You’re watching Fox News. You just don’t know it.Fox News was created to push right-wing nonsense into the mainstream, and now there’s no escaping it.
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We tend to assume that if a story is being covered by major news networks, it’s because journalists have decided that the story is important. But thanks to Fox News, that’s not always true.
The network was specifically created to generate scandals that would hurt Democrats and help Republicans. And because most major networks pay attention to what happens in conservative media, those pseudoscandals end up creeping into mainstream coverage.
The result is a media ecosystem that advantages Republicans by paying disproportionate attention to right-wing talking points.
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24 Hours with Female Marines in NYC: Fleet WeekNYC Fleet Week - an annual event where active duty Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen descend upon the city to rub elbows with the public and blow off some steam.
But to a lot of civilians, the image of ‘Fleet Week’ has been shaped by TV shows like “Sex in the City” - a kind of holiday where men in uniform are rewarded with free drinks and women throwing themselves at them.
But how true is that narrative when talking about female service members? What do they want out of Fleet Week? Last year, Vice’s Erica Matson was invited aboard the USS Arlington to spend 24 with a group of female Marines as they experienced Fleet Week for the first time.
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Climate change is making allergy season worseThe Pollen-ocalypse is coming.
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Allergy season is upon us once again. And if it seems like your allergies are getting worse year after year, it’s not just your imagination.
Pollen is a fine powder produced as part of the sexual reproductive cycle of many varieties of plants. As climate change warms the planet, pollen production is ramping up. And that’s becoming a problem, whether you suffer from seasonal allergies — or not.
Sources & further reading:
Why allergy season gets worse every year
https://www.vox.com/2019/4/8/18300342/pollen-season-2019-allergies-climate-change
Effects on pollen allergies on emergency room visits
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2018GH000153
Effects of temperature on pollen production in Northern Hemisphere
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542519619300154?via%3Dihub&for-guid=a3a12ea2-bd65-e711-b65f-90b11c343abd&utm_source=usatoday-Climate%20Point&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=narrative&utm_term=article_body
National Wildlife Federation report
https://www.aafa.org/media/1634/extreme-allergies-global-warming-report-2010.pdf
Climate Central report — Effect of CO2 on pollen production
https://www.climatecentral.org/gallery/graphics/more-co2-more-pollen
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Why Women Are Quitting Their Side Hustle: Leaving LuLaRoeLuLaRoe, a multi-billion dollar company that skyrocketed to success by attracting an army of women to sell their colorful patterned clothes is now facing numerous lawsuits calling the company a “pyramid scheme.”
Thousands of women who have bought into the LuLaRoe legging empire in hopes of getting rich quick has since left. We talk to three women about their experiences as LuLaRoe consultants and why they decided to leave the controversial MLM behind.
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My First Acid Trip Was With Strangers in CambodiaThe first time you trip, whether good or bad, is always memorable. In this episode of It’s Kicking In, "Elizabeth" describes the first time she tripped on acid she picked up in a shack while on holiday in Cambodia. Though she was travelling solo, she made a few friends who went along for the ride — ensuing in a chaotic and unforgettable experience.
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Europa o sovranismo: giovani italiani dibattono di elezioni, immigrazione e fascismoIn vista delle Elezioni Europee del 26 maggio 2019, abbiamo invitato nella redazione di VICE Italia otto tra ragazze e ragazzi—sovranisti, europeisti o nessuna delle due—per capire cosa siano l'Italia e l'Europa oggi.
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Smuggling Weed Across America's State Lines (WEEDIQUETTE Full Episode)Has the legalisation of marijuana in green friendly states led to a transformation in American cannabis smuggling? VICE correspondent Krishna Andavolu investigates the emerging black market for legal pot, meeting domestic smugglers moving a shipment of weed from California to New York. Watch more WEEDIQUETTE on All 4 here: http://bit.ly/weedonall4yt
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Facebook's Ban on White Nationalism Isn't as Simple as it Seems | Let Lee ExplainLee explains the intricacies of Facebook's new ban on white nationalism.
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My First Spray Tan at One of Yelp’s Worst Rated Tanning Salons | One Star ReviewsIt’s been a long, long winter, and Taji is ready for the summer. To get a head start on his summer bod, he took to Yelp in search of the lowest rated tanning salon he could find, in order to transform his skin to the perfect shade of orange.
