Griffin Dalrymple is an energetic 7-year-old who loves going to school in Eureka, Montana. But two years ago, the boy described by his mother, Jayci, as a “ball of fire” was suddenly knocked back by severe bacterial pneumonia that hospitalized him for two weeks. As her son lay in the intensive care unit with a… Read More: Push Is On for States to Ban Organ Transplant Discrimination »
By Kelly Harrigan Is this you? When someone is asked to describe you, they say you are an active, happy, outgoing person. Your friends say you’re a great cheerleader and a huge support to them. Co-workers are amazed at how efficient you are at your job. Your house always looks wonderful. Your typical response is… Read More: Do You Grin and Bear It? »
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Professor Robert Dingwall, from Nottingham Trent University, said the risk in pubs was ‘heavily age loaded’ and focused on ‘specific groups where one can think about specific advice on protection’. Health News | Mail Online
Toy giant Mattel plans to scrub the U.K. versions of Scrabble of hundreds of “offensive” words — leaving game-loving Brits clutching their “boobies” for fear of losing their “arses.” Other prized words, such as “goolies,” “wrinklies,” “boffing,” “farting” and “fatso,” may also wind up on the wrong side of the official Scrabble lexicon, British aficionados… Read More: ‘Arses’ on the line? Brits fear for Scrabble crackdown on… »