Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Body Check

Women's reproductive rights are under attack across the globe. Sophie Cousins investigates the challenges women face in accessing abortion and contraception in two very different countries — India and the USA.
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THE BODY POLITICAL
THE GLOBAL WAR ON WOMEN
How Women's Bodies Became A Battle Zone In The US And India
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Women's reproductive rights are under attack across the globe. Sophie Cousins investigates the challenges women face in accessing abortion and contraception in two very different countries — India and the USA.
THE ORIGINAL SELF-CARE MOVEMENT
Before Vibrators Were Mainstream
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Starting in the 1970s, a cohort of enterprising women set out to bring feminism and sex-positivity to the adult-toy industry.
'I DON'T WORK WITH FAT PEOPLE'
What It's Like To Be Fat In France
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Gabrielle Deydier's book about being obese has ignited her native France. She tells Stefanie Marsh how her life has been a battle against "grossophobia," discrimination and verbal abuse — until now.
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BIZARRE BUILDINGS
A RARE SIGHT
The Meat Market That Sells Animals For Sacrifice
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"White families go to Dairy Queen, and Hmong families come here."
YO HO, YO HO, A PIRATE'S LIFE FOR THEM
Residents Of This Floating House Built From Dump Scraps Are Fighting Eviction
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"The biggest thing for me is that float houses don't have building codes, so out there you can build whatever you think up," says Nick, a man who lives in a floating house off the coast of Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. "You can't do that on land."
CHURCH AND STATE
Megachurches In Nigeria Are Building Their Own Cities
theguardian.com
Redemption Camp has 5,000 houses, roads, rubbish collection, police, supermarkets, banks, a fun fair, a post office — even a 25 megawatt power plant. In Nigeria, the line between church and city is rapidly vanishing.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
SMOOTH SAILING
This 30-Day Time-Lapse From A Cargo Ship Is Stunning
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​The world's oceans are incomprehensibly vast, a fact that's quite apparent in this spectacular time-lapse of a cargo ship's journey over the course of a month.
IN THE NEWS
UN Agrees To Toughest-Ever Sanctions Against North Korea
Here's What You Need To Know About The Rohingya People Fleeing Violence In Myanmar
Florida Struggles With Top Job In Irma's Wake: Restoring Power To Millions
Mitt Romney Considering Running For Senate Seat
'Monkey Selfie' Legal Battle Ends In Settlement
What To Expect And How To Watch Today's iPhone Event
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The Best Stuff We Found On Amazon This Week
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Magic hangover candy, an entertainment center hack, and more gold we struck in the Amazon mines this week.
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Monday, September 11, 2017

The Bronze Age Of TV

Fox's baffling new space drama (?), explained.
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CHANNEL SURF
FANFIC THAT CAN'T ADMIT IT'S FANFIC
Seth MacFarlane's 'The Orville' Isn't The Spoof Fox Advertised. It's Much Weirder — And Worse.
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Fox's baffling new space drama (?), explained.
SMALL FISH, SMALL POND
Even 'The Bachelor' Can't Find A Man
nytimes.com
In this upcoming season, vastly overqualified women will, once again, compete for the attention of mediocrity. This time he drives race cars.
FROM 'MODERN FAMILY' TO 'SILICON VALLEY'
Immigrants Are Still Punchlines On TV Comedies
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Many seemingly progressive shows harbor their own, subtle versions of xenophobia in which immigrants are visible only as goofy sidekicks.
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NATURE NATTER
A CRIMSON TIDE
Fighting Climate Change In A Red State
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Scientists and other climate experts are banding together in Atlanta with allies throughout the state to do what they can, regardless of the opposition.
LIKE 'GODOT' BUT IT MIGHT KILL YOU
Waiting For Hurricane Irma In Florida
esquire.com
What do you do with all this dread? A dispatch from Florida.
SALVINIA ASSAULT
Creature From The Green Lagoon
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Caddo Lake is being consumed by the world's most monstrous weed. Now a band of volunteers is making a last-ditch effort to save these treasured wetlands.
TAKE SOME ADVICE
How Can I Keep Disabled People Out Of My Daughter's Wedding, And Other Advice Column Questions
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This week's questions are about an adult who can't stop coloring, a woman sleeping with a brain-damaged man and a threesome involving cousins.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
THIS IS EERIE
Bahamas Beach Completely Dried Up After Hurricane Irma
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After the worst part of Irma had departed, the damages the hurricane had done could still be seen on the beach.
IN THE NEWS
Irma Downgraded To Tropical Storm
North Korea Threatens 'Pain And Suffering' Ahead Of UN Sanctions Vote
YouTuber PewDiePie Faces A Backlash After Saying The N-Word During A Live Stream
Ex-Leader Mikheil Saakashvili, Now A Man Without A Country, Surfaces In Ukraine
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Our Favorite Sneakers For Fall
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May your Monday be free of mediocre TV.

Sunday, September 10, 2017

Mailing It In

News Anchor Tries To Get A Panicked Reaction From A Floridian, Gets Schooled On How Hurricanes Work, Shanghai Construction Worker Does The Absolute Least To Get Rid Of A Puddle, There's A Better Way To Bank And It's With These Folks, Bold Seagull Steals A Bag Of Chips, Walks Right Out Of Store, Stupid Man Breaks His Truck By Towing A Driverless Car, InfoWars Reporter Tries To Talk To Teen, Gets Brutally Owned
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Sunday, September 10, 2017
News Anchor Tries To Get A Panicked Reaction From A Floridian, Gets Schooled On How Hurricanes Work
IRMA INSIGHTS
News Anchor Tries To Get A Panicked Reaction From A Floridian, Gets Schooled On How Hurricanes Work
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Granted, Irma certainly won't leave Florida unscathed, but this interviewee wasn't about to give a punchy cable news soundbite. He's been doing his research.
PLEASE, DON'T STRAIN YOURSELF
Shanghai Construction Worker Does The Absolute Least To Get Rid Of A Puddle
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We're not even mad, we're impressed by how inefficient and listless this is.
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GONNA NEED THE POLICE HELICOPTER
Bold Seagull Steals A Bag Of Chips, Walks Right Out Of Store
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This seagull knows *exactly* what it's doing, and we're impressed.
HILARIOUSLY DUMB
Stupid Man Breaks His Truck By Towing A Driverless Car
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We've watched this on loop about a hundred times, and every single time it's the dumbest thing we've seen all week.
THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT
InfoWars Reporter Tries To Talk To Teen, Gets Brutally Owned
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​InfoWars, Alex Jones' conspiracy theory and testosterone pill clearinghouse, is bad. Even the teens know it's bad, and this very good teen let an InfoWars reporter hear about it with some adult language.
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'BUT NO, THE GOAL DISAPPEARS SOMEHOW...'
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