DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My sister, age 41, passed away unexpectedly. She had an upper respiratory illness that a clinic assured her was neither seasonal influenza nor H1N1, although no testing was done.
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Dr. Donohue (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Whitney Houston’s faltering voice is due to her “refusing to quit smoking”.
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Whitney Houston’s smoking blamed for bad gigs (3news)
A slim but powerful meditation on Yucca Mountain in Nevada, long the proposed site for storage of America’s nuclear waste.
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American Wasteland (New York Times)
Another school shooting. Now is a time for consoling, and this column is for the boys and girls who were there this time, or who were there last time, or will be there next time.
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There are bad people, but they are a minority (Denver Post)
Depending on whom you ask, Rep. Kent Lambert is either putting state spending under a microscope or he’s got a bad case of budgetary myopia.
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Republican rookie on budget panel garners mixed reviews (Denver Post)
Another school shooting. Now is a time for consoling, and this column is for the boys and girls who were there this time, or who were there last time, or will be there next time
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Grace Notes: Some people are bad, most people are good (Greeley Tribune)
How much did Kedric Golston and Lorenzo Alexander enjoy their experience at the four-day real estate seminar at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania?
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Washington Redskins Team Report (USA Today)
When Leon Powe shrugged his shoulders and took a breath before knocking down a pair of free throws in the final seconds of the Cleveland Cavaliers victory over the Boston Celtics it felt right. You see, Powe was still supposed to be draped in Celtic green. After coming off of the bench to pour in a
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He’s back: Five minutes with a healthy Leon Powe (TheScore.com)
Happily, the difficulty of sustaining a Mindfulness practice often lasts only a few months. It’s like starting an exercise regime.
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Chade-Meng Tan: Just One Breath a Day (The Huffington Post)
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Gabourey Sidibe Beats Out Stiff Competition To Win Outstanding Actress At NAACP Awards (OMG)