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Going the extra mile for children
Julieanne Papa noticed something odd during her 18-week ultrasound in late March 2011. It looked like her baby's heart had only two chambers. "Aren't there supposed to be four?" the Costa Mesa mother of two asked the technician. The following day, a...
Tags: Honda Center, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Hospitals and Clinics
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Smith: Rohrabacher is just being true to beliefs
In my life, I have watched a man walk on the moon, seen the fall of the Berlin Wall, and observed America twice elect a black man to the presidency. In Hawaii in 1999, I saw a chicken cross the road, and several years ago on Highway 152 in Northern...Tags: Loudon Wainwright III, Dana Rohrabacher, Washington, DC, Berlin Wall's Fall (1989)
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Virgen's View: Sapolu remains passionate, humble
The story of Jesse Sapolu could have been a sad memoir, a cautionary tale for the toughest of men. Simply put, Sapolu risked his life to play football. The choices he made against the reality of a heart defect could have served as a warning for...
Tags: National Football Conference, ESPN (tv network), Jerry Rice, Sports, Football
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High School Football: Amies rises to the top
The kicker in football is someone who doesn't always get a lot of credit. Sure, a game-winning kick is great, but more often the kicker is someone who is taken for granted at best and blamed for a team's troubles at worst. He's usually seen as...
Tags: Cardiologists, Ryan Baker , Angel Stadium of Anaheim, California Interscholastic Federation, Miami Dolphins
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Smith: Holidays bring memories of my 'holy trinity'
Among the too many items on my desk is a photograph of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Kay. Many years ago, the Kays provided me with the guidance I needed to become, for better or worse, the person I am today. Had I not known them, I could easily have wound up...Tags: Parenting
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Local teen raises money for Giving it Back to Kids
Amid the many booths of handmade and commercial jewelry and accessories, 13-year-old Ali Pfleger's booth, My Passion, blends in well. With her handcrafted beaded and wire necklaces, bracelets and rings, photo notecards and small key chains and...
Tags: Vietnam, Religious Festivals, Christmas, Holidays
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OCC's Altobelli named conference Male-Sport Coach of the Year
Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli has been named the Orange Empire Conference's Male-Sport Coach of the Year, as voted by conference administrators. "It's quite an honor," said Altobelli, who is in his 20th year. "It's always nice to...
Tags: Piracy, College Baseball, Baseball, Cancer, College Sports
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Colleges: Vanguard braces for road challenge
The Vanguard University women's basketball team is only halfway through its Golden State Athletic Conference schedule. But the Lions (15-3, 9-1 in conference and ranked No. 9 in the NAIA) are just four days away from potentially determining their...Tags: Cal State Northridge Matadors, California State University, Northridge, UC Davis Aggies, Baseball, College Baseball
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No stopping OCC's Alto
John Altobelli hits a switch in his new ballpark office and the view of the Orange Coast College baseball diamond reveals itself behind a retractable metal window.
It's a new experience for the man who began his 20th season as the school's baseball coach...Tags: Culture, Culture, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (movie), Baseball, College Baseball
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OCC's Altobelli on mend
Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli was resting comfortably at Hoag Hospital Thursday night after undergoing open heart surgery earlier to repair a weakened valve, said his brother, Tony Altobelli.
John Altobelli, 48, preparing for his...Tags: Health, Baseball, College Baseball, College Sports, Hospitals and Clinics
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'Long shot' chance proves lifesaving
La Misión is a small, coastal Baja town. Well, actually, in reality three small communities make up the larger area called La Misión, population 920, according to the 2010 census. Most of the roads are dirt. There isn't a single stoplight, though there...Tags: Health, 2010 Census, Heart Problems, Rodeo, Religion and Belief
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Colleges: BWC's add may subtract
San Diego State is set to join the Big West Conference in several sports, most notably men's basketball, for the 2013-14 school year. The recent announcement was heralded enthusiastically by Big West officials, who are paid to be enthusiastic about...Tags: Mike Taylor, Labor Legislation, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, College Sports, Mountain West Conference
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