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Ask An Expert: Varicose vs. Spider Veins (KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley)
Dr. Thomas Clark and Dr. Filiberto Rodriguez with RGV Vein, Laser & Aesthetic Clinic talked about the difference between varicose and spider veins.
Bull Dogs bury Blue Veins in Oldtimers (Whitehorse Star Daily)
The Whitehorse Oldtimers Hockey League held their annual tournament this past weekend.
Dam-Funk delivers the sho-nuff uncut (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
Pasadena native resurrects West Coast funk... By Ben Westhoff Dam-Funk (pronounced dame-funk) is Damon Riddick, a thirtysomething Los Angelino whose love for the funk permeates his platelets. "During high school I liked a lot of music, but I [realized] that funk was what ran through my veins," he says. "The other stuff was just kind of in my head." Raised in gangland Pasadena, he was able to ...
Photo of the Day: March 9, 2010 (DCist)
With this weekend's Exposed show still bubbling through our veins, it's hard not to peruse the DCist flickr pool with an eye for images that tell a D.C. story. Matt.Dunn is on the money here with this familiar but rarely captured scene , shot on film to boot.
Calif. jury recommends death for serial killer (AP News)
Relatives of four women and a 12-year-old girl who were brutally slain in the late 1970s exploded in applause Tuesday as the jury recommended death for Rodney Alcala, a convicted serial killer whose bizarre defense strategy included lyrics from an Arlo Guthrie song and showing an episode of "The Dating Game."
Too many 'preventable' deaths among new moms, experts say (USA Today)
Pregnancy-related deaths appear to have risen nationwide over the past decade, and while they're very rare about 550 a year out of 4 million births nationally they're nowhere near as rare as they should be. The maternal mortality rate is four times higher than a goal the federal government set for this year.
Designed by Whom? Often It Was a Guess (New York Times)
You can count on the Oscars for a night of epic glamour meant to pump adrenaline into viewers’ veins.
Rodney James Alcala gets the death penalty (Los Angeles Times)
'He's a monster,' one juror said of the man who killed a 12-year-old girl and four women. It took an Orange County jury about one hour Tuesday to vote for the death penalty for convicted serial killer Rodney James Alcala.
Immigration reform rests on a national worker ID (The Christian Science Monitor News)
During their day-to-day activities in public, some 10 million people in the United States live a lie. They pretend to be legal residents when they are not.
NAME STARS, UNNAMED DESIGNERS (The Indiana Gazette)
You can count on the Oscars for a night of epic glamour meant to pump adrenaline into viewers' veins. As for fashion — the kind that pushes boundaries and fires creative minds — its advent on the red carpet is as rare as an ice storm in Belize.