So naturally, he went off to New Jersey to experience the services of a salon that’s tanned iconic celebrities including the cast members of “The Jersey Shore” and “The Real Housewives.”
Unfortunately, Sizzle Tans has received a heap of one star reviews from people claiming to have experienced bad customer service — and subpar tanning results. At the risk of getting burned, Taji went to get a spray tan from one of Yelp’s worst-rated tanning salons to see if the reviews are accurate, or if they could redeem themselves.
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Shoreline Crips Scratcher Turned Street Tattoo Artist | Under the InkWhen Looney, an OG Shoreline Crip from Venice Beach, CA, was incarcerated, he learned how to tattoo using a Walkman motor and an ink pen. Although illegal, being a “scratcher” (someone without formal tattoo training) in prison gave Looney the ability to cross the cultural divides that normally exist between different segments of the population and helped him gain respect amongst his fellow inmates.
Since his release, Looney has worked on building up his tattoo skills and continuing to learn by studying the works of Paul Booth, Bob Tyrrell, and Mister Cartoon. But since most of his training was done inside a prison cell instead of through an apprenticeship at a tattoo studio, he’s constantly had to prove to others that he’s more than just a scratcher. VICE catches up with Looney as he tattoos his friend Blue Rag and learns about his tattoo journey.
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Ho passato una giornata da pensionato, perché in pensione non ci andremo maiSe è vero che i giovani italiani non andranno mai in pensione, perché non provare oggi a passare una giornata da pensionati, per vivere ciò che potremmo non vivere mai? Tra passeggiate al parco, osservazione dei lavori pubblici, partite a bocce e carte e una puntatina in balera, Niccolò ha trascorso una giornata da pensionato medio del 2019.
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How Fyre Festival Almost Ruined My Life, TwiceMaryann Rolle lost $50k of her savings catering for the disastrous luxury Fyre Festival before the infamous event ended in chaos, leaving her and the rest of the island unpaid.
People witnessed her plight on a documentary about Fyre, and she suddenly made a fortune on GoFundMe. VICE went to the Bahamas to discover what she’s going to do with the money and how she almost got scammed again.
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Why drugs cost more in AmericaHow an EpiPen can cost $300 in the US and $38 in the UK.
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Prescription drugs cost more in the United States than anywhere else in the world. One big reason why is America’s particular system for how drugs get to patients, which is unlike almost any other country’s. But it’s also because the American prescription drug market is so profitable that the money it generates powers the entire global pharmaceutical industry.
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Working Weird Craigslist Jobs to Earn $965 for New York City RentVICE host Will Tilghman tries to make his monthly rent of $965 by working weird jobs posted on the gigs section of New York Craigslist. After staging a photoshoot for a restaurant, screening a bad horror movie, trying a new deodorant, writing a bio for a nice mom, handing out newspapers, doing a timely impersonation of Lord Varys from “Game of Thrones”, and more, Will goes deep into the world of Craigslist to see if he can actually pay his rent by doing odd-jobs.
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How Game of Thrones uses costume design to show powerCostume design links Sansa Stark and Cersei Lannister — and shows their struggles with authority.
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Sansa Stark and Cersei Lannister are two of Game of Thrones’ most recognizable enemies. But despite being on opposite sides of Westeros, their costumes have a ton in common.
From the very beginning of the show, their outfits have been mirrors. When they’re both oppressed and weak in the earlier seasons, they’re dressed in loose, pastel clothing signaling their lack of power. As the show moves on and their plots become more complicated, they don “survival camouflage,” clothes used to mask secrets and blend in with enemies. And when both women begin to assert the power of their houses, Lannister lions and Stark wolves become the focal point of their clothes.
In the show’s final season, Sansa and Cersei default to military-style accents on their gowns as they prep for battle. Those high-necked dresses evoke images of each family’s armor — full of defensive details like epaulets and draped chains. And while both leaders have learned different lessons about war and family, it’s safe to say their outfit parallels are there for a reason.
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We Tried Skating Our Way Into the 2019 Met GalaWhen the annual Met Gala was going down, it seemed too good an opportunity to miss… so VICE’s Taji Ameen recruited Pro Skater Duncan Rowland and off they went.
This year’s theme was ‘Camp’, so Duncan and Taji dressed for the occasion the best they could, armed with a small ramp and a skateboard each.
