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PEACE GARDEN MAMA faith & family fridays: patrick madrid, the titanic and forced euthanasia
Last night, I was privileged to dine with national Catholic radio host, author and apologist, Patrick Madrid. I should probably mention there were 600 other people at the Catholic radio fundraiser ...
Posted on 2/8/13 at 1:15 AM
NIE ROCKS! Iceberg Sinks Titanic April 15, 1912
She collided with an iceberg and sank during her maiden voyage 100 years ago. Despite the short duration of her presence on the high seas just five days or the century thats passed since her sinking...
Posted on 4/9/12 at 8:00 AM
How sinking of Titanic raised new era in journalism
Coverage showed benefits, dangers of new instant wireless communicationsIt was the news story that forever changed the way news was shared. One hundred years ago, when a “tweet” was simply the sound a bird made, the story of the Titanic’s sinking spread across the globe via a network of amateurs who used a then-cutting-edge radio technology.
By By Tammy Swift and Christopher Sullivan , April 14, 2012
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Titanic's sinking: Was it more than human folly?
WASHINGTON — After an entire century that included two high-profile government investigations and countless books and movies, we're still debating what really caused the Titanic to hit an iceberg and sink on that crystal-clear chilly night.
By Associated Press , April 11, 2012
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Titanic memorial cruise delayed by strong winds 
LONDON — Operators of a memorial cruise retracing the route of the Titanic 100 years since it sank say it has been slighly delayed because of high winds.
By Associated Press , April 09, 2012
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Fading Titanic needs protection, explorer says
Several shows relive Titantic's wonder
Titanic resurfaces in its extraordinary way over this week with TV specials timed to the 100th anniversary of its sinking this month.
By Mark Washburn, McClatchy Newspapers , April 08, 2012
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FARGO - Even as her husband, H.F. Chaffee, helped her slip between the ship railings into a lifeboat below, Titanic passenger Carrie Chaffee believed everything would be fine.
It’s going to be all right, her husband assured her. You’ll be rowed back to the ship in just a few minutes.
April 07, 2012
Movie, centennial, return Canada town to Titanic spotlight
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Among the graves of Fairview Lawn Cemetery, there is one that was a magnet for bouquets and weeping girls in the 1990s. The name on the tombstone: J. Dawson.
By Associated Press , April 04, 2012
Forget ‘Titanic,’ get aboard a good boat movie
So James Cameron is raising the Titanic. Again. The writer-director brushes the barnacles off his 1997 blockbuster and gives it the 3-D treatment this time around.
By John Lamb , April 03, 2012
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Review: Even in 3-D, it's still Titanic
‘You can be blasé about some things, Rose,” Cal Hockley (Billy Zane) pretentiously sniffs about the big, doomed ship, “but not about Titanic!”
And so it is with the movie about that famous ship. Love it or hate it, there’s little to be blasé about regarding the biggest screen hit of all time.
By Roger Moore, MCT News Service , April 03, 2012
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A meal to remember: 100 years later, dinners re-create the last meal on the Titanic
Interest in the Titanic sails on as the 100th anniversary of its April 15, 1912, sinking draws near. Museums, theaters and even hotels are preparing special menus to mark the centennial.
By Susan M. Selasky, Detroit Free Press (MCT) , March 27, 2012
Titanic a magnet for kids, fine line for educators
NEW YORK — Eleven-year-old John Payne has been a student of the Titanic since kindergarten. He has scrupulously re-searched the ship, built a model out of Lego freehand and successfully lobbied his fifth-grade teacher in suburban Chicago to let him mark the disaster's centennial with a multi-media presentation for his class.
By Associated Press , March 27, 2012
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Winslet, Cameron walk red carpet at Titanic 3D premiere in London
LONDON — Actress Kate Winslet and director James Cameron walked the red carpet in London on Tuesday for the premiere of the 3D version of the hit movie “Titanic.”
By Associated Press , March 27, 2012
Museum tells story of Titanic survivor Molly Brown
DENVER — Thousands of miles from the ocean, a museum tells the story of a woman made famous by the Titanic. No, her name was not Rose, and a movie about her life, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” starring Debbie Reynolds as a plucky lifeboat survivor, was a hit decades before Kate Winslet's doomed romance in “Titanic.”
By Associated Press , March 27, 2012
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