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Scattering the ashes of a cremated relative at a place they loved in life can be a powerful and poetic experience, provided the place they loved isn’t Yankee stadium. If you choose the wrong location ...

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What's left when a human body is incinerated at 2,000 degrees is about five pounds of gray ash the consistency of course-grain sand called "cremains." The ashes are often preserved in a closed vessel ...