Patrick James
Writer / Former GOOD Managing Editor
- April 13, 2007 • 6:31 pm PDT
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The loss of Kurt Vonnegut casts a bit of a shadow over the week. Fortunately, there was quite a bit of global activity to take our minds off it.
We returned from the city of brotherly love, the site of our most recent CHOOSE GOOD event.
Commuters enjoyed some soothing strings.
Hummers got retrofitted.
A cat took the bus.
Google Earth got a bit more relevant, at least as far as people from Darfur are concerned.
Newt noted nature-centric needs.
Al Gore thought about a new line of work.
Time went design-crazy.
And we learned a bit about the housing market.
Beyond that, this week saw the launch of our new taxes video (good luck with getting those done, by the by).
We miss you Mr. Vonnegut. Rest In Peace.
We returned from the city of brotherly love, the site of our most recent CHOOSE GOOD event.
Commuters enjoyed some soothing strings.
Hummers got retrofitted.
A cat took the bus.
Google Earth got a bit more relevant, at least as far as people from Darfur are concerned.
Newt noted nature-centric needs.
Al Gore thought about a new line of work.
Time went design-crazy.
And we learned a bit about the housing market.
Beyond that, this week saw the launch of our new taxes video (good luck with getting those done, by the by).
We miss you Mr. Vonnegut. Rest In Peace.
