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President Bush's Rescue Demonstrated the Value of a Life
Time magazine carried an interesting story about former President George Herbert Walker Bush. It described a trip he took back to the South Pacific. During ...
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Graffiti Artist Dies Leaving His Mark
Peter Berry wanted to leave a mark. So he became a graffiti artist—a tagger—with the nickname Kiser. He was gifted, by all accounts, and was ...
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Inventor Renames Himself "They"
As an inventor, Andrew Wilson holds the patent on 14 different products. Now he's licensed something else that is uniquely his. In September 2004, ...
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Rembrandt's Vision Defect Enhanced His Ability
Researchers suggest that the 17th-century Dutch master Rembrandt may have suffered from a vision condition that contributed to his success. After analyzing ...
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Ben Stein on Life's True Priorities
Author and actor Ben Stein wrote a column published by E!Online for nearly eight years. Titled "Monday Night at Morton's," the column detailed ...
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Afghan Demonstrates God's Work in Our Lives
Text: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a ...
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Pennies Amount to Something
Pennies are a dime a dozen (to coin a phrase). Without much effort, one could find a penny on the floor or in a parking lot. We may even pass one without ...
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Red Cross Founder Motivated by War's Devastation
Henri Dunant was a wealthy 19th century Swiss banker. He was sent to Paris by the Swiss government to work on a business deal with Napoleon. He arrived ...
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Jesus Made Plows That Lasted
One interesting scene in The Passion of the Christ shows Jesus finishing a table. In it, Jesus is depicted as having a commitment to putting out an excellent ...
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George Washington Carver and the Peanut
"God's little workshop" was the name George Washington Carver gave to his laboratory. According to his own account, it was there the famous ...
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