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How one driver can break a bottleneck.
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How incest and rape go unpunished in the Amish community.
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The truck driver who reverse engineered the atomic bomb.
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Life as a pageant queen in Plant City, Florida.
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The poet and his love affair with Italian motorbikes (and also lots of women.)
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Wikipedia entry for “Traction Park,” central New Jersey’s most dangerous mid-1980’s amusement park.
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The origin story of a now-ubiquitous celebration.
Jon Mooallem ESPN Jul 2011 15min Permalink
German painting’s arch-traditionalist has a brush with controversy.
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Dr. Drew has turned addiction television into a mini-empire, offering treatment and cameras to celebrities who have fallen far enough to take the bait. His motivations, he insists, are pure:
Whether the doctor purposefully cultivates his celebrity stature for noble means or wittingly invites it because he himself likes being in the spotlight, he is operating on the assumption that his empathetic brand of TV will breed empathy instead of the more likely outcome, that it will just breed more TV.
Natasha Vargas-Cooper GQ Jul 2011 15min Permalink
On animal cremation and burial in New York:
Riding around Manhattan on a delivery run with a car full of pet cremains, it's hard not to look at the world differently. The omnipresence of pets becomes glaringly obvious, and their inevitable fate is never far from the mind. It's easy to imagine the whippet being jaywalked across Eighth Avenue getting hit by a car. The cocker spaniel on 23rd Street? A bucket of cocker bones in the making.
Steven Thrasher Village Voice Nov 2009 15min Permalink