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- That subtle whisper of apathy you didn't hear was the Ducks winning Game 1 - AP

- For the man who has everything, wrecked pieces from Lindsay Lohan's f'ed up Mercedes - eBay

- Speaking of... Linds was way more wasted this weekend than you were - X17

- Gotta say this about the Nigerians, they really are taking this Internet scam shit seriously - LA Times

- The medical administrator of the LAPD personnel department quit because too many new fatties are getting let in due to the cop shortage - UPI

- The Dodger Stadium Pigvillion is getting good reviews - AP

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- Triple amputee makes it through UCLA Med School - Earthtimes

- Charles Nelson Reilly, who was brilliant on Match Game, died on Friday - Reuters

- Mischa Barton hospitalized - Reuters

- Get ready for the LA River bicycle ride - Green LA Girl

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