Archive for the ‘Swimming Breathing’ Category
Umbria’s truffle heaven
Zara made sure we had a sumptuous dinner that night. Zara the dog, that is.
Read more on Hamilton Spectator
Hornets top Attleboro
ATTLEBORO – Sophomore Matt Nugent finished first in both the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly, while the Mansfield High boys’ swimming team relied on its depth to produce an 89-73 victory over Attleboro High Friday in a Hockomock League meet at the Dentch Natatorium.
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Jack LaLanne dies at 96; brought fitness to masses
Cause of death was respiratory failure due to pneumonia
Read more on New Orleans Times-Picayune
Chlorine leak sickens dozens at pool near Minneapolis
Dozens of children and adults were stricken by respiratory problems and nausea on Sunday from a chlorine leak at an indoor swimming pool near Minneapolis, said a spokesman for the town of St. Louis Park.
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UPDATE: Southport Family Is Recovering After Severe Crash
Town of Southport, N.Y. – The conditions of a Southport mother and her three children involved in a severe crash over the weekend continue to improve.
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Little Emilia finds her voice
LITTLE Emilia Anfuso suddenly has a lot to say after the removal of a breathing tube she’s endured for most of her life.
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Truffle heaven in Umbria yields secrets from muddy lumps to epicurious delights
Zara made sure we had a sumptuous dinner that night. Zara the dog, that is.
Read more on Hamilton Spectator
Swell of surf swimmers
Sure, there are risks, but Sacha Molitorisz finds there’s also immense satisfaction in completing a big swim.
Read more on Brisbane Times
Girl, 9, buried alive on beach
Beachgoers at Mossel Bay were nonplussed when they saw feet sticking out of a mound of sand – but moved fast when they realised that the sand had collapsed and was suffocating a young girl.
Read more on Pretoria News
Watch out for algae in lakes and rivers
The recent spell of warm humid weather increases the chance of problems with algae in our lakes and rivers. People should always exercise their own judgement about the quality of the water they are about to swim or paddle in.
Read more on Scoop.co.nz