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Magnesium infusions provide no benefit after bleeding stroke
The common practice of infusing magnesium sulfate into patients who have suffered a hemorrhagic (bleeding) stroke provides no discernible benefit, Dutch researchers reported Friday. The study could lead to a change in treatment for victims of such...
Tags: Placebo, Trials, Stroke, Physical Conditions, Health
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Swept up in parking ticket mania
A bleary-eyed Chui Hom tripped down her apartment stairs at 8 a.m. sharp and started her car.
She didn't get far. The vehicle inched across Riverside Terrace, a narrow one-way lane in Echo Park, and stopped on the other side.
Hom is part of Los Angeles'...Tags: Music Theater, Natural Resources, New Year's Day, Fines, Rentals
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The Crown Vic is dead; long live the Crown Vic
My neighbor's Honda was stolen from our street — twice. The second time it was recovered, its rear windshield had been blown out in a gang shooting.
It was time for a change, a drastic one. So my neighbor bought a Ford Crown Victoria with tinted...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Services and Shopping, Automotive Equipment, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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'Game of Thrones' star Carice van Houten on magic and Melisandre
Show TrackerWhen a TV series crams horse beheadings, frozen zombies, dragons, sword fighting and naked prostitutes into nearly every episode, it’s hard for a single actor to make a grand impact. But actress Carice van Houten has done precisely that in the... -
Updating historical San Gabriel pageant will take some doing
Camila Lopez still recalls the oily smell of the greasepaint she carried to school when she played an Indian girl in the "Mission Play" in San Gabriel six decades ago. The paint was red.
"Red, really red. We had to look like redskins," Lopez, 73, said....Tags: Justice and Rights, U.S. Supreme Court, Earl Warren Jr., Racism, Music
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Review: 'Headhunters' a thrilling, over-the-top criminal ride
The plural in"Headhunters"is not accidental. Though it starts with one man and his conventional-seeming job as a corporate headhunter, before this twisty Norwegian thriller is over two individuals are involved in nonstop pursuit of each other for the...
Tags: Headhunters (movie), Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Movies, World War II (1939-1945), Companies and Corporations
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Half-restored 72-foot ship to remain in Newport neighborhood
L.A. NOWA Newport Beach shipbuilder has reached a compromise with city officials that probably will allow him to continue restoring a 72-foot wooden sailboat that has been parked in a side yard of his home for six years. The compromise, which...... -
London Olympics countdown: In praise of equestrian's Authentic
It's not that there haven't been other great Olympic horses. Rembrandt, ridden byGermany'sNicole Uphuff, won two individual gold medals and two team gold medals during the 1988 and 1992 Olympics in dressage. But Rembrandt wouldn't stick his nose in a...
Tags: Horse Jumping, Athens (Greece), Tampa, FIFA World Cup, Awards and Prizes
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Suit over Norton Simon artwork enters a final phase
A long-running lawsuit to force the Norton Simon Museum to surrender one of its prized artworks, 480-year-old paired paintings of Adam and Eve by Lucas Cranach the Elder that were looted during the Holocaust, has reached what could be its last legal...
Tags: The Holocaust (1934-1945), Adolf Hitler, Lawyers, Politics, Laws
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Turtle with unique mark -- boy's initials -- found after 47 years
Lyndon B. Johnson was president, "My Fair Lady" swept the Oscars and Martin Luther King Jr. was leading marches across the South. The year 1965 was also when a 13-year-old boy in Pennsylvania found a box turtle, carved his initials and the year into...
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Feds bust online drug market in international sting
L.A. NOWOperators running an online narcotics marketplace through an anonymous virtual network facilitated sales of illegal drugs to 3,000 people in 34 countries and every single state in the U.S., according to a federal indictment unsealed Monday in Los Angeles.... -
Dutch government becomes latest casualty of euro debt crisis
World NowThe Dutch government fell after leaders failed to agree on austerity measures to rein in public spending. Prime Minister Mark Rutte submitted his Cabinet's resignation....
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