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A documentary about a secret society of Los Angeles high school students that has been toilet papering houses for more than 32 years.

A study finds that more fatal heart attacks occur during winter, even in warm, sunny climates like Hawaii.

Between 60 and 80 percent of people’s time on the Internet at work has nothing to do with work. [Thanks Erwin]

Study shows Facebook unfriending has real life consequences.

The psychology of the to-do list.

Researchers report fabricating transparent paper-based transistors, which could lead to green electronics.

Scientists may have received millions in duplicate funding.

Does the functionality of your small finger determine your ability to master the violin?

A Diet Mixer Could Make You Get Drunk Faster.

Why are there so many murders in Chicago?

“While the 1990s drop in felonies is undeniable, what remains unsolved is the cause, or causes, behind this significant change in New York City’s crime rates.”

What would be the best place to live if the polar ice caps melt?

A former editor at Cosmopolitan, Leah Hardy, recently wrote an exposé about the practice of photoshopping models.

Enterprise Florida, a public-private joint venture that promotes business development in the state, spent $380,000 to come up with its first branding logo.

Fake Metro Map of Montevideo.

Interview w/ Kai, the Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker: Smash, smash, sss-mash.

Clock.

The pet fawn of Brad Curry of Galesburg, Michigan, watches him depart from home every morning on his schoolbus, Oct. 26, 1960

every day the same again | February 6th, 2013