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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2009
Page
15
A quiz on tomato production and trivia notes the U S industry tops two billion and ranks second to China in output. Questions cover official state beverage, vitamin content, and tomato origins with answers and source links.
Liwei Chen of LSU Health Sciences Center notes reducing one sugary beverage daily can trim more than two pounds in 18 months. Liquid calories are harder to regulate than solid food, so cutting them supports weight control alongside exercise and smart eating.
MTV opens a restrained look at teen pregnancy with the documentary series 16 and Pregnant. Each hour follows a different girl such as Farrah an Iowa cheerleader as she navigates birth ostracism and child rearing under a strict mother.
Michel Medina Gonzalez, diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2001, received a deep brain stimulation implant at Orlando Health. Neurologist Dr. Alex Gonzalez remotely adjusts the device using a wireless wand. The system delivers targeted electrical pulses via a lead in the brain to reduce tremors and improve movement.
Russ Gerst of Cedar Rapids questions the 2005 NIST report on the World Trade Center collapse. He cites a video showing an eight second fall and argues the speed, debris, and pulverization don’t fit physical expectations. He worked as a Meredith Corp analyst and raises unresolved concerns.
A Cedar Rapids resident named Russ Gerst became fascinated by 9/11 theories after encountering several web sites in 2000 and 2001. He has spent about 500 hours researching and discussing the events online and via email.
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