John Kays

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John Kays identifies timeless remnants from our past that will endure, or be admired by future generations.

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Parole Hearing Today For Charles Manson Replays Horror Saga Once Again!

Most of us would prefer to bury these horrid memories once and for all, but writers and the media won't allow us to forget. I've been trying to forget for thirty years or more, but new specials pop up on TV,

Who Wanted to Kill Day Care Owner Delois Brown and Her Parents?

Rumors and fear spread quickly through the Brooklyn Park neighborhood, which has been characterized as safe, friendly, and well-kept. That would appear to be the case, when viewing the scant news footage available to a most curious public.

A Black and White Documentary, Rush To Judgment, Was a Voice for Dissent!

The particulars of this most famous of documentaries, and my favorite one of all time, need not be hatched out again blow by blow (the original frames already aptly achieve this).

Young Man Killed in NYC Crane Accident at No. 7 Subway Construction Site

A crane accident in NYC cost a construction worker, 30-year-old Michael Simermeyer of Burlington, N.J., his life Tuesday evening. The site of the accident is at the No. 7 train subway-extension for the West Side, at W. 34th Street and 11th Avenue.

Why are So Many People Obsessed With Missing Teenager Sierra Lamar?

Now suddenly the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office have morphed from a missing person's case to a (more likely) criminal abduction scenario.

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AI Takes the Easy Translation Jobs, but Certified Translation Proves Harder to Replace

AI is taking simple translation work, but Protranslate data shows certified translation jobs remain strong where human accountability is required.

Rich Bean on the Roth Conversion Window Most Retirees Miss: Why the Years Before Your First RMD Decide Your Lifetime Tax Bill

Rich Bean tells people the window is real, finite, and it does not announce itself.

Everything You Need to Know Before You Visit Bricoleur Vineyards

Bricoleur Vineyards is redefining what a Sonoma County winery visit looks like. Learn what sets it apart before you go.
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