Intermission: The Deep

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• Business

  

  Our Roots Grow Deep

  When I moved to Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley in 1998, I'd certainly heard of Rodale, the renowned publisher of green and healthy lifestyle...

  by Mother Nature Network

• GOOD Blog

  

  Wide-Eyed, Knee-Deep In Surprise...

  We can't believe we didn't see this one coming. If anyone out there has both an unhealthy obsession with Animé and an adventurous, even-keeled...

  by Patrick James

• Environment

  

  "Deep Green": Kite-Based Tidal Power

  The Swedish start-up Minesto is working on a new kind of underwater turbine, called "Deep Green." Here's how it works: You tether this kite-like...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  How Deep Is the Deepest Place on Earth?

  How deep is the Marianas Trench, that canyon under the Pacific? It's really deep. Deeper than you can conceive of, really. It's deeper than the...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Environment

  

  Hope Floats for a New Generation of Deep-Water Wind Farms

  A handful of companies are working to find a way to build floating wind farms in deep waters

  by Sarah Laskow

• Education

  

  After 94 Years, Tiny Deep Springs College Goes Coed

  After 94 years and plenty of debate, the tiny nontraditional school is going coed. Two alumni reflect on the decision.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Lifestyle

  

  Deep Inside Nathan's Annual Hot Dog Eating Contest

  What the contents of one young competitive eater's stomach tell us about the great American tradition of eating to excess.

  by Peter Smith

• Culture

  

  Chicago-Style: Backroom Deals, Deep-Dish Pizzas, and Assorted Slurs

  Using "Chicago-style" as a signifier of corruption is nothing new, but does the phrase also insinuate something "un-American" about cities?

  by Mark Peters

• Lifestyle

  

  Local Food, Y'all? Freshfully Brings a Locavore's eBay to the Deep South

  Local food in the Deep South? Online marketplace Freshfully helps the movement spread in Alabama.

  by Zak Stone

• Design

  

  Intermission

  Yoda, above, as a work of origami. Obi-Wan Kenobi, below, was folded from one 16-inch piece of Origamido paper.More amazing origami on the Flickr...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  An upside-down world. Dumptrumpet via Core77..

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  If one were to visit the Coraline site and enter the code "moustachio," one would enjoy a super-duper stop motion treat courtesy of Bo Henry's...

  by Patrick James

• Design

  

  Intermission

  There's actually a person in the center of that photo above. Desiree Palmen paints clothes to blend into a surrounding scene and then takes...

  by Andrew Price

• GOOD Blog

  

  Intermission

  If it feels like the weekend is a long way away, consider the age of the sun. It's really pretty incredibly old. This Sun Clock site was created...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  A fun set of portraits of micro-communities. Bikers, kickboxers, Star Wars cosplay enthusiasts, etc.See them larger here, under the "SG IDOLS"...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  Check out this great bit of "wall-animated" graffiti from blu..

  by Andrew Price

• GOOD Blog

  

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  A Flickr user has edited together moments of silence from BBC newscasts into an eerily powerful video called "The Day There Was No News." Watching...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  Artists Augor and Revok paint up a Dark Knight poster in Los Angeles. Their additions respect-and, arguably, enhance-the original art of the...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  We first encountered the American painter and illustrator Mark Ryden when we picked up the Red Hot Chili Peppers' 1995 album One Hot Minute, which...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Intermission

  Your dose of stop-motion surrealism for the day: Doxology, by Michael Langan. The tango with the Oldsmobile at 3:39 is hilarious. And the end is...

  by Andrew Price