"WELCOME TO JSM'S BEGGING FOR BANNING THREAD #3

[no rose colored glasses]

I can't seem to get anything done today    No get up and go at all.

Me either. I want to go home and go to bed.

I could go to bed also, it's scary when you just can't wait until night so one can lay in bed and watch tv.

[trimmonthelake]

Trimm I posted something for you to read in Fathima's thread. JSM

O.K. I'll go check it out.

[no rose colored glasses]

Pat Caddell on Health Care
http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html

I saw him the other morning talking about health care. I wonder how all this is going to play out?

[no rose colored glasses]

My oldest daughter gave me her password and email to get in her facebook to see pics of my husband's neice and nephew. Ten minutes later I saw Jason on their, but I can't find April, she says it is on there    I shouldn't even be on a computer sometimes I think. And I'm wearing my closeup glasses.

[joesamas mama]

Pat Caddell on Health Care
http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html

Trimm, the video I saw was of the two nuns that captured the burglary guy. 

[trimmonthelake]

Patagonian Sea Lion Cubs
(DIETER NAGL, AFP/GETTY IMAGES / August 13, 2009)
Pico, a three week old Patagonian sea lion cub (Otaria flavescens) (L) plays with one year old sea lion "Ernesto" at the Schoenbrunn zoo in Vienna on Thursday.

[trimmonthelake]

Pat Caddell on Health Care
http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html

Trimm, the video I saw was of the two nuns that captured the burglary guy. 

They keep rotating the videos around.The nuns were more entertaining anyway.   

[joesamas mama]

Pat Caddell on Health Care
http://www.foxnews.com/video/index.html

Trimm, the video I saw was of the two nuns that captured the burglary guy. 

They keep rotating the videos around.The nuns were more entertaining anyway.   

They were quite cute

[no rose colored glasses]

Fiesty nuns.  My daughter said don't get mixed up there are three Aprils on her facebook, I'm afraid to tell her I can't even find one  Though the pictures of Jason and his wife and family were very nice. I'm so nosy 

[trimmonthelake]

   
Female gorilla 'Gana' holds he two-day-old offspring at a zoo in Muenster, Germany, on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009. Gana's new daughter was born early Sunday, said Ilona Zuehlke, a spokeswoman for the Allwetter Zoo in Muenster. Twelve-year-old Gana's very public mourning for her last child gained widespread attention last year. The baby gorilla, Claudio, died when he was three months old of a severe intestinal infection.
(AP Photo/ Mark Keppler)

[trimmonthelake]

Fiesty nuns.  My daughter said don't get mixed up there are three Aprils on her facebook, I'm afraid to tell her I can't even find one  Though the pictures of Jason and his wife and family were very nice. I'm so nosy 

   We are just curious.

[no rose colored glasses]

Fiesty nuns.  My daughter said don't get mixed up there are three Aprils on her facebook, I'm afraid to tell her I can't even find one  Though the pictures of Jason and his wife and family were very nice. I'm so nosy 

   We are just curious.

That's it, that is what I'll call it when I keep jumping up from the chair everytime I hear a noise    What a cute little baby monkey 

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.wesh.com/news/20398719/detail.html
Man Accused Of Beating Disabled Son Will Not Be Charged
State Attorney Says It Can't Make Case

POSTED: 11:54 am EDT August 14, 2009
UPDATED: 12:08 pm EDT August 14, 2009
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. -- A Seminole County school teacher arrested two weeks ago and accused of abusing his disabled son will not be charged with any crime.

John Geeza, 57, denied the accusations from the beginning. Police said his 21-year-old son who has cerebral palsy was abused by his dad after soiling his pants.

However, the State Attorney now says that with no other witnesses, the father's denial and the son's difficulty communicating it can not prove the case.

The school district said it will conduct its own investigation before deciding if Geeza should return to the classroom.   

[trimmonthelake]

http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/health/the-myth-about-exercise-may-be-that-it-doesnt-work-497734/
The Myth About Exercise May be That it Doesn't Work

    * by DietsInReview, on Fri Aug 7, 2009 11:10am PDT
This week's Time magazine piqued our interest. The cover headline reads "The Myth About Exercise: Of course it's good for you, but it won't make you lose weight. Why it's what you eat that really counts." Of course, we wanted to know more about the reasons why exercise fuels hunger, not weight loss.
New research about the benefits of exercise is running counter to the conventional health wisdom we have been taught. We know exercise burns calories, which is necessary for weight loss, but it also makes us hungry. And what do we do when we are hungry? We eat. If we've just clocked a few miles on the treadmill, what do we do? We give ourselves license to eat whatever we like. The problem is not that we're eating, but rather the hunger that comes from exercise may be leading us to consume more calories than what we just burned off. Therefore negating our good intentions of creating a calorie deficit in order to lose weight.

