The Ethical Issues of Ebay Selling Holocaust Memorabilia
As the 75th Anniversary of Kristallnacht approaches, Holocaust-related stories surface more often and resonate more deeply.? Of particular note is … Continue Reading
Sights Unseen — The Monkey Business Illusion
Before you read on, watch this video that was an Internet sensation. I guarantee you will be surprised. If … Continue Reading
Air Force Goes God Optional
The United States Air Force has decided to make God an option; at least as far as the service or … Continue Reading
Parents Playing Favorites
It’s easy to say that parents should never play favorites.? But if we’re honest, it’s a lot harder in practice. … Continue Reading
Why Be Negative When You Can Be Positive
I just saw Liberal Arts, a nostalgic coming-of-age indie film directed by and starring Josh Radnor (of How I Met … Continue Reading
Using Gladwell’s Insight to Inspire Those Who Need It Most
I just finished reading Malcolm Gladwell’s new book, David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants.? Like … Continue Reading
Why a Controversial Baseball Play Should Be More Than a Metaphor
For the first time in baseball history?- and in the World Series no less?- a game ended because the umpire … Continue Reading
Video: Innovating Compassion. A Discussion with Irwin Kula, Angela Maiers and James Doty, M.D.
So a neurosurgeon, a visionary educator and a rabbi walk into a bar…? I met Dr. James Doty and Angela … Continue Reading
Take the “Talk to Strangers” Challenge
If there is one universal piece of parenting advice, both given and received it is likely: “Don’t Talk to Strangers, … Continue Reading
What Jet Lag Can Teach Us About Embracing Change
I hate jet lag.? Hardly a provocative statement? – does anyone really like jet lag?? Who could possibly enjoy waking … Continue Reading