Although such a move seems attractive--it removes a huge asset from your estate before death and preserves it for future generations--it's not easy.
But well organised services can prevent future falls and reduce death and disability from fractures.
Producer Dallas Austin worked with him on Michael Jackson's "HIStory: Past, Present and Future" and, like the rest of the world, was stunned by his death.
She had been tipped as a possible future prime minister, and her death came as she helped campaign for a "yes" vote in Sweden's euro membership referendum.
Maybe our future selves will look back on the death penalty, and the wars we find ourselves in, and shake their collective heads in disgust.
However, acting in a way that handcuffs us from doing our best work on Reuters.com and on social networks, which help drive traffic and extend our brand, is writing a death sentence for us as a future media company.
Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox called his death "absolutely tragic" and called for analysis of hair samples to be considered for future drugs testing by cricket clubs.
To impose the death penalty, the jury had to decide unanimously that Yates was a future danger and that there were no mitigating circumstances against executing her.
That their children will be denied legal status at some point in the future will make no palpable difference to folks confronting a life-and-death situation now.
Poignantly, it also joins him on a September 2007 weekend away in Borth, Ceredigion, with close friends John Hefin and his wife Elin, when he expresses his optimism about the future, just weeks before his death.
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