Leaving health researchers to now ask, "Is exercise really needed for weight loss?"

The answer may surprise you.

John Cloud, the author of this Time magazine cover story cites a breakthrough study in which overweight women were assigned to four different exercise groups, three of which exercised and one did not. The results were eye-opening: The women who exercised for six months with a personal trainer did not lose significantly more weight than those women who did not exercise.
Other researchers have drawn similar conclusions. Gary Taubes, author of Good Calories, Bad Calories, makes a similar argument citing additional studies. Primarily, that to lose weight, exercise may not be the magic bullet it was once thought to be. However, for maintenance of a healthy weight and body, some form of moderate exercise every day, even just moving more by walking to do errands or biking to work, might help to keep us lean more so than hitting the gym a few evenings each week.

According to this Time article by John Cloud, we need to look to our ancestors for the answers. Their movement was consistent throughout the day, not at heart-racing rates, but steady motions like walking, laboring and performing daily chores. In fact, as Cloud suggests, researchers have shown that our practice of sitting behind desks all day and then sweating it out at the gym may not be working to our advantage. Instead, he suggests engaging in regular bouts of physical activity throughout the day might be more effective for keeping off weight.

This rather surprising news that exercise may not be as mandatory as we thought in our quest to lose weight comes with perils. Information like this can quickly be misconstrued and misinterpreted by the general public. With 34 percent of the U.S. population obese and 32 percent overweight, Americans surely do not need to be told to exercise less in order to improve their health. Exercise has very clear and well-documented benefits. From improving mood to supporting lean muscle mass and enhancing sleep quality, the benefits of exercise cannot and should not be underestimated.

Public health and medical professionals should remain vocal about keeping the public informed about the benefits of regular physical activity as a mainstay component of a healthy lifestyle.

[trimmonthelake]

Friend just called.Be back shortly.   

[QuietMonkey]

   
Female gorilla 'Gana' holds he two-day-old offspring at a zoo in Muenster, Germany, on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009. Gana's new daughter was born early Sunday, said Ilona Zuehlke, a spokeswoman for the Allwetter Zoo in Muenster. Twelve-year-old Gana's very public mourning for her last child gained widespread attention last year. The baby gorilla, Claudio, died when he was three months old of a severe intestinal infection.
(AP Photo/ Mark Keppler)

Awwww, I'm so happy for Gana and her new baby!!  So sweet!!!

[joesamas mama]

Fiesty nuns.  My daughter said don't get mixed up there are three Aprils on her facebook, I'm afraid to tell her I can't even find one  Though the pictures of Jason and his wife and family were very nice. I'm so nosy 

Facebook confuses me too No Rose.

[no rose colored glasses]

http://www.wesh.com/news/20398719/detail.html
Man Accused Of Beating Disabled Son Will Not Be Charged
State Attorney Says It Can't Make Case

POSTED: 11:54 am EDT August 14, 2009
UPDATED: 12:08 pm EDT August 14, 2009
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. -- A Seminole County school teacher arrested two weeks ago and accused of abusing his disabled son will not be charged with any crime.

John Geeza, 57, denied the accusations from the beginning. Police said his 21-year-old son who has cerebral palsy was abused by his dad after soiling his pants.

However, the State Attorney now says that with no other witnesses, the father's denial and the son's difficulty communicating it can not prove the case.

The school district said it will conduct its own investigation before deciding if Geeza should return to the classroom.   

Well that's just great isn't it   

[no rose colored glasses]

Fiesty nuns.  My daughter said don't get mixed up there are three Aprils on her facebook, I'm afraid to tell her I can't even find one  Though the pictures of Jason and his wife and family were very nice. I'm so nosy 

Facebook confuses me too No Rose.

    I'm glad all the exercising I had done before wasn't that necessary  Now just my walking the dog and going up and down the steps is enough.

[CasuallyCool]

It's Happy Hour somewhere, so let's drink up Shriners!!!