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Pull Up Your Socks, People, Let's Get Going! by Garrison Keillor
(My World February 22, 2024)
The country needs something marvelous and fascinating to disperse the current gloom…
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Looking Forward to a Week of Uninformation by Garrison Keillor
(My World January 18, 2024)
Fighting evil is noble but in my old age I've come to feel that cheerfulness, gratitude, comedy are the essence of life, and so I look forward to the imminent arrival of my English relatives who love this country so sweetly…
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Escaping from Gaza by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons January 12, 2024)
The Biblical story of the Flight into Egypt revisited in terms of current events…
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Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons October 14, 2023)
A call to pray for the conflict in the Middle East…
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Hope and Help During the Issraeli-Hamas War by James N. Watkins
(My World October 13, 2023)
Jim shares past posts that help direct our thoughts as images of another war fill the news…
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Is it Really Hotter Now than Any Time in 100,000 Years? by Darrell Kauffman / The Conversation
(My World July 28, 2023)
Recent heat waves underscore Earth’s new climate state while revealing a fascinating history…
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COVID-19 Retrospective by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness May 12, 2023)
Now that COVID's status as a global pandemic has ended, I will take a retrospective look at how USA compared to other countries in this three-year-plus ordeal…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for February 2023 by Stu Johnson
(Hobbies & Lesiure March 10, 2023)
February 2023 marks the three-year point in the COVID-19 pandemic, as long as 1918, but will it be as disastrous, and will it finally transitio to an endemic in year four&hellip'
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COVID-19 Perspectives for January 2023 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness February 14, 2023)
Threats of a tripledemic and ever-more-contagious variants of COVID keep the pandemic alive, yet as death and hospitalization rates continue to drop, life has taken on a post-COVID tone. Where are we as the pandemic approaches the three year mark?…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for December 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness January 11, 2023)
Is it over? Afraid not. But behind the near-hysteria over a tripledemic and the latest COVID variant with the menacing name of Kracken there is still reason to be watchful. So, what in the world is going on with the pandemic that won't quit?…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for November 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness December 13, 2022)
For most of us in America COVID seems more nuisance now than threat, but it continues to surge in the Far East and with winter approaching there are fears of a 'tripledemic'…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for October 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness November 14, 2022)
Are we there yet? While it seems we have turned the corner from pandemic to endemic, the global situation does not yet warrant that assessment—and the winter cold and flu season approaches in countries most impacted by COVID…
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A Prayer for God's Reign by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 20, 2022)
Passing the crown to King Charles, after a reign longer than the lives of most of Queen Elizabeth;s subjects…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for August 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness September 7, 2022)
We'd like to think it's over, but new variants have led to recommendations for a second booster for many Americans—a tactic that has kept death rates down in other countries. So, no, we cannot dismiss it, nor stop reporting on it…
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Seven Ways You Can Financially Prepare for a Recession by Michelle Singletary / The Washington Post
(Finance and Legal June 18, 2022)
If a recession is inevitable, here are some financial moves you can make to prepare…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for May 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness June 11, 2022)
COVID continues to shift toward Asia, Europe sees up to half of its population infected, while USA mortality rate stays stuck at 1.2% which is curious compared to countries where mortality is falling…
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Marking a Monarch's Platinum Jubilee by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons June 4, 2022)
Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years on the throne…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for April 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness May 21, 2022)
As more Asian countries face COVID surges, most of us in America know of or are part of the surge in breakthrough infections among the vaccinated, with mild symptoms and very low hospitalizations and deaths. …
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From Refugee to Royalty by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 9, 2022)
Remembering the remarkable Madeleine Albright…
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Prayer of the Children by Kurt Bestor
(Arts & Entertainment April 8, 2022)
Written for another war this song is a poignant reminder of the suffering in Ukraine now . . . or any war, in any place…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for March 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness April 6, 2022)
Omicron surge spreads around the world, making return to normal less clear. At the the same time, USA levels off after big spike in January, making a return to normal seem more likely, but are we moving too quickly?…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for February 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness March 7, 2022)
Have we seen the last giant gasp of the COVID pandemic as it morphs into an endemic, or are we rushing too quickly to return to normal? What happens in March will answer that question…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for January 2022 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness February 4, 2022)
Omicron causes seismic surge in cases, raising the societal toll, but the good news is that mortality rates (deaths as proportion of cases) continue to fall…
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Bridging the Divide by Stu Johnson
(My World January 15, 2022)
A reminder as we look back at The Capitol Insurrection and approach Martin Luther King Jr Day that the divisions we face are not new and that there are ways to bridge the divide…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for December 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness January 5, 2022)
Like a global game of Whack-a-Mole, omicron hits Europe hard, USA to a lesser extent, with minimal impact seen elsewhere so far in COVID statistics…
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Where Are Those Christmas Presents? by Rebecca Heilweil / Vox
(My World December 18, 2021)
The history of the metal box that's wrecking the supply chain…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for November 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness December 3, 2021)
Europe takes the brunt of the latest surge, just as Omicron, another potentially dangerous variant, arrives to dampen the holiday season…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for October 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness November 4, 2021)
South America shows improvement while USA and most of the world show little sign of flattening the COVID curve…
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A Poetic Portrait of a Patriot by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons October 23, 2021)
