分类： 信息化
2014-01-03 13:51:30
Politics Nation Now Politics Now Top of the Ticket Share It Now Science Science Now Obituaries Religion World World Now Afghanistan war Africa Americas Asia Europe Middle East Business Money Co. Top of the Ticket Readers' Rep Shop Daily Deals Travel Offers Weekly Circulars Offers Deals Sports Gear LA Times Product See More Member Center Alerts Newsletters Jobs Cars Real Estate Rentals Weekly Circulars Local Directory Place Ad
Metta World Peace says he'll buy LeBron James' new shoes
After initially majoring in math at St. John's University, it appears Metta World Peace knows a thing or two about numbers. He might not show it when he shoots a contested three pointer and hopes that it improves his 34.2% career mark from three point range. But World Peace demonstrated it when analyzing the simple economics regarding LeBron James' new Nike shoes dubbed the "Signature X" that are selling for a reported $315. World Peace hardly flinched at the price and claimed he'd buy a pair for himself and his son for one reason only. Mission to hold Good Friday Easter event for homeless
March 29, 2013 By KTLA
Thousands of meals, Easter baskets and shoes will be handed out on Good Friday at the Los Angeles Mission on skid row. Mission, at 5th and Wall streets. Celebrities, local leaders and other volunteers will help serve about 3,500 meals, KTLA TV reported. More than 1,000 hand packed Easter baskets will be handed out to kids, and adults will receive hygiene kits. Foot washing, which has spiritual and practical significance, will be provided by the Los Angeles Christian Health Centers.
USC doctors give advice for marathon
March 16, 2013 By Mary MacVean, Los Angeles Times
Two doctors from Keck Medical Center at USC set the record straight on preparing for and recovering from a marathon. They talked with The Times and answered readers' questions on Monday. Some excerpts of the online chat follow. Or listen to the entire conversation here. Dr. Sharon Orrange is an internist at Keck who has run the marathon and has worked at the finish line. Dr. Seth Gamradt is director of orthopedic athletic medicine at Keck and is a triathlete. They talked with The Times and answered readers' questions on Monday. Some excerpts of the online chat follow. Or listen to the entire conversation here. Dr. Sharon Orrange is an internist at Keck who has run the marathon and has worked at the finish line. Dr. Seth Gamradt is director of orthopedic athletic medicine at Keck and is a triathlete. Question: Some people get in trouble by drinking too much water during the race.
Feminist to her feet: Shoe shopping with Dolores Huerta
May 25, 2012 By Patt Morrison
Dolores Huerta is the co founder of the United Farm Workers and an committed feminist who now heads her own foundation . For her, even a shoe shopping expedition can be laden with socio politics. For Mother's Day, her son said he was buying her new shoes. "We go to the store," she told me, "and there's nobody to help you. When I was young, there was always somebody who could help you. [Now] it's like our time isn't valuable, so we have to look to find the things we need. Mission to hold Good Friday Easter event for homeless
March 29, 2013 By KTLA
Thousands of meals, Easter baskets and shoes will be handed out on Good Friday at the Los Angeles Mission on skid row. Mission, at 5th and Wall streets. Celebrities, local leaders and other volunteers will help serve about 3,500 meals, KTLA TV reported. More than 1,000 hand packed Easter baskets will be handed out to kids, and adults will receive hygiene kits. Michael Levi volunteered at the Venice Family Clinic, he saw one aspect of the lives of the poor and homeless with a podiatrist's eye: foot problems caused by poverty. "I saw a lot of patients who had poor shoe gear, and some not wearing socks," says Levi, 33, a Santa Monica podiatrist who founded the Venice clinic's foot care unit in 1988. karaoke scenes
