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Some Pediatricians Say Young Football Players Can Tackle If It Is Safely Done

Is your child a football player? This article may be useful for your child's safety when playing football. Previously, risks in playing football that included concussions and brain related injuries have increased over the years. There were some in the medical community that wanted to prohibit certain practices in football especially tackling. However, it is now widely accepted that children including high school students will be allowed to tackle as long as safety precautions are being practiced and monitored.

By J. Navarra

Drones to Shark Patrol Beaches, Australian Beaches Being Monitored Against Shark Attacks

We've all heard about drones. Amazon, in the future, will be utilizing drones for Amazon Prime Air, as previously reported on FoodWorldNews. Your local neighborhood pal may also have a drone and might be using it to take pictures and videos from the sky. But there may be another use for these flying drones that can save lives, particularly from shark attacks.
#StealABreakfast: Steal A Free Taco Bell A.M. Crunchwrap After The World Series

Get a free breakfast wrap from Taco Bell! Love food but not a fan of baseball? It might be important to tune into the upcoming Major League Baseball World Series, though - just because you might be able to get away with a free Taco Bell.
Hearts and Arteries Can Be 3D Printed, A Cheaper Alternative to Organ Donation

It is no mystery that acquiring organs can be difficult. Organ donation starts off with the person performing a simple act of consent to be a donor in their state's donor registry. While the process is simple, patients needing these donated organs have to wait in line. And the waiting can take months if not years. 3D printing may be an alternative and much affordable solution.
Oldest Polar Bear in United States, Klondike, Dies in Philadelphia Zoo

The Philadelphia Zoo has announced on its Facebook page that Klondike, the oldest polar bear in the United States, has passed away. Klondike, who was 34 years old, was euthanized due to a rapid decline in her health.
What's Not to be Shied about Being Shy?

Being shy is not always a bad thing. Sometimes, it can be an asset. What are the good things that come out of shyness and how to help kids and teens have more confidence?
Volkswagen Approves Massive Cost-Cutting Across the Board

Volkswagen continues its belt-tightening and will slash all pay raises for managers for 2016. The fallout from Volkswagen's emissions scandal has not ceased.
3D Printing Using Beer and Coffee Is Now Possible

US company 3dom uses waste materials from the manufacture of beer and coffee to produce innovative and eco-friendly 3D printer filaments.
Apple to Reduce Carbon Emissions in China with Solar Initiatives, Successfully Starts with Sichuan Province

Apple's ambitious plan to reduce its carbon emissions in China by producing solar initiatives starts with Sichuan Province.
‘The Walking Dead’ Recap: Did Glenn Really Just Get Killed Off?

The walkers tear open someone's abdomen and start pulling out internal organs. The life of a huge character on "The Walking Dead" was just left hanging in the wind on the Oct.
DIY Contraceptive Injection is the Most Effective Alternative for Pills

DIY Contraceptive Injection is the Most Effective Alternative for Pills Birth control injection that you administer at home can have a lasting effect of up to 3 months without worrying of missing to take a pill every day.
Meat Industry: You Can (Actually) Love Bacon

After careful deliberation of the World Health Organization with scientists and representatives from 10 nations, at last, conclusions have been made: Processed meat can lead to bowel cancer; bacon, along with other red meat, is a likely cause of the disease. However, the global meat industry has set itself to reject WHO's ruling.
Weight Loss through Living for the Moment

Less body fat is found to share a link with the attention an individual gives to the present moment.
Republican Presidential Candidate: Mothers Shouln't Have the Right to End Unwanted Pregnancy

Mothers shouldn't have right to Terminate Pregnancy says Carson WASHINGTON -- Front-running Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson said on Sunday that rape and incest are not valid reasons to terminate a pregnancy Encouraged by surveys showing him running ahead of Donald Trump in Iowa, the retired neurosurgeon said exemptions should be studied only in occasional cases concerning the mother's health condition, if people can come up with a rational explanation as to why they would like to kill a baby.
Fidgeting - An Annoying Habit that is Actually Good For You

Facts about fidgeting we have never heard until now. Some of us fidget when we're confronted with an uncomfortable situation. A person who fidgets by tapping a foot nervously, jiggling a knee up and down or crossing his legs and swinging the top one back and forth repeatedly in Japanese is known as being involved in "bimbo-yusuri" which literally "poor shaking.