• The Girl Who Turned to Bone
• Iraq's demand for Hello Kitty keeps one Aleppo factory open as others close doors
• 9 foods you're totally eating wrong
• Judge: Unredeemed Borders Gift Cards Are Worthless
• I Built This AK-47. It's Legal and Totally Untraceable.
• A Hilarious Law Enforcement Guide To Satanic Cults
• Meet the Man Who Sold a Month-Old App to Dropbox for $100M
• How A Heroic Woman Single-Handedly Prevented Escalation Of London Terror Attack
• The Quiet Death Of Desktop Messaging
• JFK Secretly Admired Hitler
• The World's Ten Largest Engines

It's Boardwalk Empire night for me and Savannah! This weeks episode should be great!

• Unbelievable Facts That Are Actually True
• That Xbox One Reveal Sure Was A Disaster, Huh?
• Is Everyone Smoking Pot but Me?
• Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Faggot: Inside Marine Corps Boot Camp
• Teens Explain Why They Don’t Care About Facebook Anymore

I managed to clear the Hoth level in Angry Birds Star Wars last night. 3 starred! Next is the Cloud City! Savannah and I are still also both working on the Death Star together.

• XBOX ONE REVEALED
• Homeless at 27
• Open-plan offices make employees less productive, less happy, and more likely to get sick
• It's Time To Kill Google Voice
• Watch A BASE Jumper's Terrifying 1,000 Foot Fall From His Perspective
• John McCain To Tim Cook: 'Why The Hell Do I Have To Keep Updating Apps On My iPhone?'
• James Passin, the American Who Bought Mongolia
• How Hitler's U-Boats Are Still Attacking Us
• Kibble Me This: The History of Dog Food
• Facebook, One Year Later: What Really Happened in the Biggest IPO Flop Ever
• Reddit User Creates PS4 Composite Based On Hints In Sony’s Teaser Video
• Bored with mere medicine, IBM’s Watson adds customer service to its resume
• Police Raid School Teacher for Uploading History Book for Students

Looks awesome. I can't wait to get my hands on one along with Call of Duty: Ghosts!

• EA not developing anything for Wii U
• Metro: Last Light dev responds to workplace conditions claims
• Microsoft axing Points - Report
• Pokemon X and Y features new region and rideable Pokemon
• Google Glass apps: everything you can do right now
• How to Crush 6 Police Cars With Your Tractor and Become a Folk Hero
• Zach Galifianakis And The Woman He Rescued From Homelessness
• The man who 'nearly broke the internet'
• Yahoo Officially Announces Tumblr Acquisition
• Has McDonald’s Menu Gotten Too Big?
• Aaron Levie: Not your typical multimillionaire
• Listed For $190 Million, This Is America's New Most Expensive Home For Sale
• Chemistry teacher’s experiment goes hilariously wrong.

Definitely awesome, I'm dying to get this game!

There's nothing like some frozen yogurt on a hot Texas day!

• Delivering KFC by Tunnel, Not Too Fast but Satisfying
• Google Wallet's Plan to Destroy PayPal and End Cash Forever
• 'Dead' Man Walks Again ... But Why?
• 3-D Scans Reveal Caterpillars Turning Into Butterflies
• Why Did I Date An Inmate?
• Deer Crashes Through Bus Window, Walks Off
• The Town That Is Literally Living Under A Rock
• The BMX Boys of E.T.
• The Highest Abandoned Structure In Russia
• This Is How Much A Bloomberg Terminal Costs
• The Internet’s Dirty Secret: Nobody Knows How Much Porn There Is
• Turning Off IPhone Critical to Pilots Citing Interference
• The Real-Life Maker Of Bluth's Frozen Bananas

The demo for Resident Evil: Revelations on Xbox 360 came out today. I've already queued it up so it'll download when I get home! I've played through the first episode on my Nintendo 3DS and I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is, even on a hand-held device. I can't wait to give the 360 version a go!

This morning I went to go get an oil and filter change on my Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution. Being mostly ignorant in the car world, I go to my dealership to handle any service requests on my car. I can hear you car enthusiasts grumbling now. However, it's just the easiest for me even if it costs me a bit more out of pocket. Half an hour into the service, the lady handling my car came to me and said the cabin air filter needed to be changed along with a tire rotation. Now first of all, I just purchased these tires, they have about 3,000 miles on them if that. Immediately I started questioning her since that didn't sound right at all. I had also told her, unknowingly to just go ahead and take care of the cabin air filter as well -- it sounded like something that was going to be a pain to do myself. Off she went to go double check with the technician on the tires. I quickly Google'd Lancer cabin air filter just to see what one would cost. One of the first results was surprisingly a video bashing dealerships for charging $50 (almost the exact price I was quoted -- $50.38) to change the filter for you and how to change it yourself in about 5-10 minutes.

So there you have it. By asking basic question and challenging these people, I ended up saving ~$70 today. I'll swing by the auto parts store on the way home, snag an air filter for $11 or so and do it myself tonight or this weekend. I knew dealerships were really stealerships!

• Do I Really Need to Take a Multivitamin?
• The future of iOS design?
• You Will Never Look At Mario The Same Way Again
• Democracy on Hold as David Bing Prepares to Leave Detroit’s City Hall
• The Pedal Pusher
• Chilling Photos Of Ariel Castro's Backyard In Cleveland
• How To Navigate The Internet At Work [Infographic]
• How I 'stole' $14 million from a bank: A security tester's tale
• Study: Why Pot Smokers Are Skinnier
• A Cloudless Atlas — How MapBox Aims to Make the World’s ‘Most Beautiful Map’
• Cicada Recipes: Bugs Are Low-Carb, Gluten-Free Food
• Prison Has Not Been Kind to O.J. Simpson

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etc etc...Anything from Emoji Cheat Sheet.

I thought it was a nifty little addition to our blog codebase! Secondly I've added support for Markdown via php-markdown. This, oddly enough was the easier of the two to get working. Somehow I got stuck on how to call the Javascript for emojify.js. I've gotten relatively accustomed to working with Markdown from using Octopress so much. Before I implemented Markdown I was using the PHP function nl2br, which wasn't working so hot with unordered lists. It was inserting a <br /> tag every every <li> element which was causing something that looked like double spacing between each list item. It didn't look good. So after implementing Markdown lists looks a lot more normal.

It's definitely been a lot of fun coding this site and my girlfriends by hand. It gives us complete control over everything and we can customize it to our 's content!

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• Inside the world of vapers, the subculture that might save smokers' lives
• Facebook billionaire Sean Parker living at the Plaza Hotel for A YEAR AND A HALF while his townhouse is being renovated - and his $9m themed wedding is going ahead
• How the 2013 World Press Photo of the Year was faked with Photoshop
• My Medical Choice
• America's 10 Worst Prisons: Rikers Island
• Disney Lets You Create Stormtrooper Figures Of Yourself
• Locks Of Love Falls Into A Hairy $6 Million Controversy
• Cracker Jack's "Extreme" Reboot. It's extremely awful!
• INFOGRAPHIC: The Threats That Literally Surround Facebook
• Biopic Actors and Their Real-Life Counterparts
• How Star Wars Characters Eat Their Food
• 11 Things That Make You a Bad Driver
• Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class