Final Disconnections: Letting Internet Friends and Colleagues Know of Your Passing

This article discusses the importance of making arrangements to inform online colleagues, friends and groups in the event of your passing, and how to go about it.

Submitted By Gail Kavanagh

Life at the Country's Toughest Prison
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Life at the Supermax, aptly nicknamed the Alcatraz of the Rockies, is no piece of cake. Here´s why this may be our country´s toughest prison.

Submitted By Dr. Kristie

The Gentle Art of Nose Picking
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Do you pick your nose? If so, you´re not alone. Here are some startling statistics on the frequency of nose picking.

Submitted By Dr. Kristie

The History of Piping for Fallen Heroes

Bagpipes have long been used to honor fallen heroes. In the United States they are used at the funerals of firemen and police officers as well as at state and military funerals.

Submitted By Granny1943

Accepting Death When There is No Burial or Memorial Service

When a death occurs and there is no funeral or memorial service at the deceased’s request it can be difficult for family and friends to accept the death and move on with their lives. This article gives family and friends ideas on how to memorialize their lost loved one while still following their last wishes.

Submitted By dsletten

Are We Too Distanced from Death?

We tend to be very sheltered from the process of death in Western society . . . is that a good thing?

Submitted By Genesis