A Daily Antidote to Everything Else
With help from a local junior college softball team, a Lamar County couple is celebrating their engagement despite losing their home during the tornado.
Source: ‘Miracle In The Mud’: Engagement Ring Found in Texas Tornado Debris
Love it. Off to a great start. 🙂
Forsyth researchers uncover a novel mechanism for producing cartilage cells.
Source: A small tweak to genes may finally enable us to regrow cartilage
Yes, please! I could use some replacement cartilage in certain joints…
Stanford University researchers have developed a wireless “smart bandage” that speeds up the repair of injured tissue and tracks healing.
Source: This Micro-Thin “Smart Bandage” Monitors Wound Healing While Repairing Tissue
Fascinating.
“You don’t like me having a Black Santa in my front yard?” said Chris Kennedy. “I will go and be the Santa Claus for the entire city.”
Source: He was harassed for the Black Santa on his lawn. Now, he’s a professional Black Santa.
I love this story.
Vaccine against all strains of virus hailed as major step in protecting against potentially devastating flu pandemic
Source: Universal flu vaccine may be available within two years, says scientist
Very encouraging.
A young man who started a window washing business in Kent has been cleaning road signs for free to give back to his community.
Neat idea.
“By simply relocating these pets via air, our rescue network can get them adopted into loving forever homes within 2 weeks of arrival.”
Source: Rescue Pilots Fly Thousands of Senior Shelter Dogs to New Homes
Very cool.
An accidental text message has led to a Thanksgiving tradition that is now continuing into its seventh year.
Source: Grandma And Man She Accidentally Texted Spend 7th Thanksgiving Together
I know I’ve run them before, but it’s just cool that they’re on year seven.
Shane Adams grew up riding and training horses his entire life, but he’s never experienced as strong a bond as he had with Mongo.
Source: Utah horse returns home to owner after 8 years of running with wild mustangs: ‘It’s a miracle’
Very cool.
We’d like to share a heartwarming story with our community ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday read a Natrona County Sheriff’s Office Facebook post.
Source: Thirteen Year Old Delivered Breech Baby Sister in Natrona County
Impressive (and scary!)