He is one of the most beloved characters in Harry Potter books and films, but could the "resting place" of Dobby the House Elf be removed? A grave paying tribute to Dobby sits above Freshwater ...

Fans visiting the Dobby memorial at Freshwater West beach have been asked to not leave painted pebbles or trinkets A memorial at the "resting place" of the beloved Harry Potter character ...

The sick person answers "Amen." All who wish to do so receive Communion in the usual way. After a time of silence, the minister says the following or another prayer: ...

Calling in sick can be a source of anxiety for workers who wonder when to call, what to say and how to say it. They may question whether they are truly sick enough to take the day off or worry ...

The outbreak has been linked to Boar's Head deli meat. Dozens of Americans have been sickened and at least nine people have died in a listeria outbreak linked to Boar's Head deli meat. Officials ...

Feeling sick, I called her back ... Bald, I will look like Dobby (all the family ears stick out). I have cheered myself up with a major investment in wigs and hats, including a couple from ...

The COVID-19 pandemic shifted attitudes about sick leave to emphasize health and mental well-being. Business Insider spoke with two HR professionals about how sick-leave habits had changed.

Do you have a sick house? Lead paint, pesticides, and pollution can contribute to sick house syndrome. Here are 10 things you can do to keep your house, and you, healthy. 5 min read Is your house ...

Americans are taking a lot more sick days — and Gen Z is leading the charge. The kids are calling in sick to work. Not actual kids, who (hopefully) are not working, but Gen Zers. They're racking ...

But the diseases themselves are not the only thing unique to children: The experience of being ill is also different for kids, and each age group has a different understanding of "being sick." ...

"Dobby has heard of your greatness ... Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Unfortunately, this sick burn does little to keep wizarding tabloid journalist Rita Skeeter at bay. 39. GEORGE: "Hello, ...