February 2010

The Eyes Have It

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When we look at each other what captures us? What do we catch in a glimpse making us want to look back, look away or look again? And do we trust ourselves enough to do what we feel driven to do? What do you think?

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Time Machine Set: Your Mission is Confirmed

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Music Credit:  Kevin MacLeod All systems are go!  Everything has been arranged.  But I will tell you now, you only have 6 hours to do the job and do it right.  This mission is yours, it has been chosen especially for you.  I can get you back to the right time and place and then [...]

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What each of us has to offer is enough

Thumbnail image for What each of us has to offer is enough by Elizabeth Wescott February 17, 2010

What I do is little. I do it at home, each day. I do it in an hour’s time, more or less. The results aren’t easy to measure or define. That what I do is all of these things, is part of what makes it important to tell about. What I do is use some [...]

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Volunteering for Disaster: Interview with American Red Cross volunteer M. Ann Smith

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As a member of the American Red Cross National Disaster Human Resource Team, M. Ann Smith has been deployed to 16 national disasters in 15 states. She provided relief to victims of 9/11 and Katrina as well as innumerable tornadoes, floods, tropical storms, forest fires and home fires. Although officially retired from her teaching job at Chadron State College in Nebraska, Ann is never unoccupied, or without and adventure in her back pocket.

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Laughing Science

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“What soap is to the body, laughter is to the soul” Yiddish proverb I hold on to the pinpoint luxury of those words. However, there are people who study the intention behind the subject of those words. For laughter and laughing have a science all their own. It’s called: GELOTOLOGY. That’s right. I realize that [...]

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