Think About It Failure Is the Condiment for Flavor
Editorial panel cites Truman Capote quote about failure shaping success. Readers are invited to consider the idea in the context of local perspectives, with the column labeled Other Views.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2014
Page
13
Editorial panel cites Truman Capote quote about failure shaping success. Readers are invited to consider the idea in the context of local perspectives, with the column labeled Other Views.
Article argues executive branch secrecy harms public accountability while endorsing congressional oversight of the CIA. It details CIA misuse of Senate computers during Feinstein led inquiry and Brennan's denial, apology, and delayed disclosure of interrogation report with White House redactions. It emphasizes that spies should not target lawmakers.
Column by Lisa Tindal describes a Survivors of death by own action Bereavement Support group at Mental Health America Aiken. The group, led by a trained peer facilitator, grew from two to over 30 participants since 2010 and aims to prevent death by own action through listening and education. It notes partnerships with USC Aiken, the Aiken County Coalition, and the District's Signs of death by own action program, plus last fall's Out of the Darkness Walk and an upcoming Nov. 15 event.
In a letter to the editor the City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism Department is thanked for supporting the Palmetto Invitational Indoor Doubles Pickleball Tournament at H. O'Dell Weeks Activity Center. The event drew 138 competitors from 11 states and Scotland, reflecting growing local interest and staff support.
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