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You're Hot Then You're Cold — Nope, Just Cold
Right On The Edge
A Camera On Your Doorbell And A Grand In Your Pocket
A Not-So-Bitter Pill To Swallow
Push The Button
Hidden (Open This Email) Message
Leave Sasuke Alone
Meat Your Maker
We're Ready To See The Google Doc
Get Your Debt Down
The Usual Suspect
Question For You...
This Will Warm You Up
Prepare To Be Floor'd
Nobody Calls Us Chicken
Corn Rules Everything Around Me
Google Me This
Insert Coin
Conspicuous Consumption
Time To Give A Sheet
Foiled Again!
Throw Away Your Sunscreen
The Kids Aren't Alright
Live Long And Reign On
Maximize Cash Back, Minimize Interest With This In...
Many, Many Memories
That's It, We're Quitting
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Teeth That Bite
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Doctor Who Again?
Risky Business
So What's New?
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Tuesday, January 15, 2019
Conspicuous Consumption
Netflix's "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" and Keita Takahashi's "Katamari Damacy" both have philosophies about the stuff we surround ourselves with. The contrast between the two goes a lot deeper than "messy ball" versus "minimalist aesthetic."
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Netflix's "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" and Keita Takahashi's "Katamari Damacy" both have philosophies about the stuff we surround ourselves with. The contrast between the two goes a lot deeper than "messy ball" versus "minimalist aesthetic."
PEOPLE ARE EATING IT UP
Fasting Diets Are Going Mainstream — Ahead Of The Science. Here's Why
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Some people lose weight fasting, but many others can't stick to it.
DARK, AGES
Going To Extremes
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Are homicides among the elderly acts of mercy or malice?
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IT'S IN OUR DNA
A MIRACLE CURE... BUT NOT FOR YOU
Gene Therapies Could Fix Incurable Diseases — But There's One Big Problem
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Gene therapies could offer long-term fixes for a host of incurable illnesses — except that many people's immune systems react to them. So researchers are looking for ways to help the treatments sneak past our antibodies.
'HER SUFFERING WAS VERY VIVID'
One Couple's Tireless Crusade To Stop A Genetic Killer
wired.com
In retrospect, it might have been a clue. But in early 2010, when Kamni Vallabh first began to complain that her eyesight was failing, there didn't seem to be much cause for concern.
WHAT DID WE DO TO DESERVE DOGS?
Our Pets: The Key To Understanding The Rise In Obesity?
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Even animals that aren't eating too much or exercising too little are getting fat. If we can figure out why, we may have the key to the rise in human obesity — and how to stop it.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
NATURE IS SO DAMN COOL
This Bee Nest's Defensive Mechanism Is One Of The Most Fascinating Things We've Seen In A While
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The "wave" or "shimmering" effect is produced by thousands of honeybees moving in sync, and it's used to scare wasps away from the nest.
IN THE NEWS
UK Parliament Is Set For Big Vote On Brexit Today
House Republican Leaders Move To Strip Rep. Steve King Of His Committee Assignments Over Comments About White Nationalism
Cops Can't Force People To Unlock Their Phones With Biometrics, Court Rules
Microsoft To End Support For Windows 7 In One Year
Carol Channing, Legendary Broadway Actress, Dies At 97
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