Dear readers,It’s hard to believe that a week has already passed since our Choose GOOD LA Anniversary Party. But that’s how it goes around here: You blink, and a week has gone by. Of course we can always look to things like this video when we feel like taking a virtual stroll down random access memory lane.You start thinking about Mukasey and China, and you’re left wondering how to keep your shirt on–let alone a level head.This weekend, give some thought to what you might ask a presidential candidate. Or start thinking about ideas for the UN Film Festival Logo Competition, if you’re graphically inclined. You can be sure that we will.Also, if you happen to be in Austin this weekend, maybe we’ll bump into each other at Make: Magazine’s Maker Faire. It’s going to be gangbusters.Love,GOOD
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