January
27

Walter Reed Vets Come out for Game Day!

Patients attend every game

McGrew brings at least three service members from Walter Reed to every Capitals home game. She brought a dozen to Thursdays game in which the Capitals gave several thousand free tickets to service members. For other games, businesses such as Comcast donate tickets to her group.

McGrews group consists of five women who donate their time to helping Walter Reed patients. Theyre not affiliated with the military and just want to help the patients gain a second chance, McGrew said.

McGrew leaves her day job at Legg Mason every day at 4 p.m. and heads straight to Walter Reed.

Thats the greatest part of my day, she said.

#TITLE# Helping Heros One by One

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January
20

Wrist Guards Safety Questioned

Despite the general consensus among physicians, epidemiologists, educators, and manufacturers that specific protective equipment could reduce the incidence and severity of injuries to in-line skaters, there is some evidence that wrist guards, as currently designed, may transfer the location of the injuries instead of preventing them. Scalone31 reported that if wrist guards are to fulfill their function of causing the skater to skid, rather than fall on the wrist, the impact will be transferred to the torso, thereby necessitating the use of a helmet to protect the head. Broida4 stated that although wrist guards prevented abrasions and contusions, they did not necessarily prevent fractures. Cheng et al.8 reported the occurrence of fractures to the forearm adjacent to the proximal border of the wrist guards, suggesting that the wrist guard may have transferred the impact to the proximal border of the splint. Thus, the design of some protective equipment may be associated with its own specific injury pattern.

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January
13

Cheating Weakens Team

“The reliance on the “crutch” of cheating only serves to weaken a San Jose Sharks Jersey team because the hard work of preparation and practice which is the only true foundation for success in the long-run is never done,” Dr. Walker said.

“Coaches at the highest level of competition may wish to adjust their team policies and recruiting practices in order to benefit from the plausible strategic advantage of reducing violent player behavior,” Dr. Walker said.

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