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Welcome to the Cuisine of Have-It-Your-Way
Customized dining has never been easier, according to a recent Washington Post article outlining the proliferation of tell-them-what-you-want food chains. ...
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Nearly 400 Starbucks Customers 'Pay It Forward'
How this for a streak of kindness? According to a report in the Tampa Bay Times, "The acts of kindness [in St. Petersburg, Florida] began at 7 A.M. ...
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‘They Were Our Friends’ — Betrayal in Iraq
Here's a deeply moving story from Iraq. It's a story of betrayal and the fracturing of a relationship. The New York Times reports it this way: ...
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Pine Needle HELP Leads Rescuers to Lost Man
Mike Vilhauer just wanted to go fishing. Luck wasn't with him. After wandering a short distance from his route to look for crickets to use as bait, ...
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Plight of Older Shelter Dogs Shows Our Fear of Aging
An article published by the Los Angeles Times highlights the difficult situation of many older dogs in animal shelters—few new pet owners are willing ...
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More than Rest: Breaks Help Us Focus
Many people often think that taking a break will derail the momentum of your work but the research says otherwise. An article in the Harvard Business ...
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The Under-Appreciated Home-cooked Meal
Research shared by The Smithsonian highlights something that stay-at-home mom's have felt for a long time: home-cooking is a burden on women and under-appreciated ...
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Preventing Suicide
Suicide has been in the news a lot lately. And unfortunately, many of us Christians don't know how to respond in a healthy way to issues of potential ...
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A Modern Slave and a Modern Abolitionist Talk About Captive Identity
The African nation of Mauritania was the last nation in the world to outlaw slavery—in 1981—and it wasn't until 2007 that a law was passed ...
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Not Knowing Who He was Slapping, Chicago Man Attacks Local Judge
While aggression and racist remarks are vicious and foolish at the best of times, a Chicago man recently learned that some people are particularly unwise ...
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