Pandemic, war, the loss of loved ones, and the machination that is the great wheel of time; all have caused me to consider and share thoughts on my own crossing from life to death, and it’s a sailing metaphor, of course.
Reimagining Police: What Could this Mean?
No Comment
21st Century PolicingCriminal JusticeGeneralJusticeLaw EnforcementPolice ReformSocial ChangeThe Seeker Blog
“The phrase, “sanctity of life,” is an interesting development in discussions about reimagining policing, and it’s beginning to influence the culture of policing . . . Sanctity of life should be the foundation of de-escalation, use of force, and how we approach all calls for service.”
There’s no Retiring When Work is a Calling, and the Calling, a Passion
“Retirement is the filthiest word in the language. Whether by choice or by fate, to retire from what you do – and what you do makes you what you are – is to back up into the grave.” -Hemingway-
Coach Thompson and Baseball
by James Copple Baseball is part of the warp an ...
My Brother Ron and The Jerk
by James E. Copple In 1960, I was 10 years old ...
The Bologna Wars
By James E Copple It seemed like big trouble ...
Saving Africa
By James E. Copple As Kenya Airways made its de ...
The God-Help-Me Conundrum
By James E. Copple In 1967, being new in my fai ...
FaithWatch – Heroin and Opioid Addiction: Emerging Threats to Your Community and What You Can Do
FaithWatch is a publication of Strategic Applicati ...
