Bryant: Conflicts and missteps undermine Mitchell report (ESPN)
Exercise plays an important role in both the prevention and rehabilitation of many forms of heart disease. Exercise can have a positive influence on many of the factors that increase the risk for heart disease such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and obesity.
Bryant: Conflicts and missteps undermine Mitchell report (ESPN)
An ESPN.com investigation of baseball's inquiry into performance-enhancing drugs reveals a series of missteps and conflicts that undermined former Sen. George Mitchell from the start. Howard Bryant reports.
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Quick and easy holiday gifts that support good health (The Charlotte Observer)
How are you doing on your holiday shopping? Need some help? The ideas I've listed here are practical, low to moderate in cost and quick and easy to get your hands on. Best of all, you can feel good about giving these, because they all support health. Lunchroom culture . Revive your middle school or high school student's interest in packing a nutritious lunch of leftovers from home with the ...
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Levelling the playing field (Slam! Sports)
As D-Day for the Mitchell Report approaches, it gets more and more difficult to see this document as an earth-shaking event destined to rock the baseball world.
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Paul Finkelman: Baseball, Steroids, Bonds, and Balco (HuffingtonPost)
Every insider in baseball will admit that amphetamines have been rampant in baseball since the end of World War II. How is it cheating to use science and medicine to enhance your skills and body before MLB banned steroids?
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The soon-to-be released Mitchell Report may identify some of baseball's cheaters, but levelling the playing field ... (Toronto Sun)
IN TOMORROW'S PAPER:
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Guilty of SUI? Think twice before drinking and shopping (Austin American-Statesman)
Ahhhh, shopping during the holidays: the sales, the adrenaline, the bags and bags of glorious stuff. Makes you want to buy two of everything. Especially when you're seeing double.
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Make a gift to boost nutrition (The News & Observer)
How are you doing on your holiday shopping? Need some help?
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Sound Menu (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
CL 's picks for the week's best shows... THURS/06 ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA & CHORUS Norman Mackenzie conducts the ASO&C with special guests Morehouse College Glee Club and Gwinnett Young Singers. Based on the beloved annual Christmas program created by the late, legendary Robert Shaw, it is unquestionably Atlanta's signature musical tradition for the holiday season. Four performances of the ...
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10 cookbooks that make great holiday gifts (The Record)
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me ... a cookbook? There's a New Jersey native among the authors in The Record's second annual cookbook gift guide. There's lots of seafood. There's high-end baking from Spago restaurant. There's even a book that has no baking whatsoever.
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Daydreams from the sporting world (Brown Daily Herald)
Rather than complain about the ineptitude that is Isiah Thomas, pretend to care about college football (they're still using the BCS, wtf, mate?) or write about the Patriots' league, aka the NFL, I'd like to take this opportunity to share some of my most common sports daydreams.
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Bryant: Conflicts and missteps undermine Mitchell report (ESPN)
Even more important, exercise helps protect your arteries -- where heart attacks get their start. Regular exercise removes LDL ("bad") cholesterol from your blood. If you have too much of this fatty substance, it starts sticking to the walls of your arteries, causing arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries. If the arteries feeding the heart become clogged -- a condition called coronary heart disease -- a heart attack may be just around the corner. The protection doesn't stop there. Exercise also increases your level of HDL ("good") cholesterol, a substance that helps keep your arteries clear.
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