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Metropolis Planet Organizes Bone Marrow Drive in Honor of Clyde Wills
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lbrockway
The Metropolis Planet is organizing a Bone Marrow Drive in honor of Clyde Wills, their Editor Emeritus, on April 12, and the town of Metropolis is rallying around this very special man. In this photo, then presidential hopeful Barack Obama poses in front of the town’s Superman statue in a photo taken by Clyde Wills. Many…
Seven Things Baseball Can Teach Us About Today’s Workplace
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lbrockway
In honor of the Yankee’s opening game on Sunday, let’s talk baseball–and work. Here is a list of 7 ways baseball can help us step up to the plate in today’s workplace, written by strategic change expert, Scott R. Singer, author of How to Hit a Curveball: Confront and Overcome the Unexpected in Business (Portfolio,…
‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ Writer Remembered
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lbrockway
As baseball season revs up, it is only fitting that we remember the guy who wrote the song that everyone sings at the seventh-inning. Jack Norworth is profiled in a recent piece on AOL. “When fans arise for the seventh-inning stretch to sing “Take Me Out to the Ballgame,” few of them realize that the…
The Cutest Easter Bunnies, Kittens and Pups
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lbrockway
See the cutest Easter Bunnies ever, with their kitten and puppy friends. Is this a case of mistaken identity, or an interfaith-interspecies celebration of Easter? Enjoy! See the Easter Bunny and Friends photo Gallery.
Spring Cleaning Meditation to Bring in Love
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lbrockway
Use this Spring Cleaning meditation to clear the cobwebs of winter and welcome the fresh air of spring… and the possibility of love. Spring cleaning is as much a metaphor for spiritual life as it is an annual chore-ridden project. In this meditation, clearing out, cleaning up, and deeply cleansing are seen through spiritual eyes, as ways…
Video: The ‘Don’t Quit’ Poem
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shuang
If you have been struggling with something in particular for a long time or if you have been facing unimaginable obstacles this week, be encouraged by this famous “Don’t Quit” poem written by an anonymous author years ago. Here are the words of the entire poem: When things go wrong, as they sometimes…
Five Strangers Pay It Forward…with Kidneys
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shuang
Would you be willing to give your kidney to save the life of a complete stranger? Five people (4 women, 1 man) in Chicago are doing just that–donating one of their kidneys to potentially save the lives of over a dozen people who need transplants. These “Good Samaritan organ donors” are part of a series of…
Mutt Lynch Winery: Must Love Dogs…and Wine
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shuang
If you love dogs and wine, Mutt Lynch Winery in Healdsburg, California would be your idea of heaven. In 1995, married couple Brenda and Chris Lynch paired their love for wine and dogs by founding a vineyard to develop wine that had pictures of dogs on their bottle labels. Clever canine-inspired wine names at Mutt Lynch Winery include “Unleashed…
In Memory: Math Teacher Who Inspired ‘Stand and Deliver’
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shuang
Everyone knows the 1988 movie “Stand and Deliver” with Edward James Olmos, about a high school math teacher in a tough Los Angeles neighborhood who helped his students succeed in AP Calculus. Jaime Escalante, the real teacher whose life inspired the movie, passed away from bladder cancer today at 79-years-old. In 1974, Escalante was a calculus teacher at Garfield High School. He faced dislike and opposition…
FDR’s Uplifting Vision for America–The Second Bill of Rights
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lbrockway
President Obama is not the first president to tackle health reform, the economy and a new vision for the United States. This famous State of the Union speech from FDR was an sharing of what he called a “Second Bill of Rights.” Here, in another era, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt presents a healthy vision for…
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