Progress Report - Universal Balance Project

Man Delivers Donated RVs to Wildfire Victims in His Spare Time – to 95 Families, So Far September 27, 2021
Recreational vehicles are a great way to tour the country and see the sights, but thanks to the efforts of one dedicated father-daughter team, they’ve also become a lifeline for people who’ve lost their homes to California’s latest spate of devastating wildfires. The brainchild of Woody Faircloth, the nonprofit EmergencyRV.org pairs folks who are willing […]
Judy Cole
Charity Rescues So Much Food From Landfill, It Opens a ‘Pay What You Feel’ Grocery Store To Share Tons of Produce September 27, 2021
In Vancouver, a new supermarket is opening specifically to get unwanted food and produce into the hands of people who need or want it, thereby sparing it from being dumped into the landfill. The Food Stash Foundation’s “Rescued Food Market” is opening its doors on October 1st. Located on 340 West 2nd Avenue, for three […]
Andy Corbley
Story of Unsung Dutch Hero Who Saved Thousands From Nazi Holocaust is Finally Told 45 Years After His Death September 27, 2021
Among what must have been hundreds of thousands of stories of sacrifice, heroism, and courage that played out among the Jewish communities across Europe during World War Two, the story of ‘Mr. Radio Philips’, aka ‘The Angel of Curaçao’, has never been well told. But 45 years after his death, Jan Zwartendijk, an ordinary Dutch […]
Andy Corbley
One Man Set Out to Make the Perfect Pasta Shape, And it’s So Popular That Orders are Backed Up for Months September 27, 2021
When one man just couldn’t find the perfect pasta shape, he did what so many great Americans have done before him: he made his own. The story of this fun adventure raises many important food-isophical questions, such as “What is the best pasta shape?” and “What attributes do the best pasta shapes have?” and “Who […]
Andy Corbley
World’s First 5-Nation Reserve Spans 435 Miles in Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, and Serbia: ‘Amazon of Europe’ September 27, 2021
The ‘Amazon of Europe’—a victory for nature 12 years in the making, has finally come to pass as a transboundary UNESCO Biosphere Reserve covering five nations. Protecting the valuable and vulnerable riverine and estuarine ecosystems of the Rivers Danube, Mura, and Drava, the reserve spans Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, and Slovenia. Similar to its famous […]
Andy Corbley

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