That's What She Coded

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• Business

  

  The Upside—and Downsides—of QR Codes

  Why advertise your site when you can send someone directly there?

  by Tim Fernholz

• Issue 010

  

  Thar She Grows

  The Science Barge is a new urban farm, set afloat on the Hudson River.

  by Meryl Rothstein

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Needed Me

  I was 17 and Susan was 19, and no girl had ever needed anything from me before. I felt mature.

  by Mike Riggs

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: My Wife Is Gay

  We didn’t know where our relationship would go from there, but we both knew we didn’t want a divorce.

  by Paul M. Davis, Beth Hoeckel

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Wanted Kids

  I feel I’m doing our crippled economy a favor by shooting for zero offspring. She wanted four.

  by Ian Cohen, Liz Mamont

• Culture

  

  Superb Idea: Airlines Should Have Dress Codes

  Another person has been kicked off a plane because of his clothes. Why can't airlines define "inappropriate" attire?

  by Cord Jefferson

• Education

  

  Four Ways QR Codes Could Revolutionize Education

  Get your smartphone ready! There's plenty of potential for these scannable black and white data squares to be used in schools.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Looks Too Much Like Me

  It was more than the haircut and the clothes: It was the whole ensemble of me at 23.

  by Shauna Miller

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She's a Dog Person

  Mary had a tremendous sense of humor, a dancer’s body, and an utterly devastating smile, but she was also an insufferable dog person.

  by Bob Purvis

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She's Never Had a Job

  Not even a high school gig bagging groceries at the corner store.

  by Aaron Leitko, Matthew Beck

• Environment

  

  Cathedral of Junk Threatened with Demolition for Code Violations

  To some, Austin’s Cathedral of Junk stands as a jaw-dropping and wacky testament to the altogether subjective value of trash. To others, it’s a...

  by Mother Nature Network

• Technology

  

  Help Code for America Build Killer Civic Apps

  Our friends over at Code for America, the Teach for America-inspired civic software project we mentioned in the Neighborhoods Issue, are...

  by Andrew Price

• News

  

  Video: Sarah Palin Responds, and She's Right

  Like Jon Stewart, Sarah Palin rejects the attempts to cast blame for this tragedy.

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  Dealbreaker: She's the Wrong Kind of Smart

  I’m not saying I could carry on a romance with a disembodied head who told awesome Goethe jokes. But books have to be there.

  by Ryan Britt, Liz Mamont

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Was Too Freaky

  There is such a thing as too much of a good thing.

  by Wylie Overstreet, Liz Mamont

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Was My Opposite

  If we kept this up, we would either grow to hate everything about what made us different, or grow to hate ourselves.

  by Alan Hanson, Liz Mamont

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: She Always Agreed With Me

  Lauren was agreeable. About everything. And as we hung out more and more, her unswerving acquiescence only grew—and so did my urge to push back.

  by Tate Watkins, Liz Mamont

• Environment

  

  Nintendo: No Cheat Code For Failing Environmental Grade

  Nintendo received the worst environmental ranking of any tech firm in Greenpeace's quarterly Guide to Greener Electronics. The game company claims...

  by Patrick James

• Technology

  

  Etsy Narrows the Gender Gap with a Coding Scholarship for Women

  Web development is dominated by dudes, so Etsy's giving out 20 scholarships to ladies who want to get better at coding.

  by Jillian Anthony

• Education

  

  Laura Bush Thinks "Middle School Matters" and She's Right

  The Former First Lady wants to stop the nation's dropout crisis before kids even get to high school. The research backs her idea up.

  by Liz Dwyer