Americans' confidence in schools, churches, banks, government and media at record lows; When everything else fails, amateur radio will still be here; and some blind kids in West Virginia got to be in a band.
Americans' confidence in schools, churches, banks, government and media at record lows; When everything else fails, amateur radio will still be here; and some blind kids in West Virginia got to be in a band.
A very small study, with only 10 subjects, is showing promising results in the treatment of Alzheimer’s. While it was previously thought that memory loss was permanent with this degenerative disease, research is showing that reversal of the symptoms can actually occur if patients follow a specific protocol.
High doses of vitamin D have been shown in a new study to help the immune systems of multiple sclerosis (MS) sufferers.
MS is a chronic, incurable disease that attacks the central nervous system. Symptoms include numbness in the limbs, difficulty walking, paralysis, vision loss, fatigue, and pain.
Hallee Sorenson, who has autism, had her 18th birthday party at a bowling alley. The excited teen was ready for all of her friends to show up and wish her well, however she was devastated when not one person showed up. Instead of spending her 18th birthday party socializing and eating cake, she spent her special day crying.
Hallee’s cousin, Rebecca Guildford, was heartbroken for her relative. She said, “Hallee is funny, sweet, caring, smart, an athlete, a jigsaw puzzle champion, a wonderful student, and a best friend to all.”
If you have a child that is restricted to a “special” diet because of food allergies or other health issues, you know how expensive it can be trying to tailor your meals and snacks so that he doesn’t wind up with hives, or worse. Two Kansas moms with lots of experience in trying to keep their kiddos healthy and happy without breaking the bank decided to do something about it.
Pennsylvania becomes the latest state to tell Nestle to put a cork in it; Gardening a far better use of time than another presidential sElection; and the UK can't afford their ineffectual CCTV anyway.
Pennsylvania becomes the latest state to tell Nestle to put a cork in it; Gardening a far better use of time than another presidential sElection; and the UK can't afford their ineffectual CCTV anyway.
An Israeli company, HomeBioGas, has created a portable machine that turns food waste into renewable energy for cooking or electricity, and its byproduct can even be used as plant fertilizer. [1]
Some are disheveled, some are shaggy, and some are barely there. Beards are popular right now, much to many women’s dismay, and while beards sometimes catch soup and crumbs, they’re actually not unhygienic.
Adam Roberts, a clean-shaved microbiologist from University College London, decided to comb through guys’ facial hair to find out if they contain…poop. Not soup, but poop.
