"A Philadelphia woman has turned up alive nearly two weeks after her family held a funeral and burial.
KYW-TV reports that 50-year-old Sharolyn Jackson showed up at a mental health facility last Friday.
A body found on July 20 on a Philadelphia street had been identified as Jackson.
A spokesman for the Philadelphia Health Department says her son and a social worker who knows her viewed pictures of the body and identified it as being hers." info@als-alexander.orgor interalex1@yahoo.com
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"Washington: Louis V. Gerstner III, the son of the executive credited with saving International Business Machines Corp., has died. He was 41.
He died on 14 August after choking while dining in a restaurant, according to a death notice in the New York Times. Grace Brugess, a spokeswoman for the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office, said on Tuesday in a telephone interview that he died at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan and that autopsy results require further testing and investigation. His family declined to elaborate on the death notice." info@als-alexander.orgor interalex1@yahoo.com
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"In a world of practical considerations, things which cannot be quantified are often ignored. But, following Aristotle, many think that the value of thinking abstractly has the benefit of character formation. If so, it is at our peril, including in terms of practical benefits, that we ignore ideas and philosophies which are not immediately relevant to daily life.
"Plato said the unexamined life isn't worth living," Kurt Vonnegut once quipped, "But what if the examined life turns out to be kind of a clunker as well?"" info@als-alexander.orgor interalex1@yahoo.com