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Thief Steals Car with a Child in the Back, Returned And 'Lectured' Mom About Parenting
The police in Oregon are looking for a man who they say stole a car with a child in the back seat only to return the four-year-old and reprimand the mom ...
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Joke about Holding Onto Grudges
An old joke. A letter to a neighbor reads:
Dear Frank. We've been neighbors for six tumultuous years. When you borrowed my tiller, you returned it ...
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TV Show 'Kitchen Nightmares' Demonstrates Repentance
The Fox TV show Kitchen Nightmares features the host Gordon Ramsay, a world-class chef, who steps into restaurants that are—you guessed it—living ...
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Captain of Sinking Ship Gave False Hope
The British ocean liner, the R.M.S. Lusitania, was struck by a torpedo from a German submarine on May 7, 1915. It appears that in an effort to minimize ...
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Denzel Washington's Mom Teaches Him About Humility
"When I was young and started really making it as an actor, I came and talked to my mother and said, 'Mom, did you think this was going to happen? ...
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Intervention for Anorexic Woman at Gym
At the height of her eating disorder, strangers on the streets of Nashville would stop Lauryn Lax to tell her to "Go eat a cheeseburger" or ...
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Medical Establishment Practices 'Mutual Pretense'
During his training to become a hospital chaplain, a man was surprised to learn of a phenomenon in the medical community widely known as "Mutual ...
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Business Leader Elicits Brutally Honest Feedback
After interviewing business leaders at over 100 companies, the authors of a Harvard Business Review article concluded: "Smart leaders today … ...
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Older Rabbi Remembers a Stronger Communal Life
In Mitch Albom's book Have a Little Faith, he recounts the following conversation with his elderly rabbi:
"When I was growing up in the Bronx," ...
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Abraham Lincoln Confronts His Step-brother about Debt
In 1850, Abraham Lincoln's step-brother, John D. Johnston, wrote to him and asked, yet again, for a loan so he could settle some debts. On previous ...
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