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The real experiments that inspired FrankensteinWhen Mary Shelley published her iconic novel in 1818, raising the dead seemed to be the near-future.
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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been reimagined onscreen hundreds of times and is a staple of pop culture. The prevailing takeaway is science-gone-wrong and the dangers of pursuing the unnatural. But contemporary readers, surrounded by Enlightenment-era scientific breakthroughs that were beginning to shift the definition of death, would have read the story as basically plausible.
Electricity was being used in a scientific practice called “galvanism,” which seemed to show some promise in reanimating body parts of recently dead animals and humans. Shelley even references galvanism in the 1831 edition of the book, citing it as an example of how this experiment could be a possibility.
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How the Salem Witch Trials Inspired These Twin Tattooists | Under the InkThe talented Matt and Ryan Murray are identical twin tattooists whose dark and gritty styles have drawn Instagram fame. We visit their shop in Salem to learn what inspires their ominous aesthetics and see what a typical day in their Victorian-inspired studio looks like.
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Eroina: come funziona la riduzione del danno in ItaliaLa riduzione del danno ha come scopo principale quello di limitare le problematiche legate all’uso di sostanze, ed evitare le morti per overdose. I centri di riduzione del danno non hanno tra i loro obiettivi quello di far smettere i consumatori, ma forniscono loro gli strumenti per farsi nel modo più sicuro possibile.
Mentre nel resto d’Europa realtà del genere sono già affermate da decenni, in Italia rimangono minoritarie e costrette ad operare lontane dalle luci dei riflettori. Siamo stati al drop-in di Collegno, vicino Torino, un centro di riduzione del danno unico in Italia.
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The Road to Mortal Kombat 11 - American Obsessions | Created with WB GamesIn this episode of American Obsessions, we’ll take a look at our cultural infatuation with Mortal Kombat and fighting games through the eyes of young champions and dark horses alike, the most competitive players among us, to create a visceral, present day and nail-biting celebration of the game we all know and love.
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I Was a Neo-Nazi Skinhead and Joined the Ku Klux Klan: How I Left | Erasing the HateTM Garret became a neo-nazi skinhead at a young age and then grew up to become a Grand Wizard of a KKK group based in Germany. One day though, he decided to cut ties and leave that life behind him.
VICE Met up with Garret to hear his story and understand what it means to be involved in — and leave — a white supremacist group.
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China's secret internment camps...and the internet detectives working to find them.
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China has been quietly detaining its population of Uighurs, the country’s Muslim minority, in internment camps. First-hand accounts from inside the camps paint a brutal picture of torture and political indoctrination. At first, China denied the existence of these camps and tried to cover them up. But as a network of academics and activists uncovered evidence of the camps' locations, and the reality of what’s going inside, China changed its story.
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The Prison Camp For Kids (HATE THY NEIGHBOUR Full Episode)British comedian Jamali Maddix heads to South Carolina to follow a correctional weekend for misbehaving children, run out of a working prison. Sent by their parents, kids who attend the prison camp are given strict drills and forced to meet real inmates who warn them of the dangers of not following orders. But is this facility doing more harm than good? Watch both seasons of HATE THY NEIGHBOUR totally free on All 4. http://bit.ly/HTNALL4
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Covering Up Racist Tattoos: Erasing the HateRomey Muns is a former member of the Aryan Brotherhood, a white supremacist group, who is trying to start a new life and leave his racist past behind him.
He has driven over 6 hours to Memphis, TN to get the tattoo of Hitler on his chest covered up for free as part of the Erasing the Hate Campaign.
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The Self-Help Program That Became a "Sex Cult" | Let Lee ExplainNXIVM is a hard thing to explain. Depending on who you ask it’s either a series of executive success programs, a multi-level marketing program, a sex cult, or, as their website puts it, “a community guided by humanitarian principles that seek to empower people and answer important questions about what it means to be human…” Lee explains the intricacies of the cult and why its been in national headlines the past few weeks.
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Hunting the One Percent’s Doomsday Bunkers in New ZealandJournalist Baz MacDonald searches for evidence of the survival bunkers being shipped to New Zealand, while investigating the factors causing this rise in paranoia among the rich and the effect this rhetoric has on their destination of choice - the mountain resort town, Queenstown.
