Swedish Bank Robber Busted by Forgotten Urine.

Lockheed Martin Tried to Trade F-16s for Frozen Chickens.

China Threatens Death Penalty for Food Safety Violations.

Boy found dead in oven at his family’s home.

“I Just Broke Into A House And The Owner Came Home,” Intruder Tells 911 Operator. “I think she’s got guns.”

People in Seattle who would never touch heroin are trying fentanyl. What they don’t know is that it’s basically the same thing, only stronger.

Less educated police officers are found to be more likely to use force.

Idaho Rancher Revealed as Gangster From Boston. A wanted man started over with a new name and a new life in Idaho, but then his past caught up with him.

Big-screen TV stolen in reverse prison break.

More than 60 people, including ‘Snoop’ of ‘The Wire,’ arrested in drug raids in Baltimore.

‘Half-fro’ mug shot of dealer caught mid-haircut.

About one in 20 survey participants reported they’d dozed off while driving at least once in a month.

Where does WikiLeaks keep its secrets? In a former military bunker and nuclear shelter under Stockholm’s city streets.

The government’s unnoticed Europe crisis.

Daniel Kish has been sightless since he was a year old. Yet he can mountain bike. And navigate the wilderness alone. And recognize a building as far away as 1,000 feet. How? The same way bats can see in the dark.

Professor Tim Birkhead is one of the pioneers of spermatology. He explains how promiscuous females can be selective about sperm, even after multiple inseminations.

Has Viagra helped endangered species by reducing demand for rhino horn, etc?

How anger can make us more rational.

How well our brain functions is largely based on our family’s genetic makeup, according to a new study.

Tropical Water Ice Discovered On Mars.

India’s space agency announced it had discovered an enormous volcanic cave under the surface of the moon.

In this article, I focus on the definition of one word in particular: probability.

Introduction to Sociosystemics: Science About the Utilizing of Social Sciences. And (whatever that means): The semiotic organization of the research process in the social sciences.

Should Computer “Languages” Qualify as Foreign Languages for Ph.D.s?

Data Mining: How Companies Now Know Everything About You.

Is Twitter Worth More Than We Think? CNBC’s John Melloy mentions what may be the best analysis I’ve seen on the “Charlie Sheen effect.”

Can Punk Change the Way We Think About Law?

A Dynamic Theory of Battle Victory and Defeat.

Notes On Asymmetric War.

Did Archaeologists Uncover Blackbeard’s Treasure? Cannons. Gold dust. Turtle bones. For archaeologists researching the notorious pirate’s flagship, every clue is priceless.

After earning a fortune processing online-porn payments, Chris Mallick spent $32 million to make Middle Men, a movie about his fabulous rise. It bombed; but that was just the beginning of his problems.

Dan Savage, the brilliant and foul-mouthed sex columnist, has become one of the most important ethicists in America. Are we screwed?

The MGM follies began in 2004, when its owner, Kirk Kerkorian, who had made a fortune buying and selling MGM, decided the time was ripe to sell it yet again.

The Confidence Man. How Lalit Modi, possessed of inhuman energy, ambition and audacity, built a billion-dollar cricket kingdom—only to be rudely ejected from its throne.

Two of Wall Street’s savviest value investors, Bruce Berkowitz and David Einhorn, pride themselves on their rigorous analysis. Now they’re locked in a scorched-earth dispute over the value of some Florida real estate. How could they look at the same facts and reach such wildly different conclusions, and what does that say about the “value” of value investing?

‘Tiger, Tiger’ by Margaux Fragoso: The Incandescent Memoir of a Real-Life Lolita.

Is it possible for fraternal twins to have different fathers?

Tom Waits has teamed up with The David Lynch Foundation to help launch DLF Music and their ‘Download for Good’ campaign on PledgeMusic.

The Story of Eames Furniture: Marilyn Neuhart with John Neuhart - Interview. [video]

The complexities of our brain. [video]

The 10 Most Innovative Companies in Music.

How to make really good coffee.

Start watching the video above and you may not believe that it features an ordinary chessboard.

Alexander Calder’s code.

Insane asylum plans.

Writes 2 kms.

Florida church billboard welcomes “Scumbags.”

Art Boobs.

For Y’ur Height Only.

Woman on the phone.

Whoopla.

every day the same again | March 11th, 2011