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Jeff Saut: A Time For Caution
Minyanville.com, New York -
Indeed, in this business you?ve gotta have heart, as well as experience, to give you the confidence to make the correct ?bets? necessary to win the ...

South Asian Women's Forum
Eva Longoria at 'You'rve Gotta Have Heart' benefit: Photos
South Asian Women's Forum, India - Apr 29, 2008
Eva Longoria at the 'You've Gotta Have Heart' benefit on Monday, April 28, at the Geffen Playhouse in Westwood, CA. Photo Credit: PR Photos April 29, ...

BREATHEcast.com
Interview With Stephanie Smith
BREATHEcast.com, CA -
I don?t really, I have a heart for people that don?t know the Lord, and while I?m very open to talking about that and I want my music to minister to them ...
Troy's Take: New Tin Man Diner shows ya? gotta? have heart
Falmouth Bulletin, MA - Apr 28, 2008
By Troy Clarkson With the curves and swerves served up to us during our journey here, much of our success, I have come to believe, is determined by how we ...

Bleacher Report
Takin' a T/O with BT: Afternoon Action with Doc Halladay and the ...
Bleacher Report, CA -
That would have been invariably easier on the nerves?they always have to tease me with pitching. Ah well, we all gotta go at some point; at least my time ...

BuddyTV
Big Brother 9: What's Next for James and Chelsia?
BuddyTV, WA -
At present, James and Chelsia have decided to put a hold on their romance and just remain friends. ?We care about each other a lot. ...

PezCycling News
PEZ-Tech: Polar CS200cad Computer
PezCycling News - May 4, 2008
Besides the simple aesthetics of cluttering you your bike with wires, I can?t keep track of how many computer wires I have snapped by accident over the ...
Instead of Breaking Hips, They're Breaking Into Hip-Hop
Washington Post, United States - May 2, 2008
The hip-hopping seniors, who have become fan favorites, were in the audience, screening the movie about their beginnings for the first time, ...

Esquire
The 75 Skills Every Man Should Master
Esquire -
You don't have to master them all at once. You simply have to collect and develop a certain number of skills as the years tick by. ...

ComingSoon.net
Speed Racer Himself, Emile Hirsch
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Emile Hirsch made his feature film debut six years ago and not only does the young star already have Hollywood praising his talents, but he has been honored ...
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[BOOK] You Gotta Have Wa
R Whiting - 1990 - Vintage Books

Heart development in Drosophila and vertebrates: conservation of molecular mechanisms -
R Bodmer, TV Venkatesh - Dev Genet, 1998 - doi.wiley.com
... Dev Biol 188:295?311. DROSOPHILA AND VERTEBRATE HEART DEVELOPMENT 185 Page 6. ... Cell
79:1121?1124. Simon MC (1995): Gotta have GATA. Nature Genet. 11:9?11. ...

Physiological Genomics of Antidepressant Targets: Keeping the Periphery in Mind -
RD Blakely - Journal of Neuroscience, 2001 - neuroscience.org
... distribution and function in the periphery. Genetic support for NET dysfunction:
"you gotta have heart". The human NET was the first ...

[CITATION] You gotta have heart
CK Germer - Psychotherapy Networker, 2006

[PDF] You Gotta Have Friends -
TL Friedman - New York Times, 2002 - iclny.com
... You Gotta Have Friends By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN ... on Day 3. Setting up the first progressive
Arab state, at the heart of the Arab world, could have a very ...

You've gotta have HAART -
GJ Stewart - Med J Aust, 1998 - mja.com.au
... You've gotta have HAART"*. ... For HAART to remain HEART in 1999 and beyond, three major ...
A sizeable proportion of patients have developed some resistance to each of ...
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Inheriting heart trouble: the relevance of common-sense ideas to preventive measures
C Davison, S Frankel, GD Smith - Health Education Research, 1989 - Oxford Univ Press
... But I've still gotta watch it, whereas I ... Many people have an idea (information coming
from older ... extremely important in lay conceptions of heart trouble, as ...

From social taboo to" torch of freedom": the marketing of cigarettes to women -
A Amos, M Haglund - British Medical Journal, 2000 - tobaccocontrol.bmj.com
... 5. She's gotta have it. ... At the beginning of the 20th century few people could ever
have imagined how ... We should take heart that Edward Bernays, who played such an ...

Exploring the Lived-Experience of Childhood Cancer Survivors -
VE Karian, SM Jankowski, JA Beal - Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, 1998 - jpo.sagepub.com
... Through per- sonal experience, the researchers have noted an increased awareness,
sensitivity, and ma- turity in their pediatric patients with cancer. ...

