The boy who wanted to fly: an orphan who needed everything had everything to give

Article Abstract:

Ron and Kim Gould adopted a 12-year-old Cambodian orphan named Prom, who arrived in the US weighing 46 pounds and suffering from severe hemophilia, but after three years of treatment and care he is a healthy teenager. Prom also arrived with a love of airplanes and hopes to be a pilot.

Care and treatment, Behavior, Orphans, Hemophiliacs, Gould, Prom

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He's just big, she's fat

Article Abstract:

Men usually lose weight easier than women because of the higher muscle content of their bodies. This has seemed unfair to women, who always have been conscious of their body weight. However, social pressure is now causing men to become more aware of their body weight as well.

Social aspects, Body weight

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A beautiful way to walk

Article Abstract:

The health benefits of hiking are explored. Tips for starting out are offered.

Hiking

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