What effects does basketball have on your body

What effects does basketball have on your body

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Basketball is a great workout that can help you burn calories, build endurance, improve coordination, develop concentration and self-discipline and build up muscle. But it also puts a lot of stress on the legs, especially knees and ankles. …

How Does Basketball Effect Your Body?

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It helps your legs get stronger and your hand eye condition I would know i play it.

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How Long Will The Ash Be In The Air What Effects Does Ash Have On Your Body If You Breathe in/California Fires?

Q: Because I really wanted to go to the park and play basketball and I have to breathe alot to run up and down court alot so what effects does it have in your lungs

A: not relly if your runing but ashes are bad for your lungs becuase as you should knbow smokeing is bad for you and fire is bad for you so when you combine them you its bad for you

How does being reported to Child Services effect your “record”, if it was confirmed accidental?

Q: My kids (boy-10, girl-5) have had the worst luck with getting hurt. My son, has had several black eyes in the past 2-3 years. I would say maybe 4 to 5 (one of which required a visit to the emergency room and stitches). Although each one has happened either at daycare or school. My poor baby girl at only 3 had the worst black eye, well actually “black-side-of-face”, it looked so bad I almost fainted, her poor little eye was swollen shut and both eyes were black…but again this happened at daycare. All accidental, I love their daycare and school..but lets face it, just as some adults some kids are a little more clumsy.So the last black eye my son had was two weeks ago. When I went to meet him after school, I saw he had this huge black eye. Poor kid, said he was playing basketball and “girls have hard heads”, apparently a little girl that was playing against him, head-butted accidentally. They sent him to the nurses office and gave him an ice pack.Sorry for the rambling, I promise I’m getting to the point. Monday evening him and his dad were being boys and my husband was teasing (in a playful manner) holding his forehead. Just like on TV where he pinwheels his arms as he’s being held back by his head. EXCEPT my husband though he was being funny, and said “look with only two fingers, I’m stronger than Superman”. Again all playful and fun. My son pulls back when my husband was still holding strong, and he accidentally poked him in the eye. My son never cried, and we didnt see a thing.The next morning I took him early to school as he’s a student councel representative. Didnt notice a thing. Well, I’m sure by now you figured out exactly what happened. When I met him after school that same day, I noticed his eye turning black. I paused for a moment thinking it was just the one he had before, but NO. It was the opposite eye that the girl bumped. I asked him what happened. Immediatly said nothing. Well c’mon parents we know that’s not Nothing. So of course, I told him he needed to tell me what happened and he spits out. Dad did it. Well as you can image, my eyes were popping out of my head and my face turned into an angry mad womens face. Seeing this, he quickly stated “no no no…it was an accident, when dad was holding my forehead. My husband is not violent at all. If anything I’m the aggresor of the relationship.So, I calmed down, told him if he felt okay, and we proceeded as usual. I didn’t even think about it, well, wrong move. Parents if your kids accidentally get injured in any part of the body that is exposed…it’s probably better to tell their teachers/caregivers when you drop him/her off! The next day, after school got out, his teacher called to let me know she was sincerely sorry, she was obligated by law to report the insedent, and that she told them what my son told her, and she says that she gave her opinion that there was no reason to believe otherwise. He has never come to school with bruises or serious injuries, he only comes home from school with them. So I wasn’t concerned. She apologized up the wazoo, so I reasurred her not too worry. The way that I felt was, she was doing her job. I do think it is better safe than sorry, This policy is very important to the kids who ARE being abused. It gives them a safety-net. I felt confident, because we have nothing to hide and accidents happen.I notified the daycare, of the situation. They do care for our children and I’m assuming they would be interviewed. They were shocked that the teacher called it in. Every other teacher was telling me no, they do not by law have to call it in, but they do have to use their best judgement. Which then in-turn began to scare me.I do not believe in diciplining with physical abuse. I think that it is discusting and an embarrasement to man-kind. I have always felt this way. I was adopted and raised around foster children, some of which were terribly abused. Some of which should never have been taken from their parents…and many many poorly handled cases.Well I’ve been expecting someone from Child Services to show up on our door step and 3 days pass by and I figure well, they must be taking his teachers opinion seriously and I’ve got nothing to be concerned about. Then, my son tells me after school on the 4th day that some people had come to talk to him at school.My son, (god bless his heart) is a goof-ball and since I down-played the situation with him. Telling him only that someone may stop by and may ask him some questions, but it’s no big deal, everything is cool and to be honest and polite. Well, I’m not asking questions, I’m just letting him explain what had happened. In his own words without letting on that it was actually a very serious situation. So, he proceeds to tell me how the lady asked him, “Has anything like this ever happened before?” and he replied, “hmmm…uuuuuuhm, nope, I don’t THINK so”. (as he pretended to stroke his fingers on his chin, thinking style). My jaw hit the f

