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  Treeblocks math kit

  A toy set for your atrophying math muscles. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jul 07 2008

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  An Atlas of Radical Cartography

  The idea of maps as more than simply direction-givers is taken to the extreme in this collection of abstract cartography. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 30 2008

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  GOOD Q&A: Michelle Nunn

  Michelle Nunn runs the largest volunteer network in the nation. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 27 2008

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  GOOD Q&A: John Wood

  John Wood, the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Room to Read, left Microsoft to change the world by building libraries in developing regions. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 25 2008

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  Survival Kit

  These 24 survival items, packed into a sealed tin, will make sure you survive an unforeseen stint in the wilderness. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 24 2008

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  TCHO chocolate

  TCHO, a new gourmet chocolate, is available online in a beta version. Fans' comments will help refine the recipe. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 12 2008

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  Project 011

  For Project 011 we're asking you to tell us about your favorite local spot, or better yet, take us on a video tour of it. The most illuminating tour guide will be rewarded with two domestic plane tickets anywhere JetBlue flies. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  The Travel Issue

  Vacations are nice, but they’re not the same thing as traveling: wandering through marketplaces, sampling food of indeterminate origin, and, most important, meeting new people. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Wish You Were Here?

  Dispatches from five places you didn't think had tourists. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Currency: The Sinking Dollar

  The buoyant U.S. dollar foundered in 2002 and it's been sinking since then. GOOD and Piece Studio look at how far our currency has fallen in just the last year. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Driving: What Every Mile Costs

  How much do you actually save by driving a sedan instead of an SUV? GOOD and Piece Studio compare the total costs of three different rides. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  This is Rekha

  This is Rekha. And those are her things. — read more

  Contributors: GOOD magazine and Trujillo-Paumier

  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Puma Stealth Visibility

  Puma's new bike features a host of innovations for the urban cyclist. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Superfertile country necklaces

  Superfertile necklaces are wearable tourist posters for countries like Iraq, Haiti, and Lebanon. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 05 2008

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  Start Here journals

  An elegant and completely modular to challenge the Moleskine. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 04 2008

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  Playaboule pétanque set

  Meet the sexy French cousin of American lawn games. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 04 2008

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  Project 010: Less Power to the People

  Bill Farren finds a way to make energy-efficient appliances available to people in poorer countries, too. A contribution to Project 010. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - Jun 04 2008

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• Art & Design

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  Travel Sketches

  A collection of creative reflections on travel from GOOD's contributing writers, designers, and photographers. — read more

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  011: Get Lost - Jun 03 2008

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  Meet More Expats

  Microsoft China's chief piracy czar and four other expats share their experiences living in the Middle Kingdom. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - May 20 2008

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• Politics

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  Project 010: Bunny-Friendly Graphic Design

  Dylan Royal's contribution to Project 010 proves that compelling graphics don't need to be wasteful. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - May 19 2008

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  Measuring the Senate

  GOOD and Catalogtree look at the statistics behind the Senate's activity (or inactivity) over the last 20 years. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - May 12 2008

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• Art & Design

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  Project 010: No Bleed Aesthetic

  For Project 010, Professor Malu Roldan suggests a competition for layout designs that use a minimum of ink. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - May 06 2008

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  The Cost of Nation Re(Building)

  GOOD and Catalogtree look at the value of U.S. government contracts awarded in Iraq and Afghanistan. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - May 01 2008

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  GOOD Q&A: Kelly Cox

  Kelly Cox, an integrated marketing specialist for the NRDC, knows that environmental progress can't happen without strong legislation. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - Apr 30 2008

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  Project 010: Nature Make Your Yard

  A contribution to Project 010 on ecologically enlightened landscape design. — read more

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  010: The China Issue - Apr 23 2008

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