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How London is fighting its nightmare trafficCongestion pricing works – just look at London.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced a plan to bring congestion pricing to New York City. The goal is to raise money for the city’s crumbling public transit system and reclaim the dangerously busy city streets. But what is congestion pricing, and can it actually solve all our transit woes?
We took a look at London, a city that enacted a congestion charge in 2003, to see some of the benefits. Check out the video above to learn more.
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Finally – Check out this article by Nicole Badstuber on how London congestion pricing has started to level out and the plans the city has in place to bring revenue back up:
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The truth behind the TV show CopsThe longest-running reality show in The US.
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“When it premiered, “Cops” was one of the first reality television shows and it has been broadcasting continuously since 1989. In this video, we worked with the podcast “Running From Cops” to understand why the show has stayed on TV for so long. At the time it was selected for development by Fox executive Stephen Chao, the writer’s strike of 1988 had created a desire for unscripted television that didn’t require hiring union talent.
But once “Cops” was on the air, it was the vision of “Cops” creator John Langley that would make the show last. He understood that the show presented a new opportunity for law enforcement agencies and it was his approach to making “Cops” that has kept police interested in appearing on the show. While “Cops” no longer has the high TV ratings it garnered during the nineties, it has been a persistent presence on television and it has spawned several imitators, including the very popular show “Live PD”.
Like “Cops”, these shows use variations of a reality format developed by “Cops” that features police performing their daily duties. The stripped-down format has remained nearly the same since the show began in 1989 and during the thirty years since “Cops” has had the same agreement with police that agree to appear on the reality show.
To learn what that agreement is, make sure to watch the video above.
To learn even more about “Cops”, make sure to listen to “Running From Cops”: a podcast that investigates various aspects of “Cops” and examines its cultural impact on policing on America.
Sources:
2018 ratings (“Roseanne” no longer running):
https://www.businessinsider.com/most-popular-tv-shows-of-the-year-nielsen-ratings-2018-5
https://www.thedailybeast.com/game-of-thrones-finale-2018-how-much-will-it-cost
https://deadline.com/2018/12/live-pd-is-most-viewed-show-of-2018-on-ott-vod-and-dvr-survey-1202526855/
Newspapers:
“New York Times”, January 7, 1989
“Pittsburgh Post-Gazette” March 11, 1989
“Arizona Republic” March 10, 1989
“The Californian” November 24, 2015
“Cops” viewership:
“Law Enforcement and Crime on ‘Cops’ and ‘World’s Wildest Police Videos’: Anecdotal Form and the Justification of Racial Profiling” Theodore O. Prosise, & Ann Johnson p. 74 http://www.uky.edu/~addesa01/documents/Cops.pdf
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How the Yakuza Changed Tattoo Culture in Japan | Under the InkTebori describes the hand-carven technique of Japanese tattooing. It's a traditional method that dates back to the 17th century, but was once completely banned after being closely associated with the yakuza, Japan's organized crime syndicates.
Tattooing overall in Japan is taboo. The government itself deems that one must be a licensed health professional to tattoo, but the government isn't issuing licenses to tattoo, leaving the profession in a legal grey zone.
In the first episode of Under the Ink, we follow Horimasa Tosui, who tattoos in secret in order to practice his work.
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The 300-Year-Old Exploding Hammer TraditionIn San Juan de la Vega, Mexico, there is an annual festival celebrating San Juanito, a Robin Hood figure. Like any other festival, there are prayers, parades, and an abundance of food, but this celebration is accompanied by a unique activity: detonating homemade explosives with hammers.
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Alessandro Proto: intervista al più grande impostore italianoPer anni il nome di Alessandro Proto è apparso ossessivamente sui giornali di mezzo mondo. Prima nelle vesti di immobiliare dei divi, associato a personaggi come Clooney, Ronaldo e Johnny Depp. Poi di squalo della finanza, pronto ad acquistare titoli di banche e squadre di calcio.
Niente di tutto ciò era vero. Con una strategia fatta di comunicati stampa inventati, Proto per anni ha manipolato i media italiani ed esteri. Si è costruito la fama di pezzo grosso, e l’ha sfruttata a suo guadagno. Fino a quando nel 2013 è arrivata la condanna al carcere e una multa di 4 milioni e mezzo di euro per manipolazione, truffa e ostacolo all’autorità di vigilanza.
L'abbiamo incontrato per capire come è diventato "il più grande impostore italiano."
