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Nov. 15 - Nov. 21, 2002
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Inside the Twilight Zone
By Jennie Sue
Tired of your life? Not wanting to deal with mundane tasks like paying bills, fixing the car, meeting goals at work and keeping close tabs on your friends? Well, meet Joe Sim, a normal man with ordinary habits and ordinary responsibilities. He is about to take an innocent trip into a new neighborhood, one where old life takes on a new direction. No longer wanting to deal with the mundane responsibilities of his own life, instead, he finds himself doomed to the fate of others — landing him into the alternate reality of “The Sim Zone.”
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By Neela Banerjee Death doesn’t give you a lot of choices. When a loved one passes away you can bury them in the ground and visit their grave periodically, or you can cremate them, passing their powdery ashes from generation to generation in an oversized urn designed to be placed on mantles...
LifeGem, girl’s best friend and timeless memorial of those who have passed
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