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Jill and Savannah
Jill Davis · Follow 3 min read · -- The first entry in my travel log. Former Central of Georgia Railway Passenger Depot, Savannah History Museum While it is winter across the northern hemisphere, traveling the US from Chicago to Savannah felt like taking some sort of shortcut through space and time from the brutal winter to the blessed spring. Unlike the dry, sharp chill of the winter prairie back home, subtropical Savannah’s winter was gentle and bright.
Queens councilwoman pushes proposal to delay enactment of Local Law 97 at town hall meeting – QNS.com
Councilwoman Vickie Paladino discussed the impact that Local Law 97 has in her District 19 during a town hall meeting on Tuesday, May 2, at the Bay Terrace Jewish Center. The meeting, which was co-hosted by Bob Friedrich and Warren Schreiber of the Presidents’ Co-op and Condo Council, drew a standing-room audience of over 400 concerned neighbors. The goal of Local Law 97, which was passed in 2019, is to lower the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by New York City’s largest buildings.
Creating a path for seniors to maintain healthy weight - WS Chronicle
By Jill Davis As we age, we grow wiser, more patient, and often happier – we may also grow a bit around the middle. While weight gain as we age may be normal, it is still important to monitor closely. Maintaining a healthy weight is important to healthy aging. It can reduce the risk of cancer, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, breathing problems, and high blood pressure, according to The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
Storystorm 2023 Day 20: Jill Davis Shapes Words
January 20, 2023 in STORYSTORM 2023 | Tags: Hippo Park, Jill Davis by Jill Davis I am an editor. I acquire projects from writers and help them shape and mold and yes, snip, their words and art into picture books. I like to work on books in the 32- to 80-page range and I adore every part of the process. Sometimes it’s fun and easy and other times it can feel puzzling and painful and wake me up at 3am—but the good news is that I think I know how to do it now.
5 key tips when buying organic foods - WS Chronicle
By Jill Davis, MS, CWPM, Humana Health Educator Organic foods can cause a bit of a dilemma when you are grocery shopping. On one side of the aisle, you have a conventional apple, and on the other side, you have an organic apple. Both options are firm, shiny and red. Which apple would you choose? To help you make your decision, you need to have a clear understanding of what “organic” means.
Campbell Conard, age 15, completes Longest Sunfish Race in the World
Campbell Conard (JY '17) competed in the 48th annual "Longest Sunfish Race in the World" on Saturday, July 14th — a 25-mile race around Shelter Island, starting at Southold Yacht Club. Campbell finished the race in four hours and 46 minutes. Only 18 minutes behind the first-place finisher, and was the second sailor under 18 to complete the course. She placed 21st out of 34 boats and, as one race organizer pointed out, Campbell was sailing against seasoned (and nationally ranked) adult sailors.
Crush's Homers For Hearts
On Monday, May 14th, the 2018 "Crush's Homers for Hearts" event will take place. This event is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compete in a Home Run Derby challenge in foursomes on the field at Oriole Park. Along with taking part in the Home Run Derby, participants also had the opportunity to warm up on the field with Orioles strength and conditioning, enjoy complimentary food and beverages, and take pictures with Chris and Jill Davis.
Letter: Not a two-party race
Thank you, Deseret News, for giving us more meat on presidential candidate Evan McMullin. America may be a predominantly two-party nation, but this is no longer a two-party race. Unfolding is perhaps the most unique presidential election our state has ever seen or will ever see: the rise of a local independent candidate who could very well represent Utah as well as serve in the Oval Office through rare but plausible conditions.
What you should know about the Zika Virus
You may have heard some things about the Zika Virus in the recent past. Mosquitoes carrying Zika are not likely to be found in Minnesota, but there have been cases in Minnesotans who traveled to Zika-impacted areas.Zika virus spreads to people primarily through the bite of an infected Aedes species mosquito (Ae. Aegypti and Ae. Albopictus). People can also get Zika by having sex with a man infected with the Zika virus and can also be spread from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
94 Awesome Things to Do in Chicago with Kids
Are your kids a little restless? If you’re looking for new activities and places to hang out with your tots, kids, tweens, or teens, this guide will help you get past the cabin fever and do a little family bonding that’s fun, not forced. Whether you’re a Chicagoland native or traveling to Chi-town for the first time, you’ll find kid friendly places to go with your kids. From the best restaurants to tourist attractions, this guide has you covered.
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HEALTH Home-birthing mothers sometimes avoid hospitals, even in emergencies. At Legacy Emanuel, doctors and midwives are working together to change that. 07/15/2014 By Jill Davis FEATURE Legacy Emanuel leads the way in bridging hostilities between the home-birth community and traditional hospitals—potentially saving lives along the way.
A major study of pancreatic cancer gene abnormalities shows promise for personalized medicine
An important study that may advance the field of personalized medicine was published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature. The study also reinforces the value of the Know Your Tumor service that the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network has recently begun to offer. The study was a whole-genome analysis that identified all the genetic deviations present in samples taken from 100 patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma.
Town of Plenty
I wanted to eat what Obama ate. So I headed to American Dream Pizza, the funky twenty-year-old pie joint on SW Second Avenue in downtown Corvallis where his campaign entourage stopped for lunch last spring. Surely the political leviathan who’d built his reputation on “change” had ordered something different, a pie for a new generation: smoked gouda with Jamaican jerk chicken, or bacon and artichoke hearts.
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