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Dr. Jennifer C.
Have been busy lately and expect to be more busy but hope to keep up with the blogs again.Those who exercise regularly, even just walking as an aerobic exercise tend to maintain their muscle strength. Exercise is important not only for cardiovascular effects and preventing osteoporosis but now recent reserach has found that those who do not have ...
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Health Headlines - November 27
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Meredy
Many Type 2 Diabetes Patients Morbidly Obese: U.S. StudyTwenty percent of Americans with type 2 diabetes are more than 100 pounds overweight (morbidly obese), according to a Loyola University Health System study."The rate of morbid obesity among people with diabetes is increasing at a very alarming rate, and this has substantial public health ...
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Very Thankful.
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Rachel M.
On the eve of Thanksgiving Day, I have the chance to look back and really analyze the good stuff. First, I want to say thank you, readers for reading and supporting this blog. Second, too often I get sucked into the “why me?” crap {spent 1.5 hours driving home from the mountains with a very sick, puking, whining 3 year old} only to r ...
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â??India still vulnerable to attackâ??
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shengxiang l.
The paramilitary troops outside the Trident and Taj Mahal hotels suggest a higher level of security a year after militants laid siege to Mumbai, but it may all be a mirage as the country still remains very vulnerable, reports Reuters. While some improvements in security have meant there has not been another attack by Islamist militants since Mumbai ...
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Happy Thanksgiving 2009!
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jharbweave
This morning the hubs and I got up bright and early to participate in the Wheeler Mission's Drumstick Dash. I signed up for the timed 4.5 mile run and the hubs did the 2.3 mile run. He did his without a chip to donate a little extra to Wheeler Mission (a local homeless shelter). It was an amazing experience to run through a bunch of neighborhood ...
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Flying Feather 4 Miler 2009
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Meredith
Hey, this is my 900th post! Let's celebrate with a race report!! I've had laryngitis since about lunch time, so I've had no speaking all afternoon and evening. If you know anything about me, this is killing me! So, it's great to type and feel like I'm communicating. Anyway, the Flying Feather 4 Miler is my favorite race of the year. Not only ...
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Afghan Strategy Will Contain Messages to Several Audiences
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zada p.
WASHINGTON—In declaring Tuesday that he would “finish the job” in Afghanistan, President Obama used a phrase clearly meant to imply that even as he deploys an additional 30,000 or so troops, he has finally figured out how to bring the eight-year-long conflict to an end. Skip to next paragraph Notes from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq ...
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New Job, New Obstacles
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Susan
Okay, am I the only non-American who’s been oddly craving turkey and stuffing all day? :P Well, holiday or not, I hope everyone had a fabulous Thursday :DMine started off a little too early for my liking, so I went for a little comfort in a big bowl of oat bran.With almond butter and marshmallow fluff. Mature, yet immature all at the same tim ...
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The new miracle cure for injuries?
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asdf
It is not unusual cheap watches for sports starts to look for super cures for their injuries. England footballer Wayne Rooney used an oxygen tent prior to the 2006 World Cup to help him recover from a broken foot and six years ago runner Paula Radcliffe rubbed oil from the belly of an emu to ease injuries sustained in a collision with a cyclist. Bu ...
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