Gadgets & Gear: September 2007
September 1, 2007 by Jeff Lockwood
Filed under Gadgets & Gear
A Picture is Worth 2,038 Words (maybe less if my editor hacks up my beautiful prose). A down and dirty guide to getting the right digital camera for you.
GolfRx: Greenside Bunker Play
September 1, 2007 by Joe Portfilio
Filed under Golf
Give yourself a secure footing by digging your feet into the sand; your feet should be below the surface an inch or two. This will help you determine the texture and density of the sand. In wet, course sand the ball will come out faster and go further, so you will have to take a shorter swing. In fine powdery sand, the sand will slow the club down, so you will need to take a bigger swing.
Fitness: Putting the “Personal” Back in Training
September 1, 2007 by Bob Budai, MPT
Filed under Fitness
Personal training is a science, and therefore, requires a certain amount of education. This comes in the form of degrees
and/or certifications, along with continuing education.
Ask the Doctor: September 2007
September 1, 2007 by Karen Lockwood, MD
Filed under Ask the Doctor
This Month: Triglycerides explained and the importance of the meningitis vaccine for college students.
Natural Choices for Menopause
September 1, 2007 by Contributor
Filed under Health
Times have changed. Women are now living one-third of their lives after menopause. In earlier times, women did not live long after their child-bearing years, menopause was not a great concern. Today’s women expect a lot. They want
to look and feel good, remain productive and active during the 30 years or so after menopause. Now they have many good options for handling this natural life change to help them achieve their goals.
Electronic Medical Records… What’s All the Fuss?
September 1, 2007 by Marc Weisman, DO
Filed under Health
A major concern is adequate confidentiality of an individual’s health records being managed electronically. According to the LA Times, roughly 150 people (from doctors and nurses to technicians and billing clerks) have access to at least part of a patient’s records during a hospitalization, and 600,000 payers, providers and other entities that handle providers’ billing data have some access also.
Discover You Allergy Nemesis
September 1, 2007 by Clark Young
Filed under Health
“In general, you are not born with an allergy. You get it over time, whether it is pollen, mold, dust mites… an allergy is an immune response to those substances. You have to be exposed to the allergen first.
Get Fit Challenge Update
September 1, 2007 by Clark Young
Filed under Health
In July we introduced Elizabeth Schmaltz as the winner of the Health & Leisure Magazine and Bally® Total Fitness
“Get Fit Challenge.” This month she has begun her journey toward reaching her goals of losing weight, increasing strength and improving cardiovascular fitness.

