At TED, artist Cesar Kuriyama explains his approach trying to remembering the many little things of his life, one second at a time. He reminds himself to capture (through video) the bad moments as well as the good. This project encourages him to live life in an interesting way, every day. This TED video includes an example of his engaging work:
Bill Maher takes aim at a common version of Christian hypocrisy: There is nothing more central to the teachings of Jesus than to love one's enemies. This is rejected by many so-called Christians do in thought and deed. It would be like calling yourself a chef when you hate to cook. It's THAT basic.
Per FOX, solar is working great in Germany. Why can't it work in the U.S.? Because Germany has more sunshine. Except that Germany doesn't. By far. Amazing that such garbage passes as analysis.
These sorts of things pop up every so often on the Internet. If you can revel in schadenfreude, take a look.
It lived 66 million years ago, and it might be your ancestor:
Humankind’s common ancestor with other mammals may have been a roughly rat-size animal that weighed no more than a half a pound, had a long furry tail and lived on insects. In a comprehensive six-year study of the mammalian family tree, scientists have identified and reconstructed what they say is the most likely common ancestor of the many species on the most abundant and diverse branch of that tree — the branch of creatures that nourish their young in utero through a placenta. The work appears to support the view that in the global extinctions some 66 million years ago, all non-avian dinosaurs had to die for mammals to flourish.