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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Taking dad traveling

NO matter where in the world you go, another island or other continent, travel is good for growth and understanding.  The world is full of rich cultures and wonderful people, and the more of it we experience for ourselves the better. There is no substitute for visiting a new place for the first tim…
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Variations | Edible plastic and other good news

THE late Hans Rosling, MD, in his brilliant book, “Factfulness,” noted that “fears that once helped keep our ancestors alive today, help keep journalists employed.” Rosling reminds us that the “world seems scarier than it is because what you hear about it has been selected — by your own attention f…
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OPINION | We are, People First

JULY 26, 2021, marks the 31st Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA, in my opinion, is the greatest piece of civil rights legislation created for people with disabilities. Basically, the ADA prevents discrimination based on disability in areas such as, employment; access to go…
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OPINION | Sunrise Report 38: The Sky is Falling – Voters

BELIEVE it or not, the Governor figuratively wants us to think “the sky is falling” with his announcement to run again for office. Does he think that the majority of voters are gullible enough to vote for him again! FYI Governor, WE the People already saw this movie with Governor Fitial when he was…
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Variations | We’re doomed — doomed, I tell you!

 “What looks like tomorrow’s problem is rarely the real problem when tomorrow rolls around.” — James Fallows SO far, my favorite doomsday scenario was the one faced by the Western nations in the late 19th century:  horse poop. “The situation seemed dire,” Clemson University assistant professor Eric…
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