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Shocks Should Never Be in the Water

Paul Netter, Energized by Edison WriterJuly 2, 2019

Annual inspections by licensed professionals and awareness are the safest ways to prevent the hidden electrical threats in pools, hot tubs and spas. Marco … POLO … Marco … POLO … The long-favorite game remains, along with swimming, splashing around and just plain floating, a staple of swimming pool fun every summer, but there’s another guessing game pool owners never want to play. It involves electricity, namely the potential hidden electrical hazards in and around pools — and hot tubs and spas — that could lead to serious injuries and should never be ignored for the safety of occupants. Forgettable prevention could

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Martin Luther King Jr. Found Power and Fun in Sports

Amanda Scurlock, Sports WriterJanuary 13, 2016

DID YOU KNOW? Dr. Martin Luther King took interest in playing Billiards during his college years. According to the book ‘The Everything Martin Luther King Jr. Book: The Struggle, The Tragedy, the Dream,’ by Jessica McElrath, playing Billiards was a past time he took up while attending Crozer Theological Seminary. Students of the Seminary were encouraged to get acquainted with each other outside of class. Below the chapel was a recreation room with pool tables. After being reluctant to playing, King took on to the sport due to the liberal environment at the Seminary. When King was 18 years old,