From basement band to rock star dreams revived
The author recalls Throb Throb a trio with sister and a Texas friend using badminton rackets as guitars and a plastic tube as a mic. Adults watched with hopeful patience while kids chased fame and the idea of being “with the band” resurfaces alongside Guitar Hero’s allure.
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Texas
Healthy habits for a fit 2009 at home
The piece urges home based steps for healthier living. It cites EMH Regional Medical Center dietitian Kim Horvath and lifestyle coach Kay Spatafore, advising to remove junk foods, stock fresh produce, lean proteins, and smart snacks. It stresses regular meals and pacing snacks to curb cravings.
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Kim Horvath
Healthy
Emh Regional Medical Center
Kay Spatafore
Spatafore
Shoulder Stretch Routine Guided by EMH Trainer
This week features a new shoulder focused routine from Gina Shaffer of EMH Center for Health and Fitness Avon. The guide covers resistance bands and posture cues to improve shoulder mechanics with tips on rest and two to three weekly workouts.
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EMH Center For Health & Fitness
Avon
Gina Shaffer
Shaffer
Study Links TV Time To Teens Mood Later In Life
University of Pittsburgh researchers followed 4142 adolescents who started without mood issues and found 7 percent developed signs of low mood seven years later. Teens watching more TV averaged 2.64 hours daily vs 2.28 hours for those not mood affected, with each extra hour raising risk for low mood by about 8 percent, stronger in boys than girls.
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University of Pittsburgh
Brian Primack
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Karlinsky
Primack
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