Celebrating the life of a remarkable leader…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for September 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness October 9, 2021)
The curve continues to go the wrong way for USA, while globally it is a mixed picture, but COVID is just not going away soon…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for August 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness September 8, 2021)
After nearly seven months of 'flattening the curve' for USA, the delta variant has made its presence known here and around the world, with tightened restrictions…
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Is It a 'Life' or a 'Choice'? by James N. Watkins
(My World September 3, 2021)
Texas law turns up the heat on a debate that will not die down…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for July 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness August 5, 2021)
While only a blip at the end of July, the delta variant and high number of unvaccinated are putting a damper on the optimism felt a month ago…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for June 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness July 3, 2021)
Celebrating a new sense of freedom for Independence Day 2021, we in America need to remind ourselves that the COVID pandemic is global and far from over…
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Two Giant Hands in Tulsa by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons June 5, 2021)
Praying for forgiveness and healing…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for May 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness June 4, 2021)
As U.S. and other countries prepare to reopen, trouble spots elsewhere show that the COVID-19 global pandemic is far from over…
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COVID-19 Perspectives for April 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness May 4, 2021)
Bending the curve: US going in right direction, India and others now in crisis…
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Sweden's Pandemic Experiment by Mallory Pickett / The New Yorker
(Health & Wellness April 10, 2021)
When the coronavirus arrived, the country decided not to implement lockdowns or recommend masks. How has it fared?…
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Remembering a Fairy Tale Prince by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 9, 2021)
Recounting a rather remarkable life…
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COVID-19 Numbers for March 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness April 3, 2021)
Vaccinations soar, but cases poised for troubling Easter surge. How does the U.S. compare to the world?…
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Is There a Doctor in the House? by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 6, 2021)
What would Dr. Seuss say to his critics?…
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COVID-19 Numbers for February 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness March 4, 2021)
A downturn in cases, vaccinations accelerating, but are we out of the woods yet? How does the U.S. compare to the world?…
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COVID-19 Numbers for January 2021 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness February 6, 2021)
An updated look at the COVID statistics comparing the U.S. to the world (in a new visual format)…
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How is Your News Literacy? by Stu Johnson
(My World January 28, 2021)
Learn how to be a literate news consumer during News Literacy Week…
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COVID-19 Numbers for December 2020 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness January 8, 2021)
An updated look at the COVID statistics comparing the U.S. to the world…
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Preventing a Second Civil War by James N. Watkins
(My World January 7, 2021)
Echoes of a day that tore the nation apart…
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From Where Lincoln Sits by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons January 6, 2021)
Reflections on the insurrection in Washington, D.C.…
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Unprecedented, Not! by Stu Johnson
(My World January 3, 2021)
2020 was quite a year, but not without precedent . . . setting expectations for 2021…
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COVID-19 Numbers for November 2020 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness December 5, 2020)
An updated look at the COVID statistics comparing the U.S. with the world…
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COVID-19 Numbers for October 2020 by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness November 6, 2020)
October 31 update comparing the U.S. with other countries…
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Ruthless in Washington by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 26, 2020)
Imagining the nation's Capitol without Justice Ginsburg…
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Another Milestone by Stu Johnson
(My World September 24, 2020)
Another look at COVID numbers as we hit 200,000 deaths in U.S.…
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It's Only Temporary by James N. Watkins
(My World August 1, 2020)
Hope for those who see no end to the COVID-19 pandemic…
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It was John's Time by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons August 1, 2020)
Celebrating the legacy of Congressman John Lewis…
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About Those Monuments by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons June 27, 2020)
Why attempts to revise history are risky…
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Explaining White Privilege By Lori Lakin Hutcherson
(My World June 26, 2020)
An honest response to a white friend…
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Modern Day Slavery by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments June 20, 2020)
Trafficking is a world-wide evil that happens in our own backyards—and you can join the fight against it…
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With Praise for Saint Anthony by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons May 2, 2020)
A tribute to Dr. Anthony Fauci…
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Empathy Week by George Garrison
(Faith April 8, 2020)
A perspective on Holy Week in the midst of a global pandemic…
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Scout Dishonor by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons February 22, 2020)
Why Chapter 11 could be the final chapter for an iconic organization…
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Trouble
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Values
A Royal Waste by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons January 25, 2020)
Why Prince Harry's decision seems over-the-top…
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History
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News
A Patriot Day Prayer by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 11, 2019)
Praying to Father God for Mother Liberty…
Topics:
History
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Prayer
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Terrorism
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Tragedy
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Tribute, Testimony
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Unity, Unified
Remembering 9/11 by James N. Watkins
(My World September 11, 2019)
A collection of thoughts on this day of remembrance…
Topics:
Contemplation, Insight
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History
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Loss & Grieving
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Memories
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Terrorism
