There's nothing ostentatious about the Rolls Royce Cullinan, named after the famed 3,000 carat diamond. (more…)

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The only difference between Open Carry T-Shirts and the Please Kill Me T-shirt that Richard Hell wore is that the Open Carry T-Shirts will really get you killed. Junior sizes available!

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Curious Stardust science/art writer Heather Sparks (aka my sister-in-law) is hosting a "Science at the Oscars" Google hang-out today at 1pm PT. Her guests include a cosmologist, nanoscientist, and neuroscientist! Read the rest

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The final season of Mad Men launches April 5. The episodes will take place in 1976, sixteen years after we first met Don Draper and Peggy Olson. Watch a teaser below. Read the rest

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Kevin Kelly says: "Racers wear goggles and drive with a first person view (FPV). This video is in French, but there are now races all over the world, including of course the Bay Area" [via]

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Focusing on historical and modern-day crime, mostly in the United States, Mysteries of the Criminal Mind takes a look at the social environment, upbringing, genetics, DNA, and other factors that comprise the minds of kidnappers, rapists, murderers, and large-scale thieves and scammers. Read the rest

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Sterling Archer Draper Pryce is a fantastic tumblr, blending the wit of Archer with the images of Mad Men.

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California's phone bricking bill seems to have reduced thefts in the short run, but at the cost of giving dirty cops and wily criminals the power to wipe-and-brick your phone at will. Read the rest

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This $8 Star Trek bag dispenser is dangling off Nemo's leash, ensuring I am ready to clean up after he has boldly gone.

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I like your butt. Let me touch it. Forever. Read the rest

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Michael Geist writes, "Canada's proposed anti-terrorism legislation is currently being debated in the House of Commons, with the government already serving notice that it plans to limit debate. That decision has enormous privacy consequences, since the bill effectively creates a 'total information awareness' approach that represents a radical shift away from our traditional understanding of public sector privacy protection." Read the rest

http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/iBag/~3/pAvF-0ET6xM/canadas-new-surveillance-bil.html

Psychiatrist Norman Doidge, who is on the faculty of the University of Toronto, uses sensory stimulation "to change the structure and function of brain circuits" in people with chronic pain, autism, and Parkinson's. Manuela Hoelterhoff of Bloomberg Business interviewed him about his work, which Doidge has written about in his new book, The Brain’s Way of Healing: Remarkable Discoveries and Recoveries from the Frontiers of Neuroplasticity. Read the rest

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Instead of simply taking photos of the places she visits, Teresa Lim makes embroidery snapshots. (more…)

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There are always new extremes of internet weirdness left to be discovered, like distant shores of forbidden desire we'd actually rather not know about and yet can't stop watching as long as they've been transformed into a YouTube supercut Read the rest

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PC maker Lenovo reportedly sold laptops preinstalled with Superfish, a hidden malware package that injects advertising into browser sessions: "it can basically intercept everything and it could be really misused."

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If you've never tried the fitness app Zombies, Run, imagine a long series of tiny radio plays set during the zombie apocalypse that ask you to run to various locations on crucial missions—with the undead hot on your heels. Read the rest

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Consent can be an uncomfortable subject, an often-complex and personal form of negotiation that people rarely get a chance to practice outside the moments that precede sexual encounters.

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Have you ever wanted to glue one thing to another, but not known exactly how to do it? This to That is here to answer your highly specific prayer. Read the rest

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Radiolab can always be depended on for an interesting take on questions you never even knew you had. Their story on American Football is no exception. Read the rest

http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/iBag/~3/ATYNPxTwY8U/understanding-american-footbal.html

Thank god for the dudes of Portlandia: "I just wish there was a way for us to be validated for being such great feminists."

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