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Children's Swings May Pose Eye Danger
The New York TimesChildren with autism are often calmed by riding on a swing; some do it for hours every day. But doctors are warning of a danger that can occur when wear and tear causes small metal fragments to peel from the suspension apparatus and fall into children's...Tags: Weather, Weather Warnings, Health, Children, Education
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Future Architects Can Win Scholarships/ Applications Must Be Postmarked by April 29
TribLocal - ElmhurstTo help the architecture students of today become the designers of tomorrow, the Northeast Illinois Chapter of The American Institute of Architects is offering three …... -
Tyrod Taylor, Scott Tolzien added to East-West Shrine game
College Gridiron 365 Blog - Orlando SentinelTyrod Taylor, Scott Tolzien added to East-West Shrine game Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor and Wisconsin quarterback Scott Tolzien have accepted invitations to play in the East-West Shrine Game in Orlando on Jan. 22.... -
Cincinnati doctor named to lead Nemours’ Orlando hospital
Vital Signs Health Blog - Orlando SentinelNemours, which is building a children's hospital at Lake Nona's “medical city” complex, has appointed Dr. Lane F. Donnelly to the positions of Chief Medical Officer and Physician-in-Chief at Nemours Childrenâs Hospit... -
Lafayette men facing hot Muscala, Bucknell
The Varsity BlogThe U.S. Basketball Writers Association selected Bucknell forward/center Mike Muscala as its Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week for games ending the week of Sunday, Jan. 16. The USBWA's weekly honor is handed out each Tuesday through Feb. 22........ -
Is potent sleeping drug best for traumatized vets?
The Associated PressAndrew White returned from a nine-month tour in Iraq beset with signs of post-traumatic stress disorder: insomnia, nightmares, constant restlessness. Doctors tried to ease his symptoms using three psychiatric drugs, including a potent anti-psychotic...Tags: U.S. Department of Defense, Anxiety, Internists, Censorship, Family
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Chip Yost
KTLA NewsChip Yost is KTLA's multi-media journalist and extensively covers Orange County. He joined KTLA in February of 2007 and though he reports on just about everything, his passion and background are in investigative reporting. Chip won an Emmy for a story...Tags: Columbia University, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Television Stations, Television Industry, Journalism
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Classically Trained: Singing on a high note at the Segerstrom Center
The Mormon church's tradition of music, particularly vocal performance, is as strong as any. President Ronald Reagan dubbed the Mormon Tabernacle Choir "America's Choir." It counts Emmys and Grammys among its accomplishments and an extensive library of...Tags: Ronald Reagan, Mormonism, Music, Entertainment, Colleges and Universities
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More overweight kids, more diabetes
Orlando SentinelPreventing and treating diabetes in children is not as simple as eating healthy and hitting the playground. Many risk factors determine whether a child will eventually develop Type 2 diabetes, the disease associated with obesity that hurts the body's...Tags: Obesity, Science and Technology, Family, Children, Colleges and Universities
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Bishop McDevitt All-State Player Jameel Poteat Headed to Cincinnati
Content Manager"AAA" First Team All-State RB Jameel Poteat will not play his college ball at the University of Pittsburgh. The 5'10" 210lbs Bishop McDevitt Senior Tailback is instead choosing to go to the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. This decision is effective...Tags: Education, Colleges and Universities
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Alert: Cadmium hurts young brains
Associated Press WriterCadmium is a soft, whitish metal that occurs naturally in soil. It's perhaps best known as one half of rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries, but also is used in pigments, electroplating and plastic. Lab testing organized by The Associated Press shows...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Harvard University, Health, Metal, Brain
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Burroughs names hall of fame class
BURROUGHS HIGH — Burroughs High Athletic Director Marty Garrison gets a kick out of looking for former athletes to induct into the school's hall of fame. Scanning through years of information and a large group of deserving individuals, Garrison and...Tags: Arizona Cardinals, Baltimore Ravens, Detroit Lions, Basketball, National Football League
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