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U.S.Grieving Parents Warn Against the Dangers of Lake Electricity After Daughter Is KilledCarmen Johnson, 15, was a high school cheerleader who enjoyed life, got good grades and loved to be on the water. The Johnsons say Carmen, their youngest child, was electrocuted while swimming in the lake behind their home.
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The four-legged members of our families can be just as demanding as their two-legged counterparts when it comes to dinner time. Despite the fact that these little guys can’t communicate with us verbally, they do a pretty good job getting us to understand what they want without using a single word. Take for example the cat in this video. After many meals worth of practice, this clever cat has learned how to communicate the fact that he would like to taste his human’s food. The secret to this kitten’s method is patience. Rather than pouncing on his target and gobbling down anything he can get his paws on, he very subtly taps his human on the arm and pantomimes his request. We’ve seen cats be polite
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“Cheating is almost always a symptom rather than a cause of relationship problems. In other words, the relationship itself has hit hard times,” Susan says. Serial cheaters will tell themselves their cheating is justified, she argues, and that, “if they’re unhappy in a relationship, it’s OK to look elsewhere, either temporarily, or in order to find a new partner.
Yahoo Style Staff- NewsSan Bernardino County veteran ID'd as shooter in Houston rampage
A source close to the investigation has identified the shooting suspect as a 25-year-old veteran from California.
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- LifestyleHorribly Abused Rescue Dog Changes Woman’s Life Forever
05/30/2016 Posted by Most of the people that have followed our site for even just a short while know that we LOVE to tell inspirational stories. Especially ones written by fellow dog lovers, telling their stories and sharing their tributes to the furry friends we all know and love. In this story a woman tells us how she met Victoria, a rescue dog that was with Funds For Pets, who changed her outlook on life forever. The following was found on The Animal Rescue Site titled My California Girl, written by an unnamed person living in Winnipeg, MB, Canada. No one can say for certain what Victoria’s life was like before she was dropped at a high-kill shelter in California, but given her condition
Life With Dogs - U.S.Cancer Survivor Stunned by Attention Over Graduation Denial
Overwhelming public support is outweighing any lingering bitterness for a suburban Phoenix high school student who kept up with classes through cancer treatments but wasn't allowed to walk at graduation. "Having people tell me that I'm being a voice for them is so much more powerful than these people denying me my request," Stephen Dwyer said. The 18-year-old on Sunday, just a few days after having to watch his Mesa high school's graduation ceremony from afar, said he never imagined his Facebook post about it would draw national attention. He said he has heard from strangers from all over the world through social media. Many of them are people who are dealing with illness. Dwyer withdrew from
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- HealthI Tried Going to Sleep at 9 Every Night-Here's What Surprised Me
My husband and I have a problem: sleep. We don't get enough, ever. He wakes in the mornings (after several snoozes) in a foul mood that lasts until at least four in the afternoon. And I'm tired all the time. Really tired. I have no energy all day. Most days, that means no energy to work out or play with the kids. Some days, I can't get out of bed. Fortunately, we have a lot of bedfellows. The CDC classifies insufficient sleep as a public health problem. And every doctor, health guru, and mattress salesman says they have the answer to better sleep. So we picked through the pillow talk and settled on two books that promised slumber solutions: 5 AM Miracle by Jeff Sanders and Sleep Smarter by Shawn
Marie Claire - HealthVideo: Amid Struggle to Lose Weight, Woman Gets Life-Changing Medical Diagnosis
Now to our series, weight loss win, this morning the hidden medical conditions that may be keeping you from losing weight. One woman struggling for 15 years with countless diet until a doctor finally discovered what was wrong. Reporter: They're a picture of perfection. Behind the smile, a 15-year battle with weight loss. Back when I was in middle school, I started gaining weight rapidly. I would work out. I was on several sports teams and I was still gaining weight. And I didn't understand why. I just thought it was puberty or genetics. Reporter: She did everything right. Eating a healthy diet and staying active, yet no one could diagnose why she couldn't lose the pounds. I would go to the doctor
ABC News - LifestyleThe 'Garage Sale Millionaire' who made his fortune selling people's castoffs says there's a step you can't skip before listing anything for sale
When Aaron LaPedis was 10 years old, his mom made him a deal: If he helped his parents with a garage sale and sold his old toys, he could use whatever money he earned to buy new ones. Around mid-afternoon, his parents went inside to make lunch, leaving LaPedis in charge of the garage sale. "My parents came out literally 45 minutes later and my pockets were full of cash," he tells Farnoosh Torabi on an episode of her "So Money" podcast. "And they were so proud of me ... until that night when they walked around the house and found half of their furniture gone." Young LaPedis was hooked on buying and selling. Today, the self-made millionaire and author of the bestseller "The Garage Sale Millionaire"
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- U.S.Dead Whale Found on Bow of Cruise Ship Entering Alaska Port
A cruise ship arrived at an Alaska port carrying a dead whale on its bow. The Zaandam, a Holland America Line cruise ship, was preparing to dock in Seward just after 5 a.m. Sunday when the juvenile fin whale was spotted on top of the ship's bulbous bow, the part of the bow under the water line. Company spokeswoman Sally Andrews says in an email that the whale wasn't there a half-hour earlier. She says an officer had been preparing the ship for arrival just after 4:30 a.m. and didn't see a whale. National Marine Fisheries Service spokeswoman Julie Speegle says the whale was towed to a beach and a necropsy is underway.
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Sleep restores us. And not getting enough of it can put us at greater risk of heart disease and cancer. Sleep even makes us smarter. Yet researchers are finding that more than 10 percent of the population is chronically sleep deprived. More: 50 Ways to Sleep Better Tonight If you're having trouble slipping into-and remaining in-Dreamland, don't dart straight to prescription sleep drugs, which can be habit-forming, harmful if you live with certain conditions, and even downright bizarre! (Some people develop sleep-eating and sleep-driving habits when using prescription sleeping pills.) The good news is, science has found that many foods, drinks, herbs, and other natural sleep aids can help put
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