One of the most haunting movies many of us have ever watched was "The Killing Fields," the story of the Cambodian genocide as witnessed by photojournalist Dith Pran who survived those hellish years to work for the New York Times.

That movie was so powerful and painful it stayed with many of us for nearly a quarter of a century.

And that meant that in an almost mystical way, Dith was with us too, even with those of us who never had the opportunity to meet him.

Word comes today that Dith has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 65. So he no longer walks among the living. '

- Baltimore Sun

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I'm not sure which is the greater event...Touching someone that deeply...or being touched that deeply by someone. Either one is Life Worthy.

I honestly think this is what Life is all about. If you don't have this kind of passion in the things you do and the very reasons you do them...you need to reevaluate your life.

It should be more than just a "paycheck"...so get off your ASSES and create some impact.