Thursday, November 1, 2012 Fans of cute, prepare yourselves.
Three young, orphaned gray foxes were released into the wild on Sunday after spending six months at the Lindsay Wildlife Museum. And the photos are heart-melting. BLOG POSTS  | Debbie Messemer: Baseball and Business
As the San Francisco Giants and the Bay Area celebrate their second World Series victory in three years with a parade just a couple of blocks from our office, I can't help but think of the characteristics that made the Giants great and how they can be applied to business. |  | Peter H. Gleick: Good Science, Bad Science, Uncertain Science
We may disagree among ourselves about matters of values, opinion, and policy, but we and our elected representatives must not misuse, hide, or misrepresent science and fact in service of our political wars. |  | Jamie Court: Jim Crow Insurance: CA Proposition 33 Turns Back The Clock To Price Discrimination In Auto Insurance
Revelations of discrimination by insurance companies are always shocking, but when they come out just days before a vote on an industry-sponsored ballot measure that would legalize unfair price increases and prejudice in auto insurance, Californians should pay particular attention. |  | Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben, Ph.D.: Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die?
When the Bible commands us "Justice, justice shall you pursue," the repetition is to teach that not only we must have just ends, our means to those ends must be equally just. |  | Mike Sweeney: From Source to Tap: Mapping Our Drinking Water
It's time we pay more attention to the natural sources of water we depend on every day. Because the land in a watershed affects the water quality it's important that we have a good idea of the state of the land around our water sources. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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