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A trailer has been released for the independent film “Greencastle.” The Greencastle/Hagerstown area is the backdrop for the film, a quirky, offbeat faith-based drama about man’s search for meaning amid the ache of despair. The story chronicles Poitier, a single father who works as an assistant manager at a small town pet shop, as he [...]

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At 3:47 p.m. on April 27, an EF-5 tornado with wind speeds of more than 200 mph leveled the town of Smithville, Miss., population 942. Seventeen people died in Monroe County, about 130 miles southeast of Memphis. The tornado destroyed Town Hall, the police station, the post office, four churches, more than 150 homes and [...]

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I like to think that I’m an optimistic person. I like to feel that if I’m in a situation where my back is against the wall, instead of relenting myself to the obstacle, I would try to do my best to be positive at all costs. unfortunately, there is a big difference between being an [...]

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A DESPERATE rescue attempt was launched to save a Teesside scuba diver, an inquest heard. Stockton man James Askew, 35, died after getting into difficulty during a dive near the bottom of a flooded quarry. The group was being led Graham Rowntree, who had set up the Olympic Scuba diving school in Durham just weeks [...]

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Supreme Court determined that the ban on the entry for settlement of foreign spouses or civil partners unless both parties are aged 21 or over, contained in paragraph 277 of the Immigration Rules, is not a lawful way of deterring or preventing forced marriages. Background to the appealsThe issue before the Supreme Court was whether [...]

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It just occurred to me that I’ve never heard a man say that he’s “stressed”. When a man is stressed, he’s stressed in the real sense of the word and doesn’t have to say it out loud because it’s obvious. Women, on the other hand, are constantly stressed, though far from the real sense of [...]

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1lefty83(151 comments)posted 2 weeks ago R.I.P. just a shame Suggest removal: 2DwightK(223 comments)posted 2 weeks ago I just don't understand how someone could commit this crime. why turn a robbery into a murder? What is the point? Suggest removal: 3Stan(8951 comments)posted 2 weeks ago Until Jesus returns back to earth we are in control . [...]

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As a religion teacher, I believe a big part of my job is to help my students develop a sense of curiosity, but most especially a critical, reflective mind. what I mean by the word critical is that I want them to develop the ability to question what they are taught, and told, and the [...]

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The Myth of Sisyphus and Man’s Search for Meaning. – TitianThe Myth of Sisyphus offers an enlightening look at the meaning of life, the conflict of hope, the human condition and how happiness is achieved only through acceptance. Many things can be said about Albert Camus’ works, from his early association with existentialism and nihilism [...]

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After reading Viktor Frankl’s book, Man’s Search For Meaning, it seemed the book has changed since I last read it about five years ago. The book itself is the same. I, the reader, have picked up more of the concepts especially on the second half of the book on the topic of Logotherapy. The first [...]

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