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Michele Schambach is a 65-year-old from Guatemala fighting aggressive brain cancer. She came to the U.S. in February for the second time for treatment accompanied by her family, namely her daughter, Marie Schambach.  Northern Ohio was covered in snow, which Marie had never seen before. As she was leaving the hospital, she was inspired by…

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Michele Schambach is a 65-year-old from Guatemala fighting aggressive brain cancer. She came to the U.S. in February for the second time for treatment accompanied by her family, namely her daughter, Marie Schambach.  Northern Ohio was covered in snow, which Marie had never seen before. As she was leaving the hospital, she was inspired by…

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Finding clean energy sources is a hot topic nowadays. As pollution intensifies and the need for sustainable energy increases, many entrepreneurs and activists have worked to create more planet-friendly resources. Then Heliogen stepped onto the scene, a…

No one can really judge anyone for panic-buying in a frightened state of mind, but seriously, it’s getting out of hand and people are slowly going insane! As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, Costco has put up notices at some of their warehouses, informing shoppers that there would be no returns on high-demand items…

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Over the last several hundred years, technology has had a profound impact on education. At one point in human history, formal education was only accessible to an elite few, since books were rare and individuals had to travel to educational centers to receive any kind of formal instruction [1]. Technology has significantly expanded access to…

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Going through cancer is tough on everyone involved, in particular the person who is suffering from the illness. When the disease reaches the terminal phase, the sick person is most concerned about making sure their loved ones will be taken care of when…

You can really love someone so much that you’d be willing to go to the ends of the earth to make them happy. It doesn’t matter what it would take, because as long as there’s something out there that can put a smile on their faces, you’d give everything to bring it to their feet….

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Over ten percent of the U.S. population has Diabetes, which means that there are millions of people across the country who have to rely on insulin shots to keep their blood sugar under control [1]. Taking an insulin shot can be painful, is often inconv…

In a time when there’s little to be happy about in the beautiful country of Italy, the citizens of Castelvetro, a town in Northern Italy, were blessed to have showers of red wine flowing from their kitchen and bathroom faucets [1]. Seriously, it may sound like a joke, but some lucky souls really had red…

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Dale Schroeder, a man from Des Moines, Iowa had devoted his entire life to his carpentry work and it was all he ever had. Born in 1919, Schroeder worked for 67 years at the same workshop, living minimally and saving a lot of his earnings [1]. He never married, had no children and no living…

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To receive a cancer diagnosis, or have someone close to you be diagnosed with cancer, is a truly devastating experience. Around the world, cancer is the second most common cause of death. [1] In 2020, it’s expected that more than 1.8 million Amer…