Young, hot, and a triple threat, plus other weekend stories you should read

Source: Globe and Mail

Paige Ellis Globe and Mail Update Published Sunday, May. 27, 2012 3:03PM EDT Last updated Sunday, May. 27, 2012 3:09PM EDT ‘Fitting in’ takes on new meaning As childhood obesity skyrockets, a handful of schools around the globe ...
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Such Pain

Source: Experience Project

I remember that late night on May 28 I was lying in bed with crutial back pains and I couldn't sleep and around midnight I started having horrible stomach pains and then came to realization that my water had broke. I was screa ...
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Flick: Prom King, award winner, life inspiration

Source: Hanford Sentinel

DOWNS — It’s been a big month for Payten Presley. A few weekends ago, a senior at Tri-Valley High School, as voted on by his classmates, he was crowned Prom King. Then Friday night, at graduation ceremonies, he won the school's Super Star A ...
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Source: Duluth News Tribune

MY SIBLINGS ARE: Matthew Falla, 34; Linda Falla-Kelso, 31; and the late Daniel Falla. MY GRANDPARENTS ARE: David L. Johnson, Stephanie Hemphill and William Miller, all of Duluth; and Kenneth Falla and Lou Ann and Dale Viken, all of Grand Forks. MY GRE ...
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Report calls for pay rise for NZ carers

Source: Big Pond News

The author of a Human Rights Commission report on aged care says conditions in the sector in New Zealand are a type of modern-day slavery. 'It offends against human decency. The reliance on the emotional umbilical cord between women working as ...
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The Shroud of Turin's Less Famous Cousin

Source: UFO Digest

Lying in the Cathedral of Oviedo, Spain in relative obscurity compared to its more famous cousin, the Sudarium presents a better provenance and history than the Shroud and may be the sole surviving relic of the crucifixion that has m ...
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Undercover report exposes elderly care industry

Source: TVNZ

Human Rights Commission equal employment opportunities commissioner Dr Judy McGregor has worked undercover in the elderly care industry and her report slams the sector as a type of modern-day slavery. Nearly all the workers are women, who earn as lit ...
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Military father makes surprise trip home to see newborn son

Source: KHOU.com

DALLAS – A North Texas father serving in Afghanistan made a surprise trip home on Friday to be with his newborn son. It was an unexpected reunion for the military family, just in time for Memorial Day. “We’ve had a ton of help, but it’s still not th ...
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Why banking on cord blood isn't necessarily a good idea

Source: Globe and Mail

CARLY WEEKS From Saturday's Globe and Mail Published Saturday, May. 26, 2012 6:00AM EDT It’s a straightforward pitch to expecting parents: Pay a private clinic to store your baby’s stem-cell-rich umbilical-cord blood, and rest assured that he o ...
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