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kristinemcnair

Can Social Media Motivate You to Exercise? - HowStuffWorks - 0 views

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    People are getting positive feedback and support from posting about their exercise routines or weight loss journeys online.  #gymflow, #gymlife, #gymjunkie, #gains, #lift, #doyouevenliftbro.... Don't you guys just love these hashtags? lol
Eric Jordan

A look at Meaningful Use - 0 views

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    For anyone interested in the details of the HITECH act delivered with The American Reinvestment & Recovery Act or ARRA this is a great resource. This page does a nice job describing the details and drivers behind the bill and need for change. It currently contains links to PDF Meaningful Use final rules white papers for Stage 1 and Stage 2. When stage 3 is complete it will be posted here as well.
jenlovely

Prevention better than cure in Cuban healthcare system - BBC News - 1 views

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    Great article on how the Cuban population prevents illness so that they don't have to cure it. Healthcare in Cuba is free and even written in their constitution. Each citizen is given an annual health check up and ones who are not as healthy are seen more frequently. They teach their citizens how to be healthy so they don't get health-related diseases. Smart system and I think it should be integrated in other countries as well.
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    I love this post and thank you. So many to learn from. Cuba has always been on my list to visit!
bellissima

Hormone Replacement & Robotic Surgery - 0 views

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    Being in the post menopause state, this article helped me to understand more about what my body is lacking and the best way to get hormones replaced specifically for my genetic amkeup.
Grant Shooter

Huff Post Tech - 0 views

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mlcarleo

Top-level turnover makes it harder for DHS to stay on top of evolving threats - The Was... - 0 views

  • An exodus of top-level officials from the Department of Homeland Security is undercutting the agency’s ability to stay ahead of a range of emerging threats
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  • yberattacks,
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  • mployees widely describe as a dysfunctional work environment, abysmal morale, and the lure of private security companies paying top dollar
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      Isn't this contrary to what is stated above about new cybersecurity program rollouts have been delayed?
  • Mayorkas stressed that the churn of personnel has not affected the department’s ability to protect the country.
  • A parade of high-level departures, on top of other factors, has meanwhile helped slow the rollout of key cybersecurity initiatives, including a program aimed at blocking malicious software before it can infiltrate civilian government computers, former officials say.
  • Private-sector salaries for high-level career officials, especially cybersecurity experts, can be double or triple the roughly $180,000 they can make at DHS.
  • Many former and current officials said the most burdensome part of working for DHS is the demands of congressional oversight. More than 90 committees and subcommittees have some jurisdiction over DHS, nearly three times the number that oversee the Defense Department. Preparing for the blizzard of hearings and briefings, officials say, leaves them less time to do their jobs.
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      Probably because the effort to secure the border doesn't exist.
  • While DHS officials say their efforts to secure the border have not been affected,
  • In one nine-month period between June 2011 and March 2012, for example, four senior DHS cybersecurity officials quit and one retired — all headed to the private sector
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      why are they protecting private sector networks? And by protecting they mean being given unfettered access to all data right?
  • he department battled the Pentagon and the National Security Agency over who should have responsibility for protecting critical private-sector networks
  • DHS was pressing to enshrine its authority in law.
  • The cybersecurity bill died, a victim of strong opposition from industry and its backers on the Hill.
  • delayed Einstein 3,
  • DHS can’t keep anyone in cyber. They just can’t do it,’’ said another former DHS official. “You can make $150,000 protecting the nation or you can make $650,000. Which one are you going to do?’’
mlcarleo

Give the gift of farts that smell like chocolate this Christmas - Yahoo News - 2 views

  • sold under the name Lutin Malin
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      brb... amazon.com
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      BRB - amazon.com
  • Available in rose, violet and now chocolate, the pills can be purchased in sachets for €9.99 or in packs of four sachets in which a fifth comes free for €27.97.
  • egetable carbon, fennel seed and red algae extracts are among the ingredients but Poincheval won't say what creates the chocolate scent.
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  • It's also possible to perfume the farts of your dog or cat
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    This is awesome lol. Great post!
kmarshall80

Over Half Of Babies In U.S. Sleep With Unsafe Bedding - 0 views

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    Posted: BY ANDREW M. SEAMAN Mon Dec 1, 2014 12:37am EST (Reuters Health) - More than half of U.S. parents say their babies sleep with pillows, blankets and other loose bedding despite recommendations against their use from doctors and health officials, according to a new government study.
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    This article discusses the dangers of loose bedding in your infant's crib. Most parents are well intentioned trying to keep baby warm but all they need is clothing and a firm mattress as loose bedding could obstruct the airway.
laurak2785

The Impact of Technology on the Developing Child - 1 views

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    Posted: Reminiscing about the good old days when we were growing up is a memory trip well worth taking when trying to understand the issues facing the children of today. A mere 20 years ago, children used to play outside all day, riding bikes, playing sports and building forts.
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