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This is the meanest, most capable version of the latest Mustang, amplifying its sports car tendencies. This greater focus asks greater sacrifices of drivers, both from a daily driving perspective and ...

Blue Light and Your Skin. Research shows blue light from electronic devices can lead to changes in your skin cells, including cell shrinkage and death. These speed up the aging process.

But bringing blue-hued Grand Admiral Thrawn to live-action was a challenge, “Ahsoka” showrunner Dave Filoni told TheWrap at Star Wars Celebration on Saturday. “Blue is a tricky one ...

The suit described Blue as a 4-year-old member of the Trakehner breed, and that Ayers and Stima told Chapman the horse “was calm and had a quiet disposition.” ...

Argyria is a rare condition that causes blue or silver-gray skin color. This discoloration can happen when the body comes in contact with excessive amounts of silver and experiences silver ...

Paul Karason, the man with blue skin and white beard, died this week. He was 62. Karason was being treated for pneumonia at the time of his death, and had also recently suffered a heart attack and ...

Feeling Blue Over Skin Color. Users of colloidal silver, like Paul Karason, say their skin has changed color. By ABC News. July 31, 2008, 2:23 PM.

Blue lips, like any blue skin, results from a lack of oxygen in the blood. Blood that is full of oxygen is red, creating a warm hue, especially on lighter skin. Blood that is low in oxygen is blue ...

An elderly horse, suffering from rain scald and seriously underweight, has been admitted to The Blue Cross equine welfare centre in Staffordshire for specialist rehabilitation.

The importance of a horse's skin can't be understated, and the Total Equine Veterinary Associates said that when a horse loses 50 percent or more of its skin to burns it is almost always fatal.