Going to the Dogs: 2022’s Best Dog Park Cities | Christian Activities

Going to the Dogs: 2022’s Best Dog Park Cities  | Christian Activities: 

~LawnStarter ranks the best and worst dog park cities, including Nashville~

 Walking your dog is good for health and fitness. Dog walking provides many benefits. It not only gets you up and moving, but the act of caring for a pet has mental health benefits as well. In addition, walking your dog can be a social experience as you pass or meet other walkers. Dog parks are another way to give your pet some exercise while socializing with other dog lovers and moving your body, throwing a ball or otherwise playing with your pet. 

Where are the best places to take Fido to the dog park? LawnStarter has come up with their list of recommendations.

Read the complete article at: 

• Going to the Dogs: 2022’s Best Dog Park Cities 

Best and Worst Cities for Runners in the US

 

Best and Worst Cities for Runners in the US

~Running the numbers: Best Cities for Runners in the U.S., ranked by Lawn Love~

Hey, Runners! Global Running Day was June 1, 2022. We all know that running for health has numerous fitness benefits. Even those who point to the few potential health problems some runners occasionally face have to acknowledge the overall benefits of weight loss, cardio and bone strengthening among the benefits of running and jigging.

To mark Global Running Day on June 1, Lawn Love compared over 180 of the largest U.S. cities to rank 2022’s Best Cities in the United States for Runners.

Read more about some great places to go running at: Best and Worst Cities for Runners in the US

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Best Biking Cities Listed for World Bicycle Day June 3

 

LawnStarter Lists Best Biking Cities Listed for World Bicycle Day June 3

World Bicycle Day is on June 3, so Lawn Starter ranked the 200 biggest U.S. cities based on 18 key indicators of a bike-friendly lifestyle.  Among the factors they looked at are the length of bike lanes, the share of workers who bike to work, and access to bike stores and repair shops. LawnStarter also considered the air quality, weather, and availability of biking clubs in each city. Check out the 10 best (and worst) cities for two-wheelers below, followed by some highlights and lowlights from their report.

2021’s Best Biking Cities in America   Rank City 1 San Francisco, CA 2 Portland, OR 3 Fort Collins, CO 4 Eugene, OR 5 Minneapolis, MN 6 Seattle, WA 7 Washington, DC 8 Salt Lake City, UT 9 Boise, ID 10 Boston, MA 2021’s Worst Biking Cities in America   Rank City 191 Shreveport, LA 192 Murfreesboro, TN 193 Jacksonville, FL 194 Mesquite, TX 195 Chesapeake, VA 196 Montgomery, AL 197 Mobile, AL 198 Newport News, VA 199 Jackson, MS 200 Baton Rouge, LA

Highlights and Lowlights: Tennessee Lowlights: When it comes to finding a nice place to bike, pedal toward the sunset. Cities from all over the Western U.S. dominate the top of the LawnStarter ranking. How does Tennessee compare? Like many southern cities, Tennessee towns did not do well in much of the ranking. Knoxville and Clarksville are in the bottom 5 cities listed with the lowest overall biking scores. Memphis is among the cities listed with the fewest biking lanes, and Clarksville is at the bottom of the list of share of workers who bike to work. Perhaps one reason is that with a major military base located in the relatively small city of CLarksville, there isn't much need to bike to work. LawnStarter points to heat and high humidity as factors in why the South did poorly overall in rankings. Tennessee Honors: Nashville takes top honors when it comes to the fewest number of biking fatalities. Maybe it is the warm, humid weather keeping bikers off the streets, or the fact Nashville has fewer places to bike than West Coast cities, or maybe folks are just more careful here. And Knoxville is near the top of the list for roads in excellent repair.

Maybe it's time for our southern cities to invest in some shady sidewalks for bikers and hikers. The South typically does poorly in obesity surveys, Maybe more biking opportunities would alleviate some of our southern obesity and lead to more overall fitness for Southerners. 

Iron Gummies with Vitamin C, A, B Complex & More

  

Iron Gummies for Adults & Kids - Iron Supplements with Vitamin C, A, Vitamins B Complex & Zinc - Chewable Grape Flavored Multivitamin Alternative to Iron Pills, Capsules,Tablets

Iron gummies are a nice way to take an iron supplement

 Iron Gummies are a convenient way to take an iron supplement. I don't have to swallow a horse pill to get 

these supplements--I just eat two gummies a day, You can see the actual size of a gummy on  my bottle cap pictured here.

