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• I turned into Tom Hanks

  Posted on Sunday July 20th, 2008 at 10:51 in adulthood, childhood, growing up, Other, youth

  I had a rather surreal movie watching experience this weekend.  When I first saw the movie Big I would have only been slightly younger than the main character so, naturally, I saw the movie through t...

• Everyone is a Changemaker in Zion

  Posted on Wednesday May 21st, 2008 at 00:40 in ashoka, changemaker, Other, utopia, zion

  This weekend a constingency of us from Ashoka met with the folks at GOOD Magazine to brainstorm how we can inspire more people to become Changemakers for good.  A Changemaker is Ashoka’s langua...

• Revolutionizing the Treatment of Young Girls

  Posted on Saturday May 3rd, 2008 at 21:23 in abuse, betty makoni, children, girls, human rights, news commentary, Other, social entrepreneur, the modern condition, women

  In my continued seeking for goodness Friday at work I had the privilege of sitting and listening to Betty Makoni, a reknowned activist for girls’ rights, as she was in the country to receive an ...

• A pensive day at the office

  Posted on Monday April 14th, 2008 at 22:12 in death, life after death, Other, reflection

  A solemn reverence settled over the office recently as we received word of a tragic horseback accident in Afghanistan that prematurely took the life of a colleague.  Having only been with the organiz...

• The day that poses the greatest question to mankind

  Posted on Sunday March 23rd, 2008 at 23:14 in Christ, easter, Other, resurrection, the modern condition

  Today marks the commemoration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.  It is the day around which this entire human drama pivots.  If there were not an Easter, there would not be a Christmas.  Were it...

• The God Particle

  Posted on Friday February 22nd, 2008 at 18:17 in astronomy, cosmos, creation, Other

  National Geographic Featured Article If you were to dig a hole 300 feet straight down from the center of the charming French village of Crozet, you’d pop into a setting that calls to mind the su...