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UIL outlines requirements for limited summer conditioning programs
Indoor workout facilities at a maximum 25 percent capacity, no shared food or water and hand sanitizing and washing stations are part of the requirements for the University Interscholastic League’s limited summer strength and conditioning program, which member schools can begin June 8.
This Summer, How About a Workcation?
A growing number of employees are petitioning the boss to combine work and vacation. Workers often pay for lodging and travel, but may take conference calls or write project updates, spending off-hours with family.
Have a fun (and safe!) summer: Outdoor safety tips for kids
Help your kids have a safe summer by following these tips from the Mary Bridge Center for Childhood Safety.
101 Fun Things to do this Summer: Dance
Check these Dance items off your summer must-do list.
3 Easy Ways to Exercise Your Brain’s Creativity
While on summer vacation, try honing your creativity in these 3 easy ways as pointed out by Balder Onarheim of the Copenhagen Institute of Neurocreativity: you can have creativity without innovation, but you can't have innovation without creativity!
What Will Camp Look Like This Summer?
Watch for social bubbles and shifting mask rules. And don’t forget the sunscreen.
50 Things You Should Do This Summer
Check out our ultimate guide to daily adventures and gallons of giggles.
Learn About Camp Esperanza
If you're considering going to this summer camp funded by the Arthritis Foundation or if you're a parent wondering if it's right for your child or teen, watc...
How Will Camps Keep Kids Safe This Summer?
Do counselors have to be vaccinated? Will there be singing around campfires? We asked the experts.
What did you learn on vacation?
It always seemed like a silly question–school is for doing what you’re told, summer vacation was for discovering all the things that were worth caring about. As adults though, regardles…
What do you do if a leader is too quick to sign off requirements?
Scoutmaster John sees three Scouts get a quick sign-off from an assistant Scoutmaster without fulfilling the requirement. What should he do?
Step therapy requirements jeopardize patient safety
When you’re injured or sick, who do you think should decide what prescription medication will help you feel better, your doctor or your health insurance company? I’m betting just about everyone reading this said the doctor. Well, I am a doctor and I can tell you that all too often, the choice is made by …
Does helping fellow Scouts count for service requirements?
When Scouts help each other out, the question sometimes comes up: Can helping another Scouting unit count for service hours for advancement?
Why this bizarre picnic blanket might be summer’s must-have accessory
A new “social distancing picnic blanket” because some people just can’t figure it out on their own.
Can one activity fulfill two Scout requirements?
Can something used to meet one Scout requirement count toward the completion of another? Let's look at using one activity for two Scout requirements.
10 creative things to do with your kids this summer, all using Virgin Points
With foreign holidays hanging in the balance this summer, mums and dads will need to think creatively to keep the fun times rolling.
Wet Hot Solo-ish Summer: What sleepaway camp teaches about real life
"It's the only family I know -- other than my own family."
Are You A Psychologist, A Condition-Monitoring Analyst, Or Both?
The roles and responsibilities of today’s equipment-health-focused professionals go beyond collecting and analyzing data. MT asked a condition-monitoring expert to tell us what the job descriptions don’t. By Jane Alexander, Managing Editor Many colleges and universities require their students to take a basic psychology course. Most students wonder why. But according to Trent Phillips of …
Dancer who auditioned for BGT has condition which makes her faint when she stand
Low back pain patients experience benefits from exercise & education
Condition affects both physical and psychological wellbeing<br>Low back pain (LBP) affects 84% of adults at some point and can weigh heavily on their lives. In addition to the physical impairments, LBP can also have a negative effect on psychological well-being. Therefore, patients that don't respond well to the original course of treatment for LBP are often managed with a program of exercise and education to…
