5. If the Fourteenth Amendment was intended to make the provisions of the Bill of Rights applicable to the states, it was the P & I Clause, not the Due Process Clause, that was meant to accomplish that.irst, one could argue that the Fourteenth Amendment (either through the P & I Clause or the Due Process Clause) made the specific provisions of the Bill of Rights enforceable against the states and no more.
By Robert Preidt. HealthDay Reporter. SUNDAY, Feb. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Short stretches of physical activity -- such as taking the stairs or raking leaves -- throughout the day can be just as beneficial as a trip to the gym, according to a new study.
Aerobic activities can be performed much longer than anaerobic activities, so they generally burn more calories after the first few minutes of exercise.Aerobic exercises are continuous exercises such as bicycling, cross-country skiing and running that rank at the top of calories-burned charts.erobic Activities. Nine of the top 10 calorie-burning activities on a list of 158 activities published by the âHarvard Heart Letterâ are aerobic. Running 10 mph and bicycling more than 20 mph are tied for first. They burn 1,228 calories per hour in 155-pound people.