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Looking at the Lakers' other triple-overtime games
Lakers BlogEvery player is going to have differing lasting images of the Lakers' 139-137 triple overtime win Tuesday over the Phoenix Suns. Lakers guard Kobe Bryant will cherish dampening the Suns' slim playoff hopes, just one example of avenging the Lakers' first-... -
Phil Jackson downplays sentiments regarding retirement
Lakers BlogThe comfy chair, the vibrant smile, the yellow shirt and an aura of satisfaction all provided a fitting backdrop to what made Lakers Coach Phil Jackson appear so relaxed last June during his exit interview. He was only one week removed from winning his... -
Lakers 'trust issues' will make it too hard to overcome Dallas
Lakers BlogOne by one, the Lakers trudged to the entrance tunnel with their heads down, their teeth clenched and their ears perked. Their heads remained down because the team's 93-81 Game 2 loss Wednesday to the Dallas Mavericks put them in a dicey reality. Only... -
Assessing the Lakers at the 20-game mark
Lakers BlogThe Good The Lakers' (14-6) offense appears unstoppable. It's easy to point to the Lakers' second-ranked 108.45 points per game as evidence that the team's offense remains in pretty good shape. But what appears most impressive isn't that they're scoring a... -
Martina Navratilova's Mt. Kilimanjaro climb reaches toughest going yet
OutpostsTennis legend Martina Navratilova has reached Day 4 of her attempt to summit Tanzania's Mt. Kilimanjaro and is finding the ascent, and the weather, more challenging thus far than she imagined it would be. Here's an excerpt from Navratilova's most...... -
Poll: Are you feeling foodie fatigue?
Daily DishI'd answer in the affirmative, but I'm too tired. Make some time to read this humorous and insightful piece written by our colleague Christopher Borrelli over at the Chicago Tribune. It's a heart-felt plea -- enough already! -- for calm...... -
Lakers appear fatigued in 89-75 loss to the Orlando Magic
Lakers BlogThe Lakers walked off the court of Amway Arena with the same lifeless energy as they displayed in their 89-75 loss Sunday to the Orlando Magic. They shared the same enthusiasm when they grudgingly closed out on the perimeter, the delayed reactions... -
Rating 2011's new team of bicycles
Two wheels and pedals, a handlebar, frame, chain and derailleur gears. The bicycle's basic design is so simple and efficient that it hasn't really changed for more than 75 years. But the relentless human urge to improve produces annual refinements in...Tags: Physiology, Science and Technology, Science, Metal
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The gender line
Special to the Los Angeles TimesSay what you will about Mars and Venus, but anatomically, male and female hearts look the same. When healthy, both should be about the size of a fist. Both have three main coronary arteries, the large blood vessels that wrap around the outside of the...Tags: Health, Gainesville, Drugs and Medicines, Heart Attack, Science and Technology
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No duh: Surgery success is not linked to phases of the moon
Booster ShotsThe success of coronary artery bypass surgery is not linked to the phase of the moon, physicians rarely turn into werewolves at night and being bitten by a vampire will not make you immortal. Well...the first one is true, according...... -
Viral link to prostate tumors questioned
Booster ShotsA new study conducted in Germany contradicts at least two earlier studies by finding no link between prostate tumors and a virus that had been found in some tumors. University of Utah researchers recently reported that they found traces of...... -
'Chavez fatigue' challenges regime in Venezuela
La PlazaHere, an anti-Chavez blog reports that the bolivar, Venezuela's currency, recently spiked past 8 to the U.S. dollar, and that inflation rose by 5.8% over just one month. "What else do you need to be told to be convinced that the Chavez economy policies...
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