Liar-for-hire Tim Green will tell anyone anything — for a fee. As the founder of Paladin Deception Services, he will say what clients want him to say to anyone calling on his dedicated phone lines. He provides cover for cheating husbands, fake references for job-seekers and even “doctors” to confirm that someone needs a sick day.

Italian press finds gay hookup site for priests – in Rome.

“Monica Lewinsky items are very, very rare,” said auction manager Laura Yntema. “We were interested in this lot because they were all investigated by Kenneth Starr.”

Self-Disciplined People Are Happier (and Not as Deprived as You Think).

Do People Get Better Looking When the Bar is About to Close?

The female libido and ‘the two-year itch.’

Is the Internet killing the porn industry?

Midnight Madness, a scavenger hunt played by a group of Goldman’s New York City financiers and some of their friends with expenses totaling roughly $270,000 for a single evening of play.

6 Reasons Why the MIT Blackjack Team Became Entrepreneurs.

More Small Businesses Embrace Bitcoin.

Is Patent reveals fingerprint scanner in next iPhone?

Microsoft Research has built a prototype system that runs on smartphones and can infer a user’s mood.

A San Francisco company called Planet Labs aims to launch 28 mini-satellites that will provide frequent snapshots of Earth.

The nation has done a good job preparing for natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes. The difference between a disaster and a mega-disaster is scope.

Economists Have A One-Page Solution To Climate Change.

In this paper I distinguish principles from rules and standards and ask if there are norms that fit this description. I conclude that these may be moral principles but that there are no legal principles.

Here, you see participant six looking at a cook preparing dinner – in this case cockroaches.

The Church does not oppose tattoos.

The string of typographical symbols comic strips use to indicate profanity (”$%@!”) is called a grawlix.

Dalston House.

Ivory Snow Accessories.

Money shot [NSFW]

A coffee chain in Taiwan offers a latte printer that creates portraits on top of caffeinated beverages.

every day the same again | June 28th, 2013