The internet has proven to be a valuable tool for providing information and facilitating charitable giving after the terrorist attacks.... posted on Sep 25 2001, 993 reads

Nobel Laureates voice their opinions about the current crisis. http://www.thecommunity.com/crisis/... posted on Sep 24 2001, 562 reads

In relief for the World Center Collapse, Americans raised $200 million in a week ($55M was raised online).... posted on Sep 23 2001, 2,058 reads

Global Aid Floods Into U.S.... posted on Sep 22 2001, 434 reads

The world has come together to grieve the American tragedy. Some touching photos:... posted on Sep 21 2001, 538 reads

There are countless stories of heroism in New York following the World Trade Center bombings. Many of the people who escaped from the buildings helped others, such as the man who carried a disabled woman down 68 flights of stairs.... posted on Sep 20 2001, 430 reads

Our intention behind this daily e-mail has always been to bring inspiration and to help encourage each other in being good forces in the world. Our daily actions may be small, but they have a ripple effect. With anger in the world, there is a clear need to keep increasing the love in our actions, until the ripples reach every heart on this planet. Until that time, we can always do more. If you... posted on Sep 19 2001, 502 reads

In a famous series of experiments at the Menninger clinic in early 70s, a noted spiritual adept from India, Swami Rama, demonstrated the ability to raise his heartbeat at will from 70 to 300, rate far beyond the normal range.... posted on Sep 18 2001, 368 reads

Approximately 25 million American adults have enough hearing loss to qualify for disability payments. Yet certain Bushman tribes in Botswana and the Maabans of southern Sudan exhibit no significant hearing loss as they grow older.... posted on Sep 17 2001, 834 reads

Seventy-six percent of workers age 16 and older drove alone to get to their jobs, while about 11 percent carpooled.... posted on Sep 16 2001, 491 reads