Month: July 2012
Five of Our Favorite Failed Olympic Events
For more coverage on the 2012 London Olympic Games, check out the Olympics Spotlight PageIts always fun to talk to your friends about the weird sports they play. At Purdue (and a few other universities Im aware of) there are Quidditch teams.
Gymnastics World Champion Jordyn Wieber Fails to Make All-Around
For more coverage on the 2012 London Olympic Games, check out the Olympics Spotlight PageBefore the games even started, we had our favorites picked for the finals and one of the obvious choices was gymnastics reigning world champion, Jordyn Wieber.
Low-Fat Seven Layer Bean Dip
No party is complete without a tasty array of chips and dip! But it’s so hard to hit the snack table without feeling guilty about stuffing yourself with junk food. Luckily, we’ve got a healthy version of the classic Seven Layer Dip recipe that will satisfy the need to dip without ruining any diets! Ingredients
“Teachable Moments” for Teens in Fifty Shades of Grey
Teenagers are, by nature, curious. This means that whether we like it or not, teens may be compelled to peek at the book taking over todays bestseller lists: Fifty Shades of Grey.
OT-Related Exercises for Children with Autism
My child frequently has a “high engine.” He was taught this phrase to describe how his body is feeling. A high engine means hes racing inside. His body sometimes has a low engine but that typically takes place first thing in the morning. Low engine means he has no energy in his body. When his engine is high, our child needs to do something to help his body. He wants to regulate his body to get the level to a moderate level, one that he’s comfortable with and leads to less body-related behaviors.