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So you want to be a Test Kitchen intern: Meet Jonathan Wing
Daily DishAs you can see, we have no fun in the Test Kitchen. Nope, not an ounce of it. Fire and knives aside, working in a test kitchen is actually a lot of fun. We are constantly testing and developing a...... -
UCLA football: Norm Chow to become Utah's offensive coordinator, source says
The Fabulous ForumThe Norm Chow watch is about to come to an end. Chow, replaced as UCLA's offensive coordinator by Mike Johnson, will be named the offensive coordinator at the University of Utah, according to a source in the UCLA athletic department....... -
The success recipe for fitness: Mix in the fun
Put away the eggnog and break out the tennis shoes — it's New Year's resolution time, and no doubt millions have made the pledge to get fit. Many of them will join a gym only to find they're bored with the monotony of cardio equipment and weight...Tags: Stress, Surfing, Dancing, Muscle, Behavioral Conditions
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Debate over cognitive, traditional mental health therapy
If your doctor advised a treatment that involved leeches and bloodletting, you might take a second glance at that diploma on the wall. For the same reason, you should think twice about whom you see as a therapist, says a team of psychological researchers....Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Scranton, Illnesses, Social Sciences, Philosophy
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Biologists worry that new law permitting guns in national parks could mean trouble for grizzly bears
L.A. UnleashedCHEYENNE, Wyo. â The grizzly took Jerry Ruth by surprise, bursting from thick brush and biting his jaw almost completely off. On the ground and barely able to see, Ruth grabbed his .41-caliber Magnum revolver and started shooting. The third...... -
Lizards, despite being cold-blooded, are threatened by global warming, scientists say
L.A. UnleashedSometimes it can be too darn hot even for a lizard. Cold-blooded creatures that have to soak up the rays to get going might seem like the last animals you would expect to be threatened by global warming. Well, you...... -
NCAA takes action to crack down on online courses
Varsity Times InsiderThere has been a proliferation of high school athletes trying to get NCAA eligible from poor grades by taking online courses, and the NCAA is cracking down, saying it will no longer accept online high school courses from Brigham Young...... -
How would Prop. 8 affect married same-sex couples?
Today's question: What is your view of what would happen to the estimated 11,000 or more gay and lesbian marriages that already have been performed in this state since the state Supreme Court ruling, should Proposition 8 pass? Previously, Jean and Broyles...Tags: Feminism, Christianity, Crime, Law and Justice, Church and State Relations, Mormonism
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Coasting through California on skateboards
Cousins Mason Bennett and Kenton Durfee are skateboarders on a mission. Bennett, 23, from North Salt Lake City, and Durfee, 23, from Mesa, Ariz., are nearing the end of a 650-mile skateboarding trip along the California coast to raise money for the...
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All Out
Mail Tribune, Medford, Ore.There is little to support the notion that high school senior Blake Spencer sat through a middle school social studies class as a motivational tactic for track and field's postseason. True, the lesson plan that day was about General Sherman's "March...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Human Interest, High School Sports, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Track and Field
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Relationships help you live longer, enjoy life more
Q: Is it true that having good relationships increases your chance of living longer? A: Since the late 1980s, studies have suggested that this is true. People who enjoy close relationships with family and friends are more likely to live longer than...Tags: Boston, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Harvard Medical School
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Use of ADHD drugs as a study aid raises concern on campuses
The Kansas City StarA University of Kansas freshman took a break from shooting hoops with friends outside his dormitory to talk about what some students call "study pills." As final exams approached last semester, he took a couple doses of a prescribed stimulant called...Tags: Social Sciences, Methamphetamine (drug), Medical Procedures and Tests, Vyvanse (drug), Mental Health
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