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  • Iowa Students Earn PE Credit by Doing Yard Work for the Elderly and People With Disabilities

    05/29/2022 8:16:53 AM PDT · by Leaning Right · 30 replies
    People ^ | June 13, 2019 | Char Adams
    A group of Iowa students is stepping up to help community members get their yards ready for the summer — and they’re earning physical education credit in the process! High school students at the Alternative Learning Center in Dubuque spent the last two weeks of the school year getting their hands dirty, Tim Hitzler, the social studies teacher who started the program, tells PEOPLE. They’ve signed up to help the elderly and those with disabilities with garden work, cutting down bamboo, and even tending to chicken coops...
  • PFIZER JUST POSTED ABOUT BLOOD CLOTS ON THEIR OFFICIAL TWITTER ACCOUNT

    02/14/2022 12:54:35 PM PST · by frankis4liberty · 110 replies
    "Deep vein thrombosis (#DVT), a blood clot in a deep vein, can travel to the lungs, leading to a pulmonary embolism (#PE). Symptoms of PE include difficulty breathing and chest pain. Contact your doctor if experiencing symptoms—this is no time to wait." https://mobile.twitter.com/pfizer/status/1493238623633870850
  • Do You Have the Right To Give Free Advice?

    10/21/2013 4:24:53 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 12 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | October 21, 2013 | Rebecca Furdek
    Young Voices is a new project which exists to achieve greater media representation for promising college students and young professionals. Every week a different Advocate will comment on the stories which impact their lives. What do we do when we want advice? Sometimes, we choose to seek out a licensed professional. Other times, we simply rely first – and perhaps ultimately – on the recommendations of those around us. Every day, we give opinions and advice to friends, family members, neighbors, and colleagues on everything from parenting tips to home decorating to common health concerns. Furthermore, the Internet and its...
  • NEW LONDON SCHOOL EXPLOSION {1937, March 18}

    03/18/2013 5:59:33 AM PDT · by thackney · 20 replies
    The Handbook of Texas Online ^ | 1938, 1977 | Irvin M. May, Jr
    NEW LONDON SCHOOL EXPLOSION. In 1937 New London, Texas, in northwest Rusk County, had one of the richest rural school districts in the United States. Community residents in the East Texas oilfield were proud of the beautiful, modern, steel-framed, E-shaped school building. On March 18 students prepared for the next day's Interscholastic Meet in Henderson. At the gymnasium, the PTA met. At 3:05 P.M. Lemmie R. Butler, instructor of manual training, turned on a sanding machine in an area which, unknown to him, was filled with a mixture of gas and air. The switch ignited the mixture and carried the...
  • Rep. Anthony Weiner's car is registered in New York but way out of date

    06/05/2011 2:43:13 AM PDT · by South40 · 69 replies
    NYDailyNews.com ^ | June 5, 2011 | ALISON GENDAR
    After a week of facing questions about lewd Twitter photos, Rep. Anthony Weiner Saturday had more explaining to do: why his Nissan Pathfinder has New York license plates but a 2007 registration sticker. A photo of Weiner behind the wheel of his more than 20-year-old SUV appeared in Saturday's Daily News as he left his Washington home Friday night. ((snip)) In March, the Roll Call, a Capitol Hill newspaper, reported Weiner owed more than $2,000 in parking tickets for violations around the Capitol and near Reagan National Airport.
  • Parents Upset Over Gym Class Run by Marine Corps Recruiter

    05/20/2006 1:55:14 PM PDT · by Diana in Wisconsin · 90 replies · 1,793+ views
    JSOnline via AP ^ | May 20, 2006 | Staff Writer from AP
    MADISON, WI (AP) -- A high school principal admitted erring in letting a Marine Corps recruiter conduct a physical education class, but some parents said they remain concerned about the move they called a backdoor effort to recruit students. School officials shouldn't have let the recruiter and other corps members conduct the classes, which one student said featured an obstacle course and members "screaming" at students "totally Marine-style," said principal Alan Harris of Madison's East High School. "We made an error. We're going to act to ensure that it doesn't happen again," Harris said, who said "a handful of parents"...
  • San Carlos phys ed teacher suspected of videotaping students