A: The teacher is held to the standards of the school district. If they require every incident be reported, then it is. The childcare givers were absolutely wrong for imply the teacher did something wrong. Your first instincts on the situation were correct. This teacher is doing her job, and erring on the side of caution. As a society, we expect no less where children are concerned, and schools are the safety net for thousands of children every year.My husband and I had a similar experience with CPS. Our daughter, a type 1 diabetic, was hospitalized with ketoacidosis. It was obvious to the doctors that she had not been taking her insulin, so the hospital called social services. After a day’s discussions back and forth with all concerned, it was finally determined that she had not taken it on purpose. Well, she was fourteen. It’s a difficult age. Almost every kid does something stupid.CPS came to our home to interview us. We were terrified. Our daughter was in intensive care for three days. Last thing on our minds was housework (We’d hardly ate or slept!). The place was a mess. But we kept our heads, were friendly, open, and straight-forward with everyone involved, and we found everyone to be quite affable and understanding. (If you have nothing to hide, you should not be defensive. It implies that you do.) We cooperated, even though CPS insisted she be admitted for psychiatric evaluation, which broke our hearts.At the end of the home visit, I invited the social worker to return anytime, and she actually laughed. She explained that file would be “open” for six months. Barring another complaint, after that, it will be closed. After two years, it will be “dismissed.” I’m not so naive as to believe that means it will no longer exist. But that doesn’t bother me. All the record says it that the case was investigated and found to be “unfounded,” which isn’t a bad thing. (The time restraints vary by state, but it’s likely to be similar.)I think you will find the people at social services to understand how kids are. Your son’s nonchalance is a good thing. He’s not sweating it, ’cause you’re not. (And he’s obviously a bright and delightful child. 🙂 If you keep the easy-going attitude, and there’s really nothing wrong, it will all blow over soon.Good luck, and best wishes for your family.

What is your opinion on ‘One Tree Hill Season 6’?

Q: I don’t think I like it this season. I was never really an avid watcher of this show, because I was really into the OC. When it quit though, I got OTH season 1 as a gift, and I watched in this past summer. It was really good, and I liked it because it was funny, and original characters and had drama, that could still be related to. I started picking it up about half way through last season, and then watched season one this summer, and was eager to watch the season 6 opener to see who Lucas would choose (hopefully Peyton). However, I watched the first episode with my mom, and was very uncomfortabe in doing so. I had high expectations for this season, and it disppointed me. Yes, Lucas went with Peyton, but the episode was creepy and uncalled for with several creepy violent scenes (Brooke getting beat up, Dan getting ran over-a cheap and corny effect I might add, and Nanny Carrie holding Dan captive. And then a few episodes later, Q gets killed.It seems like it’s all violence and completely unrealistic this season. My problem with it is I feel that it no longer has kept the feeling of relatibility. I, for one, can not relate in any way to a strange Nanny kidnapping a grandpa who’s just gotten ranover by a car that she stole, and now she’s injecting him with all sorts of needles and threatening to kill him after kidnapping Jamie. It is crazy and creepy, and I’m not sure that it is good for me to watch this..Besides, how realistic is it that when Q was shot that they showed another dead body. Obviously the guy who shot him is involved in more than one murder, which to me, is rather suspicious. As far as I’m concerned, if the producers chose to show that bit of detail rather than have Q get killed in an anoymous drive-by or something, you’d think there would be some sort of investigation or reference back to trying to catch the guy who did it- and why. It doesn’t make sense to me to just leave it at having a funeral and a basketball game for him, and moving on with the plot; even if going into the detail will stray from the plotline. Why even bother to include it then? I may just stop watching it. I realize nanny Carrie is gone now so things might get back to normal, but I am not impressed with this show anymore. What happened to the good old entertainent value of a show that many high-school students and young adults can relate to? It’s now turned into some overdramatic thriller series. I don’t get it.What’s your opinion?

A: I love this season. I think it’s probably one of the best seasons yet. It’s really intense and unpredictable. Like Q getting killed!! That was WAY unexpected!!! I love the show… always have. :)))