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A woman from Perugia, Italy said she'd give one of her kidneys in exchange for a job for her son. She told reporters that her 38-year-old son speaks several languages and has been unemployed since last August when his business went bankrupt. She added, "One kidney is enough for me to live on; therefore, I am willing to give it up to help a 38-year-old smile again." She said she isn't ashamed of the offer and has nothing to lose. (UPI)

Cartridgesave attempted to figure out just how big Facebook really is. While the company doesn't list an official statistic for how many updates are posted a day, a survey by the company found that 62 percent of users post at least once per day, and that more than half of these were at least two lines long. If that were accurate for the site's 800 million users, there would be an average 292 billion posts per year. Facebook has said that 250 million photos are traded every day via the site, and that 50 percent of Facebook users log in every day.(Daily Mail)

 Here are some things you need to know about the new rules:

1. Airlines will have to include taxes and fees in their advertised prices. But starting Thursday, consumers will have a more-accurate idea of how much their tickets will really cost. The change applies to mandatory fees, however, not optional charges for bags and on-board entertainment -- though those fees must be more prominently displayed on airline websites as well, and they can't automatically be tacked on to your fare.
2. You'll have 24 hours to cancel your reservation. As long as you've booked your flight at least a week in advance, you'll be able to hold your reservation (without having to pay for it) or cancel it without a penalty for 24 hours after making it -- even if you've made the reservation through a travel website instead of directly with the airline.
3. Airlines have to tell passengers promptly about delays. With the new rules, airlines will have to notify you by email, over the phone, or with a sign at the airport if there are any delays longer than 30 minutes. They also have to let passengers and the public know quickly if there are flight cancellations, if flights are diverted, or if a plane is delayed on the tarmac.
4. Baggage fees must be disclosed in advance. Instead of finding out about checked-baggage fees when you're at the curb or counter, airlines now must let you know how much you'll pay for your luggage when you make your reservation. (It can be pricey: Continental charges economy passengers $25 for the first checked bag and $35 for the second, as does Delta. American Airlines charges $25 for the first, $35 for the second, and a whopping $150 for the third -- and that doesn't count additional fees for extra-heavy bags.) The new rules also state that airlines have to disclose any baggage fees you might have if you're changing flights or switching from a major airline to one of their affiliates during a single trip.
5. Airlines can't raise prices after you've purchased your tickets. It sounds crazy, but it can happen: Some airlines stipulate in their contracts that they can raise prices after you've booked your flight, and charge you the difference before you board. According to the Associated Press, Allegiant Air has considered raising prices on already-purchased seats if oil prices rose.

 A study of 11,000 men and women shows that women feel pain more intensely than men. The study included patients at the Stanford Hospital and Clinics with various conditions from cancer to infectious diseases. Using patient-reported pain scores, researchers were able to determine that women were more likely to indicate higher pain levels than men. The author of the study, Dr. Atul Butte, said, "That was the most surprising finding. We completely wouldn't have expected such a difference across almost all disorders, where women were reporting a whole pain point higher on the 0-to-10 scale than men." (Time) I wacthed the birth of both of my children...I'll tell you this much ..I dont know about who can feel the most pain,,, but as far as taking te most pain,the ladies have it hands down. KB