Mini-Project: Your Visions of Fall

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  Mini-Project: What Your Co-Workers Know About Current Events

  For this week's mini-Project, we asked GOOD readers to test their coworkers on the Pew Research poll of current events. You can check out the...

  by Andrew Price

• Projects

  

  Mini-Project: Your 140-Character Book Reviews

  For our mini-Project today, we asked for your 140-character reviews of summer books, and you delivered. Apparently, people do still read books....

  by GOOD

• Business

  

  Mini-Project: Your Adorable Office Pets

  We asked for pictures of office pets, and holy smokes, you all delivered.

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  Mini-Project: Find Your Dream Home

  For this weeks project, we're collecting images of GOOD readers' dream homes. What do you got?

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  Mini-Project: A Few of Your Dream Houses

  For our mini-Project today, we asked GOOD readers to send in images of their dream houses. Here's a selection of what you sent in.

  by GOOD

• GOOD Blog

  

  Mini-Project: Test a Co-Worker's Knowledge of Current Events

  Last week, for our first mini-Project, we asked GOOD readers to send in pictures of their office refrigerators. Check them out here. This week,...

  by GOOD

• Business

  

  Mini-Project: Send Us Adorable Pictures of Office Pets

  Quick, snap a picture of an office pet and send it to us. We'll post a gallery later today.

  by GOOD

• News

  

  Mini-Project: Come Up with a Great Question for President Carter (UPDATED)

  Help us come up with some great questions for President Carter. They can be about his new book, running America, whatever!

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Mini-Project: GOOD Readers Tweet Us Their Vegetarian Lunch

  We asked GOOD readers to tweet us a picture of their vegetarian lunch. Take a look at some of our favorites.

  by Tom Carbone

• Lifestyle

  

  Mini-Project: GOOD Peeks Inside our Readers' Office Fridges

  For our first weekly mini-Project, we asked you to send us snapshots of your office refrigerators. The experiment was a success. We were flooded...

  by GOOD

• Education

  

  Mini-Project: Write a 140-Character Review of a Book You Read This Summer

  In 2008, Steve Jobs said "The fact is that people don’t read anymore. Forty percent of the people in the U.S. read one book or less last year."...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Project: Crowdsourced Cookbook, Fall Edition

  How do you celebrate the beauty of autumn through food? Send us your best recipe to create the Fall Edition of the GOOD Cookbook

  by Zak Stone

• Business

  

  Housing Prices Must Fall, Yet Housing Prices Must Not Fall

  Tyler Cowen wonders what happens if we let housing prices fall as "many smart people say we should." Arguably many banks would once again be...

  by Patrick James

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  LOOK: A Room with a Vision

  Two years ago, Chris Paine, the writer and director of Who Killed the Electric Car?, purchased a mid-century modern house on a hillside in...

  by Patrick James, Will Etling

• Environment

  

  Mini Wind Turbines

  Our planet is a fragile ecosystem. To keep it in balance, we'll have to figure out how to harness nature to generate clean, affordable energy....

  by GOOD

• GOOD Blog

  

  Mini-Documentary On A Movie Extra

  Pamela Littky's "Extended Stay" is a short documentary about Jim Jenson, a Texan who left home to pursue what he felt was his true...

  by Andrew Price

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  Picture Show: Visions of Fast Food

  In the short time since fast food chains have become part of our national (and global) culture, a number of burger shops have begotten some...

  by GOOD, Jon Feinstein

• Technology

  

  Images from CERN's Mini Big Bang

  After a bumpy beginning, the Large Hadron Collider is finally delivering on its promise of blowing our minds.

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Kitintale: Yann Gross's Vision of Skateboarding in Uganda

  Last year, we ran a Picture Show of Yann Gross's photographs of Uganda's only skate park. If you liked that, you should check out this trailer...

  by Patrick James

• Cities

  

  Picture Show: Harrowing Visions of New Orleans Under Water

  It's been nearly five years since Hurricane Katrina struck the southeastern region of the United States, yet visions of the storm's chaos and...

  by GOOD