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Question by NONAME: How Do You Think The World Will React The Day Nelson Mandela Dies?
I don’t want him to die.
He’s a great man and an inspiration to the entire World.

But..

He’s 98 years old, so that means he probably only has about 5 years tops.
And then…..
My bad…

He’s 91, but thats still old.

Best answer:

Answer by pro_sassenheime
I have no idea how they will react, no doubt he is one in a million and I had no idea he was 98.
Its a question of accepting the inevitable and I have no doubt he will receive a lot of
world wide attention when his time comes. His high age is testament to his incredible courage.

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Question by Stefan: How to repair a broken penny?
When Iwas four, I found a penny and have kept that very penny in either my pocket or my hand for the last thirteen years. Yes, I’m strange but the penny means a lot to me. It’s name is Flip, and the other da my “friend” grabbed Flip and broke it in two with two pliers. I have both pieces, and have hammered them flat. I can put the two pieces together with my fingers, but is there a way to repair it? I dont mind welding wounds, or a bit of glue, but how do I return Flip to a whole state? Would superglue work? Any way to weld it?

Best answer:

Answer by Jack
epoxy?

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To My Grieving Friend, Nicole –

 

Parents Unite to Cope with Loss of Child – Now they’re reaching out to other parents who have experienced the same loss.

 

Memorial fund to help families coping with sudden loss of child

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Coats, N.C. — The parents of a Harnett County boy killed last year when he was hit by a van while trying to board his school bus are hoping to honor their son with a memorial fund to help victims of tragedies like theirs. The Adam Kempf Memorial Fund …
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Ernest Boland: Pillar of the Athens community and alleged child rapist

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Waterbugs and Dragonflies – Waterbugs and Dragonflies: Explaining Death to Young Children by Doris Stickney. Can be purchased at Amazon. www.amazon.com

 

UT author probes myth of American West

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“Well, in these kinds of struggles, it's the women and children who are the targets. … He will take things from the shooting script that are expository, where characters are explaining their motives, why they're going to do something, takes it away …
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Life story: Band director created 'quite a legacy' at St. Rita

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“It will be a great send-off,” band director Cindy Gradek said, explaining they will perform the St. Rita fight song one last time for their beloved director. “There is no better way to honor him than with music.” … “His death is a huge loss to us …
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Question by Bumblebeee: What to really say when someone has a stillborn ?
My cousin had a stillborn baby couple days ago, they left her in labour too long and stressed the baby and he died ten minutes after being delivered by emergency causean (sorry cant spell).

The situation is very sad, her first baby, first grandchild.

Everyone is very speechless and upset.

My question is what do i say to her, my auntie, her husband ??

Never knew anyone who had a stillborn till now.

Thanks in advance.
ok so its not technically a ‘stillborn’ but thats what we have called it with the difficult situation.

I actually need some nice words to say, write in a card, as im not expecting to see her anytime soon, and don;t want to overwhelm her by hanging round. Im too sad to see her just yet.

 

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