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A Corporate Spring?0
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- January 22, 2016
By Ed Faruolo Recently, Forbes had a cover story called “Social Power and The Coming Corporate Revolution.” The article was about the advancements in social networking within the work force and how true winning companies are going to be those that embrace vs. battle this “new development.” It is a great article and should give
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- Making a Positive Difference
- December 21, 2011
In Racine, Wisconsin, the younger generation helps brighten up the holiday with music, gifts, and smiles as part of a program called “Be a Santa to a senior.” Trees are set up in local shops and decorated with ornaments containing requests from the needy. Volunteers then buy the gifts and deck the halls of local
READ MOREA Chef Workout (And Meal) From Rocco DiSpirito0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- May 7, 2015
What made a well-known chef decide to start cooking healthier at home and then write a series of cookbooks to encourage others to do the same?
READ MOREA Chart-Topper Born of a Grieving Mother’s Words0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- September 20, 2012
Taylor Swift's hit song, "Ronan," is about the too-short life of a little boy with cancer. Swift was inspired by the story of this boy when reading the blog, Rockstar Ronan, written by Maya Thompson, Ronan's mother. Ronan died of neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer, three days before he was to turn four. The New York
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- Music
- September 20, 2012
Taylor Swift's hit song, "Ronan," is about the too-short life of a little boy with cancer. Swift was inspired by the story of this boy when reading the blog, Rockstar Ronan, written by Maya Thompson, Ronan's mother. Ronan died of neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer, three days before he was to turn four. The New York
READ MOREA book that will change ‘Your Medical Mind’0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- September 21, 2011
Many of us have a hard time making medical decisions, choosing doctors, or deciding on different treatment options. Two doctors, Jerome Groopman and his wife Pamela Harztband, have written a book, “Your Medical Mind,” to shed light on how our minds approach medicine. The couple uses real patient stories to help us learn how to
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