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  • By Bobby Miller Google has long been the king of search engines. Much as people ask for a Kleenex when they want a tissue, and a Band-Aid when they want an adhesive bandage, people “Google” something whenever they search the Internet. You don’t hear about anyone Yahoo!-ing or Bing-ing anything. Even though many people around the world treat it as their default search provider, it’s still mind-boggling to hear that Google handles over three billion searches a day. That means the number of Google searches performed worldwide every three days...

    GoodSearch.com: Help the World by Searching the Internet

    Posted on July 10, 2012 | No Comments
    By Bobby Miller Google has long been the king of search engines. Much as people ask for a Kleenex when they want a tissue, and a Band-Aid when they want an adhesive bandage, people “Google” something whenever they search the Internet. You don’t hear about anyone Yahoo!-ing or Bing-ing anything. Even though many people around the world treat it as their default search provider, it’s still mind-boggling to hear that Google handles over three billion searches a day. That means the number of Google searches performed worldwide every three days...

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  • By Betsy Hinchey Everyone wants to grow up to be a super hero. For some reason, most of us are born with a desire to better the world. But as we grow, another desire often outweighs this impulse – the desire to be successful and make money so that we can live a comfortable life with the items we think can bring us happiness. There’s nothing wrong with this second desire – after all, we can’t all be Mother Theresa. While these two goals might seem at odds, a few...

    Social Entrepreneurship: Superheroes for Hire

    Posted on October 20, 2011 | 2 Comments
    By Betsy Hinchey Everyone wants to grow up to be a super hero. For some reason, most of us are born with a desire to better the world. But as we grow, another desire often outweighs this impulse – the desire to be successful and make money so that we can live a comfortable life with the items we think can bring us happiness. There’s nothing wrong with this second desire – after all, we can’t all be Mother Theresa. While these two goals might seem at odds, a few...

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