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BuzzFeed Politics: Naked Man Sits On Statue In Central London For Three Hours And More!


Naked Man Sits On Statue In Central London For Three Hours

The man was arrested by police after he sat on a 19th century statue of the Duke of Cambridge in London Friday for a little more than three hours.

Justin Bieber Receives Medal From Canadian Prime Minister

The Diamond Jubilee Medal, which was bestowed upon Justin Bieber today by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, is awarded to Canadians who "have made significant contributions to Canada."

White House, State Department Silent On Uganda's Anti-Gay Bill

The Obama administration has expressed strong opposition to Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which has included the death penalty as a possible punishment, in the past. But neither the White House nor the State Department had comment Friday on the latest consideration of the bill.

President Obama Goes Christmas Shopping In Virginia

The President, and his two daughters Sasha and Malia, went shopping Saturday at One More Page Books in Arlington. The President bought about 15 books according to the White House pool report.

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BuzzFeed Animals: Just A Cat Who Knows How To Live Right And More!


Just A Cat Who Knows How To Live Right

And an owner who knows that cats deserve tiny homemade homes of their very own.

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BuzzFeed FWD: "Gangnam Style" Is Now The Most-Watched YouTube Video Of All Time And More!


"Gangnam Style" Is Now The Most-Watched YouTube Video Of All Time

With over 805 million views and counting, PSY's K-Pop hit has de-throned the former top viewed video, Justin Bieber's Baby. Hey, sexy lady...

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Unbelievable Lightness Of African States

James Fearon | Monkey Cage | 23 November 2012

"What is striking and surprising is how easy it can be to take over some African states, or large parts of them. Post-independence historical record provides numerous examples where dozens or a few hundred armed men have done it" Comments

Cooking For Freedom

Aidan Hartley | Spectator | 24 November 2012

Somali-born British chef goes home to open restaurant in Mogadishu. First guests include three Al-Shabab suicide bombers, who kill themselves and 20 customers. Service resumes after four or five coats of white paint Comments

Scientific Blind Spots

David Shaywitz | WSJ | 18 November 2012

Review of Samuel Arbesman's "Half-Life Of Facts". When an idea, even a mistaken one, becomes conventional wisdom, it is hard to dislodge. Spinach owes its reputation as an iron-rich food to a German chemist's error in 1870 Comments

Lies, Damn Lies And GDP

Morton Jerven | Guardian | 20 November 2012

Big African countries have been growing far faster than published figures suggest. Ghana has revised GDP estimate upwards by 60%. Nigeria may soon do likewise. Official statistics have failed to capture structural changes in economy Comments

Why Can't India Feed Its People?

Mehul Srivastava | Businessweek | 21 November 2012

Reporter returns to village of his father's family to see how people there live, eat and work today. He towers over them, a product of better childhood nutrition, and finds their diet still woefully inadequate Comments

What Killed Michael Porter's Monitor Group?

Steve Denning | Forbes | 20 November 2012

Consulting firm founded by business-school guru goes bankrupt. Why? Because Monitor advised clients to focus primarily on protecting themselves from competition. Not on innovation or customer satisfaction. Bad strategy Comments

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