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    Aug 4, 2010 |Blog| Baltimore Sun

  1. The return of 'Master Chef': Gobsmacked

    Reality Check
    Guest blogger Amanda Krotki here:I decided to tune into Gordon Ramsay's "Master Chef" a second time to see if he maintains his humanity. At the start of the show, one contestant was rambling on and on and he stopped her,......

    Tags: Gordon Ramsay, Television, Mouth

    2. Aug 5, 2005 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Bearers of the worst kind of military news

    Sun National Staff
    BROOK PARK, Ohio -- Twice this week, Lt. Col. Kevin Rush donned his dress greens, drove to the home of a family that had just lost a Marine and made what he calls "that fateful walk up to the door." It doesn't take long for the family to discern the...

    Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Cadiz Incorporated, U.S. Army, Death, Family

    3. Mar 11, 2001 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Jury distrust, bitter verdict

    Sun Staff
    Lisa Goldberg heard the police officers before she saw them - angry, disbelieving voices echoing in the marble hall outside Courtroom 201. They were waiting for her. With questions she could not begin to answer. The workaholic mother of one had been...

    Tags: Defendants, Arts, African Americans, Death, Skull Fracture

    4. Sep 1, 2011 |Story| Herald Mail

  4. Honest labor deserves honor and respect

    As summer is coming to a close, another Labor Day is approaching. As I watched a crew of workers laying macadam on a blistering hot summer day, it was impossible not to admire their endurance and iron will to finish the job. All over the world, there...

    Tags: Labor Day, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Human Body, Theodore Roosevelt, Unions

    5. Nov 16, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  5. On Location: Death in the Valley

    Company Town
    In a warehouse in Van Nuys, Jason Collins is proudly showing off body parts. Strewn on a table are two bloody hearts with chords sticking out them, an open chest cavity, a hand with a severed finger nearby, a necrotic......
    6. Jan 18, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  6. Starbucks' Trenta is as big as your stomach

    Brand X
    Yesterday, we reported on Starbucks' latest cup size, the Trenta -- a 31-ouncer that's reportedly the equivalent of four cups of coffee, caffeine-wise. Well, that's not all: according to the National Post, which accompanies the news with a handy graphic,...
    7. May 11, 2010 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel

  7. Get the Abs of Your Dreams

    Doing curls with dumbbells inflates those biceps. A few weeks of bench presses, and shirts start getting tight across the chest—in a good way. Squats burn, but there is payback—thighs that looked like pencils are transformed into rippling, muscular things.
    Denver Post
    Doing curls with dumbbells inflates those biceps. A few weeks of bench presses, and shirts start getting tight across the chest—in a good way. Squats burn, but there is payback—thighs that looked like pencils are transformed into rippling,...

    Tags: Men's Health, Abdomen, Aging, Muscle, University of California, Los Angeles

    8. Nov 24, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  8. Thanksgiving at the E.R.: When a turkey feast proves too much of a good thing

    L.A. NOW
    Take this as a cautionary tale. The man was covered in sweat, clutching his chest, when he entered an emergency room on Thanksgiving some years back. His next words are fixed in the memory of Dr. Mark Morocco, associate residency......
    9. Apr 14, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Wide Use of Weight-Loss Surgery

    After spending the majority of her 48 years trying to slim down, Veronica Mahaffey was still 50 pounds overweight - not morbidly obese but still far from the size she wanted. Worried about her health, she called a San Diego weight-loss surgery clinic last spring and asked for help.
    Tribune Newspapers
    After spending the majority of her 48 years trying to slim down, Veronica Mahaffey was still 50 pounds overweight - not morbidly obese but still far from the size she wanted. Worried about her health, she called a San Diego weight-loss surgery clinic last...

    Tags: Intestine, Trials, Hospitals and Clinics, High Blood Pressure, Northwestern University

    10. Jul 8, 2010 | Chicago Tribune

  10. Blagojevich trial transcripts, plain text version

    Change of Subject
    Today's telephone recording transcripts, plain text version: DATE: 11/3/2008 9:23 p.m. ACTIVITY: Rod Blagojevich home line incoming call. SESSION: 162 SPEAKERS: Rod Blagojevich, Robert Greenlee GREENLEE: ...pressed by everybody involved. At least the SEIU...
    11. Jul 10, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. A Surprise in the Ring

    <I>Do girls box?</I> she asked, turning to her father one evening. Is it OK for girls to box?
    Times Staff Writer
    Do girls box? she asked, turning to her father one evening. Is it OK for girls to box? Well, yeah, mija, they do, he answered. Sure, it's OK for girls to box. They were sitting on the bed in his cramped apartment, faces lit by a flickering TV, eating...

    Tags: Theft, Disneyland Park, Skin, Social Security, Methamphetamine (drug)

    12. Jan 28, 2006 |Story| Orlando Sentinel

  12. The final hours of space shuttle Challenger

    MONDAY JANUARY 27, 1986 1 P.M.
    Sentinel Staff Writer
    MONDAY JANUARY 27, 1986 1 P.M. In the grandstands at Kennedy Space Center, the crowd waits for the countdown to tick along. It is a brisk and clear Monday, in the 50s, and the sun is shining on friends and relatives of the space shuttle Challenger's...

    Tags: Orlando Weather, Air Transportation Industry, Steaks, Death, Heroism

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