Telluride Adaptive cuts ribbon on new headquarters
Telluride Daily Planet Sat, 02 Jan 2010 09:34 AM PST
When someone suffers a horrible accident, one that robs limbs and body functions from its victim, doctors can only do so much. They may be able to restore physical functions, and even teach the newly disabled person to be mobile with what faculties they have left. But they cannot transplant confidence. |
Family elated to welcome home Ft. Hood massacre survivor
Chicago Sun-Times Sat, 02 Jan 2010 08:19 AM PST
The massacre at Fort Hood in Texas in November replays in his mind over and over. A gunman shouts in Arabic. Shots ring out. Then intense pain -- bullets tore through his left knee and other parts of his body -- and loud screams. "It was surreal, just mass chaos,'' Army Pvt. 1st Class Najee Hull recalled last week. "Pain and people screaming. It replays in my mind over and over. I remember ... |
Hepatitis C Awareness Campaign
Rocklin & Roseville Today Sat, 02 Jan 2010 08:15 AM PST
More than 40 percent of college students falsely believe that tattooing and body piercing are unlikely to pose health risks, researchers from UC Davis and Sacramento State University have found |
DECEMBER 2009 DAY-BY-DAY
Sporting Life Sat, 02 Jan 2010 06:59 AM PST
1st FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke confirmed the Republic of Ireland would not be given a place at the World Cup in South Africa after the FAI appealed tothe world governing body to let them in as the 33rd team. |
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