Carpal tunnel syndrome

What is carpal tunnel syndrome? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a very common condition that causes persistent or frequent pains in the wrist and hand, especially after protracted use of the typewriter or computer keyboard, and resulting from months or years of prolonged and repeated extension and flexion of the wrist, or making the same…

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LADWP faces lawsuits for alleged overcharges

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has been sued for alleged fraud, breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and other violations, by customers claiming they were overcharged due to the department’s computer billing system, Los Angeles Daily News reported. “DWP’s new billing system is highly dysfunctional,” said Tim Blood, an attorney representing clients in…

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Absence and abandonment of US residence

Roberto and Rosalie immigrated to the United States in May 2013 through the petition of their only son Carlos, who is in the military, and who lives in North Carolina. They have a comfortable life in the Philippines owning several fish ponds and rice lands in Bataan. They did not really want to migrate, but…

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LADWP faces lawsuits for alleged overcharges

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has been sued for alleged fraud, breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and other violations, by customers claiming they were overcharged due to the department’s computer billing system, Los Angeles Daily News reported. “DWP’s new billing system is highly dysfunctional,” said Tim Blood, an attorney representing clients in…

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Tackle Safety Before the Big Game

Sunday’s big game will draw millions of excited viewers, who should never lose sight of the electrical hazards that come with enjoying the day. ​Smart decisions and precautions are the best way to win over the electrical hazards that come with Sunday’s game. Added: January 26, 2015 | By Paul Netter In a football game,…

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Study shows dementia ‘link’ to common over-the-counter drugs

A new study from the JAMA Internal Medicine journal has linked commonly used medicines, including over-the-counter treatments for conditions such as insomnia and hay-fever, to dementia. Medical experts say that people do not need to panic or stop taking their prescriptions. The medication types in questions are all drugs with an “anticholinergic” effect. Researchers at…

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Neutral ground

FOLLOWING the bloodbath between the Philippine National Police-Special Action Force (PNP-SAF), elements of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Mamasapano, Maguindanao on Sunday, Jan. 25, the fate of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) hangs in a balance. The Bangsamoro Basic Law is a peace pact made…

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The Pope, the Pharisee and the Publican

ALONG with the outpouring of affection for Pope Francis came a flood of self-righteousness and hypocrisy. When the Pope called for a rejection of corruption in government and society, pretenders to moral ascendancy immediately began pointing fingers at others while implying that they themselves were above reproach. Noynoy Aquino himself could not help positioning himself…

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LA City Attorney’s office to hold immigration forums

THE Los Angeles City Attorney’s office is taking steps to protect immigrants who may be affected by President Barack Obama’s executive order on immigration from scam artists. “The president has taken executive action on an important opportunity to obtain temporary legal status for immigrants within this region,” said City Attorney Mike Feuer. “With that opportunity…

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LAUSD attendance drop could cost $100 million

THE Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) reported a 3.6 percent drop in student attendance during the first semester, a number that could cost it more than $100 million in state funding. On Jan. 13, LAUSD reported an average daily attendance of 513,765.9, down from last year’s 532,932.8. Each 3 percent decline in attendance costs…

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Mayor Garcetti seeks to cut civilian injury-leave pay

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is seeking a roughly 25 percent cut in civilian workers’ injury-leave pay, an unusually generous benefit that some believe has contributed to increasing taxes. Along with healthcare and pension costs, injury-leave pay is one of several areas where the city is seeking concessions from labor, the mayor confirmed. Union representatives…

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Mayor Garcetti seeks to cut civilian injury-leave pay

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is seeking a roughly 25 percent cut in civilian workers’ injury-leave pay, an unusually generous benefit that some believe has contributed to increasing taxes. Along with healthcare and pension costs, injury-leave pay is one of several areas where the city is seeking concessions from labor, the mayor confirmed. Union representatives…

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LAUSD attendance drop could cost $100 million

THE Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) reported a 3.6 percent drop in student attendance during the first semester, a number that could cost it more than $100 million in state funding. On Jan. 13, LAUSD reported an average daily attendance of 513,765.9, down from last year’s 532,932.8. Each 3 percent decline in attendance costs…

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LA City Attorney’s office to hold immigration forums

THE Los Angeles City Attorney’s office is taking steps to protect immigrants who may be affected by President Barack Obama’s executive order on immigration from scam artists. “The president has taken executive action on an important opportunity to obtain temporary legal status for immigrants within this region,” said City Attorney Mike Feuer. “With that opportunity…

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