Perspective is Critical to Understanding Opinions and Attitudes
This week I read two articles on perspective. Kimberly Stefanski wrote one, and the other was a short video by […]
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Imagination Can Take Pointy-Talky Cards to New Level
A pointy-talky card is a way to communicate. They have been used for many years. It is basic communication between
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Adding One Letter to a Form Changed My Career
June 10, 1969, I entered Aviation Officer Candidate School in Pensacola, Florida. The Vietnam War was at full tilt. Exemptions
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How Does Our Current Pandemic Compare to the Spanish Flu of 1918-1919?
Today, the United States population is around 330 million. One hundred years ago, it was approximately 106 million. The COVID-19
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How Video Killed the Radio Star 40 Years Ago
In a few hours, Music Television celebrates its 40th anniversary – August 1st, 1981, at one minute after midnight. I
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Six Toxins We Eat Daily That Increase Our Risk of All Diseases
Our immune system protects us from foreign invaders – viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Unfortunately, toxins in our foods also contribute
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Latest FDA Approved Alzheimer’s Drug Shows Significant Success
The FDA approved the last Alzheimer’s drug in 2003. Almost twenty years later, researchers have developed a drug to targets
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How Does a Newborn Baby Have Immunity to the Pandemic Virus?
A pregnant healthcare worker was vaccinated three weeks before she delivered her baby. Antibodies from the S-protein of the SARS-CoV-2
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American Military Declining Vaccine Against a Disease with 99.7% Survival Rate, Surprising?
I was in the United States Navy for over 31 years and retired more than 20 years ago. I got
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Red and Marilyn’s 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Wednesday, July 3rd, 1968 marked nearly the third year since I had met a very lovely, good looking, young blonde
