From the Associated Press: Entertainer Michael Jackson, 50, has been taken to the hospital, suffering from an apparent heart attack. According to differenrt sources, such as TMZ and E! Entertainment Television, Jackson was taken to Ronald reagan UCLA Medical center just after 1:00 PM this afternoon. Conditions as of press toime are still unfolding, so conditions will likely change as we learn more.
More details will be revealed as conditions warrant.
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- In 2007, I had two short short stories published- both in local anthologies, "Unexpected Metaphors", in August 2007, and "See The Water Rise/Ver Las Aguas Subir", in November 2007. I'm a 2009 graduate of Humanity in Perspective, a academic year-long class run by Reed College and the Oregon Council of Humanities.
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