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Author: Erin Greer
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October 1, 2008
Sci-Fi Revolution
Audiences the world over recall the famous I am your father scene from George Lucas’ original Star Wars trilogy. Face-to-face for the first time, LordRead More →: Sci-Fi Revolution -
October 1, 2008
Modern-Day Revolutionary
In 1773, when his government passed the Tea Act reinforcing an unpopular tax and establishing a monopoly on imported tea, Samuel Adams and his cohortsRead More →: Modern-Day Revolutionary -
August 1, 2008
Get in the Game
When it comes to promoting its business, shoe and sportswear giant Nike knows to accept no excuses for failure. Perhaps that is why the internationallyRead More →: Get in the Game -
July 1, 2008
Conquering the Channel
Just how far would you go to prove the viability of your business? For Florida physical therapist Stanley Paris, the answer is 23 miles in swim trunksRead More →: Conquering the Channel -
June 1, 2008
Ability Matters
If you ask the National Organization on Disability, they’ll tell you that It’s ability not disability that counts. And to prove it, each year the organizationRead More →: Ability Matters -
May 1, 2008
Head Over Heels
A land mine may have taken both of Jay Humphries’ legs and his left eye, but it didn’t claim his wings. The 37-year-old Army vet still takes to the skiesRead More →: Head Over Heels -
April 1, 2008
Need a Ride?
When it comes to building a business, you can’t just give your goods away. Or can you? In Tampa, Fla., employees at Ride-Away, the Londonderry, N.H.-basedRead More →: Need a Ride? -
March 1, 2008
South Pole Slumber
If you think getting a good night’s sleep at home is hard, try catching 40 winks at the South Pole! It’s not such an easy task, says Mayo College of MedicineRead More →: South Pole Slumber -
March 1, 2008
Round One Shocker: It’s Bad, Say Complex Rehab Experts
Averaging 15 percent off current reimbursements, the payments CMS set for complex rehab under round one of competitive bidding, coupled with the scantRead More →: Round One Shocker: It’s Bad, Say Complex Rehab Experts -
February 1, 2008
Man’s Best Friend…May just be a Monkey
Disability and patient need are established and verified. Then—following verification—specialists are sent to the home to assess the patient’s needs, lifestyle and home to ensure a perfect match.Read More →: Man’s Best Friend…May just be a Monkey -
January 1, 2008
Diabetes Project Takes Flight
For many years, hot air balloons have filled the skies above the Navajo Nation. Each February, as balloons take flight for the Shiprock (N.M.) BalloonRead More →: Diabetes Project Takes Flight


