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Positive News is the home of quality, independent reporting on progress and possibility. A magazine and a movement; we are changing the news for good.

Selling modern condos and homes in Downtown West Palm Beach, Downtown Fort Lauderdale, and Downtown Delray Beach.

Summary and Reaction to Chapter 3 (The Slow Hunch) of Steven Johnson’s book ‘Where Good Ideas Come From’ The main argument in the chapter is that great

Homepage for the California Chapter of the Zeitgeist Movement

IFIC - The International Foundation for Integrated Care, leading the global healthcare movement for change

SolarAid is an international charity that combats poverty and climate change. We provide access to solar lights in some of the most remote regions of the world and, are building a movement to eradicate the kerosene lamp.

Orthopaedic scores website to help clinicians and patients to gauge progress of the healing of certain treatments. Kurer & Gooding have developed the website for this purpose

Specialist in Theology and Church History, especially Roman Catholic books, Biblical Studies, Patristics, John Henry Newman and the Oxford Movement, J.R.R.Tolkien and Inklings, Classic Liturgy and Spirituality

The Friends Group support the Church of St. Martin on-the-Hill, Scarborough through fundraising and events to maintain this nationally important pre-Raphaelite church.

Oxfam India is part of a global movement of dedicated people working hard to fight poverty and injustice.

The Centre for Effective Altruism helps to grow and maintain the effective altruism movement. Our mission is to

As seen on BBC's Dr. In the House - Gary is an author, educator and speaker on the subject of human movement and anatomy.

Ecstasy Radio is a 5Rhythms podcast for ecstatic dance and movement meditation practice at home and anywhere...

Bicester Riding Club is affiliated to the British Riding Clubs movement, we are in Area 6 which stretches from London & the South-East to North Oxfordshire.

Movement comes from the post-classical Latin movementum, meaning 'motion', and earlier, movimentum, meaning 'emotion', and then later, 'rebellion', or 'uprising'. Deborah B. Gould