ASU Jazz Concert Series ends with free Jazz/Rock Ensemble
The Arizona State University Jazz Concert Series wraps up today with a free 7 30 p m performance by the Jazz Rock Ensemble at ASU. Desert Sky Pavilion offers Grass Pass tickets for 96 dollars plus charges, granting lawn access to all Desert Sky Pavilion summer concerts. book contains 10 coupons and info line 784 4444.
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Arizona State University
ASU
Desert Sky Pavilion
World Class II Exhibit in Mesa At Arizona Museum
The Arizona presents World Class II A Geographic Adventure in Art with varied hours across the week. Admission is $2 for most visitors, under two admitted free. Located at 35 N Robson St Mesa, call 6442468 for details.
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Arizona
N. Robson St
Mesa
Secretary's Day Luncheon at Tempe Improv and Power 92
The Tempe Improv and Power 92 present a Friday luncheon honoring secretaries. The event blends hypnotism and comedy with an 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. seating, including entree and dessert, and features a luncheon package for attendees.
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Flip Orley
Tempe
Tempe Improv and
Power 92
Kkfr FM
Secondhand exercise gear buyers find bargains in resale market
The article explains a thriving resale market for used fitness equipment as enthusiasm wanes. It highlights Play It Again Sports stores with 422 worldwide locations, the typical buyer mix, price points such as weight benches from 20 to 150 dollars and stair climbers from 39 dollars, and notes about consignment terms and “as is” sales.
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Robert Lennie
Grow Biz International
Rob Robert
Mesa
Lennie
Robert
Spat Goods
Fitness guru helps obese by Stephanie
Jim Sapp, a 48 year old disabled truck driver, weighed 470 pounds at his peak and faced potential death before 50. He carried excess weight since age ten despite medical advice and numerous diets. A friend urged him to try new steps, leading to action last May.
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Jim Sapp
Safety guidelines urge safer youth baseball play
Atlanta report notes pediatrics journal advising against head first slides and recommends eliminating on deck circles and adding break away bases to cut injuries. The American Academy of Pediatrics cites 4.8 million children ages 5 to 14 playing baseball or softball and cites growing safety concerns from recent injury reports.
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Atlanta
Deion Sanders
Chipper Jones
Journal
Pediatrics
American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy
Committee On Sports Medicine and Fitness
Flexible approach helps avoid extreme diet and exercise obsession
A reader describes a vegetarian plan with very low fat and cholesterol, regular exercise, and supplements. The response notes low cardiovascular risk given family history, questions obsession, and emphasizes flexibility to maintain well being rather than stringent avoidance. It cautions against panicked reliance on vitamins and suggests balancing diet with sustainable, enjoyable habits.
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