Every Day, the School Bus - 2013 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet Long-Term Road Test

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November 1, 2013

A couple of years ago, Porsche ran a campaign, Engineered for Magic Every Day, where owners could submit real stories of using their cars. One promotional commercial at the time showed a guy buying bags of cement with his Cayman and a mom picking up kids at school in a 911 Turbo.

It's a clever commercial, but the funny thing with having a 911 Carrera in our fleet is that we've pretty much validated the whole concept. For instance, the past week I've used the 911 to take my two kids to school every morning, and it's been great.

The back seats are small, certainly, but in a way they're ideal for small children and will hold booster seats pretty easily. Initially, I thought I'd have to get out of the car and walk around to open the passenger-side door to help my daughter get out for drop-off at her elementary school. But there's actually enough space for her to step past the front passenger seat, and she can flip the seatback forward and open the door without my help.

Plus, my kids like the car. I love the car. Were it actually my 911, I'd certainly use it every day.

Brent Romans, Senior Automotive Editor @ 19,095 miles

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Expert advice can help Kids avoid allergens at school

THURSDAY, Aug. 2 HealthDay News)--Before they head Back to school, children should be taught how to avoid common allergens, experts say.

Like the micro-organisms or viruses there are many triggers of allergies in classrooms and on playgrounds, which are responsible for more than 14 million missed school days each year in the United States, according to the American College of Allergy, asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).

"Children with allergies and asthma should be able to feel good, be active and do not miss classes or activities this school year because of their status," the allergist Dr. James Sublett, President of the Committee of Public Relations, said in a news release, ACAAI college. "Helps your child understand what triggers their symptoms can keep them focused on their studies and not their allergies."

ACAAI advised that there are ways in which children can stay from allergy triggers, so may feel the efforts, including:

Avoid the chalk dust. Children with asthma or allergies you should wash their hands after handling chalk and not to sit too close to the chalkboard.Steer clear of bees and wasps. Children have not interfered with bees or other insects when they are outside. You should also avoid clearly has nothing on the pitch. Children with insect allergies should consider talking venom Immunotherapy allergist about 97 percent, which may be effective in preventing future reactions to insect bites, according to the release.Pack lunch. Children with food allergies should cause their school lunch and avoid sharing food, napkins or utensils with friends. Teachers, trainers and school nurse should also be informed about food allergies students. In extreme cases, food allergies can cause Anaphylaxis, a life-threatening reaction. Parents also may suggest that their child's school adoption policy of allergen-free snacks.Remember breathing troubles after physical activity. Children who experience breathing problems during or after the gym class, recess or other forms of physical activity in the school exercise-induced bronchoconstriction and asthma could have. These children visit the allergist who can diagnose and treat their condition.Do not cuddle pets class. Children with allergies should avoid pets with fur and not be placed next to the children who have furry pets in the home. Parents can also request that teachers choose a pet Naked class, such as fish or frog.

The experts recommended that children with symptoms of allergies and asthma, make appointment with the board-certified allergist to develop a plan of treatment.

--Mary Elizabeth Dallas Copyright © 2012 HealthDay. All rights reserved. Source: American College of Allergy, asthma and Immunology, news release, 19 July 2012

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To improve school nutrition, involved teachers and parents.

Wednesday, June 27, HealthDay News)-search new research to get kids involved in healthy eating, parents, teachers, school administrators, and improve school nutrition.

To improve the nutrition of the researchers from the Kaiser Permanente Southern California 8 participated in the three years between study examining the public health approach saw the 400 students in elementary and middle school.

Researchers to improve nutritional practices worked teachers and administrators in certain schools during the study. For example, Exchange prizes for the food and non-food beverage classroom rewards, implements the catering in the celebration of healthy school events and classes.

Carnival popcorn and pizza pointed researchers health foods and beverages provide a fundraising event, award non-food is not a cake walk, games such as awards walk had to health events, such as more money Futsal jogging through actual school.

These unhealthy food and beverage school student study compared to the 26% increase in other schools was 30% of the consumption decrease during the period.

From the amount of healthy lunch students brought also increased in the school intervention in the home or other external sources.

"School to lifelong healthy eating habits to the ideal place to establish more easily said is now a" study senior author Karen-Coleman Kaiser news release in. She studies "can work to get kids healthy schools how to eat together in schools and communities and help address childhood obesity in understanding have helped" added

Studies were published in the International Journal of behavioral nutrition and physical activity.

--Robert Preidt HealthDay copyright © 2012. All rights reserved. Source: Kaiser Permanente, news releases, is the 6/26/2012

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Dr Topol to med students: "when I was in medical school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal exam"

Here are some excerpts of the Baylor College of Medicine commencement address by Dr. Eric Topol, Director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute, delivered yesterday, May 22, 2012. This should be required reading for anyone involved in health care, which is basically all because everyone of us will be a patient one day.

Eric Topol to medical students: "when I was in medical school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal examination".

"Sleep with your cell phone and premium right up there with food and water. We have evolved into a new species of man. We are Homo distractus! "

The benefits of digital medicine are clear to Topol Dr. who shares the story of a patient who has seen last week: "I asked him to put your fingers on the 2 sensors on the back of my iPhone case so I could make her electrocardiogram, ECG — that was normal. And access, among others. Then instead of using a stethoscope to listen to his heart, I used a handheld high-resolution ultrasound pocket and in a minute I could see each facility — heart muscle thickness and heart function, valves, size of 4 Chambers. Why would you ever listen to lub-dub when I can see everything? I have not used a stethoscope for over 2 years to listen to a patient's heart. "

From the YouTube channel of Baylor College of Medicine (BCM): 2012 commencement Speaker, Dr. Eric Topol, May 21, 2012: spoke

Here's the presentation by Eric Topol at the health of Google:

References:

Start address of Baylor College of Medicine by Dr. Eric Topol, Director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute

Comments from Twitter

Trinh Quoc-Dien, MD @ qdtrinh: makes it sound fresh. "@ DrVes: Dr Topol to studs med: when I was in school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal exam"

View the original article here

Dr Topol to med students: "when I was in medical school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal exam"

Here are some excerpts of the Baylor College of Medicine commencement address by Dr. Eric Topol, Director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute, delivered yesterday, May 22, 2012. This should be required reading for anyone involved in health care, which is basically all because everyone of us will be a patient one day.

Eric Topol to medical students: "when I was in medical school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal examination".

"Sleep with your cell phone and premium right up there with food and water. We have evolved into a new species of man. We are Homo distractus! "

The benefits of digital medicine are clear to Topol Dr. who shares the story of a patient who has seen last week: "I asked him to put your fingers on the 2 sensors on the back of my iPhone case so I could make her electrocardiogram, ECG — that was normal. And access, among others. Then instead of using a stethoscope to listen to his heart, I used a handheld high-resolution ultrasound pocket and in a minute I could see each facility — heart muscle thickness and heart function, valves, size of 4 Chambers. Why would you ever listen to lub-dub when I can see everything? I have not used a stethoscope for over 2 years to listen to a patient's heart. "

From the YouTube channel of Baylor College of Medicine (BCM): 2012 commencement Speaker, Dr. Eric Topol, May 21, 2012: spoke

Here's the presentation by Eric Topol at the health of Google:

References:

Start address of Baylor College of Medicine by Dr. Eric Topol, Director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute

Comments from Twitter

Trinh Quoc-Dien, MD @ qdtrinh: makes it sound fresh. "@ DrVes: Dr Topol to studs med: when I was in school, the term" digital "was reserved for the rectal exam"

View the original article here