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Del Rosario making a comeback
A lot has happened since UC Irvine psychology grad Shane Del Rosario last stepped into the Octagon for real. It was February of 2011 when he submitted Lavar Johnson in a Strikeforce heavyweight bout, and Del Rosario seemed to be on the mixed martial arts...
Tags: Health, College Sports, Human Interest, Ultimate Fighting Championship, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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A Word, Please: The prickly nature of prepositions
When I get emails from native English speakers who have questions about grammar or usage, it makes me feel useful. They're seeking the same type of information I've sought in the past, which means I'm usually in a position to help. That's a nice feeling....Tags: Health
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The Crowd: Tiffany and Co. celebrates 175 years
In another election year, perhaps one of the most significant in American history, the president-elect wanted to buy his wife a gift of jewelry to wear at his inauguration. The year was 1861 and the new American leader was Abraham Lincoln. He walked into...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Charity, Health, Tiffany & Company, Personal Service
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Coroner: Driver dies after suffering heart attack while driving
A Laguna Niguel man died Thursday after the vehicle he was driving struck a pole in a parking lot in Costa Mesa, authorities said. Steven Takei, 56, appeared to have a heart attack while behind the wheel in the 24 Hour Fitness parking lot in the 500...Tags: Health, Heart Attack
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Reporters' Notebook: Sweating it out in Bikram yoga
We like to think of ourselves as active, but we found a new challenge in Bikram yoga. We've always wanted to do Bikram, which consists of 26 postures performed in a room heated to 105 degrees, with 40% humidity. So, when we saw the Groupon deal for 25...Tags: Yoga, American Red Cross, Groupon, Inc., Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), Health
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Thank you, SOY: Letters from alumni
Editor's note: The following are from the SOY Scholarship Program alumni. Minimal edits have been made to preserve the writers' voices as it originally appeared at a December fundraiser. Dear Guest, First allow me to thank you for attending this event....Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Schools, High Schools, Teaching and Learning, Financial Aid
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He's going the distance
For Newport Beach resident Joe Taricani, life is one big marathon. Seriously. The 53-year-old is encouraging participants at the Oasis Senior Center, part of the Newport Beach Recreation & Senior Services Department, to get out and move by web streaming...
Tags: Health, Sports, Apple iTunes, Cancer
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Revitalization in the works for Triangle Square
The owners of Triangle Square are rebranding the struggling Costa Mesa shopping center as The Triangle, where an upscale restaurant, entertainment and retail will mix with late hours, alcohol sales and a 10-lane bowling alley. Newport Beach-based...Tags: Rental Service, Niketown, Health, Sports, Virgin Group, Ltd.
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Apodaca: Kids and parents need balance in summer activities
Oh, the joys of spring! Flowers are in bloom, tax returns are due, and parents are stressing out over what the heck to do with their kids this summer. When I was young, back in the Mesozoic Era, the lazy days of summer were all about playing outside...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Mountains, Health, Landforms, Family
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'Beauty from the inside out'
Jenna Lobos wants you to look and feel good. That's why the entrepreneur, natural health practitioner and founder of Corona del Mar's BeautyMark Organics has launched an all-organic skin-care line under the same company name. There's the tangerine...Tags: Science and Technology, Health, Real Estate, Services and Shopping
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Mesa Musings: A mani-pedi tale for men
My wife and I have been retired from our respective professions for nearly four years. I'd wager that Hedy and I have seen more of each other over the last 48 months than we did the previous 396 months of our 37-year marriage. If I didn't know better, I'...Tags: Health, IHOP Corporation, Personal Service, Starbucks Corp., Parkinson's Disease
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Classically Trained: Chicago Symphony makes stop in Costa Mesa
It was the kind of concert that you walked in thinking about, underwent intermission thinking about and left thinking about, too. That's because the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's single-night, stop-on-the-tour performance Feb. 17 in Costa Mesa wasn't...Tags: Music Industry, Culture, Entertainment, Riccardo Muti, Concerts
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