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How to dispose of pharmaceuticals properly

August 5, 2010

How to dispose of pharmaceuticals properly

It's easy for expired pills and leftover prescription drugs to pile up in your drawers. While guidelines vary by state and can change over time, here are tips to help you get rid of them safely:

How to be a better caregiver

July 17, 2010

How to be a better caregiver

As the population ages, a growing number of people are caring for an ailing family member or friend at home. Here are tips from doctors:

How to: Add yoga to your fitness routine

July 9, 2010

How to: Add yoga to your fitness routine

Studies have shown yoga has many health benefits, including increased flexibility and strength and reduced stress. But starting a program can be intimidating. Here are tips from yoga instructors:

How to be a Better Caregiver

June 18, 2010

How to be a Better Caregiver

As the population ages, a growing number of people are caring for an ailing family member or friend at home. Here are tips from doctors:

Hot workout hints: Don't let heat ruin your fitness routine

June 21, 2009

Hot workout hints: Don't let heat ruin your fitness routine

The thought of trying to sweat in the heat and humidity can keep some people on the couch. Here are ways to make hot-weather workouts more appealing.

Learn to Tweak Your Taste Buds

May 21, 2010

Learn to Tweak Your Taste Buds

It really is possible to develop a taste for healthy foods you've avoided for years, nutritionists say:

How to stop teeth grinding

June 14, 2010

How to stop teeth grinding

Roughly 20 percent of adults grind or clench their teeth to the point that they're at risk for permanent tooth and jaw damage, dentists say.

How to help dry eyes

February 8, 2010

How to help dry eyes

Winter can be particularly tough on eyes, mainly due to dry air and wind. Here are 10 ways to prevent redness, irritation, pain and possible long-term damage, optometrists say:

How to Prevent Stress Fractures

July 23, 2010

How to Prevent Stress Fractures

Stress fractures—small cracks in bones, most often in the foot and lower leg—are common injuries in both serious and recreational athletes. Here are trainers' tips on protecting yourself:

How to use hand sanitizers

May 26, 2010

How to use hand sanitizers

Hand-sanitizing gels are a great option for killing germs when you're nowhere near a sink, but only if you follow these tips, doctors say:

How to Pick Your Produce

July 23, 2010

How to Pick Your Produce

The average American household throws away a quarter of fresh fruits and vegetables purchased, often due to spoilage, according to a federal study.

Eat healthy on a budget

May 20, 2010

Eat healthy on a budget

Nutritious foods can be expensive, but dietitians say there are ways to go healthy without going broke:

Are You Eating With Good Form?

May 4, 2010

Are You Eating With Good Form?

How you eat - not just what you eat - can help control weight and keep your digestive tract healthier, dietitians say:

Take a Pill

April 26, 2010

Take a Pill

Many people struggle with gagging when they try to take medicine. Here are tips from pharmacists on getting pills down easier:

Treat Your Sunburn

May 29, 2009

Treat Your Sunburn

While the best way to deal with sunburn is not to get one - think sunscreen, limited midday exposure and hats - here's what to do if you get baked:

How to Use Hand Sanitizers Correctly

April 27, 2010

How to Use Hand Sanitizers Correctly

Hand-sanitizing gels are a great option for killing germs when you're nowhere near a sink, but only if you follow these tips, doctors say:

April 26, 2010

How to Relax at the Doctor's Office

Going to the doctor for a checkup or a diagnosis is near the bottom of many people's list of desired activities. Nurses pass along these tips for feeling less on edge:

How to Pick an Exercise Class

November 9, 2009

How to Pick an Exercise Class

The lengthy menu of group fitness programs at most gyms can be overwhelming. Here is advice from personal trainers on finding one suited for you:

Take an Accurate Temperature

February 12, 2010

Take an Accurate Temperature

Beyond specifically following the instructions on your thermometer, here is advice from doctors on getting accurate readings on possible fever:

Feel the Burn

February 26, 2010

Feel the Burn

The temperature in James Lostetter's favorite yoga class is hotter than the hottest summer day in Hampton Roads, Virigina,-110 degrees or so, factoring in heat and humidity.

