Dylan at 75 Diamonds Jubilee Highlights Career Highlights
Dylan born May 24, 1941 in Duluth Minnesota became Bob Dylan after moving through Hibbing and Minneapolis to New York City. A New York Times review in 1961 spurred his Columbia contract leading to The Freewheelin Bob Dylan and songs like Blowin in the Wind and Masters of War.
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Public Health Triumphs and New Obesity Risk from Smoking Decline
The Washington Post notes the long running public health battle against cigarettes culminating in the 1964 Surgeon General report. Smoking declines cut lung cancer and cardiovascular deaths, yet obesity rises as a potential side effect. Charles Baum cautions the link merits study.
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Middle Tennessee State University
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Work It Squats Guide by Maria Pujolas at UH Avon Center
The eight week series by Maria Pujolas a nurse and Rock Steady Boxing Cleveland coach offers a head to toe morning routine for Parkinsons patients at University Hospitals Avon Health Center. This week covers squats with chair support focusing on hips thighs and breathing and recommends at least five reps three times weekly. For more information call (440)328-3446.
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Alice Through the Looking Glass opens in theaters
Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter and Mia Wasikowska return in this Disney sequel. The film opens in general release tonight with an IMAX 3-D showing at Regal Cinemas Crocker Park 16 & IMAX.
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