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Miracle -Pregnant Mother Dies-Gives Birth and Comes back to Life

Miracle -Pregnant Mother Dies-Gives Birth and Comes back to Life

An amazing miracle happened in Texas recently. A woman, 36 weeks pregnant, dies on her way to the hospital, gives birth by emergency Cesarean and then comes back to life. Her name is Elayna Nigrelli and she had a seizure at the high school where she worked, 3 weeks before her baby was due. She [...]

Kidney Stones – How Watermelon can help

Kidney Stones – How Watermelon can help

There is a lot of press today about kidney stones, where they come from and what to do for them.  In fact, kidney stone are plaguing over 300,000 people per year who visit the emergency room with stones. But did you know something as simple as eating watermelon can help reduce both your risk for [...]

Xbox One Heart Sensing Technology

Xbox One Heart Sensing Technology

One of the more incredible additions to the latest addition in the Xbox family is the ability for the Xbox One to sense your heart rate and show it on screen. It is able to do this optically through Eulerian Video Magnification, basically magnifying properties in standard video output in order to discover your pulse [...]

Multiple Sclerosis as Young as 17

Multiple Sclerosis as Young as 17

What’s the Diagnosis, Doc? I remember back when I was in high school, thinking I was really heavy. All the kids used to laugh at me and call me names – like “thunder thighs”, “lard ass”, “big ass”…you name it they called me it. I was embarrassed when it was P.E. time, I didn’t want [...]

10 Extraordinary Homegrown American Foods

10 Extraordinary Homegrown American Foods

Potato Chips, Hamburgers, and Apple pie are foods that helped shape America. However, with the rise of ethnic cuisines and supermarkets filled with microwave dinners and salad bars, it is difficult to remember that there are extraordinary homegrown American food delights still served across the nation. They are foods with a sense of place that [...]

ACL Injuries Comes a Long Ways

ACL Injuries Comes a Long Ways

Two decades years ago when an athlete tore his anterior cruciate ligament he was out for well over a year. Nowadays, athletes are back in mere months roaring and ready to go. It goes to show that ACL injuries have come a long ways. Growing up I remember hearing that an ACL injury in the [...]

Marijuana Could be the Next Diabetes Drug (Poll)

Marijuana Could be the Next Diabetes Drug (Poll)

Marijuana, the controversial drug making all the headlines lately, could in fact be the next major drug in fighting diabetes. According to a study published by the American Journal of Medicine suggests that chemical compounds found in cannabis may help to control blood sugar, leading to a lower risk of diabetes. Three separate studies have shown [...]

McDonalds CEO Lectured by Nine Year Old

McDonalds CEO Lectured by Nine Year Old

The CEO of McDonald’s was recently lectured about his products by a nine year old. At the corporation’s annual shareholders meeting in Oak Brooke, Ill Hannah Robertson accused the CEO of targeting children with their unhealthy products. The response by CEO Don Thompson was almost equally shocking, “We don’t sell junk food.” McDonald’s can’t shake [...]

Itch Mystery Demystified

Itch Mystery Demystified

Everybody itches, and our innate reaction is to scratch. People find it debilitating and annoying because sometimes an itch arises for apparent reason, but it could also serve as a warning. The itch sensation has long been a mystery, but today, researchers have discovered a clue that could demystify this phenomenon. In a new study [...]

Sunscreen, Sunshine, and Fun for Memorial Day Weekend

Sunscreen, Sunshine, and Fun for Memorial Day Weekend

The National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention wants you to remember the sunscreen when you head out the door this weekend.  When you are packing your bags for your Memorial Day fun, make sure sunscreen is on your mind, on your skin, and in your car. This Friday is the fourth annual “Don’t Fry Day.” [...]

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    Addis Ababa – With Africa’s countless problems set aside for a day to mark the progress made so far, an extravagant 50th jubilee celebration of the African Union will begin on Saturday. Entertainment of dancing troupes is set to perform to more than 10,000 guests in the Ethiopian capital, the home of the African Union. […]
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  • Memorial Day Weekend of Epic Movie Violence May 25, 2013
    This Memorial Day weekend, if you are looking for something to do with the family, you may want to think twice before seeing the movie Epic; it feels like an animated version of the movie Braveheart. Epic is a children’s movie produced by Blue Sky Studios! based on the fantasy-adventure book by William Joyce.  The […]
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  • Stockholm rioting expands May 25, 2013
    After six nights the Stockholm rioting expands to other parts of Sweden. The police shooting of an elderly man over a month ago may have sparked rioting in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Although the Stockholm authorities stated they were not sure what the real cause was and admitted it was pure speculation. They confirmed […]
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