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A Hospital's Sacrifice
It wasn't the kind of meeting the management looks forward to, but this time it was going to play ou... posted on Nov 18 2009, 1 cmts
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Greatness: Nature or Nurture?
"What makes Tiger Woods great? What made Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett the world's prem... posted on Nov 13 2009, 5 cmts
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Wired To Wonder
Our brains are hardwired for worry -- and there's good reason why. Our hunter-gatherer ancestors had... posted on Nov 12 2009, 0 cmts
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A Town Rolls Up Its Sleeves
Word travels quickly in the small fishing village of Port Washington, Wisconsin. So when Mardy McGar... posted on Nov 08 2009, 1 cmts
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Notes Left Behind by A Five-Year-Old
After 5-year-old Elena Desserich was diagnosed with an inoperable kind of cancer, she managed to spr... posted on Nov 06 2009, 1 cmts
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Contagious Love Experiment
Josh Stieber was in middle school on 9/11. He vowed to enlist in the army after graduating high scho... posted on Nov 05 2009, 1 cmts
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How Advertising and Altruism Can Change the World
Marketing veteran Cindy Gallop and software developer Wendell Davis are on a quest to make the world... posted on Nov 01 2009, 3 cmts
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Arts And Smarts
For years, arts advocates have been pleas, stressing the intangible benefits of the arts at a time w... posted on Oct 31 2009, 3 cmts
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Lawyer Heads to a Classroom
Tom Dunn spent twenty years working hard to get convicts off death row. However, several decades of ... posted on Oct 26 2009, 0 cmts
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Finding Perfection in the Unexpected
"On a recent afternoon, I went to a pottery shop outside of Tokyo and happened to meet the head pott... posted on Oct 25 2009, 0 cmts
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The Coach Who Never Played to Win
Smack-dab in the heart of America, amid rolling fields of wheat and soybeans -- high school football... posted on Oct 24 2009, 0 cmts
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The World Map of Happiness
Adrian White, an analytic social psychologist at Leicester University's School of Psychology, produc... posted on Oct 23 2009, 1 cmts
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Outpouring of Volunteerism in the Media
Discerning TV viewers might notice a recurrent theme on their favorite shows this week. The doctors... posted on Oct 21 2009, 2 cmts
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Upwardly Global: Helping Immigrant Professionals
In Vietnam, Mai Le worked as a doctor, a low-paid but respected position requiring years of training... posted on Oct 11 2009, 1 cmts
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Angels in the Dust
In South Africa's Pilanesberg National Park, the longtime government practice of culling -- killing ... posted on Oct 10 2009, 2 cmts
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Touched by Tragedy, and Paying It Forward
Last July, April DeSerre's world was turned upside down when she lost her father, her home, and all ... posted on Oct 05 2009, 2 cmts
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Delivering Furniture, Discovering Destiny
"I've been riding around with this guy for a month and a half and he's my full blooded brother," Ra... posted on Sep 26 2009, 0 cmts
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How To Escape Perfectionism
"According to the World Database of Happiness (yes, there is one), Iceland is the happiest place on ... posted on Sep 17 2009, 7 cmts
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Lend A Helping Hard Drive
"Today starts the only widespread community service project I've ever heard of inspired by a Web bro... posted on Sep 15 2009, 0 cmts
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One Man's Trash
Among the traditional brick and clapboard structures that line the streets of this sleepy East Texas... posted on Sep 13 2009, 4 cmts
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