According to ancient Hebraic commentaries, Noah actually grew the timber he used for his ark from cedar seeds. In fact, the entire process of building the ark is said to have taken 120 years.

Everything we need to know in life can be learned from Noah’s Ark, an anonymous sage said in an old news clipping sent to me. Lesson One:Don’t miss the boat.

Unfortunately, after Noah’s tireless devotion in the ark, his departure from the Ark is not a pretty picture. Noah became a farmer and the first thing that he planted is a vineyard.

Some pretty good leadership lessons from Noah’s Ark episode. Quite helpful for me and I hope for you too. (Mark your calendars on Oct. 2, for another conference called Power Up: World of CX!

This column is based on material I used years ago for a roundtable discussion. Unfortunately, the author of the Noah’s Ark quotes is unknown. However, that author put some very clever thinking into ...

History’s Lesson: Build another Noah’s Ark by Paul Larmer March 13, 2002 January 24, 2024. Click to print (Opens in new window) Print; Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window ...

On the chance that the Gulf of Mexico oil spill threatens some sea creatures with extinction, naturalist Jack Rudloe hopes his laboratory can save them.

From the drought of the past few years we have entered into a rainy spring and summer that is unparalleled in many parts of the country. Even here in Orangeburg, ...

A new spring semester has begun. Every beginning is a stepping stone toward the next phase of progress in your life. You have chosen to become educated at a higher level. You have an opportunity ...