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A Walk in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson
September 19th, 201103:05 AM ETI don't think there is a place as quiet as the Sonoran desert in summer's noon. The temperature is an impossible 119-degree inferno – all the creatures have burrowed to coolness so many feet underground. Most are sleeping and will do their foraging by moonlight. The silence is all encompassing – nothing stirs, not even the tips of trees. It i... -
Murder by Suicide... Internet Predator Claims Right to Free Speech, Even if it costs Others their Lives
August 09th, 201102:08 AM ETOne thing cops know is that some people enjoy murder. That is their motive. Your average person does not understand this. This month a court in Minnesota decided the case of William Melchert-Dinkel, an ex-nurse who trolled the Internet for victims the way sharks hunt for bleeding prey. He looked for depressed people so he could talk them into comm... -
Baby Joseph And the Kindness of Strangers
August 04th, 201112:38 AM ETIf your heart breaks easily, you don't need to read this thing. In February 2010, Joseph and Sandra Maraachli became the parents of a baby boy they named Joseph. Just having another baby was an act of faith for them. Eight years earlier, they lost a daughter to a rare genetic condition called Leigh's Syndrome. With this terrible disease, a baby i... -
Compassion and Choices, End-of-Life Medical Forms, and the New York Times
July 27th, 201112:25 AM ETCompassion and Choices is a group that pushes the legalization of assisted suicide. They began as the "Hemlock Society," a more or less underground movement in which their members helped people commit suicide. They are still coming from the premise that people have a right to a painless death through suicide. Many people who agree with Compassion ... -
Doctor-Assisted Suicide: A New Medical Treatment
July 07th, 201112:24 AM ETYou are a cancer patient. Your doctor checks you over and says, "Well, you don't have long to live, and your insurance doesn't want to pay for expensive chemo drugs at $5000 a month." Your doctor pulls out her prescription pad. "We can offer you a quick and painless death through barbiturates," she says, scribbling the prescription for barbs. "It...
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