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Our obsession with protecting ourselves makes us less safe. That's the message from Eve Ensler, who travels the globe to end violence against women.
A new club delivers movies that stir our souls
We can't leave the future in the hands of corporations and governments
A musical form of meditation known as kirtan offers fun on the road to enlightenment--even for people who swore they would never meditate.
A photo collection of Internet cafes around the world
Ode visits KaosPilots--a remarkable business school in Denmark
Minding your body's own signals is the simplest way to stop overeating
"Money should move slower"
How upcoming economic shifts can benefit everyone
Journalists have a duty to spread hope
Sasha Earnheart-Gold helps fight hunger by planting apple trees
The annual top-100 composed by business magazine Forbes (August 15, 2005), based on a composite of visibility (measured by press citations) and economic impact.
As millions of Asians jubilantly embrace driving, some experts predict an automotive nightmare. But a group of practical visionaries around are working out a solution: fewer cars and greater mobility.
In 1980, she wrote "the handbook for the New Age." Twenty-five years later, what has become of her predictions for a new world? Ode spoke with Marilyn Ferguson. "The world only changes because we do."
The United States presidential elections are tomorrow. more
