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  Navigating The Amazon

  Check out this website that lets you zoom around the database of all the books on Amazon like they were part of a giant map (warning: wont work...

  by Anonymous

• News

  

  "Coffee Party" Actually Much Mellower Than "Tea Party"

  A new movement called the "Coffee Party" is getting underway as a left-leaning response to the amorphous, anti-tax Tea Party. It's gained momentum...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Accept Discomfort as We Navigate Uncertainty

  This post is a response to "How Might We Increase Comfort as We Navigate Uncertainty?" Learn more about the conversation here. In his...

  by Sean Stannard-Stockton

• Business

  

  Couchsellout? A Travel Site Navigates the Pitfalls of Social Enterprise

  When nonprofit travel site Couchsurfing went private, members complained, but the move offers the organization (and its founders) key advantages.

  by Tim Fernholz

• Lifestyle

  

  Sponsored: Navigating Fashion and Social Impact with Erik Joule

  As the SVP of Global Merchandising and Design at Levi's Jeans, Erik Joule oversee the company's fashion and sustainability initiatives.

  by Bekah Wright

• Business

  

  Wealth Club: How to Navigate the Grad School Debt Dance

  What you need to know about financing another round of higher education.

  by Michael Fleck

• Lifestyle

  

  Eating While Black: How I Navigate Watermelon, Fried Chicken, and Frozen Yogurt

  I can’t help but have my race in the back of my mind when I’m ordering.

  by Aydrea Walden

• Lifestyle

  

  Leave Malia Alone: On the Travails of Teenage Tall Girls

  I'll say it on behalf of tall women everywhere: Don't stoop to the haters' level.

  by Ann Friedman

• Environment

  

  How the Oil Industry Used the Tea Party in Cancun

  What happens when the soul of a liberty movement is corrupted by oil-rich plutocrats? A trip to the Cancun climate talks is revealing.

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Fred Upton's Own People Want Him to Leave the EPA Alone

  House Commerce Chair Fred Upton wants to keep the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases. Turns out it's not a popular idea. With anyone, really.

  by Ben Jervey

• Design

  

  How Might We Increase Comfort as We Navigate Uncertainty?

  Anyone who engages with new ideas must develop a certain level of comfort with uncertainty. Once an organization takes a step beyond what it...

  by Aaron Sklar

• Lifestyle

  

  Chart Watch: America Leads the World in Obesity, But It's Not Alone

  For a number of prosperous countries, obesity is on the rise.

  by Patrick James

• News

  

  The GOP Plan to Save $40 Billion: Let Rich Alone, Dig Into Students' Pockets

  Eric Cantor's new plan to save money involves forcing students to begin paying back school loans before they've even graduated.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Lifestyle

  

  Salad: It's So Much Fun!

  The relationship between women and their salads, as revealed through stock photography.

  by Nicola Twilley

• Environment

  

  Score One for the Little Guy: Judges Rule New York Towns Can Keep Gas Drillers Out

  These decisions could serve as a national precedent for small groups of people looking to keep big drilling companies at bay.

  by Sarah Laskow

• Culture

  

  The Rules Of: House-Sitting

  Ten steps to looking after another person's stuff.

  by Christie Young, GOOD

• Culture

  

  The Rules Of: Halloween

  Ten steps toward surviving a slutty (or sweaty) Halloween.

  by Christie Young

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  The Rules Of: Flying

  Nine steps toward making it home for the holidays.

  by Christie Young, GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  The Rules Of: A Hangover

  Ten steps toward vowing never to drink again (for now).

  by Christie Young, GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  The Rules Of: Dieting

  Eight steps toward (thinking about starting to think about) losing weight.

  by Christie Young, GOOD