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Missing hikers found: Rescuer suffers serious head wound
As authorities cheered the rescue of two hikers in the mountains of Orange County, they also were carefully monitoring the condition of a rescuer who was seriously hurt Thursday. The rescuer, an unidentified Orange County reserve deputy, fell about 60...Tags: Easter, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Lining up to witness Supreme Court arguments on gay marriage
WASHINGTON -- Snowmelt puddled in front of the Supreme Court steps Monday as more than 50 people prepared to spend a damp night on the sidewalk, burrowed in blankets against freezing rain, to ensure a seat inside the courtroom when lawyers argue for and...
Tags: Defense of Marriage Act, Apple iPhone, U.S. Congress, Social Issues, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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'Bachelor' recap: During a polar bear plunge, icy Tierra cracks
Oh Canada, oh Canada! So pretty you are, with your hypothermia-inducing lakes and open fields, where one can be pelted with ice and snow. Our Bach, Sean, kicked off the second night of this week's two! night! extravaganza by taking in the sights and...
Tags: Frostbite, Sean Lowe
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Teenager found dead near casino had drugs in system
L.A. NOWAlyssa Byrne, the teenager found dead in January near a South Lake Tahoe casino, died of “probable” hypothermia and had drugs in her system, according to an autopsy. Byrne, 19, who was from Petaluma, went missing after leaving the Snow...... -
Staying healthy while traveling
Robert Reid frequently gets sick when he travels. He has suffered dehydration, heat exhaustion, food poisoning and bronchitis. "I thought I was dying when I had several days of bronchitis in Vietnam," said Reid, the U.S. Lonely Planet editor. "Same for...
Tags: Apple iTunes, Hospitals and Clinics, American Heart Association, Skype, BlackBerry
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Northeast blizzard eases; snowplows revved up for the big dig-out
This post has been updated. See the note below for details.BOSTON--The blizzard of 2013 began to ease somewhat Saturday as the Northeast began to slowly dig out from a fierce, and in some places, record-breaking storm that dropped more than 2 feet of snow and as much as 3 feet in some places. The worst of the...Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Vehicles, Somerville, Andrew Cuomo, Snow Storms
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Extreme cold encases Midwest, Northeast: It's even too cold to ski
For many parts of the Midwest and Northeast, the extreme cold snap is bad -- it's so bad that even a winter resort had to close temporarily. It was too cold to ski. Freezing, bitter temperatures have hugged parts of the nation, turning the usual...
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Alyssa Byrne: Teen likely disoriented before death, officials say
L.A. NOWAlyssa Byrne, the 19-year-old found dead last week in a South Lake Tahoe snow drift, appears to have become disoriented after leaving a nearby music festival and shed her ski jacket before her death, authorities said.... -
Hiker rescued from forest after 26 hours in the cold
L.A. NOWAn Arcadia man who was separated from friends while hiking in the Angeles National Forest was located Sunday night and taken to a hospital after surviving 26 hours in frigid temperatures, Los Angeles County sheriff’s officials said.... -
Hiker recovering after rescue from Angeles National Forest
L.A. NOWAn Arcadia man was in the hospital Monday after he was rescued from the frigid Angeles National Forest, where he had been hiking with friends. He survived 26 hours in the freezing cold, said Los Angeles County sheriff’s officials. Danny...... -
Five young siblings die in Mississippi car crash
Five young siblings -- one 18 months old -- and a woman died after a sports utility vehicle went off a rural road in eastern Mississippi and into a creek, authorities said. The parents of the five children survived the crash, as did the husband of the...Tags: Accidental Death, Transportation Accidents, Motorvehicle Accidents
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Slow down, it's Maine
BELFAST, Maine — The first sign says, "Slow." Then, about 50 feet down this back road in mid-coast Maine, there's a second sign. It says, "Slower." I ease up on the pedal. That about sums up the rhythm of life in this part of Maine, which is...
Tags: Thomaston, James Stewart, Vegetarian Diet, Don Rickles, Lifestyle and Leisure
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