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  • Reaching Through the Flames

    January 26th, 201010:43 AM ET
    By Ron Hutchcraft
    Kevin Shea was one of the New York firefighters who got a call to the World Trade Center - those famous twin towers in lower Manhattan. A bomb blast had ripped through the basement of the World Trade Center, killing six people. It injured more than 1,000 people, emptied out those buildings, and ripped a hole 100 feet across and three stories deep....

  • One "Unloseable" Hope

    January 19th, 201010:26 AM ET
    By Ron Hutchcraft
    A train began its journey headed for a popular resort area along the Indian Ocean. The train never made it. It was suddenly hit by a massive wall of water - the killer tsunami that devastated so much of South Asia in December of 2004. The force of the waves tore the wheels off of some cars and leveled the train in a grove of palm trees. In one of t...

  • Starting With the Architect

    January 13th, 201004:55 PM ET
    By Ron Hutchcraft
    In any construction project, there is a specific order in which you have to do things. Obviously, you don't just start by having the carpenters show up and start putting up the building. There has to be a foundation laid first, but you can't lay the foundation or start building until you have the detailed plans for the building. It takes contractor...

  • The Place to Say "Yes"

    January 05th, 201012:05 PM ET
    By Ron Hutchcraft
    Every once in a while, comic strips have something really good to say. Have you ever seen "B. C."? He is this little scraggly-haired caveman that makes some fairly modern observations. The best one appeared one Easter and began with B. C. outside a tomb with a rock next to it. Then, in the next panel, he goes in the tomb and looks around. In the th...
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