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Photograph by Don Klumpp/Getty Images Virginia Beach Rank: 40 Population: 438,243 Nestled next to Chesapeake (No. 45), Virginia Beach has all the activities you would expect from its name, with a fishing pier, jet skiing, and long, yellow sandy beachfront. Virginia Beach ranks the...

Photograph by Alessandro Cosmelli/Contrasto/Redux Dallas Rank: 41 Population: 1,199,739 Dallas is arguably the focal point for oversize American culture: fried food, mechanic bull riding, and glitzy displays of largesse that inspire stereotypes and television shows alike. If you just...

Photograph by Elfi Kluck/Getty Images Reno, Nevada Rank: 42 Population: 225,561 Known for its mining and casinos, Reno lately has struggled to park patrons in the seats of slot machines; its 11.7 percent unemployment rate is the highest on this list. The city has worked to reinvent...

Photograph by Brian Stablyk/Getty Images Scottsdale, Arizona Rank: 43 Population: 214,770 Scottsdale bills itself as “The West’s Most Western Town.” It's also a richer, safer sister to Arizona’s capital, Phoenix. Scottsdale residents earn almost $40,000 more in median household income...

Photograph by Brian Stablyk/Getty Images Phoenix Rank: 44 Population: 1,418,687 While the dry heat can get to you in Arizona’s state capital and largest city—it logged temperatures as high as 116 degrees this August—Greater Phoenix is a sunshine lover’s dream. The city has more than 300...

Photograph by Cameron Davidson/Getty Images Chesapeake, Virginia Rank: 45 Population: 223,454 Chesapeake is one of the nation’s safest cities. It's nestled between Virginia Beach and the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in the southeastern corner of Virginia, but some...

Photograph by Alan Copson/Getty Images Cleveland Rank: 46 Population: 396,441 Cleveland's sports teams take their lumps, and onetime local hero LeBron James didn't help matters by taking his talents to Florida. Still, plenty of chefs have kept the food in Cleveland at a high level, led...

Photograph by Walter Bibikow/Getty Images St. Louis Rank: 47 Population: 304,219 St. Louis is a fun place to be, at No. 10 in our leisure rankings, on the strength of such attractions as the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, outdoor sculpture center Citygarden, and the Gateway Arch. It’s a...

Photograph by Joseph Sohm/Getty Images Omaha Rank: 48 Population: 416,855 The home town of the Oracle, Warren Buffett, suffers from last-place air quality among the cities on this list. But Omahans have world-class activities to enjoy inside: The city boasts the Joslyn Art Museum, and...

Photograph by J. Luke/Getty Images Anchorage, Alaska Rank: 49 Population: 297,018 Alaska may seem an extreme place to live, with its long summer days and winter nights. Anchorage's winters are milder than further inland in the state, and its residents’ boots are well heeled, as Anchorage...

Photograph by Markus Henttonen/Gallery Stock Los Angeles Rank: 50 Population: 3,811,518 The country's second-largest city squeaked into this year’s rankings at 50th place, dragged down by poor air quality and high unemployment. But with its iconic beaches, celebrity culture, and more than...

Photograph by Henryk Kaiser The Best Places to Live It's impossible to say what's "best" for everyone, of course. But where's the fun in not trying? Welcome to Businessweek.com’s second America’s Best Cities ranking. With assistance from Bloomberg Rankings, Businessweek.com evaluated 100 of...

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Thai 'woman' in Zouk cardiac arrest dies AsiaOne Thursday, Jan 10, 2013 SINGAPORE: A young Thai man who collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest at nightclub Zouk's New Year Countdown bash has died. Mr Anan Tunsuwan, 26, was in a coma for ten days before passing away on Thursday morning...

10 places for life-saving machines Tuesday, 19 l 07 l 2011 Source: The Straits Times By: Grace Chua Devices at key locations can help lower heart attack deaths PUTTING machines that jump-start patients’ hearts in 10 key locations around the island could save the lives...

NSman suffers cardiac arrest during IPPT training AsiaOne Friday, Feb 22, 2013 A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Operationally-Ready National Serviceman, Lance Corporal (LCP) (NS) Chew Koh Leong, 32, suffered a cardiac arrest today at 7.25pm while performing his IPPT Preparatory Training in...

Bus passenger grabs wheel after driver collapses February 21, 2013 - 11:48pm By: Karen Gwee Sze Chieh Foo Jie Ying PHOTO: Lianhe Wanbao When the SBS Transit bus driver suddenly suffered cardiac arrest while driving, a 76-year-old hero stepped up and saved the day. The man, who only gave...

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