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This lake now has legal rights, just like youWhy the “rights of nature” could be the next frontier for environmentalism.
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The Lake Erie Bill of Rights is the first law of its kind in the United States. In February of 2019, the residents of Toledo, Ohio voted to give Lake Erie's entire ecosystem legal rights. That means any citizen of Toledo, if they have credible evidence that a corporation or government is harming the lake, can file a lawsuit on behalf of Lake Erie in court.
The Lake Erie Bill of Rights is part of a larger movement to give legal rights to mountains, rivers, forests, and other natural objects. The citizens of these communities -- from Pennsylvania, to Ecuador, to New Zealand -- argue that because their long-term survival is dependent on the health of their natural surroundings, anything that harms the lakes, rivers, or forests they depend on should be considered a legal harm.
It’s a totally new way of approaching the law, and it could change the very nature of our relationship with the natural world. This is how one community in Ohio started what they hope will be a nationwide movement.
Further Reading:
The National Center for Water Quality at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio has a great site (http://lakeeriealgae.com/) on harmful algae blooms.
This feature from Belt Magazine goes into more detail about some of the other agricultural practices that contribute to Lake Erie’s harmful algal blooms.
This in-depth explainer (https://civileats.com/2019/04/09/lake-erie-was-granted-legal-rights-could-it-change-the-farm-pollution-debate/) from Civil Eats goes into more detail about the rise of CAFOs in the Western Lake Erie Basin.
Ohio Sea Grant (https://ohioseagrant.osu.edu/research/issues/habs) is another excellent resource for learning about harmful algae blooms.
Pam Taylor’s group, Environmentally Concerned Citizens of South Central Michigan, published a report in collaboration with the Sierra Club (https://www.sierraclub.org/michigan/follow-manure-factory-farms-and-lake-erie-algal-crisis) on the impact of manure spreading in the Western Lake Erie Basin.
If you want to learn more about how larger industrial farm operations view the issue, this blog post (https://ofbf.org/2019/02/27/farm-bureau-support-farmers-legal-action-lake-erie-bill-of-rights/) from the Ohio Farm Bureau outlines why they’re fighting the Lake Erie Bill of Rights in court.
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How to Treat Bottle Servers at a Club, According to Bottle ServersBottle service girls at a club talk about their experiences, covering the do's and don'ts of how to behave at a club.
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Taking LSD, MDMA, and DMT to Treat Mental HealthWhile psychedelic drugs such as LSD, psilocybin, and DMT are most commonly associated with recreational highs and headtrips, a groundswell of academic opinion suggests that the substances could be utilized to serve a raft of therapeutic benefits as well. In Australia, official trials of medicinal psychedelics are only just starting to get off the ground.
But a small community of experimental psychotherapists—along with self-medicating users—have been using acid and mushrooms to treat mental health conditions for years, with promising results. We speak to some of the people who are at the coalface of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in Australia—and hear their views on how mind-expanding drugs could be the next frontier in mental health treatment.
Please note that since this video was made, a medical trial using psilocybin for palliative care patients will be introduced in Melbourne, Australia. Read more: https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/439kqn/a-melbourne-hospital-will-trial-magic-mushroom-therapy-for-dying-patients
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Finding Salvation with an Online CultUnicult is not your typical cult. Founded in 2012 by self proclaimed pop-spiritual leader Unicole Unicron, this mostly online group and its millennial following studies everything from crystals to aliens and seeks to empower each other to seek joy on earth.
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The goose that conquered AmericaThe Canada goose is a nuisance. But you might not realize how it got that way.
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In this episode of Vox Almanac, Vox’s Phil Edwards explores the poop-filled history of the Canada goose — and the way people transformed it from migratory wonder to public nuisance.
If you’ve played on a soccer field or strolled past a golf course in the United States, you’ve doubtless seen gaggles of Canada geese terrorizing the public space. These geese were actually put here by state agencies in the 1960s, '70s, and '80s as part of public programs to create Canada goose populations after nearly hunting the bird to extinction. Because these birds are all protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, it proves surprisingly difficult to get the geese to leave.
There are some methods of geese removal, like egg oiling, or addling, that stop new geese from hatching. It’s a lot of effort, but it works. Still, these Canada geese illustrate some of the unintended consequences that happened when people tried to foster flocks in the last half-century.
