December 2008
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Aggressive capitalism has come to an end
Ode founder, Jurriaan Kamp, is optimistic in these dark times because our economy will no longer be focused on making money. Jurriaan Kamp


Indian woman makes an effort to serve all castes
Krishnammal Jagannathan knows what it's like to be an "untouchable". Brigid Marshall
Video: Being an untouchable


Bolivians celebrate Fiesta de la Virgen de la Candelaria
Editors


An eco-friendly homeless shelter
Wendy Jackson from Oakland, California is creating an environment that feels more like home for those without one. Josey Duncan

Burundi youth rebuild after civil war
Young men in central Africa unite to build homes in their war-stricken community. Michael Shapiro

Chocolate that increases energy and well-being
Brigid Marshall

First hydrogen fuel-cell car race
After winning the first leg of the Formula Zero championship, Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands wants to make hydrogen cars a reality. Brigid Marshall

Improving life for children in Bolivian jails
Cecilia Uribe De Chavez is working to change the Bolivian prison system, so kids don't have to grow up with their incarcerated parents. Brigid Marshall

Oana Catalina Chitu brings back the Bucharest Tango
Singer Oana Catalina Chitu pays a tribute to Roman tango that was popular during the time between the World Wars. A blend of Argentinean and European influences makes her new album, Bucharest Tango, one not to be missed. Ton Maas

Radio show links psychiatric patients with the community
A psychiatric hospital in Argentina works to stay on the same wavelength as the community that surrounds it. Sanra Ritten

School encourages awareness through meditation
The Awareness Through the Body school in India helps their kids explore their spiritual core in order to improve concentration and to help them see themselves as part of the community as a whole. Carol Greenhouse

 


The art of receiving
Receiving is harder than giving, but can lead to even greater personal and spiritual growth.
Hilary Hart


A sustainable alternative to the financial meltdown
Although the global financial problems are causing trouble for investors now, they could lead to something better – for investors and the environment. Marco Visscher and Janet Paskin

Death of a paradigm
The current economic pain must result in a greater collective gain. Noreena Hertz

The meaning of money
A more sustainable financial system must involve consumers, too. Here are five things you can do right now to make a difference. Janet Paskin


Green technologies buy time for the environment
Meeting the challenge of the global climate crisis isn’t impossible if we start investing in innovative green companies. Amy Domini

Making money a renewable resource
How Peter Liu, a former oil industry engineer, stopped designing petrochemical plants and started the first green bank in U.S. David Bank. David Bank
Video: Peter Liu, founder of New Resource Bank


Norway puts hydrogen-powered cars on the road
Norway is creating a network of hydrogen filling stations to power cars that run on fuel cells. Diane Daniel
How to operate a hydrogen pump


Our lady and the juggler
Invisible gifts produce visible results. Paulo Coelho

Top bestselling books around the world
Ode highlights 10 unique independent bookstores and their top 10 best sellers. Take a fantastic journey through contemporary literature, politics and culture. Editors
Central Asia Books


Replacing pain killers with hypnosis
It may not be your method of choice for major operations, but for a growing number of procedures – from childbirth to dental surgery – hypnosis is an effective alternative to conventional sedatives and analgesics. Ursula Sautter
Video: Watch hypnosis ease the pain

Truth is good for you
The best prescription for happiness: To thine own self be true. David Servan-Schreiber


Arab-Muslim culture rocks!
How the Arab and Muslim worlds have influenced America for the better. Jonathan Curiel


A fun way to feed kids vegetables
Trojan veggie crepes for kids. Elbrich Fennema


“Age and youth have the same appetites but not the same teeth”
An aphorism by James Geary, author of The World in a Phrase and Geary's Guide to the World's Great Aphorists. James Geary


Doctors reduce error with electronic prescriptions
The CEO of Allscripts, a Chicago-based health-care technology company, explains we can improve the healthcare system and save more lives by moving away from traditional handwritten prescriptions. Marco Visscher





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