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Asteroids, Conflict and Turning Towards the One you Love

February 19, 2013 By Ken Chitwood Leave a Comment

Ken Chitwood talks about his favorite asteroid disaster films and what we can learn about how to respond to conflict from them.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: Aerosmith, armageddon, asteroid, australia, Bruce Willis, Deep Impact, disaster, earth, emotions, feeling, films, Keira Knightley, men, Morgan Freeman, moviegoers, movies, natural disaster, react, relationships, Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, steve carrell, Stress, women

Earth without Humanity

December 12, 2012 By Carl Pettit 14 Comments

Life on Earth can survive any man made disaster. But will we?

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Root Down, The Good Life Tagged With: asteroids, cataclysm, catastrophe, climate change, climate change hurricane sandy, climate skeptics, climatological science, earth, ethics, expanding deserts, extinction, former Soviet Union, Friends of the Earth, glaciers, Global Warming, global weather, greenhouse gas, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Kyoto Protocol, life, mass extinction, meteorite collisions with Earth, Middle East, nuclear proliferation, nuclear war, nuclear winter, Pakistan, polar ice, pollution, rising sea levels, Root Down, subjective time, Superstorm Sandy, survival, The Good Life, War

“Global warming is the earth’s MOST pressing concern.”

December 11, 2012 By the Editors 9 Comments

This is a comment by Dan on the post “Warming Up To Global Warming”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: crops, earth, energy, footprint, global, guys, humans, life, men, nuclear, power, species, starvation, sustainable living

Open Thread: Is the World Going to End on 12/21/2012?

December 7, 2012 By The Good Feed Blog Editors 10 Comments

Is it really the end?

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: apocalypse, Bruce Willis, Comet, debunk the myan myth, earth, end of the world, hidden planet, Huffington post, is the world going to end?, Kathryn DeHoyos, mayan calendar, Mayans, NASA, open feed, zombies

What’s a Man To Do? New Work for 2012 and Beyond

July 20, 2012 By Jed Diamond Ph.D Leave a Comment

Find the new good life.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content, Quarter-Life Crisis, Work/Life Balance Tagged With: 2002, Accountability, adventure, American Dream, BALLE, Baskin-Robbins, Bernard Madoff, Business Alliance for Local Living Economies, change, changing the world, civilization, clan, commitment, common good, Community, Cornell, Daniel Quinn, Duke University, earth, economy, education, employment, environment, family, green economy, health, home, income, inheritance, intuition, Investment, job training, John Robbins, Juliet Schor, leisure, masculinity, men's groups, neighborhood, Network, networking, new good life, old good life, overwork, pioneer, quarter-life crisis, Recession, relationships, safety, SAIC, social innovation, Social Security, souls, success, support groups, teacher, The Good Life, tribal, troop, unemployment, village, volunteer, Willits Healthy Action Team, Work, work/life balance

Former CIA Agent Says UFO Was, In Fact, a UFO

July 10, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder 5 Comments

CIA agent asserts that whatever landed in Roswell, NM was indeed NOT of Earthly origins.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Aliens, Chase Brandon, CIA, earth, Good Feed Blog, hollywood, Huffington post, New Mexico, Roswell, space travel, UFOs

“I hope for a world where everyone is just h**self, regardless of biology and gender. I hope for the freedom to be whatever anybody wants to be.”

June 23, 2012 By the Editors Leave a Comment

This is a comment by Valter Vigletti on the post “Everybody’s Trans: Gender Oppression Hurts All of Us”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: biology, discrimination, diversity, earth, Expression, gender, gender discourse, heteronormative, humans, Italy, living, normal, orientation, people, Sex and Relationships, sexuality, society, world

Space: Rational Discussions About Nuking Asteroids Headed For Earth [@SpoDaChozn1]

February 28, 2012 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

Hm. Rocks from space flying at our planet. What could we … oh, right! NUKE THAT SUCKA!!!

Filed Under: komplicated, Technology Tagged With: asteroid, danger, earth, NASA, nuclear bomb, Space

7 Ways to Survive and Thrive in 2012 and Beyond

January 21, 2012 By Jed Diamond Ph.D 4 Comments

The world is changing, Jed Diamond writes, and we should too.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values Tagged With: 2012, change, earth, resolutions, Responsibility, sustainability

News: It’s Komplicated on Sunday Morning Live, Today at 10AM PST [@isidra]

December 11, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

Get the run down on what our editor-in-chief Hannibal Tabu is covering today on the popular web radio show.

Filed Under: Culture, komplicated Tagged With: black hole, clone, comics, earth, foundry, jason pearson, lloyd levin, mammoth, planet, stranger, sunday morning live, woolly

Carl Sagan: “You Are Here”

October 2, 2011 By the Editors Leave a Comment

“Look again at that dot. That’s here. That’s home.” Carl Sagan 1934-1996

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Carl Sagan, earth, humans, universe, Voyager 1

Great Moments In Greatness: Sitting On Top Of The World … Literally!

September 24, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

Footage from the International Space Station kind of makes it all seem … small …

Filed Under: Culture, komplicated Tagged With: earth, flight, great moments in greatness, International Space Station, orbit, possibility, wonder

Night and Day

July 8, 2011 By Tom Matlack 18 Comments

A simple question from his 6-year-old son led Tom Matlack into an examination of faith and science.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Good Is Good Tagged With: day, earth, Faith, God, night, rotation, science

Rumor: The Hidden Indentity of @DC_NATION’s New Green Lantern on Earth

July 5, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu 2 Comments

We believe we’ve discerned the new crazy idea out of 1700 Broadway. amd it’s a doozy!

Filed Under: komplicated, Uncategorized Tagged With: comics, dc, earth, Green Lantern, Rumor, sector 2814, sinestro

The World’s Most Typical Person

March 3, 2011 By Ryan O'Hanlon 2 Comments

Check out the video—the latest in National Geographic’s Seven Billion series—to see what he looks like.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Newsroom Tagged With: 7 Billion, bank account, cell phone, earth, Han Chinese, National Geographic, popultion, typical, world

The 10 at 10

February 7, 2011 By Lu Fong Leave a Comment

Super Bowl science, football according to Goofy, and Christina Aguilera flubbing the National Anthem.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Newsroom Tagged With: Ben Roethlisberger, Christina Aguilera, earth, favorite shirt, football, Goofy, internet meme, justin bieber, nap, national anthem, revenge, science, Super Bowl, super bowl commercials, Twitter

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An AIDS activist, a Christian missionary, a wilderness first responder, and a revolutionary rock star… Premium Members talk to four men who’ve made it their lives’ work to help other people, and how any of us can be prepared to take action in a crisis.

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A Hug for a Haircut

Every Wednesday in Hartford’s Bushnell Park, a barber sets up shop to give free haircuts to anyone who wants one—the homeless to longtime clients all pay the same fee: one hug.

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Social Media for the Socially Conscious

One “ragtag group of ruffians” with a mission plus a global community make Upworthy.com a social media site that makes a difference.

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All-Male Urban School, All College Bound

For an astounding fourth year in a row, all 167 seniors at Urban Prep Acadamies’ schools have been accepted at four-year colleges or universities this fall.

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