Further Reading:
Home grown honkers was a definitive guide to goose raising. You can find information about it here, and some used copies are available online: https://pubs.er.usgs.gov/publication/93780
Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s bird guide is an invaluable resource to learn the basics about all birds, including the Canada goose: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Canada_Goose/
Many state agencies have written histories of their geese programs, but this Federal Impact Statement from 2002 is the best option for an overall picture: https://books.google.com/books?id=VzA3AQAAMAAJ&dq=canada%20goose%20history%20extinction&pg=PP2#v=onepage&q=canada%20goose%20history%20extinction&f=false
Harold Hanson’s book, The Giant Canada Goose, chronicles the rediscovery of a species once thought extinct (as well as some breeding advice): https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Giant_Canada_Goose.html?id=EzXxAAAAMAAJ
These bird population studies give you a picture of changing bird populations over the past 50 years: https://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/bbs/tr2015/trend2015_v3.html
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Meeting Anonymous Without The Masks (Cyberwar Full Episode)Anonymous: it's a brand, a meme, a movement. They hacked corporations, challenged governments and wanted to change the world. But after a series of arrests and an informant on the inside threatened to end the hacking group forever, what did Anonymous become? Back in 2016, we sent VICE reporter Ben Makuch to investigate.
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Why Weed is Good | Let Lee ExplainWeed has been a controversial topic in America since the Reefer Madness days thanks to fear mongering and propaganda. Lee explains why you shouldn’t believe it.
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Animals Debate Pop Culture Through Pet PsychicsTaji Ameen is on a quest to learn what it takes to become a better human, and who better to provide deep analysis of human behaviour than the animals of mother earth.
But animals can’t talk… in any language! Not to worry, we have enlisted the help of animal whisperers assigned to each animal to represent their opinion.
These highly skilled mediums helped Taji talk to animals to find out what they think of the way we’ve been treating our planet.
We asked cats, chickens, donkeys, llamas, alpacas, geese, dogs, and rabbits some of the most pressing questions of our time: what’s up with Kanye West? Should we cancel cancel culture? How is Tekashi69 going to make it in witness protection? And what’s the difference between a fence and wall?Click here to subscribe to VICE: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
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Why this photography pioneer faked his own deathIn 1839, Hippolyte Bayard invented photography. And nobody cared.
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People usually associate the birth of photography with Louis Daguerre’s Daguerreotype. His process became the first widespread method of photography after France revealed to the world on August 19, 1839. But there were actually multiple inventors of photography, and one of them was an amateur French tinkerer named Hippolyte Bayard. Even before Daguerre’s process was revealed, Bayard had achieved photographic results.
However, François Arago, the chair of the French Academy of Sciences, overlooked Bayard’s accomplishment and elevated Daguerre’s instead. And as a protest to this perceived injustice, Bayard took a self-portrait depicting himself as an unidentified man in the Paris Morgue who took his own life. This image is not only the first staged photo, it’s also an early example of photography depicting something non-literal and symbolic, laying the groundwork for the medium to be used as a form of creative expression.
Bayard's photographs at the French Society of Photography:
http://www.sfp.asso.fr/photographie/index.php?/search/76
Sources:
The Drowned Inventor, Jillian Lerner: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/03087298.2014.939825?journalCode=thph20&
The Impossible Photograph, Michal Sapir:
http://muse.jhu.edu/article/20909
The New History of Photography, Michal Frizot:
https://www.scribd.com/doc/210934705/The-New-History-of-Photography-Michel-Frizot
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The Gadget That Measures How Strong Your Weed SmellsWith cannabis legalization happening in states across the US and all of Canada, weed regulation is a new frontier for entrepeneurs and existing businesses alike. The Nasal Ranger is a device used for various odor-detecting purposes that found a new use-case when cannabis legalization happened.
Invented by Chuck McGinley and St. Croix Sensory, the Nasal Ranger works by recording the strength of smell, allowing the user to precisely measure how strong a smell is -- that goes for garbage smell just as much as dank weed. Chuck and his team are helping cities and cannabis farms work together in weed legal states to co-exist in a more harmonious way.
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Why measles is back in the USAlmost all US states allow parents to opt their children out of vaccinations.
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Measles is back in the United States, and to understand why, you have to understand where.
