Even a few dollars a day adds up to hundreds – or thousands – over the course of a year.
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Labor Day – Honoring All Kinds of Work
We never know the story of that person we see performing his or her job, but we should appreciate it nonetheless as a contribution to society.
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Healthcare has long been recognized as the most un-disruptable industry on earth. Until Dr. Zubin Damania came along, that is.
Read More »UNICOR: Prison Sweatshop or Under-Exploited Tool for Rehabilitation?
Quality vocational training, in-prison work experience, and job opportunities upon release could be so transformative if only there were the vision and leadership to realize the potential.
Read More »Rappers, Congressmen, Comedians Gather at Conference of Climate Change Skeptics
The Heartland Institute sponsored the 9th International Conference on Climate Change.
Read More »Comparisons Make Everything Look Smaller
When we compare ourselves to others, the tendency to seek out their faults leads us to examine our own, and we end up doubly dissatisfied.
Read More »Reverse Culture Shock: Customer Service in the U.S. is Ridiculous
If you want my business, try the novel idea of actually conducting one.
Read More »Prison Money: How Prisoners Can Intelligently Invest Their Money for the Future
Prisoner services companies help incarcerated individuals establish credit so they can re-enter society on a decent financial footing.
Read More »America’s Long-Term Unemployed Can No Longer Be Ignored
Unemployment is not "Fun-employment." And to those that say otherwise, shame on you.
Read More »Residential Solar Panels Becoming an Affordable, Eco-smart Option for Homeowners
Solar panels are still pricey, but costs are coming down, and after a "payback period" of 10 years homeowners are almost guaranteed free electricity for the next 20.
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