Check out our tribute to Rene Auberjonois
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Secrets to Health and Longevity
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Okinawa, Japan, once known for being the site of a World War II battle that claimed 120,000 lives, is celebrated today for being home to the world’s healthiest and oldest senior citizens. Carved on a stone tablet in the Okinawan village of Ogimi is a proverb that defines the local attitude toward aging: “At seventy […]
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Surviving Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving is one of the days in the year when attention should be given to Shakespeare’s famous warning: “Wisely and slow — they stumble that run fast.” As professionals in the funeral world can attest, it’s an unfortunate fact that Thanksgiving can be a deadly holiday. Every year the National Safety Council issues a prediction […]
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A Prescription for Trouble
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“Washington is such a strange place. You stand up to say something in Congress, nobody listens and then everybody disagrees.” Those comments from Will Rogers, made almost 100 years ago, still apply today — except on one subject, prescription drugs. Politicians and voters agree in overwhelming numbers that the cost of drugs is too high […]
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