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Friday 20 February 2015

Not His First Rodeo

How Police Harassment At Methadone Clinics Makes Quitting Heroin Even Harder, Why Do My Viral Videos Keep Ending With 9/11 Footage?, Waitin' On Sage, The Upside Of Waiting In Line, Working As A Night Guard Rules And Other Facts From This Week, The Time Everyone 'Corrected' The World's Smartest Woman
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Friday, February 20, 2015
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SMACK AND GRAB
How Police Harassment At Methadone Clinics Makes Quitting Heroin Even Harder
buzzfeed.com
With heroin addiction skyrocketing, methadone remains the gold standard for narcotics dependence treatment. Yet cops nationwide target heavily regulated methadone clinics to turn vulnerable addicts into informants, with little public outcry, reaffirming the medicine's enduring, deadly stigma.
DISTURBING AND POTENTIALLY OFFENSIVE
Why Do My Viral Videos Keep Ending With 9/11 Footage?
digg.com
2015 has been a boon for the "unexpected thug life" video meme. Now formula has developed a spinoff whose implication on race and current events are just as muddled, and the community around it is growing at an alarming rate.
THIS ISN'T HIS FIRST RODEO
Waitin' On Sage
stories.californiasunday.com
On the road and in the dirt with Sage Kimzey, the 20-year-old king of rodeo.
A NEW VIEW ON THE QUEUE
The Upside Of Waiting In Line
nytimes.com
Waiting in line got a bad rap as an ever-present part of the Communist Soviet Union. It could turn out to be a big part of America's urban future, because some lines are actually useful.
WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK
Working As A Night Guard Rules And Other Facts From This Week
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This week we learned working the night shift a museum isn't as bad as Ben Stiller makes it out to be, scientists want to regrow foreskins like salamander legs, and a nice man wants you to drink from a fake baby's head.
BIRTH OF THE MANSPLAIN
The Time Everyone 'Corrected' The World's Smartest Woman
priceonomics.com
When vos Savant politely responded to a reader's inquiry on the Monty Hall Problem, a then-relatively-unknown probability puzzle, she never could've imagined what would unfold: though her answer was correct, she received over 10,000 letters, many from noted scholars and Ph.Ds, informing her that she was a hare-brained idiot.
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NOT A COKE AD
Image: Two polar bear cubs follow their mother as they venture outside their enclosures for the first time since they were born at Ouwehands Zoo in Rhenen, Netherlands, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015.
Two polar bear cubs follow their mother as they venture outside their enclosures for the first time since they were born at Ouwehands Zoo in Rhenen, Netherlands, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015. Credit: AP Photo/Peter Dejong
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Thursday 19 February 2015

Not In The Mood

The White Devil Kingpin, What The Hell Do Sound Mixers Do?, Work Doesn't Have To Suck, It's Unhelpful To Pretend Racists Can't Be Sports Fans, Young, Attractive, And Totally Not Into Having Sex, Video: This Vine Makes Winter In Boston Look Fun/Not Horrible
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Thursday, February 19, 2015
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INTERLOPER-IN-CHIEF
The White Devil Kingpin
rollingstone.com
How did a homeless kid from Boston transform himself into a major overlord in Chinatown's criminal underworld?
UNSUNG OSCAR WINNERS
What The Hell Do Sound Mixers Do?
digg.com
When you leave a movie theater, you're probably not thinking, "Man, the sound in that movie was mixed perfectly." At Sunday's Academy Awards, though, the winners for Best Sound Mixing Oscar will be called to the stage — here's how they get there.
STARTUPS WE DIGG SPONSORED
Work Doesn't Have To Suck
slack.com
You've probably heard of Slack by now. Most, if not all, your favorite companies are using it to communicate, plan, and be more productive. A bunch of your favorite journalists are also using it to gossip, crack jokes, and break news. Basically, there's nothing it can't do. Try it out — you won't regret it.
NO TRUE SPORTSMAN
It's Unhelpful To Pretend Racists Can't Be Sports Fans
sbnation.com
Another high-profile incident of soccer fan racism has been met with the usual response: these people aren't real fans. Unfortunately, they are.
JUST NOT FEELING IT
Young, Attractive, And Totally Not Into Having Sex
wired.com
It looks like a standard collegiate prelude to a one-night stand. But there will be no kissing, no fondling, and definitely no Saturday morning walk of shame.
DAD, STOP
Video: This Vine Makes Winter In Boston Look Fun/Not Horrible
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Don't try this in New York or you'll break your neck.
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SO, WHICH ONE OF YOU IS PLASTIC?
Image: In this Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015, photo, flamingoes at the Memphis Zoo huddle together for warmth in Memphis, Tenn. Low temperatures gripped the South on Wednesday, refreezing the snow and ice and making roads hazardous.
In this Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015, photo, flamingoes at the Memphis Zoo huddle together for warmth in Memphis, Tenn. Low temperatures gripped the South on Wednesday, refreezing the snow and ice and making roads hazardous. Credit: AP Photo/The Commercial Appeal, Jim Weber
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Wednesday 18 February 2015

