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SSU introduces Orientation & Mobility Program - Portsmouth Daily Times

SSU introduces Orientation & Mobility Program Staff report Shawnee State University is pleased to introduce one of its newest programs, Orientation and Mobility (O&M) – a new field with historical, military beginnings intertwined with the history of teaching students with visual impairments. In numerous cultures as recently as the mid-20th century, individuals with blindness in both the private and public sectors were traditionally hidden away or taught to hide any remnant of their condition. “The entire field of O&M is still quite young,” said Rebecca Jefferson, current student in SSU’s O&M Program. “It used to be mostly for veterans, but now has opened up for anyone affected by blindness or visual impairments.”

Cheaper by the Dozen movie review (2003)

Here s my old copy of Cheaper by the Dozen right here. The bright orange binding is worn through to the cardboard, there are grape juice stains all through Chapter 3, and a couple of pages are stuck together with what still, incredibly, smells like peanut butter. God, I loved that book. I read it over and over again as pure escapism. I was an only child curled up at the end of the sofa, imagining what it would be like to have 11 brothers and sisters. Cheaper by the Dozen was a best-seller in the 1940s, and inspired a 1950 movie starring Clifton Webb and Myrna Loy as Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, who raised 12 kids with ingenuity and precision.

Did You Gain Weight During the Quarantine? 10 Expert Weight-Loss Solutions

Did You Gain Weight During the Quarantine? 10 Expert Weight-Loss Solutions Jenn Sinrich Replay Video Quarantine weight gain Life during coronavirus continues to be a challenge for a lot of reasons. Stay-at-home orders mean hunkering down at home with limited options for entertainment, socializing, or exercising. On the other hand, we have plenty of time to bake, cook, snack, and eat. If you turned to food for comfort during the Covid-19 pandemic, you weren t alone. A new survey by biotech company Gelesis found that 71 million Americans report having gained weight during the pandemic, which helps explain the term quarantine 15 . (Here s how to avoid emotional eating during coronavirus.)