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Can Baseball Players Still Hit After Going Gray?, Can India Ever Beat Rabies?, The Dress Shirt For The 21st Century, VIDEO: How To Sharpen Your Knives The Right Way, The True Story Of Kudzu, The Vine That Never Truly Ate The South, The Rise And Fall Of Hollywood's Legendary Punk Rock Speakeasy, The Zero Zero Club

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Tuesday, August 25, 2015



A HEAD-SCRATCHER
Can Baseball Players Still Hit After Going Gray?
digg.com
We examine four graying players to see if a silver mane has any Sampson-like powers.



A DOGGED FIGHT
Can India Ever Beat Rabies?
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Will India ever escape rabies when rabid dogs are running the country ragged?



CLOTHES WE DIGG SPONSORED
The Dress Shirt For The 21st Century
ministryofsupply.com
Ministry of Supply's Archive shirt is the dress shirt you won't be dying to get out of at the end of the work day.



ON POINT
VIDEO: How To Sharpen Your Knives The Right Way
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Treat your knives well and they'll treat you well.



IN THE WEEDS
The True Story Of Kudzu, The Vine That Never Truly Ate The South
smithsonianmag.com
Introduced from Asia in the late 19th century as a garden novelty, but not widely planted until the 1930s, kudzu is now America's most infamous weed.



STARTING FROM ZERO
The Rise And Fall Of Hollywood's Legendary Punk Rock Speakeasy, The Zero Zero Club
medium.com
At the dawn of Reagan's America, Hollywood's underground community of punk musicians, struggling artists, and scene-makers lived for the night.

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24 YEARS



Cadets march in central Khreshchatyk street during military parade marking Ukraine's Independence Day in the capital Kiev, Monday, Aug. 24, 2015. Speaking at the parade, President Petro Poroshenko said Ukraine would continue to increase its troop numbers in order to fend off the attacks of separatist rebels. Credit: Mikhail Palinchak, Pool Photo via AP