learn property business investment: The Case Against Cuddling

The Case For Separate Beds, How To Start A Fire Without Matches, Watching Cricket Balls Get Made May Be More Interesting Than Watching Cricket, A Map Of Where No One Lives In The United States, The Past, Present And Future Of Streaming Music, The Terrifyingly Real Science Of 'Transcendence'

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Thursday, April 17, 2014


THE CASE AGAINST CUDDLING
The Case For Separate Beds
slate.com
I love my husband, but I want my own bed.


DRAWING THE NEWS
How To Start A Fire Without Matches
digg.com
So what if you've never been a boy scout? This handy guide will tell you everything you need to know about getting sparks to fly (literally).


SORRY NON-AMERICAN READERS
Watching Cricket Balls Get Made May Be More Interesting Than Watching Cricket
digg.com
Everything is more interesting with some jaunty music in the background, especially a family making cricket balls in the 1950s.


LONER'S PARADISE
A Map Of Where No One Lives In The United States
mapsbynik.tumblr.com
As of the 2010 census, the United States consists of 11,078,300 census blocks. Of them, 4,871,270 blocks totaling 4.61 million square kilometers were reported to have no population living inside them.


STATION TO STATION
The Past, Present And Future Of Streaming Music
pitchfork.com
From YouTube, to Pandora, to Spotify, streaming music is piloting our listening habits in fascinating new ways that both upend old hierarchies and recall innovations of previous eras.


NOT SCIENCE FICTION
The Terrifyingly Real Science Of 'Transcendence'
dailydot.com
"Transcendence" is based directly on the principle of singularity, the moment when technology surpasses humanity. That moment is near.