The Fly That Never Breaks Through
A quiet room at the Milcroft Inn near Toronto frames a dying fly trapped by glass. The piece contrasts the fly’s relentless effort with the futility of trying harder, noting how raw persistence fails to break through limits and captures a life or death struggle.
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Milcroft Inn
Toronto
Not All Effort Leads to Breakthroughs in Life Lessons
A brief meditation on overreliance on hard work and self imposed traps. It contrasts fixed efforts with seeking new approaches to reach outside goals and escape limiting thinking. The piece uses the fly metaphor to illustrate a stall in progress and urge flexible strategy.
Ten Free Redbud Trees Offer From Arbor Day Foundation
The National Arbor Day Foundation offers ten free redbud trees to each new member who joins during February 2000. The 6 to 12 inch trees ship postpaid for planting between March 1 and May 31, with a $10 contribution required and a guarantee to replace any that fail to grow.
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National Arbor Day Foundation
Arbor Avenue
Nebraska City
FEDC weighs full time hire and downtown facade grant
FEDC Administrator Monte Tomerlin urged replacing his part time post with a full time director at least thirty thousand dollars. The board debated salaries and authorized Tomerlin to research economic development director pay. They also discussed a dollar for dollar grant up to ten thousand for City Hall facade improvements and tabled acceptance of the grant.
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FEDC
Monte Tomerlin
Tomerlin
Rolf
Brown
City Hall
Floresville
Bolf
Raymond Ramirez
Doug Henke
Debbie Boll
Boll
Alcoholism the disease part seven interview with Dr Pace
Part seven of an eight part series with Nicholas Pace M D founder and medical director of Pace Health Services. He discusses how family history and stigma affect alcoholism and its social impact and notes learning from history is critical.
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Nicholas Pace, M.D
New York, N.Y
Pace Health Services
American Society of Addiction Medicine
National Council On
Ford
White House
Nancy Reagan
Kathy Lowe Petersen
The
Lowe Family Foundation
Pace
Alcoholism The Great Masquerader
The article argues alcoholism has a genetic history in many families and that abstaining may be learned from trial and error to avoid the deadly disease. It suggests some families never drink to prevent alcoholism.
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Robert Kaczmarek
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Charlie Rehfeld
WCN
Nicole Rippstein
Wilson County
the Health and Public Safety Office
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