    01/03/2006 8:17:58 PM PST · by TFFKAMM · 13 replies · 1,140+ views
    San Francisco Chronicle ^ | 1/3/06 | Bay City News
    A physical education teacher at a San Carlos middle school is behind bars today, suspected of videotaping female students as they changed clothes, the San Carlos Police Department reported. San Bruno resident Neal Sato, 34, was arrested today after an approximately six-week-long investigation into the Central Middle School teacher's alleged improper behavior, the Police Department reported. Police first became aware of the situation after an eighth-grade student reported that she believed Sato, who also serves as the school's athletics director, had secretly been videotaping her while she changed clothes. After obtaining a search warrant, police detectives reportedly seized computers belonging...
  • Reuters: Premature ejaculation drug delays climax

    05/23/2005 10:22:55 AM PDT · by ambrose · 56 replies · 1,374+ views
    Reuters ^ | 5.23.05
    Premature ejaculation drug delays climax Monday May 23, 1:13 pm ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first drug formulated to treat premature ejaculation delayed climax and increased reported satisfaction in a late-stage study, its developer, Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ - News), said on Monday. A Phase III clinical trial of 2,614 men showed the drug provided "significant improvements in sexual function, including ejaculatory control, satisfaction with sexual intercourse for men and their partners, and increases in intravaginal ejaculatory latency time," Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, a unit of J&J, said in a statement. The drug, called dapoxetine, is being co-developed by J&J's Alza Corp....
  • Experts Dissatisfied With P.E. Classes

    01/17/2005 2:18:31 PM PST · by anniegetyourgun · 36 replies · 665+ views
    AP ^ | 1/17/05 | COLIN FLY
    NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - As American children grow fatter and more out of shape, physical education classes are being found wanting. Experts say there's little accountability for P.E. teachers in most schools. They say the classes are often poorly run, and students don't spend much time in them anyway. Lisa Lewis, a health professor, heard her two sons talk about how bad their high school P.E. class was, so she went to see for herself. "It's been terrible," she said. The teacher was a basketball coach, and "that's basically all they did - play basketball between 40 and 50 kids."...
  • Study suggests adding an hour of PE time may fight child obesity

    09/07/2004 6:42:04 AM PDT · by truthandlife · 39 replies · 888+ views
    Houston Chronicle (AP) ^ | 9/7/04 | RICK CALLAHAN
    Just an extra hour of exercise a week could significantly cut obesity among young overweight girls, according to a study that researchers say could lead to major changes in the way schools fight obesity. ADVERTISEMENT The study -- the largest look yet at obesity among young children -- did not show the same results for boys, possibly because they generally get more exercise than girls. Still, Dr. Rebecca Unger, a pediatrician at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, said the findings show the important role schools can play to prevent obesity and its health ramifications. She said the study highlights the...
  • Confessions of a high-school dropout

    01/03/2004 4:08:58 AM PST · by JustPiper · 35 replies · 861+ views
    WND ^ | 1-3-04 | Kyle Williams-Veritas
    Confessions of a high-school dropout On August 30, I wrote of my decision to dive into the public school system of Oklahoma – and it's been quite an experience. This coming Monday, many Oklahoma public school students will be returning to school on the first day of the second semester. I won't. I won't be returning to the government schooling system. Why? Because I'm a failure. I've fallen short of the bar, and I'm nothing short of a disappointment to society. I've fallen short by failing to adopt the art of vulgar language in common speech. I'm assuming this falls...
  • History of bull markets rife with folly (The Worst Is Yet To Come)

    07/30/2002 8:24:36 AM PDT · by shrinkermd · 39 replies · 277+ views
    CBS Marketwatch ^ | 30 July 2002 | Tom Calandra
    SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Wall Street says the worst of the stock market is behind us. The brokers' highly paid strategists, sweating bullets, are urging America to buy early and often. History will demonstrate the stock market's cheerleaders are premature. Just look at the three great bull markets of modern history. The biggest one we know all about: it ended two years ago, and its aftermath has bankrupted thousands of companies and erased $7 trillion or more of American wealth. The other two great bull markets? One was during America's roaring 1920s, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more...
  • ANATOMY OF A BUBBLE: WHERE IT ALL WENT WRONG

    07/21/2002 4:08:08 PM PDT · by Soren · 36 replies · 388+ views
    decisionpoint.com ^ | 7/5/02 | Carl Swenlin
    ANATOMY OF A BUBBLE: WHERE IT ALL WENT WRONG The charts on this page show the S&P 500 (black line) in relation to its normal P/E range. The lines composing the channel show where the S&P 500 would be if it were overvalued (red line), undervalued (green line), and fairly valued (blue line). The three charts below show that the S&P rarely moves outside that range. When it does, it signals extraordinary risk (higher than the channel) or extraordinary value (lower than the channel. Also, the direction in which the channel is moving tells us whether earnings are expanding or...