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Setting L.A. Times stories to song: The week's Column One features
L.A. NOWCalling all lovers of good storytelling and good music (and not necessarily in that order). So you don’t have to do all the work, here’s a curated list of the week’s offerings of the signature Times feature called the Column...... -
Class on parenting becomes a journey through loss, grief and hope
Roshawne Mackey walked into the Jordan Downs community center clutching a pink pamphlet from a funeral over the weekend, her face like stone. Her niece had been 11 — a diabetic who wasn't given her insulin shots. The dozen or so women in the...
Tags: Social Sciences, Family, Teachers, Arts and Culture, Financial Planning
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Donny and Marie are pros at this
Donny and Marie Osmond hit the stage at the Pantages Theatre in a cloud of nearly palpable pizazz. For two hours the indefatigable showbiz veterans, kicking off "A Donny and Marie Christmas in Los Angeles," sang, danced and smiled — oh, did they...
Tags: Grammy Awards, Holidays, Religious Festivals, Music, The Rolling Stones (music group)
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CVS customers say prescription refills weren't OKd
George Engelke manages his CVS prescriptions online. If he needs more of a medicine, he orders it. If he's going to be away from his Corona del Mar home, he tells the pharmacy where to send the shipment. He's never asked CVS to automatically refill his...
Tags: Medicare, Pharmaceuticals, Health and Medical Professionals, Insurance, Chemical Industry
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Thomas P. Puccio dies at 67; prosecutor won convictions in Abscam scandal
Thomas P. Puccio, a former federal prosecutor who won the convictions of several members of Congress in the Abscam bribery scandal in the early 1980s and later became a prominent defense lawyer who secured for socialite Claus von Bulow an acquittal in his...Tags: Family, Weston (Fairfield, Connecticut), Trials, Brooklyn (New York City), Juvenile Delinquency
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Twitter's @PeanutFreeMom is 'um, yeah' a dude [Updated]
L.A. Times Tech BlogPeanut Free Mom on twitter pokes fun of self righteous mommy bloggers.... -
Colorado program pairs veterinary students with disabled pet owners to keep animals in their homes
L.A. UnleashedFORT COLLINS, Colo. â A fun-loving schnauzer named Pocket is stroke survivor Dorothy Kiser's closest companion. But Kiser almost had to put Pocket to sleep when her pet developed diabetes: Kiser feared she wouldn't be able to take care of...... -
He's outlived them all. Tarzan. Trigger. Ronald Reagan. Now, retired in Palm Springs, the world's oldest chimp gets some stuff off his chest.
What can I say--I'm a star. That's why this guy's staring at me, right? I seem familiar, and not just because I did 50 movies, including those classic "Tarzan" flicks of the 1930s. Maybe he saw me on one of the morning shows. Maybe he read about me in...Tags: Environmental Issues, Genes and Chromosomes, Tarzan (movie), Car Safety Tips and Advice, Cat (animal)
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Still in control
The Charlotte ObserverJoe Gibbs' life has been full of memorable chapters. Two stints as coach of the NFL's Washington Redskins produced three Super Bowl victories. He won three titles as a team owner in what now is NASCAR's premiere Sprint Cup Series. A devout...Tags: National Football League, Diseases and Illnesses, Stock Car Racing, NASCAR, Kyle Busch
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MIT-made nanogel may be sweet treatment for diabetes
Boston HeraldA new nanogel developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could be a game-changer for diabetes patients, with the potential to dramatically reduce the frequency of blood-sugar checks and insulin injections, researchers told the Herald. The...Tags: Science and Technology, Morningstar Incorporated, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Diabetes
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One day it struck her, her weight and health had gone downhill; time for a change
St. Louis Post-DispatchWhen the scale spoke back to Pamela Scott two years ago, she didn't like what it said: 326 pounds, way over what her 5 foot 8 frame should be handling. She was visiting her daughter in St. Peters, and her daughter had an accurate scale. She expected she...Tags: Weight, Drugs and Medicines, Overweight, Chocolate Cake, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Strolling through the finish
The Hawk Eye, Burlington, IowaThree-year-old Kaitlyn Kipp was the first person to cross the finish line at the third annual JDRF 5K Run/Walk for the Cure for Diabetes Saturday morning. Funny thing is, she wasn't even entered in the race. Kaitlyn was sitting in a stroller being...Tags: Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Sports, Health Treatments, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Diabetes
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