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Dangerous Finds: Ayn Rand killed Sears; Be an atheist, not a dick; Scary bacteria in Hudson River!
07.18.2013
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Detroit files for bankruptcy - The Detroit News

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria widespread in Hudson River, study finds - Infection Control Today

Olympic weed disqualification threshold gets way higher - ANIMAL

20 Minutes Into The Future was a sci-fi telefilm with a distinctive dystopian/cyberpunk flair produced by Channel 4 in 1985 primarily known for introducing the character Max Headroom - MetaFilter

How to be an atheist without being a dick about it - Jezebel

Watch the trailer for the Calvin & Hobbes documentary - Vimeo

Microbes can influence evolution of their hosts - Phys.org

Community‘s Dan Harmon reveals the wild story behind his firing and rehiring - The Hollywood Reporter

Ayn Rand killed Sears: How the me-first corporate structure installed by hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert helped ruin the retail giant - Salon

New surgical knife can instantly detect cancer - Boston.com

Kylie Minogue’s cameo In Nick Cave’s 20,000 Days on Earth - Contact Music

What’s the most metal thing about the latest heavy metal themed bikini, the Motörhead bikini? - Cherry Bombed

Largest viral genome yet carries 2,300 genes that are new to biology - Ars Technica

Artisanal Tinfoil Haberdashery - Kickstarter

Husband and wife jailed for attacking Sikh taxi driver and ripping off his turban - The Australian

Finnegan’s Spellcheck - Stammpunct

Hunter S. Thompson’s obit for Richard Nixon - Boing Boing

Gawker has obtained audio of an alleged Kanye West erratically justifying his interruption of Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech during the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards - Gawker

Peru to provide free solar power to its 2 million poorest citizens - Inhabitat

Boy raped in broad daylight attack because ‘his phone wasn’t good enough to steal’ - London Evening Standard

Go-carting babies reveal origin of fear of heights - New Scientist

The Act of Killing: A formally complex, emotionally overpowering, physically revolting, and darkly comic documentary about genocide - Slate
 
And this is why dogs are better than cats: Dog sees owner after being gone for over 6 months:

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