GATA-6: The Proliferation Stops Here Cell Proliferation in Glomerular Mesangial and Vascular Smooth … -
EE Morrisey - Circulation Research, 2000 - Am Heart Assoc
... 1993;13:3999?4010.[Abstract]; Simon MC. Gotta have GATA. ... GATA4 transcription factor
is required for ventral morphogenesis and heart tube formation. Genes Dev. ...

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Ya gotta have heart
The tightness in Joe Piscatella's chest turned out to be more than just a little twinge.
In 1977, Piscatella started noticing slight chest pains during his daily tennis workouts. At the age of 32, he walked into his doctor's office thinking maybe he had bronchitis. It didn't take long for his physician to discover a severe blockage - 95 percent - in his left main artery, a blood vessel the doctor referred to as ``the widow maker.''
Even after bypass surgery, doctors gave him news that was common back in the 1970s, before we became a cholesterol-conscious nation. The doctors told him: Use the time you have. Make your peace. Get your affairs in order. Say your goodbyes. You won't live to see your children graduate.
Thirty years later, Piscatella is the picture of health.
He celebrated his 63rd birthday this summer with a cruising vacation to the San Juan islands with friends and his wife of 40 years, Bernie.
Piscatella changed his fate by studying his condition, adopting healthy lifestyle changes and maintaining a positive attitude. He started the Institute for Fitness & Health and has written several books, produced videos and presented many motivational programs about diet, exercise and reducing stress.
He's appeared on ``Today'' and ``Good Morning America'' and was featured in Time magazine. When he's not traveling, he can be found on early morning jogs near his Gig Harbor, Wash., home or working out at the YMCA.
More importantly, he recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of his bypass surgery.
And despite his grim prognosis 30 years ago, he has seen both of his children graduate from high school and college. He's seen them get married and he has held his grandchildren.
Here's a look at what Piscatella had to say about the new life he found.

Q: Go back to 1977. What happened after your doctor gave you the bad news?
A: I remember I went home and moped around a lot. Finally, my wife yanked my chain and said, ``You can't change the cards you're dealt, but you can change the way you play them. Despite what the doctor says, let's do everything we can do.''

Q: What happened next?
A: I was fortunate that there was not a heart attack involved. I still had (muscle tissue) to work with, and I got interested in what you do to preserve this muscle and not run into more problems. I studied and ended up writing ``Don't Eat Your Heart Out.'' In 1977, no one knew much about cholesterol.

Q: What did you learn?
A: (Health is) not so much genetics as it is lifestyle. We all have a chance to make improvements. So much is not genetic. I've seen a lot of people with bad genes offset them with good lifestyles, and I've seen a lot of people with good genes offset them with bad lifestyles.
Another thing is that corporations are very interested in having their people lead healthier lifestyles. When I first got started, we didn't know much about cholesterol. We didn't know as much about diet and exercise. I've given motivational seminars for (many large and small corporations) to educate and motivate people to make healthy lifestyle changes.

Q: So it's part education, part motivation?
A: As far as motivation, part of that is my living story. I give them information about healthy living and tell them how to put the information to work in a realistic way. You'll find I'm never going to tell somebody to eat cardboard sandwiches. I'm pretty middle-of-the-road on diet and exercise. But often what they need is inspiration and motivation to take those first few steps.
In the corporate world, I put a lot of emphasis on stress and health. I wrote ``Take a Load Off Your Heart'' and did a PBS special by the same name to show people that you can know so much about healthy eating that the food pyramid is tattooed on your forehead. But if you're out of time, M&Ms are lunch.

Q: How should we get started on making lifestyle changes?
A: You know, someone once said this is a nation that discusses its cholesterol problems over Danish pastries. ... If you're eating from boxes and cans and fast-food outlets three times a day and the most you know about movement is watching people dance on television, that catches up with you. Children get it at an earlier age because they pick up adult habits.
I think the first step is making a decision that you're going to do it and then taking baby steps after that. You don't have to run marathons to be healthy. It's just moving that counts. Start with a 30-minute walk and then build. And make a commitment. Get a partner.
Same thing on the eating side: You don't have to go to the extreme and have a no-fat diet. You can make some simple changes that will help you cut fat and calories. Instead of worrying about 1,000 new recipes with ingredients you can't spell, focus on 12 you like and learn to trim down the fat without removing taste. There's nothing sexy about it. Having a healthy lifestyle is really a moderate approach.

Books by Joe Piscatella:

``Don't Eat Your Heart Out''
``The Road to a Healthy Heart Runs Through the Kitchen'' (sequel and newest book)
``The Healthy Heart Cookbook''
``Take a Load Off Your Heart,'' also on video and DVD
``The Fat-Gram Guide to Restaurant Food''
``Fat-Proof Your Child''
For information visit www.joepiscatella.com.
 
 
 
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