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• Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney changed his Twitter handle to “Justin Bieber,” then fucked with the upset Beliebers.
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• The latest on the Dorner manhunt/cabin burning.
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• New York Times reporter John Broder’s poor review of the Tesla Model S sedan has been met with a response from Tesla’s Elon Musk. The response seems to have some irregularities.
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• North Korea has confirmed it conducted a 3rd nuclear test last night. Here’s what we know so far.
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On his final trip to the Moon in 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke left a portrait of his family in the Descartes Highlands. The photo and the photographed boot print remain in the same spot over 40 years later.

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Damnit, John.

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I’m doing these again.

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• Pope Benedict XVI to resign citing poor health, making him the first Pope to resign in 598 years.
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A stunning photo of a man feeding swans and ducks on a snowy river bank in Poland, taken by Marcin Ryczek

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Scotland’s National Tourism Organisation is making the world a better place.

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