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Man’s Dream About Having Heart Attack Leads to Real-Life Diagnosis and Life-Saving Surgery

Man’s Dream About Having Heart Attack Leads to Real-Life Diagnosis and Life-Saving Surgery
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A man who dreamed he died of a heart attack took it as a sign and was soon diagnosed with a dangerous heart condition.

Jeremy Schwartz had a “vivid” dream in which he suddenly died of a heart attack while climbing Ama Dablam, a 22,000-foot mountain he was due to climb during the then-upcoming month of October, in 2025.

Good News in History, February 23

Good News in History, February 23

140 years ago today, an American inventor used electrolysis to extract aluminum from aluminum oxide, a process that eventually resulted in reducing the price of aluminum by a factor of 200, making it affordable for many practical uses from soda cans to the Wright Flyer. As small grains amid clay, it was thought by medieval alchemists to be the grains of dirt from a second, currently forming, earth. Today, more aluminum is produced than all other non-ferrous metals combined. The process was discovered by Charles Martin Hall, who helped found the Pittsburgh Reduction Company, which became the Aluminum Company of America. READ more… (1886)

Town Enthusiastically Switches to Restorative Justice and Reoffending Almost Vanishes

Town Enthusiastically Switches to Restorative Justice and Reoffending Almost Vanishes
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In northern Alberta, a restorative justice program is making a huge difference in a closely-knit community.

With just 68,000 residents, putting someone from Fort McMurray in prison or juvenile detention has a big impact. Instead, a restorative justice program established for the town’s youth in 2022 has been expanded to include adults, and the results are hugely positive.

Good News in History, February 22

Good News in History, February 22

207 years ago today, Spain sold Florida to the United States as part of the Adams-Onis Treaty. It settled a standing border dispute between the two countries and was considered a triumph of American diplomacy. The cost was equivalent to $537.8 million in today’s dollars priced in gold, but was just 5 million Spanish dollars at the time. Spain had long rejected repeated American efforts to purchase Florida. But by 1818, Spain was facing a troubling colonial situation in which the cession of Florida made sense. READ how it happened… (1819)

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