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Watch Counts Down Time Left Before Death
The Tikker is a wristwatch that counts down your life so you can make every second count. The Tikker allows you to watch as a dot-matrix screen displays ...
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‘Givers’ Are Happier, Less Stressed, More Successful in Business
An Atlantic article highlights the many benefits of going through life as a giver. Among many others, giving reduces stress and promotes well-being. "When ...
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The Corpus Clock Depicts Time Gobbled Up
A Time magazine article on the 50 best inventions of 2008 recognized a mechanical timekeeper called the Corpus Clock, invented by Englishman John Taylor. ...
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Early Arrival for Wedding Guest
Like most couples preparing for a wedding, Dave Best and his fiancée were probably worried about whether or not everyone would show up on time ...
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Christians Struggle with Opposing Desires
We want to be a saint, but we also want to feel every sensation experienced by sinners; we want to be innocent and pure, but we also want to be experienced ...
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Using a Shepherd Boy
While traveling in Jordan, Leadership journal editor Marshall Shelley noted:
While driving through the countryside and small towns, you're impressed ...
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What Time I Have Left
Chuck Colson tells the following story of visiting Mississippi's Parchman Prison:
Most of the death row inmates were in their bunks wrapped in blankets, ...
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Finding Peace through Adversity
Marie J. Wiebe, an ordained minister for the Evangelical Covenant Church in Camarillo, California, describes her difficult recovery from a massive stroke: ...
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Don't Mow Over the Burning Bush
Are all the activities that scream for my time really essential? Am I missing the burning bush for trying to keep the lawn cut?
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Listen Slowly
In his book Stress Fractures, Charles Swindoll writes:
I vividly remember some time back being caught in the undertow of too many commitments in too few ...
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