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Do we fear failure more than death?
14+ hour ago (484+ words) Which do you fear most? Failure or death? We spend most -if not all- our lives anxiously tracking the sweep of the second hand on the clock. Mornings welcomes us …...
Rose Unplugged: Kill to Order: Inside China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Industry (VIDEO) * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (18+ words) China’s forced organ harvesting industry is one of the most disturbing and controversial human-rights issues of our time....
One Year Without Him: Still We Fight
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (787+ words) For millions around the globe and for those who knew him, today is a painful day, the day one year ago Charlie Kirk was murdered. For those who knew him personally, the loss was profound and intimate. For those who…...
Losing my father doesn’t get easier
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (664+ words) Lawrence Drakes with his daughters, from left, Donna and Shellene, circa 1981. “The day my father died the world kept moving, although I was frozen,” writes Shellene Drakes-Tull.” Folks still went to work. People went on dates. Babies were born. And…...
Commentary: Is composting, an “alternative” form of disposition, becoming mainstream?
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (176+ words) WAMC Commentary: Is composting, an “alternative” form of disposition, becoming mainstream? For generations, Americans have generally thought about what happens to our bodies after death as a choice between burial, cremation or body donation. The Funeral Consumers Alliance of Western…...
When the end of life feels like a beginning
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (420+ words) As a retired neuropsychologist and longtime hospice companion, I often wonder what can still be measured at the end of life — and what cannot. In a small hospice in southern Germany, where I worked for many years, I often witnessed…...
Longtime Wisconsin State Senator Van Wanggaard's Daughter Dies After Nearly Four-Year Battle With Cancer
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (1074+ words) RACINE, WI — Wisconsin State Senator Van Wanggaard (R-Racine) and his family are mourning the death of his daughter, Kathleen “Katie” (Wanggaard) Jensen, who died Sunday evening following a nearly four-year battle with cancer. “We are devastated to inform you that…...
Former Keswick man Quentin Merritt was a very warm human being
1+ week, 1+ day ago (305+ words) Quentin Merritt, who lived in Wordsworth Street for several years, and was a respected member of the Keswick running club, has died, aged 65. Born in Beverley, he was the son of Keswick resident John Merritt, who turned 100 in June, and…...
National Artist Resil B. Mojares, 83
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (496+ words) RESIL B. Mojares, an essayist, fictionist and scholar whose intellect and books on Philippine history, literary criticism and cultural studies won him widespread admiration and the title of National Artist for Literature, died in Cebu City on Saturday, a day after…...