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This is a forum to discuss DEATH in a constructive way. Please share your opinions, and links to other resources, to help us figure out this important "hot button" issue.
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Could not have said it better myself. He touched me. And, he touched my whole family. Because of him we can ichat and do facetime and organize our entire lives on one tiny device that goes everywhere. I think he knew how profoundly he changed our lives. I think he knew and hopefully that gave him peace. Such a loss of "brain cells" is right -all of us benefited from his brain. What a...
(from APPLE OF MY i : Innovator and visionary Steve Jobs died at 56)on 10/06/11Share your opinion
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Joe Paterno’s passing marks the death of an era. An era when coaches were kings who ruled benevolently. When we all believed that our kids were safe in locker rooms. When adults were trusted and kids were trusting. When we were innocent.
“JoePa” will go down as one of the greatest football coaches in history. His mantra was “success with honor.” He was known as a devoted family man, and...
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Kim Jong Il, the freaky little man that terrorized his own people in a cult like manner, died over the weekend. So, now what? What happens with the nukes and who is really in charge over there? The country has been ruled under a cloud of secrecy, no one really knows how old the dictator was or how old his predecesor is. Apparently, Kim Jong Il's third son, Kim Jong Un, is the new "Dear...
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Crunchbase.com Father of four, husband, Apple inventor and all around technological genius, Steve Jobs, lost his battle with cancer. We are mourning the loss of a brilliant mind and a creative icon, but it's also a very personal loss for a lot of us. Steve Jobs gave us incredible tools to communicate and gather information we couldn't even imagine. He brought us the first personal computer, the Macintosh....
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Photo CBC In case you don’t already, there’s a gal we think you should know. Geraldine Ferraro was the first female Vice Presidential candidate of a major political party in our country and she died over the weekend. She’s the one who came before Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin. She's the one who made it okay to be a spunky, smart and tough woman in politics. Often pushing buttons, she was a...
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Photo Google Images Say what you want about her unconventional personal life and the fact she was married 8 times (to 7 different men), Elizabeth Taylor was the last of the great movie stars. She sparkled like no other. At her death, she was with her four children, Michael and Christopher Wilding, Liza Todd and Maria Burton. Her son, Michael said of his mother that she was, “an extraordinary woman who loved...
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