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Tragedy
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Tribute, Testimony
Oh Say Can You See? by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 20, 2019)
The cross still stands amid Notre Dame's ruins…
Topics:
Faith
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History
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Inspiration
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News
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Religion
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Symbols & Icons
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Tragedy
Prejudice Reimagined by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments March 24, 2019)
Considering the immigration debate…
Topics:
Demographics
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History
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Hopes & Dreams
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News
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Relationships
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Social Issues
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Social Movements
Remembering a Remarkable Bush by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons December 8, 2018)
A tribute to President George H. W. Bush…
Topics:
Character, Integrity
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Civility
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Faith
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Government
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History
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Politics
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Tribute, Testimony
Keeping the Dream Alive by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 7, 2018)
Recalling Dr. King's death 50 years ago…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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Crime, Justice, Punishment
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History
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Hopes & Dreams
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Loss & Grieving
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Minorities
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Social Movements
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Tribute, Testimony
A Sentry of the Past Century by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons February 24, 2018)
Remembering Billy Graham…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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Evangelism
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Faith
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History
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News
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Religion
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Tribute, Testimony
Cross Words by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons February 24, 2018)
The legacy of Billy Graham…
Topics:
Bible
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Evangelism
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Faith
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History
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News
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Religion
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Tribute, Testimony
Remembering Billy Graham by Stu Johnson
(Faith February 24, 2018)
A tribute to a remarkable man of God…
Topics:
Beliefs
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Bible
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Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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Character, Integrity
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History
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Inspiration
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Jesus
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Memories
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News
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Religion
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Tribute, Testimony
Remembering the People's Princess by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 3, 2017)
Celebrating the legacy of Lady Di twenty years later…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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History
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News
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Tribute, Testimony
A Farewell to Fidel by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons December 3, 2016)
Saying so-long to a short-sighted bully…
Topics:
History
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News
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Politics
Bloody Sunday Remembered by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 15, 2015)
Looking back at Selma fifty years later;helliip;
Topics:
History
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Social Movements
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons June 3, 2012)
Reflecting on the worthiness of Queen Elizabeth…
Topics:
Birthdays & Annivesaries
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History
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Tribute, Testimony
Seattle's Long Awaited Facelift by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons October 30, 2011)
The historic Alaskan Way viaduct is a memory…
Topics:
Current Events, News
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History
Courage Has a Face by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 11, 2011)
The Beamer Center at Wheaton College is a somber reminder of 9/11…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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Courage
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Current Events, News
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History
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Tribute, Testimony
A Royal Wedding and Funeral by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons May 1, 2011)
Celebrating William and Kate while remembering David…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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Faith
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Family
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History
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Tribute, Testimony
Immigrant Women by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments January 9, 2011)
Genuine immigrants…priceless…
Topics:
Personal Stories (Biography/Autobiography)
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History
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Social Issues
The Fall of the Wall by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons November 15, 2009)
Both the one in Berlin and the one within…
Topics:
Birthdays & Annivesaries
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Faith
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History
Remembering Columbine Ten Years Later by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 26, 2009)
Haunting memories and unrealized dreams…
Topics:
History
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Memories
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Tragedy
Memphis Memories by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 6, 2008)
Another date that will live in infamy…
Topics:
Birthdays & Annivesaries
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History
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Social Movements
God Has a Dream, Too! by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons April 6, 2008)
Martin Luther King wasn't the only dreamer…
Topics:
Faith
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History
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Social Movements
DB or Not DB? by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 30, 2008)
That is still the question 37 years later…
Topics:
History