The traditional owners of a vast territory in Cape York, Northern Queensland, Australia, have seen a great injustice righted... 
Lissa Rankin comes out of the closet as one of the uncool. 
When we think about how to create more happiness, we typically look for things to achieve and add to our lives. However, sometimes the key to happiness is actually giving up certain perspectives and behaviors<a href=" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amy-chan/happiness-tips_b_1523289.html"></a>. 
Steps from the highrise condo I share with my partner are the paths where, each May, the high school graduates gather. Dressed in formal dresses and tu... 
The mass retailer gives the LGBT community something to be proud of. 
Habits are a critical component of the happiness equation. It is one thing to know what to do to be happy (or to raise happy children, or to create a happy marriage) but it is quite another thing to actually be able to do those things. 
For decades I thought I was in charge because I had dominion over editors and magazine content and kept myself very, very busy. Sitting at home was for sissies. 
Shelter staff weren't sure they wanted to adopt Ranger out, given his biting, but lucky for Betty Schueler they did because Ranger would soon save her life.... 
Did you know that students who have more hope actually do better academically? And people who have hope generally fare better during life’s difficult turns? These are the findings of the late Dr. Charles Richard Snyder, a clinical psychologist at the University of Kansas who developed a scale to measure how much hope people have. 
What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets, by Michael Sandel, Allen Lane RRP£20/Farrar, Straus and Giroux RRP$27, 256 pages How Much is Enough?<a href=" http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/faf752aa-9f92-11e1-a255-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1vVxixFBs"></a>; 
The revolution will be powered by bicycles, and it will be magnificent. That's the dream of Magnificent Revolution, a team of artists, musicians, designers... 
A paper doll named Allie is traveling the world. With her rainbow dress, rainbow tresses, and purple body, she sends a message of acceptance to LGBTQ (... 
The blog, This gives me hope, reached a milestone today. It’s steward, Cathryn Wellner, just posted her 300th reason to be hopeful.
Lucky for the rest of us, she still has 701 reasons to go before she reaches her goal. |
Jessica Barba, the 15-year-old student who was suspended for five days after creating an anti-bullying video about a fictional 12-year-old girl who commits suicide, was able to return to Longwood High School in Middle Island, NY, on Thursday. 
At various periods of my life, including all my growing years, I have made the weekly trek to the laundromat, whiling away the hours to the thump and w... 
If you haven’t yet met Mary Maxwell, settle in and prepare for a treat. I might have missed this delightful woman if my friend Betty Brown hadn’t sent ... 
The sight that reduced many Facebook users to tears: A grieving pit bull who stayed by the side of his dead partner for over 14 hours before rescue efforts came to take her away. 
Some of the best things in life are intangible. You can experience them at any time if you just open your heart and mind to let them in. Via Samantha Marx 
Check out the online newsletter of Cedar Creek High School in Duvall, Washington, and you’ll see a regular column called, “Busted!!” The Snoop Patrol... 
Jenna Talackova maintains her place as an inspirational icon after competing in the Miss Universe Canada competition. 
BOB the "bullet-proof" dog is back to bouncing health after being shot twice in the head and losing an eye in a callous act of cruelty that has shocked the RSPCA. 
Somewhere in the foothills north of Chiang Mai there’s a place where souls dance in a secluded oasis of joy. Read the inspirational story of one animal's journey here. 
I didn't know otters ever lived in British Columbia's Cariboo region until these two appeared at Pioneer Ranch, outside of Williams Lake. The blurry... 
The revolution will be powered by bicycles, and it will be magnificent. That's the dream of Magnificent Revolution, a team of artists, musicians, designers... 
Psychologist Michael F. Scheier reflects on his groundbreaking 1985 research, which provided the scientific framework for exploring the real power of optimism. |
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