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What Thoreau Knew - More people today are opting for voluntary
simplicity instead of the rat race. Fewer possessions and demands
on their lives bring more happiness. Perhaps Henry David Thoreau
was onto something at Walden Pond.
Safe Surfing - Here are some things we can do to protect
ourselves and our children from offensive sites and objectionable
language on the Internet.
As the Crow Flies - This ominous creature has been honored and
vilified over the centuries, yet remains one of the most intelligent
animal species and even a friend to man.
United Nations
for All - The brainchild
of Roosevelt and Churchill is even more essential to world peace
now than ever before.
Still Superman - From a man who questioned whether he wanted
to live to one who planned the day he'd walk again, Christopher
Reeve tells his incredible story.
HemiMan - An aspiring athlete finds both his body and
future shattered after a near-fatal bicycle accident. Jay Enloe
chooses to wake up from a coma and face the seemingly impossible
challenge of re-activating his broken body and dreams.
Master or Slave?
- Will you be part of Dogbert's New Ruling Class or forever suffering
the foolishness of In-duh-viduals? Explore the mission statement
generator than can save you endless hours of executive drudgery.
It's Dilbert humor that will tickle your funny bone.
Stop Global
Whining - Loretta LaRoche
is on a campaign to save us from the awfulizing and catastophizing
that could eventually be our undoing. Her prescription for good
health starts with a good belly laugh, especially at work.
TV's Vast Wasteland
Blooms - In 1961, FCC Chairman
Newton Minow called television programming "the vast wasteland."
A bounty of fascinating new programming is transforming the wasteland
into a lush rainforest of viewing opportunity.
