Folks the only real cool class trip I went on was a day trip to Niagara Falls.
It sure wasn’t like THIS one!
Parents are blaming the teachers; or at least one health official is blaming the parents.
But no matter how many fingers are pointed, it doesn’t change the fact that there are seven young teen girls who went on a five-day school trip to Sarajevo and then reportedly came back pregnant, the InSerbia Network Foundation reports.
Twenty-eight schoolgirls from Banja Luka went to the Bosnia-Herzegovina capital to sightsee and museum-hop; shortly after the girls got back home, it was discovered that seven of them (said to be ages 13 and 14) were with child.
Parents are enraged and asking what kind of adult supervision was provided on the trip, the Daily Mail reports, but Nenad Babici, the national coordinator for reproductive health, has a different take. Parental “neglect” is partly responsible for what happened to the girls, Babici tells InSerbia, as well as inadequate sex ed in the schools.
Read more: http://www.640wgst.com/articles/weird-news-104673/7-teens-come-home-pregnant-from-13088958#ixzz3MjVj1TVn
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HOW CUTE! I am involved with the Solar Industry, and the association just sent me a Christmas card wishing me a “SUNNY” 2015!
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All he wanted was a good night’s sleep, but instead, this Middletown, Connecticut, man found himself in trouble with the law.
When first responders arrived at Peter Recchia’s home on Traverse Drive the night of Dec. 17, they expected to find his wife in need of medical help.
But, as they soon realized, Recchia was only upset because his wife was talking too much, according to police.
Recchia, 54, admitted that he had only called 911 because his wife “babbles” when she’s off her medication. Police said he’d been gone for 10 days and suspected she wasn’t taking it.
Firefighters and EMTs showed up to find Recchia’s wife sitting in a
chair and smoking a cigarette. Because he had a court date the next
morning and wanted to get to bed early,
Recchia called for help and exaggerated his wife’s condition, police said.
Wellllllll. Now he’s going back to court …………, but for a different reason!http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/weird/Middletown-Man-Calls-911-Because-Blabbering-Wife-is-Keeping-Him-Up-Cops-286625641.html
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OR, there’s this woman:
Ever have a stuffy nose you couldn’t seem to shake?
Now imagine that it lingers for 18 years, and you’ll have a sense of Illinois resident Nadia Campbell’s misery.
“I used to wake up at night literally every hour to blow my nose because there was so much congestion and difficulty breathing,” the 38-year-old tells Loyola Medicine. “I never got a restful night’s sleep.” She visited five specialists and had three surgeries over the years, all to no avail—until doctors at Loyola University’s health system figured out the problem, reports ABC News. Introducing Samter’s triad, a rare condition recognized fairly recently that involves a combination of asthma, nasal polyps, and sensitivity to aspirin.
Read more: http://www.kfyi.com/articles/weird-news-104673/woman-plagued-with-stuffy-nosefor-18-13087284#ixzz3MjRn67Ey
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Folks, there’s something swimming around in the ocean that’s EATING great white sharks!!!!
Scientists say they don’t know what it is ……………., and they don’t want to know!
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AND, if you’re going to be delusional ……., ya might as well make it a good one!
One day you’re a 25-year-old barber; the next, you’re
Matthew McConaughey. Or at least, you thinkyou’re Matthew McConaughey.
That’s what happened to Rory Curtis, a UK man who got in a bad car
accident in England in August 2012 and came out of the six-day coma that
resulted believing he was the Hollywood actor. He also spoke fluent
French, despite having not studied the language in years. “I was sitting
there spouting a foreign language from my hospital bed acting all
French in their sort of arrogant yet sophisticated way,” explains Curtis
in a new interview with the Telegraph.“Also, in my head I thought I was Matthew McConaughey. When I went to the toilet I went to look in the mirror and I was shocked because I didn’t look like him, I didn’t know what I was looking at.”
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For all those asshole Republicans down in the States, or the staff at Sun TV news, if they don’t believe in Global Warming by now, we should send them all the Finland!
Temperatures in Finland rose almost twice as fast as
in the rest of the world over the past 166 years, meteorologists said
Monday, supporting claims global warming hits higher altitudes hardest.
Since 1847 “the average temperature in Finland has risen by more than two degrees,” the Finnish Meteorological Institute said.
“During the observation period, the average increase was 0.14 degrees
per decade, which is nearly twice as much as the global average.”
The meteorologists based their statement on a study from the University of Eastern Finland, which concluded the climbing temperatures from 1847-2013 in the Nordic country are “in line with the notion that warming is stronger in higher latitudes.”
November, December and January have seen the biggest temperature rises, with less significant increases in March, April and May, says professor Ari Laaksonen of the University of Eastern Finland and the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
These changes have been visible in daily life with lakes freezing later in winter and trees blooming earlier in spring.
Record high temperatures in Alaska, below average snow cover across the Arctic and excess summer ice melting in Greenland were observed by scientists in 2014, raising new concerns about global warming.
The worrying weather was reported in the annual Arctic Report Card, compiled by 63 scientists in 13 countries, and was released on December 17 at the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.
Since 1847 “the average temperature in Finland has risen by more than two degrees,” the Finnish Meteorological Institute said.The meteorologists based their statement on a study from the University of Eastern Finland, which concluded the climbing temperatures from 1847-2013 in the Nordic country are “in line with the notion that warming is stronger in higher latitudes.”
November, December and January have seen the biggest temperature rises, with less significant increases in March, April and May, says professor Ari Laaksonen of the University of Eastern Finland and the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
These changes have been visible in daily life with lakes freezing later in winter and trees blooming earlier in spring.
Record high temperatures in Alaska, below average snow cover across the Arctic and excess summer ice melting in Greenland were observed by scientists in 2014, raising new concerns about global warming.
The worrying weather was reported in the annual Arctic Report Card, compiled by 63 scientists in 13 countries, and was released on December 17 at the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco.
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