May day note on war, politics, and burial in Deadwood
A compact item notes Jane is buried beside a companion in Deadwood. It cites Winston Churchill quote about politics and marks May 1 as first quarter of 2009, also referencing the Spanish American War lasting four months.
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World faces climate crisis and need for action now
Timothy E. Wirth argues the climate threat risks economic, political, and social collapse if left unmanaged. He urges immediate congressional action on carbon pricing and clean energy, citing Arctic ice loss and the need for stimulus-linked technologies to reduce fossil fuel dependence. He notes Wirth’s UNF leadership and invites readers to respond.
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AIG
Arctic
U.S
Congress
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United Nations Foundation
Colorado
U.S. House
Senate Fom
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UNF
Massachus Ave
Washington, D.C
Cardin Proposal Sparks Debate On Nonprofit Newspapers
U S Senator Benjamin Cardin proposes a Newspaper Revitalization Act to allow newspapers to become 501 c 3 nonprofits. Critics warn of unintended consequences and loss of political endorsements while supporters say it could spark a national discussion on journalism funding. Seattle Times associate publisher Ryan Blethen weighs in.
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David Holwerk
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KCTS
Public Broadcasting
Bresnahan
Seattle Times
Ryan Blethen
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Seattletimes.com
Crying at my son’s wedding reflects changing male emotions
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart reflects on how men crying, once rare and stigmatized, has become more common from childhood to adulthood. He recalls his son’s wedding on Hilton Head, notes cultural shifts toward openness, and cites potential mental health benefits of emotional expression.
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