2008
- Room to Read tackles illiteracy by building 5,000+ libraries in less than 8 years (PDF, SSIR)
- Piranhas, 150-pound rodents and total Amazonian luxury (Outside's GO)
- Learn music, taste wines and walk among penguins on an educational cruise (This Active Life)
- English Royal pleasures - manor homes, clay pigeon shooting and Royal Crown Derby (Private Clubs)
- Find out which technology can predict heart attacks with 99.5% accuracy (PDF, IN Mind Body Life)
- Can you imagine a life without email? Some companies are giving it a try. (Océan Tides)
- How to save money on prescription drugs - pill-splitting, mail order and more (PDF, cents)
- Take a hot-air balloon ride above the Phoenix desert (Jewish Exponent)
- Do you know about the Bob Who Band? (IBM Systems Magazine)
- What's hot in Los Angeles? The Sofitel, Nokia Theatre and Gordon Ramsay (IN in-flight magazine)
- Here's a tip - never point a flashlight at an inquisitive bull shark (IBM Systems Magazine)
2007
- UCLA anthropologist creates models to predict where future crimes may occur (UCLA College Report)
- Ever try nitrogenized, sferificated green apples? You can eat them in Kuala Lumpur (Outside's GO)
- Want a healthy brain? Try Sudoku, dance and healthy eating (This Active Life)
- Learn about the green Sonoran desert and Tucson's five Jewish mayors (Jewish Exponent)
- IBM System z mainframes help companies go Green (IBM Systems)
- Where can you find solitude in 10 of the least crowded National Parks? (ForbesTraveler.com)
- Get the inside track on summer fun in New York City (IN in-flight magazine)
- American advertisers start to embrace mobile marketing (Deliver for USPS)
- Everything you always wanted to know about U.S. passport rules (ForbesTraveler.com)
- Has the blogging phenomenon passed its prime or is the best yet to come? (PC Magazine)
- Budapest's Jewish history combines both beauty and tragedy (Jewish Exponent)
- Floor plan tips for kitchen and bath remodels (KS Style for Kitchen Solvers)
- Build a home, clean a reef or tutor schoolchildren on a 'voluntourism' vacation (ForbesTraveler.com)
- Join California's grape harvest at a 'Crush Camp' in Napa and Sonoma (PDF, Private Clubs)
- Population researchers analyze disaster recovery efforts (PDF, UCLA College Report)
- Discover Malaysia's diverse attractions (PDF, Northwest Airlines WorldTraveler)
- Visit the cutest and most helpful puppy websites on the Internet (Puppy's Life for Purina)
- Find music, pastries and centuries of Jewish life in Vienna and Salzburg (Jewish Exponent)
- What does it take to be a Master Inventor at IBM? (IBM Systems)
- Blair Wyman found his way from taxi driver to senior software engineer (IBM Systems)
- UCLA and NASA join forces to study global climate change (PDF, UCLA College Report)
- Take a shopping trip through 10 amazing Asian mega-malls (ForbesTraveler.com)
- Jordan Haynes smashes cars for a living (Popular Mechanics)
2006
- Henry Hester Modernist condominium restored to glory in San Diego (Dwell)
- Ventriloquist Jay Johnson speaks for himself (PDF, Time Out New York Kids)
- A California coffeehouse chain lands a starring role on the hit show Weeds (QSR)
- IBM simplifies tape drive data encryption (IBM Systems)
- Finding opportunities in the U.S. Health Care market (Capital Thinking for Patton Boggs)
- Ancient Jewish traditions come to life in a Portuguese mountain town (Jewish Exponent)
- How one newspaper used segmentation to boost marketing results (Deliver for USPS)
- Discover the concert hall that Cesar Pelli designed in Orange County (Continental Magazine)
- What do the size of human testicles say about our propensity for monogamy? (PDF, Conceive)
- Examining the Boomers from a marketing standpoint (Deliver for USPS)
- Often overlooked, packaging plays a ubiquitous role in our lives (Cover story, IN in-flight magazine)
- Capturing the attention of affluent consumers (Deliver for USPS)
- Michael Lowenstein knows what makes a great CRM program (Deliver for USPS)
- Creating safe & beautiful holiday lighting displays (PDF, My Home Life for Mr. Electric)
- A graduate student survives civil war and studies how countries evolve (PDF, UCLA College Report)
- Steve Glenn develops green prefab homes in Joshua Tree, California (Brown Alumni Magazine)
- Enter the steaming hot waters of traditional Japanese 'onsen' spas (AsiaSpa)
- Beyond Google - some more search engine options (PDF, Saab Magazine UK)
2005
- New York City builds a solar-powered subway station at Coney Island (Wired.com)
- Painter Caio Fonseca balances art and music (IN Magazine)
- Applebee's develops a sophisticated turnover recipe (Workforce Management)
- Stryker Orthopaedics achieves strength through flexibility (IndustryWeek)
- Formica Corporation performs well under pressure (IndustryWeek)
- A Park Ranger finds danger patrolling the American River Canyon (Grist)
- Using technology and the law to reduce the dangers of drowsy driving (Legal Affairs)
- Artistic ideas for staying safe in a disaster zone (Wired.com)
- Can sleepwalkers be held criminally liable for the acts they commit? (Legal Affairs, NPR interview)
- Michael Levin teaches lawyers how to write fiction (Legal Affairs)
- The role of ethics in contemporary physical therapy (PT Magazine)
- A Florida public elementary school built on ballet also excels academically (PDF, Teacher)
- Men have biological clocks too! And Germany creates a sperm reality show. (PDF, Conceive)
- Photomicrography reveals that small world is beautiful after all (Wired.com)
- Experience a vertical vacation at New York City's Time Warner Center
2004
- Going behind the scenes at CNN (PDF, Time Out New York)
1999
- Learn whether love or satisfaction matters more to the health of a relationship (Psychology Today,
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