In 1981, Dr. William P. Magee, a plastic surgeon, and his wife, Kathleen, a nurse and clinical social worker, traveled to the Philippines and found hundreds of children ravaged by deformities. In 1982, they started Operation Smile to provide free reconstructive surgeries and have now operated on tens and thousands of kids.... posted on Nov 24 2001, 944 reads

The heart’s electromagnetic field—by far the most powerful rhythmic field produced by the human body—not only envelops every cell of the body but also extends out in all directions into the space around us. The cardiac field can be measured several feet away from the body by sensitive devices.... posted on Nov 23 2001, 834 reads

Aaron Bianco was in foster care at 11 and lived through the worst parts of the Richmond neighborhood. He graduated with 3.9 GPA and is attending Princeton.... posted on Nov 22 2001, 567 reads

Sylvia Boorstein titled her book, "Don't just do something, sit there."... posted on Nov 21 2001, 768 reads

Emergency feeding sites around the U.S. serve more than 7 million people in a given week.... posted on Nov 20 2001, 1,132 reads

A person goes blind every 5 seconds. A child goes blind every minute.... posted on Nov 19 2001, 825 reads

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100 ways to create peace in the world:... posted on Nov 17 2001, 534 reads

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A decade or so ago, many researchers believed emotions, the feelings usually associated more with the heart than the head, couldn't be measured or studied in laboratory experiments. No so true anymore. Most recently, Dalai Lama visited University of Wisconsin's facility for research on 'The Science of Emotions':... posted on Nov 15 2001, 508 reads