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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Centerville mom to battle on ‘The Dr. Oz Show’ Friday
Those other mother had better suit up.
Centerville’s Therese Mangold, the mother of New York Jet center Nick Mangold, will join AFC moms in a battle against NFC moms during six episodes of the “The Dr. Oz Show” beginning Friday September 25.
Twenty mothers of NFL players will face off to get fit in “Dr. Oz’s Ultimate Health Challenge.”
The squads will be coached by former Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George and his wife Taj, a “Survivor” contestant.
The NFL moms include the mothers of Donovan McNabb, Kurt Warner, Jay Richardson, Danny Clark and DeSean Jackson.
The challenge will end the Friday before Super Bowl XLIV.
Viewers can follow the action at doctoroz.comdoctoroz.com. The Dr. Oz Show air at 4 p.m. on WKEF.
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Woman gives birth to 19.2 pound baby
Can someone say ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrrrrrrrgh?
An Indonesian woman gave birth to a 19.2-pound, 2-foot-long baby boy Monday, Sept. 21, according to AFP.
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Proof that there is justice in the universe: the baby was born by Caesarean section.
According to the AFP story, the baby’s super-size is likely due to the fact that his 41-year-old mother has diabetes. The baby may have received way, way too much glucose while in his mother’s womb.
The child doesn’t have a name yet, but his parents may want to consider naming him after Audrey 2 from “Little Shop of Horrors.”
Apparently he is really, really, really into being fed.
“He’s got strong appetite, every minute, it’s almost non-stop feeding,” said Binsar Sitanggang, a doctor who helped deliver the child.
Audrey 3 is the largest baby ever born in Indonesia, but he is not the heaviest child ever born.
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the world’s heaviest baby was born to Anna Bates, a Canadian woman who lived in Seville, Ohio. That baby was born in 1879 and weighed 23.12 pounds. It died 11 hours after his birth.
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