When anti-vaccination misinformation leads to a drop in the number of children immunized, a community can lose its “herd immunity.” This happens most often in small, tight-knit communities, in which measles can spread like wildfire. 75% of all recent measles cases have happened in those types of communities.
In order for everyone to be protected from measles, all people who can get vaccinated need to. But most states allow parents to opt out of vaccinating their children for any philosophical reason - and that’s allowing measles to make a comeback.
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Getting Pulled Over After Smoking Weed Legally: What Happens?Manisha Krishnan finds out what it’s like to smoke weed and get pulled over by the cops in a post-legalization Canada.
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How to Hotbox an Outhouse With A Shop-Vac | SmokeablesTrey found himself in the Canadian wilderness with nothing but a shop-vac, piping, tubes, sockets, a blow torch, some weed, and an outhouse. So naturally, he devised a contraption to hotbox said outhouse.
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What DNA ancestry tests can — and can’t — tell youI took a DNA ancestry test. It didn’t tell me where my ancestors came from…
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At-home DNA ancestry tests have become hugely popular in recent years. More than 26 million have taken one of these tests. If their marketing is to be believed, they can help you learn where your DNA comes from, and even where your ancestors lived.
But the information that can be inferred from your DNA is actually much more limited than testing companies are letting on. And that has lead consumers to misinterpret their results — which is having negative consequences.
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The limits of ancestry DNA tests, explained
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Was I part British, part Dutch, a little bit Jewish? The oddness of DNA tests.
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White nationalists are flocking to genetic ancestry tests — with surprising results
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/white-nationalists-are-flocking-to-genetic-ancestry-tests-with-surprising-results/
Direct-to-consumer racial admixture tests and beliefs about essential racial differences
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0190272514529439
The human genome diversity panel browser
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Lebanon’s Green Gold: The Debate to Legalize CannabisLebanon is about to take a historic step for the Arab World with a proposed bill to legalize the cultivation of cannabis for medical use. But in the fertile Bekaa valley in Eastern Lebanon, where communities have been growing cannabis for generations, this news has not gone down well.
VICE’s Rony Karkar finds out why Lebanon is so keen to legalize cannabis, and travels to the village of Yammouneh, where one of the main cannabis farming communities live, to find out why they think they’ll lose out if their livelihood becomes legal.
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Hacker verdient geld door bij grote bedrijven en de overheid in te brekenVan de NPO en Dumpert tot Phillips en het Algemeen Dagblad: al hun websites zijn al eens gehackt door de 19-jarige Zawadi Done uit Heerjansdam. Hij maakt er verder geen misbruik van, maar meldt het gewoon netjes, waarna hij vaak een financiële beloning krijgt. Een keer ving hij bijvoorbeeld achthonderd euro voor twee uurtjes hacken, en hij heeft ook al een stuk of twintig keer kwetsbaarheden bij de Nederlandse overheid blootgelegd.
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The real reason Boeing's new plane crashed twiceThis isn’t just a computer bug. It’s a scandal.
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Two Boeing airplanes have fallen out of the air and crashed in the past six months. On the surface, this is a technical failure. But the real story is about a company's desire to beat their rival.
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The Watchdogs Surveilling Border Patrol and ICEAlong the Texas-Mexico border a group of citizens, with the help of grassroot organizations and the ACLU, are given the tools and empowerment to film interactions and arrests by Border Patrol and ICE upon the residents of their community.
Since 2003, almost 100 people have been killed by border patrol agents in various situations. ICE’s secrecy and lack of transparency has lead the citizens of Brownsville, Texas to take matters into their own hands by using MigraCam, an app that can livestream suspicious moments to close family members and friends, ensuring a public record of what happens on the ground.
Communities like Brownsville have experienced a significant increase in traffic stops for minor — or even falsified — infractions, often leading to deportation.
VICE travelled to the US-Mexico border to meet up with the users of MigraCam, following activists as they act as community watchdogs, ensuring public safety.
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Norway is designing a more humane prisonThere’s a better way to design prison architecture.
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Halden Prison in Norway looks sort of like a fancy dorm room or a hotel — much different than the barbed wire and cramped cells we often associate with prison design. Its look is all part of a plan to create a more humane prison, one where the architecture isn’t part of the punishment.
Most prisons around the world are consolidated into one single building. This style makes it easy and efficient for inmates to move around, but the design is monotonous and full of visually unappealing materials, like steel and concrete. Plus, tight quarters inside these spaces can foster conflict.
