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Grace is more beautiful than Beauty

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Joined on:

01/09/07

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  Living

  response to  Lindsay Utz, Sam Slovick, and Stefan Nadelman's post On Skid Row: Afterword

  a tear

  It felt like something out of Grapes of Wrath. It painted a picture with human face and gave a lens into the cruelty of American cyclical poverty.
  Its the first any film on the internet has made me shed a tear.

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  Commented on March 27, 2008 by - prose

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  Health

  response to  Max Joseph, Erin Bosworth, and Mike Hedge's post Water

  pleasurable

  yep this is simple, clean informative media with beautiful images. What is conveyed in this short is why I love GOOD.

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  Commented on March 27, 2008 by - prose

• Business of Death

  Authored by Alejandro Cardenas, Daniel Cardenas, Violens , Max Joseph, and Jennifer Wachtell - 22 votes

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  Business & Money

  response to  andrewprice's post Corporation B Good

  the right track

  Adam Smith would be proud (i think). The invisable hand could use some whipping I figure. Not just a good idea one of the best have heard in a while. Power to the people (consumer) not the producer.

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  Commented on September 12, 2007 by - prose

• Corporation B Good

  Authored by andrewprice - 3 votes

• Halfway High-Rise

  Authored by Rebecca Ruiz - 8 votes

• Shaking It Up

  Authored by Hannah Wallace - 14 votes

• Project 004

  Authored by Rudy Adler - 25 votes

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  Culture

  response to  Rudy Adler's post Project 004

  Joy Seed

  My friend Ryan and Hannah are quite poor, but that has nothing to do with why they should receive some love in the mail. They read stellar pieces of literature together like East of Eden and sew much of their own clothes. They are humble, well cultured and laid back. The most amazing thing about this couple though is how they always give bits joy away in seed form so it can later grow in other people. I have never seen two people care so little for money and yet actively care for those around them. I picture them as unsung working class heroes instilling joy in the lives of others. I want us to thank them by giving them some small things that will help them further enjoy life.

  a Venus Fly Trap (from the grow your own packages in toy stores)
  a box of jacks
  a Kings of Convenience Vinyl ( they have a record player)
  an underwater disposable camera
  a box of stationary
  two glasses of POM white peach tea
  a package of temporary tattoos (cool ones with birds please)
  political party animal stickers from your first issue

  They will love this and your love will be passed on

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  Commented on May 21, 2007 by - prose

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  Politics

  response to  James Sumner, Morgan Currie, Lindsay Utz, Sublime Frequencies, Kelly Che, and Morgan Currie's post GOOD Guide Video: Sanctions & Segways: The End to North Korea's Nuclear Saga?

  Wonderous and oh so good.

  I like it needless to say. This video looks at a crazy political situation in a refreshing way, must of all the video is beautifully done to give you smile. Thank you to the animator and the inventor of the segway.

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  Commented on May 17, 2007 by - prose

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  Culture

  response to  Rudy Adler's post Michael Silverblatt on books

  Not Just a Complaint

  You will be proud to note I am a teachers assistant who was recently inspired by your article and have started a program at an elementary school to address some of the issues. To be completely honest I liked your article though before you ever wrote it. I had similar less organized thoughts created from working at the doorsteps of power, your local elemetary school. And everyone likes it when someone eplains well what you were already thinking.

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  Commented on January 24, 2007 by - prose