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The Oldest Tricks in the Book
Author Jen Wilkin writes:
I learned to cook with the most basic tools under the tutelage of my step-mother. Bacon was fried in a cast-iron skillet, turned ...
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ABC Affiliate Cancels Monday Newscast for Trauma Seminar
In late September, Mike Warner, a photojournalist for Portland’s KATU News, tweeted an announcement: “NO NEWS MONDAY … just a heads ...
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Beethoven and the Gift of Silence
In 1801, at the age of 30, Ludwig van Beethoven complained about his diminishing hearing: “From a distance I do not hear the high notes of the instruments ...
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Jeff Goldblum Turned Down Call to Be the Voice of Siri
You know him as the smart, nerdy dude from Jurassic Park and Independence Day. But if things had turned out differently, Hollywood actor Jeff Goldblum ...
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Awe Can Quiet Your Stress
Jennifer Stellar, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, has an ingenious plan to conduct "spring cleaning for your mind." ...
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Escaping the Cult of Productivity
Nina Rudnick directs a non-profit that used to have her constantly immersed in her work. On a typical day, she’ll herd her 3-year-old son out of ...
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Failing to Pause for Fuel
Author Lillian Guild tells an amusing story of an occasion when she and her husband were driving along and happened to notice a late-model Cadillac with ...
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Beauty and Grace Feed the Soul
In his book Culture Care, Makoto Fujimura tells a story of valuing art and beauty:
As a newlywed couple, my wife and I began our journey with very little. ...
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High School Student Injects Self with the Bible and Quran
Many pastors challenge their hearers to meditate on Scripture. But a teenager in France took this idea in completely wrong direction.
An article in Live ...
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Slow Walking with Jesus
Consider this point made by W. E. Adams, C. S. Lewis' spiritual director for a season:
We can advance along the road to perfection only by walking ...
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