Tanya Ross-Lane calls herself a "teacherpreneur." And when you're in a conversation with her, as I was recently, you might decide she's got a delightful problem: she's not someone who falls into categories you see every day.

We can see clearly that Ross-Lane is an entrepreneur. She has been since she was a child. Opening doors for folks locked out of her apartment building. Baby-sitting. Cleaning golf shoes for her father and his golfing buddies. Pressed linoleum print Christmas cards. She had the entrepreneurship bug from an early age.

I'm about to embark on a short course in Wordpress Web design, so this comes up at a pretty good time.

Kelly Karius describes her Bully Outreach Project to the audience of the fund-raising Pepsi Refresh Project this way:

The Bully Outreach Project project will pack a lot of long term punch. The Motorhome will travel across the country and provide no cost presentations about bullying to schools. The Project will work directly with media to publicize issues relating to bullying and to profile systems that are working well within schools. The project will gather stories and ideas, and publish them in an ongoing blog and Vlog during the trip.Donations will be gathered for Kids Help Phone [...]

I LOVE my t-shirt! I've had it since April and have worn and washed it many times and it's still incredibly soft and has not faded at all.

This is what a happy customer wrote about a t-shirt she got from Partners on the Planet. Partners has as a goal not only to please its customers, but to protect endangered species of animals as well. So they sell t-shirts made largely of recycled materials (very SOFT t-shirts indeed), and they also have a line of grocery bags made from recycled materials. Another customer had this to say about the grocery bags:

I loved the bag because it holds more than most grocery bags, and the handle is long enough to carry over the shoulder!