Medicine Hat Duplicate Bridge Club May Results Summary
The Medicine Hat Duplicate Bridge Club records May 2005 session results with players like Cherotte Jobb Shitey Gaffney Len Short Alex Mackinnon and John Weatherhead. Weekly Tuesday and Thursday eve sessions at Warner Centre list top pairs and standings including Doreen Denis Laverne Noble Denis and Bran O Neil with various 2nd 3rd or 4th place finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherotte
Shitey Gaffney
Len Short
Alex Mackinnon
Denis
Dave Spencer
John Weatherhead
Keck
Mommie Bury
Jean Dermody
Ron Ellet
Shitey Ellert
Derek West
Lorena Kelly
Ted Noble
Laverna Noble
Len Shar
Laverne Noble
Doreen Denis
Charlotte Jobb
LeRoy Callaghan
Betty Davey
Aid
Ed Keck
Len Sharland
Bran O'Neil
Mona Gitling
Bran Onell
Edith Watters
Shiey Towle
Denis Dave Spencer
Mamie Bury
Len Sharond
Ron Ellert
Shiney Ellert
Bilopatha
Ron Ellen
Shirley Ellert Doreen Denis
Mona Gining
Charkotte Jobb
Mainle Barry
Lone Wiley
Agnes Wiley
Shirey Gaffney
al Dirk Rose Hall
Medicine Hat
Duplicate Bridge Club
Warner Centre
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Babies Learn Rhythm By Moving With Music
Canadian researchers show seven month old babies respond to music rhythm shaped by how they were bounced. Infants bounced on a waltz beat preferred waltz rhythm, those bounced on a march beat preferred march rhythm, suggesting perception links between movement and hearing.
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Science
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Psychology
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Sleep Debt And Dangers Of Insomnia Highlighted
A Tufts University report links sleep deprivation to major disasters and chronic disease. Stanford and Harvard studies show women with six to five hours of sleep face higher heart attack risk, while eight hours remains optimal for health and safety. Sleep apnea is noted as a related risk factor.
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William Shakespeare
Tufts University
Terminas Os
Exon Valdez
Chernobyl
William Dement
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California
National Sleep Foundation
Harvard Medical School
Sleep debt harms insulin, hormones, and immunity
University of Chicago study finds four hours of sleep raises blood sugar and lowers insulin, with a 40 percent slower glucose clearance. Sleep deprivation reduces leptin, boosts carbohydrate craving, lowers growth hormone, and weakens immune natural killer cells. Tips include a regular sleep routine, cool bedroom, warm milk, a bath, avoiding alcohol and late dramatics, and not delaying sleep beyond 20 minutes.
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University of Chicago
University of California
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