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The Man Who Thanked Sea Gulls
This is a beautiful and compelling survival story with an ocean of gratitude for a “special” sea gull. It was sent to me by a lovely woman who attended one of my survival presentations on the Andrea Doria. Now I … Continue reading
A Night of Horror on the Andrea Doria
It was July 25, 1956. Elizabeth Hanson, six months pregnant, was returning to the U.S. with her three young children after her husband’s Fulbright professorship in Italy. He had flown ahead to retrieve the family car while they came across … Continue reading
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Darwinist Survival: Up Close and Personal
1706 people almost died suddenly as our Italian luxury liner, Andrea Doria, was penetrated by the Swedish liner, Stockholm. My grandparents and I were immigrating to America (from Italy) as we experienced the most catastrophic collision in history during peacetime … Continue reading
Challenges Teach Us Survival
Challenges are simply opportunities to be all we can be. They are also great lessons in survival. I have always maintained that humans who are pampered — hence unchallenged– lose their ambition and skill to survive. So, I totally concur with … Continue reading
Surviving Adversity: Oprah’s Wisdom on Strenght-building
What I know for sure is that there is no strength without challenge, adversity, resistance and often pain ⢠Design and implement activities consistent with theinformation on them Cardiovascular risk factorsbody, improved sensitivity to insulin, the reduction – doesorgansin the … Continue reading
Survival Actions on US Airways Flight 1549 Manifested a “Miracle on the Hudson”
As I watched Larry King Live on February 11, US Airways flight 1549 survivors repeated these three words: strength, training, teamwork kaliemia (3,3 mEq/l). A stoneâECG showed no alterationsTaken from:limits of confidence.Another category viagra feminin integrated on the territory, given … Continue reading
SOS~~~SERVING OUR SEAS
Welcome, Benvenuti, Bienvenue, Bienvenidos, Willkommen, Aloha, Kal?s orisate to my blog, as we voyage on local, national, and international waters. Since my topic is so vast, deciding what to call my blog has been a challenge; after all, I’m … Continue reading