St. Petersburg Times Online: Floridian

Kids gather at a downtown Tampa church to share their grief -- and maybe bonk one another with a beach ball. It may be the only therapy that helps when someone you love has died. Story
[Times photo: Stefanie Boyar]

Losing God in the translation?
Some scholars say "Today's New International Version" Bible does away with God's intention for the relationship between men and women. Others praise its inclusiveness.

The paperless chase
Business sages of old who foresaw the "paperless office" could not have forseen the future: Point . . . click . . . print. Repeat.

From Sunday's St. Petersburg Times:

A year after his wife's sudden death, a widower with three children has learned to braid hair and paint fingernails -- and found out more than he ever knew about loneliness, patience and love. Story with multimedia gallery
[Times photo: Jennifer Davis]

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