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Don't brush off the tools
You've invested in top-quality paint, and have painstakingly prepped and primed your home for a fantastic paint job, so this is no time to skimp on tools. "You've spent $30 or even $50 on a gallon on paint, so don't buy a 99 cent brush," said Debbie...Tags: Health, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Science and Technology, Human Body, Arthritis
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Funeral date set for Russell 'Rusty' Porter in Springfield
ReporterThe family of Russell “Rusty” Porter are preparing for his funeral and visitation. On April 17, Porter and his wife, Rebecca Porter, disappeared from their Willard home. In July, a Taney County deputy discovered their bodies in a rural...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, MRI (imaging), Health Treatments, Auto Racing, Bethesda (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Step into a suit that let's you experience what it feels like to be elderly
WDBJ-TV Anchor/ReporterWhat if you could step into the body of a person 20, 30 or 40 years older than you? What would it feel like? Architects at one Roanoke firm found out. You see they tried on what's called the Third Age Suit. It was designed in Europe and it's meant...Tags: Bunion, Architecture, Arthritis, Arts and Culture
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Series: Art is good for health
Paintings can do more than decorate a home. They can also save your brain. Studies show that exposure to a diverse range of arts and other educational stimuli over long periods of time can decrease memory loss by up to 50%, said Dr. William Shankle,...Tags: Brain, Diseases and Illnesses, Museums, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Alzheimer's Disease
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L.I. Shoplifter Has Weeks To Live After Ruining Chances For Heart Transplant
Staff reporterA Long Island woman with end-stage heart disease has only weeks to live after she lost her chance at a heart transplant for shoplifting back in September. Now Diane McCloud and her lawyer are asking to be released into a hospice, so she doesn't spend her...Tags: Heart Disease, Long Island, Heart Transplants, Judges, Punishment
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Primetime gadgets: Winter friendly
It's that time of year for bundling up in front of the fire, fixing a drink and watching the temperature drop. Here are some products that make winter more friendly, cozy and delicious.
LemonFriend
The LemonFriend is your friend too. It is a simple...Tags: Allergies, Human Body, Health, Lab Tests, Human Body
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Robotic surgery grows, but so do questions
These days, some surgeons have four arms and are made of metal and plastic. Use of a robotic assistant called the Da Vinci Surgical System has quadrupled in the last four years, and the machine now helps with incisions and sutures in 2,000 hospitals...
Tags: Intuitive Surgical Incorporated, Hospitals and Clinics, Prostate Cancer, Massachusetts General Hospital, Prostate
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
5 - 6 a.m. The Satursday Morning Show with Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong 5:05 a.m. It’s the 30th anniversary of the Farm Toy and Antique Tractor Show in Sublette, Illinois. Max Armstrong visits with Don Dingus, one of the show founders,...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Entertainment, Syngenta AG, Rod Blagojevich, Music
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Meyersdale women talk about Lyme disease
Daily American Staff WriterIn the summer of 2009, Diane Sechler, Meyersdale, had decreasing strength in her arms and hands, with recurrent trigger fingers and carpal tunnel syndrome. But her arthritis tests were negative. "I had two surgeries but kept having unbearable symptoms,"...Tags: Long Island, Multiple Sclerosis, Lyme, Berks County, Lyme Disease
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Paying It Forward In Camp Hill
Multi-media JournalistSarah Sheaffer, a 24-year-old girl in Cumberland County was looking forward to being on her favorite TV show, Pay it Forward. "Paying it forward was something that she just giggled and laughed, that was her ritual," said her mom, Suzanne. Her mother...Tags: Parkinson's Disease, Arthritis
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City police look for suspects in barber shop shooting
City police released surveillance camera stills that they believe show two suspects involved in the Dec. 14 robbery-shooting of a Northeast Baltimore barber shop employee.
The victim, who was listed in critical condition, is expected to survive, but...Tags: Shootings
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