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• Business

  

  You've Proven Your Startup Can Work—Now What?

  The Boba Guys evaluate their food start up after six months of iteration.

  by YMFY, Andrew C

• News

  

  Five Places You Can (Sort of Legally) Get High Right Now

  Four countries where pot is very well tolerated-and one surprising place where it's completely legal. (Hint: It's not the Netherlands.)

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• News

  

  Curious About Electric Vehicles? You Can Now Rent a Tesla for $25

  The new peer-to-peer car rental service Getaround is offering members a spin in the $157,000 Tesla Roadster for $25 per hour.

  by Allison Arieff

• Education

  

  Now You Can Tweet Your Way Into an MBA Program

  Forget writing application essays. The University of Iowa's MBA program only requires 140 characters, and you might get a $37,000 scholarship, too

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  

  Local Leaks: Now You Can Be Your Own Julian Assange

  A new internet tip-line allows citizens to anonymously reach hundreds of local newspapers around America. Crazy haircut optional.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  You Can Now Get a Degree in Global Health at Notre Dame

  The Fighting Irish are going to start fighting for the poor.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Lifestyle

  

  Does Green Beer Come in Bottles or Cans?

  Some craft brewers are ditching bottles for cans and clapping their hands. Should we all be applauding the move?

  by Peter Smith

• Environment

  

  Can Robots Help Promote Climate Science?

  Disillusioned by the lack of movement on global warming on the part of politicians, Motherboard's Brian Merchant looks to robots to make a case...

  by Brittany Wong

• Culture

  

  Longboard Hockey: They Use a Beer Can as a Puck

  Still on a bit of a buzz after writing about pato, Argentina’s indigenous hybrid of polo, basketball, and soccer, I found myself wondering: What...

  by Zach Dundas

• Business

  

  Can Robots Make Amazon a Better Place to Work?

  The online retailer acquires a robot company to make its factories more efficient.

  by Tim Fernholz

• Environment

  

  GOOD Design Daily: How to Turn Empty Beer Cans into a Roof

  Check out Bill Robb's step-by-step tutorial on how to repurpose aluminum cans as a roof for a chicken coop-upcycling at its best.

  by Patrick James

• Education

  

  Can Launching a Robot into Space Spark Students to Think Creatively?

  Students from Montreal and Los Angeles will team up to send a robot into outer space.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Business

  

  Who Can Profit from Selling 1-Cent Books on Amazon? Robots.

  What happens when attempts to game the used book market go wrong?

  by Tim Fernholz

• Business

  

  Now You Can Support Education by Buying Local

  Swellr creates a tag team of teachers and local businesses so you can buy local, and boost education, just by shopping.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Technology

  

  Mars Rover Can Now Control Itself

  You might be familiar with Hal from 2001: A Space Odyssey, a robot whose sentient actions made life a little dicey for Hal's astronaut...

  by Mother Nature Network

• Lifestyle

  

  UPDATE: The United States of GOOD Beer: What's the Best Beer Brewed in Your State?

  We need your help: What is the most awesome, best tasting, sustainably brewed, independently owned, community-oriented craft beer in your state?

  by Nicola Twilley

• Business

  

  You're the Ad Now, Dog: Why Marketers Need You to Do Their Job

  Ads used to tell you about products. Then they made you feel good about them. Now, you're the ad.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  Forget Bombs, Dogs Can Now Smell Cancer

  A new study showed that the dogs can determine cancer 98 percent of the time.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Culture

  If You Could Have a Beer with One Superhero, Who Would It Be and Why? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman

• Lifestyle

  

  Russia Finally Calling Beer Alcohol, Not Food

  A new law in Russia has closed a loophole that allowed anything with less than 10 percent alcohol to be considered a "foodstuff."

  by Cord Jefferson