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• Environment

  

  Congratulations Mister Splashy Pants

  That's right folks, Mister Splashy Pants has won by a landslide and is now the official name of this beautiful humpback whale. In the end,...

  by Patrick James +

• Culture

  

  No Pants 2010: San Francisco Photos

  Here's some fantastic visual evidence of the San Francisco edition of Improv Everywhere's No Pants 2010 (photos after the jump). This past Sunday,...

  by Patrick James, Todd Parsons +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Cars Produce More Power than Power Plants

  Alexis Madrigal points out that we've got 35 times more horsepower in our cars than in our power plants: "I decided to run the numbers for today's...

  by Zach Frechette +

• Cities

  

  Did Anyone Participate in No Pants 2010?

  Yesterday, in subway cars the world over, thousands of men, women, and children ventured across town-with no pants on. Improv Everywhere's No...

  by Patrick James +

• Culture

  

  President LBJ Gets Anatomically Graphic While Ordering Pants

  A newly animated phone call from history suggests that President Johnson was a bit of a foul-mouthed boor.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• News

  

  The Global No Pants Subway Ride Is This Sunday

  Strip down to show your support for public transit!

  by Alissa Walker +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Baseball Players Have Skills You Can't See

  Comparing a baseball player's physique to that of your average NBA player, you might think they're just not athletes of the same caliber.But in a...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Iranian Soccer Players: Banned for Life

  It seems that the Iranian soccer (or, football, as it were) players who wore green armbands as a gesture of solidarity with the nation's...

  by Patrick James +

• Environment

  

  The GOOD Guide to COP15: The Players

  When the United Nations holds its international get-togethers, countries are traditionally sorted into five regional groups: African states,...

  by GOOD +

• Lifestyle

  

  Redesign a Poster, Save a Football Player

  In the last few years, concussions have become a serious problem for the NFL, as more and more studies find that the vagaries of playing...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• News

  

  Wael Ghonim: The Power of the People is Greater Than the People in Power

  Ghonim, who's at the intersection of Middle East democracy and online activism, cautions observers against second-guessing their support.

  by GOOD +

• Design

  

  Turn Your Vuvuzela into a Record Player (or Some Other Useful Thing)

  The WoZela design competition wants to "make this object of unity an object of utility by finding ways to reuse it." The submissions are brilliant.

  by Andrew Price +

• Education

  

  College Graduation Gap Between Black and White Football Players Increases

  Ready to watch your favorite team play in a bowl game? Some of those players won't be graduating next spring, especially if they're black.

  by Liz Dwyer +

• News

  

  Sidelined: Jeremy Lin and How Race Keeps Players Out of the Game

  The New York Knicks' latest phenom could possibly have been an all-star years ago. Did his ethnicity hold him back?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  

  March Madness: Black NCAA Basketball Players Graduate 32 Percent Less Than Whites

  The shameful racial graduation gap for NCAA players has grown wider for a third year in a row.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  

  People Are Awesome: Football Player with Down Syndrome Scores 75-Yard Touchdown

  A senior high school football player fulfills a dream on the last play of his last game.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Business

  

  App Stops Speeding with (Sloooooow) Music

  To help speeders kick the hurried habit, this app slows down your music the faster you go, essentially annoying you into safer driving.

  by Alex Goldmark +

• Culture

  

  Walkman, RIP: Sony Officially Stops Production of the Awesome Portable Tape Player

  Sony has announced that it has officially stopped production of Walkmans because, obviously, no one buys them anymore, except in China.

  by Siobhan O'Connor +

• Culture

  

  Player with A Purpose: NFL's Arian Foster Supports the Boys & Girls Club of Albuquerque

  Reinventing the Outdoors contest: Before breaking NFL records, Foster played sports at his local Boys & Girls Club.

  by Amara Holstein +

• Culture

  

  People Are Awesome: This Baseball Coach Saved His Player's Life with a Kidney Donation

  Tom Walter, the coach of Wake Forest University's baseball team, gave his kidney to save the life of an ill player this week.

  by Cord Jefferson +