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Army major united with baby son for first time upon returning from Afghanistan

Army Major William Waugh and the other soldiers of EGYPT returned to the UK from Afghanistan, reuniting with loved ones.
As the 88 members of the military unit EGYPT reunited with family and friends, Major William Waugh embraced his ten-day-old son, Harry, for the first time.
“It’s wonderful,” Major Waugh told the Telegraph. “It’s pretty amazing to [...]

Trial of German man accused of killing pregnant Egyptian woman begins

“Alex W”, A German man has begun his high profile trial, accused of the killing of a pregnant Egyptian woman, Marwa al-Sherbini, in a case that has enraged many in the Muslim world. Alex W faces charges of murder, attempted murder and dangerous bodily harm.
The attack and killing of the pregnant Egyptian woman happened [...]

Lamentations Author Receives Thurber Prize

Yesterday New York magazine contributor Ian Frazier received the 2009 Thurber Prize for American Humor based on his collection of essays, Lamentations of the Father.  Frazier brings some humor to the stress and distress of everyday parenting dilemmas experienced by all mothers and fathers.
Thurber merges Bible writing style with the reality of a parent’s world [...]

Pregnant after swimming in a pool

The swimming pool can be a dangerous place: Kids can get sunburned or slip on the deck. But can the pool get you pregnant? A Polish mother thinks so.
A Polish mother is suing a hotel in Egypt with the claim that her daughter of 13 years became pregnant after swimming in the communal pool.
The mother, [...]