Monthly Archives: February 2012

What is a Theme?

February 28, 2012
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If your child comes home from school and excitedly announces, “Mom, guess what? We’re going to study dinosaurs!” you need to know about themes. Also known as an integrated curriculum, themes are a strategy that educators use to weave the academic work around a topic of study that is interesting to children.

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Tips For Keeping Your Children Safe This Halloween

February 23, 2012
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Halloween trick-or-treating can be dangerous for children, say emergency medicine specialists at Washington University in St. Louis, and close parental supervision is necessary to protect them from injury. When parents focus on potential tampering with treats, they are missing other, far more likely dangers that children may encounter, said Bo Kennedy, M.D., an associate...

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How Glaucoma Occurs

February 21, 2012
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To understand how glaucoma originates, think of the eye as a sink with a faucet and a drain. The “faucet” consists of cells that continually produce fluid that fills the eye. The “drain” lets out excess fluid, so the pressure inside remains constant.

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Study Finds Bypass on Still-Beating Heart is Safe

February 15, 2012
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Performing cardiac surgery while the heart is still beating appears safe for some patients and may bring short-term benefits compared with traditional coronary bypass surgery, study findings suggest. Still, researchers say it is too early to tell whether this so-called off-pump bypass surgery will improve patients’ long-term survival. And the procedure is not for...

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More cheers Laughter Silence BB mumble

February 13, 2012
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“Alright now, you take one tie, put it on your wrist. Jeff you do the same. mumble mumble.” “Ok, you guys… hold on! Uh, M you put it on your wrist, Ok W, you’re going to take on, put it through Monica’s (something)… mumble… If it slips off the hoop, you are disqualified. “mumble...

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Changing Behavior

February 6, 2012
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Dr. Kelly Brownell provides an excellent example of eating behavior in his book, The LEARN® Program for Weight Management 2000. We can view our eating as a chain of events. The chain consists of many links. “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link,” says Dr. Brownell. The key is to break...

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Forecasting your Future

February 6, 2012
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Consider your business and the rapidly changing market. Is it possible that you undervalue your product? Fitness is a practical and valuable application for health management and sports performance. Fitness activities will always be in demand. Given this scenario, it’s unlikely that facilities will experience any shortage of fitness enthusiasts. However, the healthcare industry...

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