
3-Getting Serious About Safety
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If this past year has left your brain on the verge of bursting with too much news, too much information, and too many talking heads
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You’ve just heard that a good friend of yours has cancer. After you get past your initial shock and sorrow, you begin to ask yourself
If you are one of the 63 million Americans sixty-five or older who is eligible for Medicare, you have probably been deluged for months with TV
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In 1970, futurist Alvin Toffler and his wife, Adelaide Farrell, wrote a groundbreaking book called Future Shock, which became an international bestseller. The term Future Shock
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Today is New Year’s Day, the first day of 2023. Ordinarily, this day is filled with resolutions, good intentions, and hope for the shiny new