“Rest in Pizza”: Remembering The Great Michigan Pizza Funeral The 1970s will be remembered as the decade that brought us polyester leisure suits, pet rocks, and shag carpeting — and perhaps one of the most unusual funerals in American history. This funeral, held in 1973, attracted the governor of Michigan, […] Read More
Friday was March 15 or the “Ides of March”. And, it appears that Friday, March 15, 2024, was a better day for funeral service than Friday, March 15, 44 BC was for Julius Caesar. Funeral service has been hit with a lot of bad publicity lately about […] Read More
Long before Fox News co-opted the phrase “fair and balanced” as its slogan, American media was striving to meet that standard. Unlike Faux News, which has since dropped those words as well as just about any pretense of aspiring to them, the mainstream media still does aspire — to a […] Read More
EL SEGUNDO — As the Lakers wrapped up their Wednesday morning practice, Coach Darvin Ham said the team is in a “great space” ahead of what could be an eventful Thursday in light of the league’s noon PT trade deadline and their matchup against the reigning NBA champion Denver Nuggets […] Read More
MURRIETA — The start to Tuesday night’s Southwestern League opener was not what Vista Murrieta boys basketball coach Daniel Carlin was looking for, as his squad fell behind by as many as 16 points before rallying to win on a Brody Guinn 3-pointer with less than five seconds left. Vista […] Read More
In Washington and among the political class, the country’s biggest tech firms, instead of being lionized for their amazing products, are like Rodney Dangerfield: they get no respect. Nothing exemplifies America’s tech industry dominance in the global economy more than the meteoric rise of what is now being called the […] Read More
Did you quit your job during the Great Resignation? Are you quiet quitting? Being told to RTO? Coffee badging at the office (and then promptly leaving)? The Los Angeles Times is developing a story about the many viral words that have become popular to describe work, terms such as “Great […] Read More
The Great Red State vs. Blue State Debate was hard to watch, and even harder to listen to. “You’re a liar!” “You’re a bully! “No, you’re a bully!” “No, you’re a liar.” It was so childish. Grown-up candidates call each other Hitler. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and California Governor Gavin […] Read More
Just in case there isn’t enough on your to-do list this holiday season, allow me to suggest some legal documents you may want to take care of at year-end. I wish I was kidding … The personal Adult children: If you’ve got young adult children coming home for the holidays, […] Read More
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. /California Newswire/ — The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute is proud to announce the start of the 2024 season for the Great Communicator Debate Series (GCDS). The debate competition features a series of regional competitions across America culminating in the National Championship hosted at The Ronald […] Read More
Just how special is Tamara? Will she have a career as great as her mom, Beholder? Is she the real deal, as good as advertised after her 6¾-length victory in the Del Mar Debutante on Sept. 9? Great female race horses are not supposed to give birth to colts or […] Read More
Before we ride into the weekend, I happened to notice that next week in the world of Death Care there are some exciting learning and self-growth opportunities for those involved in the profession. As we head into the weekend here is a synopsis of what I found […] Read More
The Southern California News Group has photos from the local high school football games that were played Friday, Sept. 22. Take a look at the exciting action and fun moments from the Week 5 games. San Clemente running back Aiden Rubin celebrates after scoring a touchdown against Murrieta Valley in […] Read More
How’s the professional labor market (Don’t forget that the United States’ Labor Day Holiday is Monday) in the Death Care profession? I’ve seen no real statistics and most of the information I get is anecdotal. . . however, it is also important to note that statistics don’t really […] Read More
