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    Sep 4, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Drew Doughty fires back at TJ Galiardi, defends Jonathan Quick

    2. Sep 29, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. The Find: Little La Lune continues Cambodian tradition

    In Long Beach's Cambodia Town, restaurants are measured not only by the heat of their ground pork curries or the tartness of their sour catfish soups but also by the brilliance of their chandeliers and the strength of their karaoke-capable sound systems. For years, La Lune was such a place, a restaurant where birthday parties were celebrated, anniversaries were commemorated and mayoral campaigns were launched.
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    In Long Beach's Cambodia Town, restaurants are measured not only by the heat of their ground pork curries or the tartness of their sour catfish soups but also by the brilliance of their chandeliers and the strength of their karaoke-capable sound systems....

    Tags: Bean Sprouts, Seafood, Diabetes, Limes, Foods and Beverages

    3. Oct 1, 2011 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  3. Patt Morrison Asks: The brain, Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa

    Here's a Hollywood pitch for you: Leading U.S. neurosurgeon started life as a struggling Mexican boy who made it from illegal-immigrant California farmworker to Harvard Med. Not buying it? You should. Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa was that kid and is that man -- associate prof, surgeon and head of the brain tumor stem cell lab at Johns Hopkins. His work puts him, passionately, on the cutting-edge of brain cancer research, and his life wedges him, reluctantly, into the immigration quarrel. He tells his story -- his traumas and triumphs, and his patients' -- in an autobiography, "Becoming Dr. Q," and here, now.
    Here's a Hollywood pitch for you: Leading U.S. neurosurgeon started life as a struggling Mexican boy who made it from illegal-immigrant California farmworker to Harvard Med. Not buying it? You should. Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa was that kid and is that...

    Tags: Immigration, Brain, Museums, Arts and Culture, Neurosurgery

    4. Aug 31, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. 2012 Volkswagen Passat: Germany's take on a big-ol' American car

    An earthquake recently cracked the Washington Monument. Billionaire Warren Buffett wants to pay more taxes. Volkswagen is building a big-ol' American car.
    An earthquake recently cracked the Washington Monument. Billionaire Warren Buffett wants to pay more taxes. Volkswagen is building a big-ol' American car. If you're a believer in the apocalypse, this may be a good time to replenish the canned chili in...

    Tags: Consumers, Hyundai, Chevrolet, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Volkswagen

    5. Jun 30, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Presidential candidates race to raise cash

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Though the first Republican voting is six months away, and the general election further still, the presidential campaigns were faced this week with one imperative: to raise the most cash possible before the financial quarter draws to a close Thursday....

    Tags: Tim Pawlenty, Elections, Chicago Hotels, Regional Authority, John McCain

    6. Jul 11, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. An injured ACL isn't a death knell for athletes anymore

    Most athletic types would rather spend a month watching "Teletubbies" while reading Snooki's blog than suffer an injury. And when it comes to getting hurt, the knee is one of the worst things you can damage.
    Most athletic types would rather spend a month watching "Teletubbies" while reading Snooki's blog than suffer an injury. And when it comes to getting hurt, the knee is one of the worst things you can damage. The most commonly injured knee ligament is the...

    Tags: National Hockey League, Calgary Flames, Soccer, Triathlon, Athletes

    7. Oct 17, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. In-Your-Face Fitness: Friend through thick and thin?

    Dear Friend:
    Dear Friend: You drew me to your website with promises of rapid muscle gain and even faster fat loss. I know we're friends because that's the first thing I saw at the top of your home page: "Dear Friend." That makes it official, doesn't it? And now I'...

    Tags: File Sharing, Book, Weight, Human Interest, Running

    8. Oct 31, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. In-Your-Face Fitness: The pull to exercise outdoors

    On a recent beautiful and sunny day, I strolled into my local gym to lift some weights. The gym is near Nose Hill Park, which is one of the largest municipal parks in North America. It has majestic views of the city of Calgary and the Rocky Mountains, which can be seen from endless miles of paths and trails.
    On a recent beautiful and sunny day, I strolled into my local gym to lift some weights. The gym is near Nose Hill Park, which is one of the largest municipal parks in North America. It has majestic views of the city of Calgary and the Rocky Mountains,...

    Tags: Science, Asthma, Boston Marathon, Running, Entertainment Events

    9. Jul 25, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. My Turn: Friends shine after physical therapy

    I sat across the table from Chuck, marveling at his robust good health. We'd just been to see a play — and instead of looking pale and pinched after it ended, he stood up, clapping wildly through the last curtain call.
    I sat across the table from Chuck, marveling at his robust good health. We'd just been to see a play — and instead of looking pale and pinched after it ended, he stood up, clapping wildly through the last curtain call. Six months ago, he'd been...

    Tags: Sports, Health Treatments, Health, Physical Therapy, Physical Fitness and Exercise

    10. Jul 25, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Drummer Neil Peart's body is finely tuned instrument

    Cue Simpsons-Comic-Book-Store-Guy voice: Best. Band. <i>Ever!</i>
    Cue Simpsons-Comic-Book-Store-Guy voice: Best. Band. Ever! If you're a good drummer, it's a physically demanding job. To be the greatest, you must follow a training regimen that goes beyond the lighted stage. A recent reader's poll in Rolling Stone...

    Tags: Jack LaLanne, Rush (music group), Nordic Skiing, Johnny Unitas, Linda Blair

    11. Jun 20, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  11. Sequoia hiker: "I didn't know if I was going to survive."

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    Marcia Rasmussen, 51, was walking across a snow bridge spanning a small stream in Sequoia National Park last week when the hard-packed snow collapsed and she plunged four feet into the swift water. “There was no warning,” she said. “One....
    12. Jun 23, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  12. Live review: My Morning Jacket's technicolor dream

    Pop & Hiss
    The Kentucky band brings its special brand of chaos to the Pantages Theatre. “Whoever built this knew something about the human brain and the way it's constructed. This is solid gold,” said Jim James, lead singer of My Morning Jacket,......
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