For Immediate Release:

 

United States Senator Pat Toomey (R/PA) has recognized GTI Travel, Inc., of Jenkintown, PA on its coming 50th anniversary and congratulated the firm and staff for \”serving U.S. organizations and corporations in their national and international meeting planning and travel requirements for 50 years\”.

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Newswise — MINNEAPOLIS – While participating in physical activities such as bike riding, dancing, walking and gardening and mentally stimulating activities such as crosswords and reading may reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, they may not do so by affecting the underlying markers for the disease, according to a study published in the June 10, 2015, online issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. 

\”While a lifelong history of physical and mental activity may support better memory and thinking performance, this relationship may possibly be separate from any protection against the markers of Alzheimer’s disease in the brain,\” said study author Keith A. Johnson, MD, with Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

\”This was a Twitter party that turned into a mob event,\” said McKinney resident Bryan Gestner. \”Jumping pool fence. Assaulting 2 security guards, attacking a mother with three little girls. The video doesn’t show everything.\”

Gestner also alleged that the kids at the pool were drinking and smoking weed while ignoring the adults present.

\”This isn’t about race,\” he continued. \”This is about outside kids invading our neighborhood and had no respect for authority or the residents here. I have a target on my back now, and I have been threatened by these punks that they are gonna shoot up my house, when all I did was try to control the mob and actually tended to the girl and the boy that had a bloody lip.\”

\”Y’all don’t know the whole story,\” Gestner said. \”I commend the officer for handling this situation.\”

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Applicants started arriving as early as 8:30 a.m., with the line to get into the Connector Building slowly growing and stretching around the building. At least 350 people were waiting to file into the fair by the time the doors opening at 10 a.m., with hundreds more following behind in waves throughout the day. The fair is set to wrap up around 7 p.m.

For Immediate Release:

 

United States Senator Pat Toomey (R/PA) has recognized GTI Travel, Inc., of Jenkintown, PA on its coming 50th anniversary and congratulated the firm and staff for \”serving U.S. organizations and corporations in their national and international meeting planning and travel requirements for 50 years\”.

NJ.com EWING — Over 2,500 talented athletes are currently competing in the 2015 New Jersey Special Olympics Summer Games, which are being held this weekend on the campus of The College of New Jersey …

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Newswise — HOUSTON — ( June 4, 2015 ) – Adults who use proton pump inhibitors are between 16 and 21 percent more likely to experience a heart attack than people who don\’t use the commonly prescribed antacid drugs, according to a massive new study by Houston Methodist and Stanford University scientists.

An examination of 16 million clinical documents representing 2.9 million patients also showed that patients who use a different type of antacid drug called an H2 blocker have no increased heart attack risk. The findings, reported in PLOS ONE, follow a Circulation report in 2013 in which scientists showed how — at a molecular level — PPIs might cause long-term cardiovascular disease and increase a patient\’s heart attack risk.