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Published
August 30, 2006
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| NASA
Glenn employee Beth Lewandowski demonstrates space travel exercises
on a treadmill. (Photo by Kevin Kelley.) |
NASA,
Cleveland Clinic team up to help astronauts
WESTSHORE Trainers
and coaches sometimes use the phrase ‘use it or lose it’ to
refer to maintaining muscle strength. Well, it turns out that
is true nowhere more than in space. Scientists at NASA’s Glenn Research Center and the
Cleveland Clinic are working on ways to help astronauts in space
exercise more effectively in space. Their research could also
affect how diseases such as osteoporosis are treated here on
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Levy
back on ballot
NORTH OLMSTED With one day to go before the
filing deadline for November ballot issues, the school board Aug.
23 reversed a decision made only two days earlier and placed a proposed
6.5-mill operating levy on the November ballot.
Living
on the edge
WESTSHORE
Some lakefront homes in Lakewood are losing anywhere from
6 inches to 12 inches of land annually from erosion. Besides creating
environmental issues, erosion reduces the size of land and brings
lakefront houses closer to the water.
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| Sports |
Many
new faces grace the sidelines this fall
More
than any other year, there is a huge influx of new coaches and athletic
directors. It starts at the top as four of the West Life's nine
schools have changed athletic directors.
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| Insights |
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Award
winner rivals high-end resort
The
award-winning Westlake in Bloom entry of Eileen and Bob Mandilakishas
three distinct features that blend harmoniously into the overall
design. A stylishly designed wood deck with soft curves rises only
a few inches above the adjoining cement. Second, painted cement covers a substantial area producing
a grand effect. Third is a pool which fits into the overall design
of the luxurious space. West
Life gardening columnist Thea Steinmetz pays a visit.
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