RIP You
You know we will all die, and hopefully have some sort of ceremony where loved ones and others get to say goodbye to us. But that inevitable death can make a big difference in the way we live our life today.
You know we will all die, and hopefully have some sort of ceremony where loved ones and others get to say goodbye to us. But that inevitable death can make a big difference in the way we live our life today.
Jayaseelan Naidoo | Posted 05.12.2012
I pay $1 to have an eye test. I can come two more times in the next three months and I will not be charged. I first do a glaucoma test, and then I am ...
Thane Kreiner | Posted 04.28.2012
At the Center for Science, Technology, and Society, we focus on helping social entrepreneurs build ventures that scale. My colleague and mentor Jim Ko...
Michele Hunt | Posted 04.12.2012
Attracting and retaining the best and the brightest, and achieving extraordinary results is simple; create a great organizational culture -- A Culture For People.
Posted 04.10.2012
The costs of medical attention can be exorbitant for a low-income family or an unemployed person -- even if the needs are the same. That's why Stan...
Wray Herbert | Posted 04.05.2012
Perception and sight are so crucial to putting that one has to wonder: What does the slumping Tiger see? Is it something different than the dominant Tiger saw in his heyday? New research may offer some insight on this question.
Vivien Hoexter | Posted 05.26.2012
Many NFP leaders are also challenged to explain what makes their organizations different from others with similar visions and strategies. And if they don't know what makes their NFPs special, how are donors supposed to know?
Posted 03.13.2012
By: SPACE.com Staff Published: 03/13/2012 10:06 AM EDT on SPACE.com Scientists have long known that extended spaceflight is bad for astronauts' ...
The Huffington Post | David Freeman | Posted 02.14.2012
Talk about seeing the light. Israeli scientists have developed a "sensory substitution device" (SSD) that they say lets congenitally blind people "see...
Posted 03.27.2012
By: Joseph Castro, LiveScience Staff Writer Published: 01/26/2012 02:20 PM EST on LiveScience Jumping spiders, which hunt by pouncing on their p...
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 03.27.2012
What we do for the next 20 years, from now to 2030, will begin to create the template for the future; and what happens between now and 2050 will be a crucial period for establishing these patterns of change and getting them in place to serve for the long run.
Tara Sophia Mohr | Posted 02.28.2012
You deserve a rich, joyful 2012, and it is available to you. Grab a journal or grab a friend, and share your answers to this series of prompts.
Levi Ben-Shmuel | Posted 02.22.2012
It isn't easy keeping an open heart in the face of greed and arrogance in an environment that does not support and respect you, but holding on to a wider vision of life can be transformative and healing.
Nelson Davis | Posted 12.21.2011
If you are only focused on what business is trendy today and how much money you can make quickly, the end is already in sight for your enterprise.
Rehema Trimiew | Posted 12.20.2011
You may love your job, but filmmaker Rob Spence has taken his craft to another level. Spence injured his eye as a child and has since replaced it w...
Rev. Romal J. Tune | Posted 12.12.2011
Last week we lost two great visionary leaders whose impact on the world has forever changed our lives. Yet, sadly, I think we missed the opportunity to make their contributions to society a real teachable moment for our children.
Michael Carmichael | Posted 12.06.2011
He never lingered over the fact that he was dying. Visions swirled into his mind surrounding him with the urgency of a prophet. A new medium for mem...
HuffingtonPost.com | Curtis M. Wong | Posted 11.20.2011
Shaun Paterson wants the world to know that it's possible to be both a man of style as well as a dedicated humanitarian. "I always thought that my...
thechart.blogs.cnn.com | Posted 11.19.2011
Babies are born nearly blind. You may think that your newborn is gazing into your eyes, but what she actually sees is a vaguely face-shaped blur, asso...
Posted 11.14.2011
As twin artists, Ryan and Trevor Oakes are familiar with taking a singular experience and realizing it can be split it in two. Their lives have always...
Mark Changizi, Ph.D. | Posted 11.01.2011
If 3D filmmakers are going to throw binocular images at our big binocular fields, then they should be sending us views of the kind our large binocular field evolved to process.
The Huffington Post | Cooper Smith | Posted 10.08.2011
China-based Huawei Technologies on Monday released a video showing off its new Vision smartphone. Under the hood, Vision runs on Android's Gingerbr...
Russell Bishop | Posted 09.24.2011
My experience working with thousands of people the world over suggests that most people won't even dream of a better life, much less take the action necessary to bring about their desired outcomes.
The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 07.25.2011
It's difficult for a corporation in today's world to survive under the microscope. But in fact, while some don't, a recent survey released by marke...
Michael J. McCarthy | Posted 06.07.2011
Last summer, Latinos were in the streets protesting what they seen as unfair immigration laws. They played a proactive role in rectifying an injustice. Why aren't the rest of us?
James M. Lynch | Posted 05.17.2012