Sippin' Tips that Save Calories

December 17, 2009

Sippin' Tips that Save Calories

Here are some tips for cutting the calories, carbohydrates and fat in alcoholic beverages:

Health Signs to Watch for in Kids

November 30, 2009

Health Signs to Watch for in Kids

Parents can do a lot to watch for health problems, as an addition to regular visits to doctors and dentists.

Tips to Keeping Your Locks, Longer

December 21, 2009

Tips to Keeping Your Locks, Longer

Hair loss is partly genetic and partly linked to age, but professional stylists say there are ways to slow down the process - or at least to look less bald:

How to Check Your Skin for Cancer

September 17, 2009

How to Check Your Skin for Cancer

Skin cancer is the most common type of the disease, but even its most deadly form - melanoma - is very curable if caught early. In addition to avoiding overexposure to the sun, doctors recommend monthly self-exams and regular checks from a professional:

How to Get More Antioxidants

October 6, 2009

How to Get More Antioxidants

Foods rich in these substances, which can help prevent premature aging and some chronic diseases, also may help boost your immune system this flu season.

How to Behave After Overeating

January 26, 2010

How to Behave After Overeating

The holidays, which can be a time for eating a whole lot of unhealthy treats, have come and gone. Here's what dietitians advise for those who stuffed themselves a couple of months ago and are still dealing with the extra pounds:

How to Guard Against Gray Hair

March 1, 2010

How to Guard Against Gray Hair

Most gray hairs are unavoidable, the result of aging and genetics. But doctors and hairdressers say there are steps you can try to fight premature loss of pigment:

How to prevent stress fractures

April 24, 2010

How to prevent stress fractures

Stress fractures — small cracks in bones, most often in the foot and lower leg — are common injuries in both serious and recreational athletes. Here are trainers' tips on protecting yourself:

Keep Your Teeth Pearly White

July 3, 2009

Keep Your Teeth Pearly White

Whitening strips and professional treatments aren't the only ways to keep your teeth pearly. Here are a few tips from New Town Dental Arts in James City County, Va.:

How to Build Endurance

March 24, 2010

How to Build Endurance

Want to be able to exercise for longer periods of time? Try these tips from trainers:

Eating Healthy on the Cheap

March 23, 2010

Eating Healthy on the Cheap

Nutritious foods can be expensive, but dietitians say there are ways to go healthy without going broke:

How to Order a Healthier Pizza

February 23, 2010

How to Order a Healthier Pizza

With plenty of basketball games on TV this season, pizza is likely to be on many a dinner menu. Here are ways to make this old favorite healthier, nutritionists say:

How to Switch Doctors

March 9, 2010

How to Switch Doctors

The decision to move to a new medical practice can be awkward, but it doesn't have to be too complicated. Here are the steps to take:

Kick Your Soda Habit

June 22, 2009

Kick Your Soda Habit

Soda is loaded with more calories, sugar and chemicals than many people realize. Here are nutritionists' tips for cutting it out - or at least down:

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    Oct 6, 2010 | Orlando Sentinel
  1. Plaza Theatre hosts Irish Comedy Tour

    Orlando Theater Blog
    Irish humor isn't just for St. Patrick's Day, you know. See for yourself: The Irish Comedy Tour stops at the Plaza Theatre at 8 p.m. Friday. The Irish Comedy Tour takes the party atmosphere of a Dublin pub and combines it with a boisterous trio of...
  2. Feb 23, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  3. Premiere of opera based on Oscar Wilde's 'Being Earnest' highlights Irish arts festival's L.A. offerings (updated)

    Culture Monster
    Without even trying, the Irish have had a huge impact on American arts and culture over the past 150-plus years. Now, with the roaring “Irish Tiger” economy of the early 2000s defanged by a collapsed real estate bubble, they're trying.......
  4. Mar 30, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Oct 13, 2010 |Story| Burbank Leader
  6. Irish plays performed back-to-back to show contrast

    Theatre Banshee is known for its Irish plays, but this season producers are trying something new: staging two Irish plays performed simultaneously so the audience can see one play in the afternoon, take a break, and see the other at night. The first...

    Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Roddy Doyle, Comedy (genre), Bars and Clubs, Republic of Ireland

  7. Nov 19, 2010 |Story| WPMT-LTV
  8. Glee Cast Live In Eurpoean Concert

    After mounting a live stage concert event that played to sold out crowds and great acclaim in four American cities last year, Twentieth Century Fox Television and "Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy are proud to announce the "Glee" cast will travel to Europe to perform on the arena stages of London, Manchester and Dublin this June.
    Staff reporter
    After mounting a live stage concert event that played to sold out crowds and great acclaim in four American cities last year, Twentieth Century Fox Television and "Glee" co-creator Ryan Murphy are proud to announce the "Glee" cast will travel to Europe to...

    Tags: Mark Salling, Twitter, Inc., American Express Company, Culture, Jenna Ushkowitz

  9. Mar 3, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  10. Rethink ‘ye olde' British Isles

    A key to experiencing Great Britain and Ireland smartly in 2010 is to embrace them not as "ye olde" destinations but as modern ones.
    A key to experiencing Great Britain and Ireland smartly in 2010 is to embrace them not as "ye olde" destinations but as modern ones. London is busily preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games, developing its Olympic Park site in the eastern part of the city....

    Tags: United Kingdom, Scotland, Republican Party, Heavy Engineering, Martin Luther King Jr.

  11. Nov 27, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  12. On the Spot: Sound advice for avoiding hotel noise

    <b>Question:</b> On a trip to Ireland we stayed at a hotel in Dublin that was advertised as "a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city center." It was &#8212; until about 2 a.m., when people began leaving the nightclub/pub across the street. There were fights, yelling, honking horns, beer bottles breaking &#8212; and this was a Wednesday night.
    Los Angeles Times Travel editor
    Question: On a trip to Ireland we stayed at a hotel in Dublin that was advertised as "a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city center." It was — until about 2 a.m., when people began leaving the nightclub/pub across the street. There were fights,...

    Tags: Physiology, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Bars and Clubs, Facebook, Los Angeles Times

  13. Dec 24, 2010 |Story| Associated Press
  14. May 30, 2010 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  15. City of Lost Girls. Declan Hughes. Morrow.$24.99. 304 pp.

    City of Lost Girls. Declan Hughes. Morrow.$24.99. 304 pp. Delcan Hughes' tightly plotted novels chronicle the changes in his native Ireland, showing a country that has declined in just a few years from boom times to a depressed economy, like the rest...

    Tags: Movies, Republic of Ireland

  16. Apr 14, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. Dublin noir with an L.A. connection

    These days, Ireland sometimes seems to export writers the way it once did priests. Not least among them is a fine group of first-water crime novelists, including the redoubtable John Banville writing under the pseudonym Benjamin Black.
    These days, Ireland sometimes seems to export writers the way it once did priests. Not least among them is a fine group of first-water crime novelists, including the redoubtable John Banville writing under the pseudonym Benjamin Black. Declan Hughes also...

    Tags: Movies, Los Angeles Times, Juvenile Delinquency, Murder, Harry Dean Stanton

  18. Jan 8, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. 'Leap Year'

    We're told by the "Leap Year" production notes that writers Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont are "well-known as Hollywood 'script doctors.' " Yikes. Is there a doctor for the doctors in the house?
    We're told by the "Leap Year" production notes that writers Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont are "well-known as Hollywood 'script doctors.' " Yikes. Is there a doctor for the doctors in the house? Mid-January and already there's another romantic comedy...

    Tags: Movies, Amy Adams, The Ugly Truth (movie), Health and Medical Professionals, Deborah Kaplan

  20. Jan 7, 2010 |Story| WDCW-LTV
  21. Leap Year

    1 ½ Waffles (Out of 4) - Yes, January is the time for movies with ridiculous premises that make you believe every studio exec in Hollywood is engaging in Amy Winehouse levels of drug use.  Leap Year doesn't disappoint.  It's a movie that makes you think you stepped back into 1950, which makes me wonder why anyone thought we would buy this premise in 2010.
    WaffleMovies.com
    1 ½ Waffles (Out of 4) - Yes, January is the time for movies with ridiculous premises that make you believe every studio exec in Hollywood is engaging in Amy Winehouse levels of drug use. Leap Year doesn't disappoint. It's a movie that makes you think you...

    Tags: Movies, Amy Adams, Deborah Kaplan, Academy Awards, Celebrities and Bad Behavior

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