Lenten Guideposts Bear Witness to Hope in Nazi Prison
A Norwegian woodcarver turns a small bear into a lifeline during five years in a Nazi camp. The carved bear, born from suffering and faith, symbolizes perseverance and hope for the author and readers, with a note on strength through belief as cancer threats loom.
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Margaret Halvorsen
Norway
Hans
Lars
God
Surgeon says saving badly injured hand can worsen outcome
Canadian surgeon Dr. Gordon Grant told a Seattle symposium that efforts to save a severely injured dominant hand are not only difficult but can cause more trouble than amputation. He likened the attempts to building a house of cards in a high wind and warned of possible psychological issues in men.
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Hans
Lars Ulriksen
Bergen
Ulriksens
Lars
Elsa
Norway
Seattle
Wash
Gordon Grant
Victoria
B.C
American College of Surgeons
Grant
Genius and Insanity on the Bridge Hand Commentary
Charles Goren analyzes a bridge hand from the 1965 Chicago Tribune column, detailing South north bidding, West lead, and declarer play. He weighs East’s king versus low cards and muses on hypothetical six clubs, praising or questioning plays while noting partner signals and rhythm of play.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South
West
Dummy
East
Declarer
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