Dr. Larry Dorr: Operation Walk
Dr. Larry Dorr is an orthopedic surgeon who founded Operation Walk. Dr. Dorr began Operation Walk in Moscow where he was teaching […]
Ten Thousand Villages: Sustainable, Fair Trade
It all started in late 1940’s from the trunk of Edna Byler’s car. She traveled to Puerto Rico in 1946 and witnessed the country’s overwhelming poverty. […]
BeadforLife: Sustainable, Fair-Trade Jewelry
Jewelry is usually worn to make a statement about our personal style, but they can also be used to promote awareness. To […]
Chinese New Year: Year of the Dragon
The Chinese New Year is a day of reverence on the traditional Chinese calendar. It’s a time for honoring ancestors and deities, […]
SAS: Committed to Employees
Fortune named SAS as one of the top companies to work for 2011, and I recently listened to a speech given by […]
Chris Willden: Icy Jump Saves Family
A Utah man and his three children are alive because of Chris Willden and a group of good Samaritans. Roger Anderson was […]
Year of the Red Panda
Believe it or not, the top animal of 2011 wasn’t a crafty YouTube cat or a dog that says “I love you.” […]
Economic Forecast for the New Year
What’s the economic forecast for 2012? Well, that depends on who you talk to. While there have been optimistic reports released recently, […]
Baby Seals: A Home Invasion Down Under!
Two weeks ago, a New Zealand woman named Annette Swoffer heard odd sounds coming from her kitchen. Swoffer walked down the hall, […]
Top Google Green Trends
For the past ten years, Google has released reports called the Google Zeitgeist. These reports show the most popular Google searches of […]