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The wealthy 1% would be well served by Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney has a great deal of empathy for people like himself -- rich guys -- and he would serve them well as president. Of course, the wealthy have seldom not been served well by our commander-in-chief. Father and son Bush came from among the affluent,...
Tags: Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Downton Abbey (tv program), Malaria
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Looking at the Louds: A video supplement to 'Cinema Verite' and 'An American Family'
Show TrackerOn Saturday night, HBO will premiere "Cinema Verite," its TV movie about the 1973 PBS documentary "An American Family." That 12-hour series, which I review here, has been called the first reality show, though it resembles what we call reality...... -
California's kindergartner vaccination rates below federal goals
L.A. NOWVaccination rates among California's kindergartners are below U.S. goals for 2020, according to a new federal report released Thursday. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that 95% of kindergartners should be vaccinated for nine... -
Videos of Michael Jacksonâs children surface on YouTube
L.A. NOWMichael Jackson may have carefully shielded his children from public view, but new videos of Paris and Blanket Jackson have popped up recently on YouTube, giving fans a peek at the children as they sing, rap, and goof around. KTLA...... -
Mumps outbreak may be spreading to L.A.
L.A. NOWA mumps outbreak on the East Coast â the largest in the United States in four years â may be spreading to Los Angeles County. Nine cases of mumps have been reported so far this year, two more than were...... -
Parents' vaccination fears remain high
Booster ShotsNumerous studies have debunked the theory that childhood vaccines cause autism, and autism researchers are now, for the most part, focusing on other potential causes of the disorder. But one in five parents still believe that vaccines may cause autism,...... -
California schools' risks rise as vaccinations drop
A rising number of California parents are choosing to send their children to kindergarten without routine vaccinations, putting hundreds of elementary schools in the state at risk for outbreaks of childhood diseases eradicated in the U.S. years ago....Tags: Health and Safety at School, Family, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Jenny McCarthy, Medical Research
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Letters to the editor
Tar-and-feather time Re “Cogdill pays for being right,” Column, March 30 Reading George Skelton's column about state Sen. Dave Cogdill's ouster as minority leader, my suspicions have finally been verified. Our Republican state legislators...Tags: John Kerry, Health and Safety at School, Migration, Family, Mexico
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Advice for nervous traveler to Asia: 'Always take the adventure'
When I told a friend that I would be touring Asia this summer, she interjected, "Mark and I are going to Hong Kong this year, to see family. He also wants to go to Japan, but I told him I don't want radiation babies in the future, so maybe we'll go to...
Tags: Beijing (China), Family, Burma, Personal Data Collection, Whooping Cough
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Adults Need Vaccinations, Too
Internist and Hospital of Central Connecticut medical staff memberMany people believe vaccinations are relegated to childhood, but the viruses and bacteria that cause severe illness in youth can also infect adults. In fact, certain common infectious diseases, like chickenpox or flu, are more aggressive in adulthood....Tags: Preventative Medicine, Vaccines, Diabetes, Immunization, Whooping Cough
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Looking back at KSD history, May, 12 2013
By Brad Nystrom and JoAnn Hamm In 1874, Kentucky School for the Deaf began publishing a weekly in-house newspaper, the Kentucky Deaf-Mute to give the male students an opportunity to learn the printing trade. KSD published the newspaper continuously from...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Students, Regional Authority, Government, Teachers
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Replace the sequester before it's too late
Over the past six years, Maryland has taken a balanced approach when it comes to fiscal policy — making responsible cuts to spending while prioritizing investments in jobs, opportunity, and a stronger middle class. Because of this balanced approach,...
Tags: Barack Obama, U.S. Congress, Vaccines, Christopher Van Hollen Jr., Labor Markets
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