Some of the first settlers of this family name were: Dinardo, age 31, who arrived in America on Jan. 8, 1883, aboard the India. Serafino Dinardo, age 29, Martino Dinardo, age 40, and Domenico Dinardo, age 27, who all arrived in New York on Apr. 23, 1883, aboard the Brittania.
When performed at a moderate pace, both riding an exercise bike and walking burns calories. A side-by-side comparison of the two activities in Joyce L. Vedral's book, The Fat-Burning Workout: From Fat to Firm in 24 Days, shows that bicycling has a slight edge over walking in the amount of calories burned.
A pedometer is a small device used to count how many steps a person takes while walking. Experts recommend taking around 10,000 steps per day to improve physical fitness. Since most people cannot spend their entire day counting their steps, a pedometer acts as a sensible way to monitor and relay such information.