Announcement #2: We’ve Fully Launched SevenPonds!
BUT you may need to lend a helping hand to properly view us

For those who are just coming in to read our latest blog posts – yes, we’ve launched the full website! If you are a return visitor, you may find our […]

July 18, 2012

Suzette Sherman

sevenponds website, new silicon valley startup, startup about death and dying — Hedieh and Tiffany in a marketing meeting

For those who are just coming in to read our latest blog posts – yes, we’ve launched the full website! If you are a return visitor, you may find our new user interface a bit scrambled. So please lend a helping hand and simply refresh your page and/or clear your cache before checking us out!

We are excited and proud, so be sure to take a look at the new SevenPonds. Start at the best place to see all of us – our home page here.

Stuart Leudan

July 19, 2012

Congratulations

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The Timing of Death Finding Meaning in the Mystery

Composting Bodies is Now Legal in 14 States Honoring Earth Day with a new kind of return to nature

“Hand to Earth” Book Review: Andy Goldworthy makes art in the natural environment Goldsworthy’s work using natural, found resources can serve as inspiration for incorporating art into loss

A Unique Way to Mourn: Photo Shoots with Cardboard Cutouts The therapeutic company of life-sized cardboard cutouts of dead loved ones

Groundbreaking Study on the Risks of Formaldehyde Released Study calls into question the long-standing use of formaldehyde in the funeral industry

The Bizarre Phenomenon of Terminal Lucidity This curious and profound experience stumps scientists to this day

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Announcement #2: We’ve Fully Launched SevenPonds!
BUT you may need to lend a helping hand to properly view us

The Timing of Death

Finding Meaning in the Mystery

Composting Bodies is Now Legal in 14 States

Honoring Earth Day with a new kind of return to nature

“Hand to Earth” Book Review: Andy Goldworthy makes art in the natural environment

Goldsworthy’s work using natural, found resources can serve as inspiration for incorporating art into loss

A Unique Way to Mourn: Photo Shoots with Cardboard Cutouts

The therapeutic company of life-sized cardboard cutouts of dead loved ones

Groundbreaking Study on the Risks of Formaldehyde Released

Study calls into question the long-standing use of formaldehyde in the funeral industry

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