident
Show TrackerAfter Fox Newsâ last-minute recall of Sean Hannity from a tea party event in Cincinnati last week, the network vowed to do a thorough post-mortem to determine how the host ended up being listed as the headliner of a political...... -
Happy Frog Jumping Day!
L.A. UnleashedFriends, it's time once again to celebrate our friends the frogs on Thursday's not-really-a-holiday-but-sort-of-a-holiday, Frog Jumping Day! In honor of the humble amphibians' impressive jumping skills, we present the above video, which shows a jump in... -
PASSINGS: Mike Bongiorno, Jack Manning, William A. 'Bill' Schoneberger
Mike Bongiorno Italian quiz show host Mike Bongiorno, 85, a TV host who popularized quiz shows for generations of Italians, died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home in Monte Carlo, Italian news media reported. Nicknamed "The Quiz King," Bongiorno was...Tags: Mary Tyler Moore, Radio Industry, Silvio Berlusconi, Entertainment, Bars and Clubs
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Eighth blackbird lands at Ojai Music Festival
The Ojai Music Festival has a long tradition of picking some of the era's most important artists to serve as its music director, a position that rotates annually. But though the festival has sometimes chosen more than one person at a time for the job,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Music Industry, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Aaron Copland, Wallace Stevens
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