The Unbelievable Taste Of Ronald Reagan

How Ronald Reagan Imagined His Way Into The American Psyche, Absurdly Small Edible Food, From Two YouTubers On Opposite Sides Of The World, The Shirt That's Engineered To Keep You Climate Controlled, Some Surprising Facts About Cannibalism, What Does It Feel Like To Kill Someone?, VIDEO: Poor Guy Loses His Ski Doo, Goes Butt-Sliding Down The Whole Damn Mountain
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Wednesday, February 18, 2015
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HE BUILT AN INVISIBLE BRIDGE
How Ronald Reagan Imagined His Way Into The American Psyche
prospect.org
Why did Americans gravitate toward a politician who made his own reality?
KAWAII CUISINE
Absurdly Small Edible Food, From Two YouTubers On Opposite Sides Of The World
digg.com
Japan has long had an obsession with a special sort of cuteness, but two YouTubers, one in Japan and one in Denmark, took it upon themselves to make "kawaii cuisine" fully edible.
CLOTHING WE DIGG SPONSORED
The Shirt That's Engineered To Keep You Climate Controlled
ministryofsupply.com
From the frigid outdoors to your overheated office, here's the one shirt designed to keep you comfortable in any weather.
#1: THE CALF IS THE MOST TENDER CUT
Some Surprising Facts About Cannibalism
vox.com
Historians and anthropologists have tried to study the history and science of cannibalism over the years: why it happens, when it occurs, and who's affected. It tests the ultimate boundaries of cultural relativism, health, and ritual. Though this list isn't at all comprehensive, it catalogs some of the unusual things about cannibalism you might have missed.
DEALING WITH LOSS
What Does It Feel Like To Kill Someone?
vice.com
What is it really like to take another person's life? What are the intricacies of killing that Hollywood doesn't quite capture? After a lot of phone calls and hours spent trawling the internet, I found four guys who'd all had some sort of experience with causing someone's death and were willing to share.
WE REALLY HOPE HE'S OK
VIDEO: Poor Guy Loses His Ski Doo, Goes Butt-Sliding Down The Whole Damn Mountain
digg.com
We're not sure what this guy is saying (because we don't speak French) but the "WOHHHHAAAAAA" at 2:50 is spoken in the universal language of abject frustration.
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WE'RE JUST GIVING UP FOR LENT
Image: Revelers play brass band music as they begin the march of the Society of Saint Anne Mardi Gras parade, on Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Revelers in glitzy costumes filled the streets of New Orleans for the annual fat Tuesday bash, opening a day of partying, parades and good-natured jostling for beads and trinkets tossed from passing floats.
Revelers play brass band music as they begin the march of the Society of Saint Anne Mardi Gras parade, on Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2015. Revelers in glitzy costumes filled the streets of New Orleans for the annual fat Tuesday bash, opening a day of partying, parades and good-natured jostling for beads and trinkets tossed from passing floats. Credit: AP Photo/Gerald Herbert
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Tuesday 17 February 2015

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