Time for the final round of HuffPost's 2011 Game Changers -- the innovators, mavericks, visionaries, and leaders who are changing the way we look at the world and the way we live in it.
So far we've announced our choices in Green, Politics, Media, Style, Food/Travel, Entertainment, Culture, Business/Technology, and Sports.
The current leaders are Green: environmentalist (and Vampire Diaries star) Ian Somerhalder. Politics: Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards. Media: Al Jazeera. Style: gender-bending model Andrej Pejic. Food/Travel: HomeAway co-founder Brian Sharples. Entertainment: chart topping singer-songwriter Adele. Culture: New York City Ballet soloist Chase Finlay. Business/Technology: crowd-sourcing expert Juliana Rotich. Sports: double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius.
Voting remains open in all categories, so be sure to weigh in.
Today we are announcing the top Game Changers in three more categories: World, Impact/Education, and Healthy Living. Look over the slideshows we've put together giving you the rundown of who we picked, why we picked them, and how they are changing the game. Then vote for the Ultimate Game Changer in each category.
Click here to vote for the Ultimate Game Changer in World, here for the Ultimate Game Changer in Impact/Education, and here for the Ultimate Game Changer in Healthy Living.
Now that all 12 categories have been presented, we'll announce our Ultimate Game Changers next week, before our Game Changers event Tuesday night (so be sure to check the site for photos and video).
And speaking of the event, I'm happy to announce that Kyle Amber has won a trip to New York to party with our Game Changers next week. Kyle, who was submitted as "a game changer in your life" by HuffPost user lkamber, co-founded Kids That Care, a non-profit that motivates young people to help critically ill children.
So cast your vote: here for World, here for Impact/Education, here for Healthy Living, here for Culture, here for Business/Technology, here for Sports, here for Style, here for Food/Travel, here for Entertainment, here for Green, here for Media, and here for Politics.
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The "Citizen's Economic Policy". This is to have a business culture of citizens having quarterly profit sharing with the company they work for.... This will cause an increase in consumers spending for a "strong demand"... resulting in the hiring of workers with "growth" in profits and rising stock prices. Also, there would be the effect of rising home values, and American savings rate. The tax revenues would rise significantly!
This is Macro & Micro Economics 101... Capitalism with a Strong Consumerism m is the key for economic growth.... This is a win, win situation for all...
Our economic demographics continues being for everyone person moving up the economic ladder, there are two moving down... affecting the "demand" side of our economy ! So, the focus is to increase the demand side of our economy, in a major and meaningful way.”
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