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  The Father Of Our Country

  George Washington, revisited in this You Tube video. Apparently, he was much more interesting than we ever knew. Once he barricaded British...

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  Apple Of Our Eye

  iPhone. We're slightly obsessed. Watch the keynote and you'll begin to understand why. Then read about Apple's brilliant strategy to keep it a...

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  Our Kind Of Fan

  Scott Wiese, we salute you. You made good on a bet to legally change your name to Peyton Manning when your Bears lost the Super Bowl. You get the...

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  Our Crumbling Roads

  According to this graphic from The Atlantic, the roads and highways in our metropolitan areas are packed beyond capacity and it's costing us...

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  Belgians: They're Taking Our History

  OK, first, a Belgian company called InBev up and buys Anheuser-Busch. Now, a Belgian inventor named Paul Otlet has invented the internet in 1934....

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  Flipping Our Lids

  This is astounding. Flip has made a tiny camcorder that records in high definition. It costs a very reasonable $230 and looks generally awesome....

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  Here's What Our Energy Grid Looks Like

  You've probably heard about our outdated energy grid and the need to create a new, "smart" one. Here's what the problem-and a possible...

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  Preserving Our "Freedom"

  The once-potent word has emerged from the wash a little worse for wear. That loud whew you heard last week was a collective sigh of relief, as...

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• Environment

  

  The World's Oceans Need Our Help

  Reinventing the Outdoors contest: Check out how Surfrider Foundation is tackling some of the biggest threats to ocean health.

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  Our Data, Ourselves

  There's something comforting about cold, hard facts. That which can be counted and measured. Incontrovertible truths.

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  The First Day Of The Rest Of Our Lives

  GOOD has officially launched, and we've announced the dates for our bicoastal rocking launch parties (LA on the 16th , NYC on the 21st) Please...

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  Please Excuse Our Absence

  We've been had a brief hiatus, doing party-related activities. Thanks to everyone in New York who came out last night. We hope you had an amazing...

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• News

  

  Save Our Forgotten Cities!

  In support of our economic engines and the true "real America" Congratulations, Sarah Barracuda! You and your grumpy chaperone are now the...

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• Culture

  

  Our "Dead Pledge" Crisis

  Exploring the (Latin) Roots of Our Mortgage Problems I am a national statistic. Three years ago, I decided to move. I found a new house,...

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• Environment

  

  A Glimpse Into Our Carbon-filled Future

  It's 2009 and the concentration of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere is 387 parts per million. According to NASA climate scientist James...

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  Paying Our Climate Debts

  The United States and other industrialized countries have to face up to historical responsibility. When it comes to climate change, the burden...

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  Our Smartest-growing Cities

  The EPA just announced the winners of the 2009 Smart Growth Achievement Awards. The awards are sort of like the Oscars for sensible city planning....

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• News

  

  Our 2011 Budget at a Glance

  The New York Times has a great infographic that breaks down how the money is apportioned in America's $3.69 trillion 2011 budget. More than half...

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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...

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  Our Carbon Emissions Were Down in 2009

  And they were down by a pretty significant amount. In fact, as the Energy Information Administration says, "in 2009, energy-related carbon dioxide...

  by Andrew Price 2