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I’ve been a reporter and editor for more than 30 years, 22 of them at The Wall Street Journal.

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What Revelation teaches about ‘us’ and ‘them’

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By Ethan Smith Verified, Sarah Beam
| Baptist News Global
“Who will I be surprised to see in heaven?” That’s one question that has been stirred up during the final stretch of our church’s Bible studies in the book of Revelation. As we reflected on what we look forward to in the new heavens and new earth of Revelation 21:1-6, what was noticeable was the absence of the “other.” While Scripture recognizes many differences between people and peoples, such as ethnicity, gender, social class, it is clear that these differences are not divisions.
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W&M’s VIMS & Batten School partner with NOAA to expand access to shallow water mapping data

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By Ethan Smith Verified
| wm.edu
The following story originally appeared on the website for W&M’s VIMS & Batten School. – Ed. A new partnership between William & Mary’s VIMS & Batten School and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) turns routine vessel operations and lost crab trap removal into a new source of valuable bathymetric data. Bathymetry describes the depth and shape of the seafloor relative to a known elevation reference and is essential to understanding and managing coastal environments.
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Nuclear Experimentation: Year 81, The Obvious and The Nonobvious

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By Ethan Smith Verified
| Before It's News
The Trinity test detonation was set in the most aptly named place in the solar system, El Jornada del Muerte Desert in New Mexico, The Route of The Dead Man. This followed by detonations on Hiroshima and Nagasakii which killed perhaps over two-hundred-fifty thousand people. And there may be many people who do not know and there are certainly many more who would rather not consider there were some two-thousand nuclear detonations since then.
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