Today in history highlights span signs to world events
The 1923 Huizenga Co electric sign lit with 114 border lights and 27 interior lamps marked a new business landmark. Notable events include France recognizing American independence in 1777, Wright brothers flights in 1903, nuclear fission discovery in 1938, and Kim Jong Il's death in 2011.
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George H. Huizenga Co
France
Franz Schubert
Vienna
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Otto Hahn
Fritz Strassmann
Squeaky” Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Gerald R. Ford
Arthur McDuffie
Miami
McDuffie
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
David Hibemon
Bobby Hall
George W. Bush
Stanford
Condoleezza Rice
Alberto Gonzales
White House
Bush
Time Magazine
Iran
Russia
Kim Jong Il
Penny Marshall
Los Angeles
Heart risks rise with winter cold says AHA expert
Arctic weather raises heart attack and stroke risk as temperatures fall and holidays add stress. Dr. Robert A Kloner links more deaths to cold by 0.49 percent per 1 C drop, noting clotting, narrowed arteries, flu, and reduced activity. Snow shoveling worsens danger. stay warm and consider a snow blower. Community tale from Sue Gaston illustrates winter heart events and recovery.
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Alaska
California
Robert A. Kloner
Huntington Medical Research Institute
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Kloner
Nathalie Auger
University of Montreal Hospital Research Center
Quebec
Auger
Klower
Sue Gaston
Anchorage
Arizona
Bridge tuck workout for balance during holidays
Fitness writer Marlo Alleva suggests a simple two sided bridge tuck to boost core strength and balance. The move emphasizes slow controlled tucks with arms and legs extended, repeatable 2 to 3 times per side to counter holiday stress.
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Pope Francis
Chris Matthews
Tracy Byrd
Sarah Paulson
American Heart Association News
Bridge Tuck
Marlo Alleva
Mario Alleva
Gold’s Gym
Fontaine Gills Ymca
Lakeland
Florida
Msn
Ernst Peters
the Ledger