What I like best is I am not just getting iron, I am also getting several other vitamins (A, B3, B5 B6 B12, C, 

plus folic acid, biotin and zinc. 

Order these iron gummy supplements on Amazon.

Tikola Pool Skimmer Net with Detachable Pole

 

Swimming is one of the healthiest exercises. It's a great workout for cardio and to develop endurance. Plus, swimming your way to fitness is more fun than many of the alternatives!

If you have your own pool for doing laps, this Tikola pool skimmer may be just what you need to help keep your pool clean.

This pool skimmer is small, lightweight and easy to assemble. The aluminum pole is adjustable.  

Read my review here:

Tikola Pool Skimmer Net--a Review

Greater Goods Dual-Head Stethoscope for Routine Physicals--a Review

 

Greater Goods Dual-Head Stethoscope Features a Classic Design for Routine Physicals Assessing Basic Heart and Lung Examinations

If you are in a health care position and need to do routine examinations on the heart and lungs, this Greater Goods stethoscope is is a well-made stethoscope exactly like the Amazon description says.

Like all stethoscopes, this one sort of pinches into your ears a bit uncomfortably, but this one features a diaphragm you can tune to allow you to hear a full range of frequencies. The rim is also non-chill rim, so it is more comfortable for patients during an examination. 

The latex-free tubing is sturdy as is the rest of the stethoscope which is well made and well designed. Bonus: it comes with a replacement pair of eartips and an extra diaphragm. 

This is a solid choice for a stethoscope for doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers and for home use. The Greater Goods Dual-Head Stethoscope is a good value for your money.

 

 

Buy the Greater Goods Dual-Head Stethoscope on Amazon

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Pfizer CEO tells CNBC third COVID vaccine dose likely needed within 12 months

Pfizer tells people if you got their shot, you will need a THIRD vaccination within 12 months. Then annual shots.

During an event with CVS Health, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told CNBC's Bertha Coombs people will 'likely' need a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine within 12 months of getting the first two vaccinations.
 
“It is extremely important to suppress the pool of people that can be susceptible to the virus,” Bourla said. Read the article at: Pfizer CEO says third Covid vaccine dose likely needed within 12 months.

Since 1.4% of unvaccinated people die of COVID and 1.23% of people who get vaccinated and who still catch COVID die of coronavirus, how effective are these vaccinations, really?

This announcement came as no surprise after a new CDC report announced that almost 6,000 people got infected with COVID after getting vaccinated, and 7% of them were hospitalized with Coronairus after getting the vaccine. At least 74 of them have died of Coronavirus after getting a COVID vaccination, or 1.23%.

Research done by Worldometer indicates that 1.4% of unvaccinated people infected with SARS-CoV-2 die, while 98.6% recover.

Since 1.4% of unvaccinated people die of COVID and 1.23% of people who get vaccinated and still catch COVID-19 die (according to the CDC), how effective are these vaccinations, really?

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New Report from CDC: Nearly 6,000 People Infected with COVID After Getting Vaccinated

 

Some 5,800 people who received a coronavirus vaccine still caught the disease. 396 of them were hospitalized and 74 of the vaccinated people died.

New Report from CDC on COVID Vaccines

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has come out with an interesting recent report on how effective the new COVID-19 vaccines are for preventing Coronavirus. They aren't.

If you don't get vaccinated, you have a 1.4% chance of dying of COVID if you catch the disease. If you do get vaccinated and still catch coronavirus, you have a 1.23% chance of dying of COVID-19. 

According to a news report on CNN. the CDC has reported that approximately 5,800 people who received a coronavirus vaccine still ultimately came down with the disease anyway. Of those 5,800, 396 of them (roughly 7 percent) were hospitalized with COVID-19. Out of that number,74 of the vaccinated people (or 1.23%) ultimately died from coronavirus. 

In other words, if you don't get vaccinated and catch coronavirus, according to many experts, you have a 1.4% chance of dying of COVID. If you do get vaccinated and still catch coronavirus, you have a 1.23% chance of dying of COVID-19. 

This raises the question of just how effective these coronavirus vaccines are and points to how ineffective any suggested "Vaccination Passports" would be. 

Read the CNN article at:

So far, 5,800 fully vaccinated people have caught Covid anyway in US, CDC says

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