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God is not Sean
Sean Murphy in Lansing, Michigan was a rather unusual young man. In 2009, he attempted to set a new Guinness world record and achieved...
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Who says, “You can’t take it with you?”
Who says, “You can’t take it with you?” An elderly banker took his young grandson for a walk around the cemetery. Pausing beside one...
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Saying Yes but Doing No
In spite of advances in pharmaceuticals and a plethora of books on parenting, I suspect this still happens. When I was a child, I...
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How Do We Measure Merit?
Don’t you think some people are overpaid? Oh, not you and me! We deserve every penny. It’s those other people – the slackers and slow...
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Before You “Order” More Forgiveness
A customer ordered a book online. The distributor, noticing that the bill for a previous book hadn't been paid, notified the customer,...
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Do We Run Stop Signs?
I ran a stop sign. I was distracted by conversation. The sign was partially hidden. Before I realized what was happening, I cruised...
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Of Counterfeits and Cash
There is counterfeit currency. A few years ago, a woman attempted to make her $1,600 purchase at Wal-Mart with a $1 million dollar bill....
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What Makes My Bread Rise
What makes your bread rise? Who stretches your dough? Somebody, something does. Each of us is being influenced. While it’s true that we...
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Punching Above Our Weight in the World
Small things matter. Consider these small mistakes in ads and the major change in meaning from what was intended: Dog for sale: eats...
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Excuse You?
“Excuse me!” - a very useful and polite phrase. It’s good, if you inadvertently step in front of someone, to ask that they excuse your...
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