Halden has a different structure: a campus design, where inmates move from one building to another, and are surrounded by lots of windows and construction materials that help muffle noise and take advantage of natural light.
The prison’s layout also encourages guards to interact with inmates face-to-face, which fosters better relationships and reduces security-related incidents.
Halden’s design style is expensive — which is why we mostly see it implemented in places with good social support systems, like Western Europe and Scandinavia. Still, the design is setting new standards for what prisons could be like in the future.
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One of Yelp’s Worst-Rated Plastic Surgeons: I Got Work DoneWe found one of Yelp’s worst rated plastic surgeons to work on Taji’s face.
Some reviews mention Dr. Mirza works out of gym bags, others say he works under different aliases at various locations. Either way, the reviews warned us to be very skeptical. But this show is all about giving fair chances and offering redemption, so we rolled the dice as usual.
Taji’s procedure involved Botox of the forehead, fillers between the eyes, and around the mouth. Can Taji keep his youthful glow?
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How Leonardo da Vinci made a "satellite" map in 1502It was a feat of technological and symbolic imagination. And it was pretty accurate, too.
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Leonardo da Vinci’s known for his art and inventions — but also his groundbreaking maps, like this one of Imola, Italy. In this episode of Vox Almanac, Vox’s Phil Edwards explores how it was made.
Drafting 1502’s equivalent to a “satellite” map was a massive undertaking, and Leonardo managed to pull it off. His early map helped Italian politcian Cesare Borgia construct an idea of the town of Imola that was far more accurate than most contemporary maps. Through the use of careful measurements of angles and pacing out distances using a primitive odometer, Leonardo managed to create a map that was very close to accurate.
This map — an “ichnographic” map — was a step forward in portraying how maps could work to represent geography. Though it’s marked with some inaccuracies, it’s stunningly precise for the time and pushed forward the art of mapmaking. Leonardo’s Imola remains, even today, a remarkably useful guide to the city.
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Why this black hole photo is such a big dealWhat it took to collect these 54-million-year-old photons from a supermassive black hole.
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This is an updated version of a video we published in 2016 about the Event Horizon Telescope, an international collaboration to image a black hole for the first time in human history.
On April 10, 2019, the team announced their results: They had successfully imaged the supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy m87, which is nearly 54 million light-years away from us. They were able to achieve unprecedented resolution using very long baseline interferometry, which combines the observations of multiple radio telescopes across the globe.
The team wanted to find out whether Einstein's Theory of General Relativity holds up in the extreme environment of black holes, and the results do, in fact, seem to be consistent with the predictions. In the future, we may see more and shaper images of black holes as the team targets smaller wavelengths of light and recruits more telescopes. Eventually, they may include an orbiting space telescope.
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The Homeless Man Who Made a Horror MovieDavid Fussell’s dream was always to be a film director. Whilst living in a small town in Wales and working as a mechanic, misfortune struck - both of his parents died and the house he inherited from them flooded, costing him £90,000. Instead of dwelling on his misfortune, he saw the loss as an opportunity: freedom.
He decided to put his remaining money towards living out his dream by self financing, writing, producing, directing and acting in the action-spy-horror movie he always wanted to make - Mystic Demon Killer. This decision eventually cost him a lot more than he had anticipated, including his home. It didn’t, however, dampen his spirits.
After shooting the film, whilst living in a van, he took a train to London with nothing but the clothes on his back and a rough cut of his film on a hard drive. Since coming to London, David has managed to build a network of supportive people and organisations who have helped him out in various ways to realise his vision. He has spent the past four and a half years sleeping rough outside a department store in Central London by night, and editing his film by downloading some free editing software on a computer in the offices of a homeless shelter by day.
VICE follow David in the build up to the cinematic premiere of his film. David takes us on a tour of his London, showing us the places which have been important in his journey. David’s optimism and determination are admirable, and through spending time with him and his friends it is clear that the preconception of homeless people which is often lazily pedaled out by the mainstream media doesn’t even come close to the rich and varied realities and experiences for the many different types of people who live on the street.
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How Stage 4 Cancer Changed Me as a Tattoo ArtistSue Jeiven is a tattoo artist in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. She's also living with Stage 4 breast cancer. We met her to talk about her work, her life, and how she wants her art to live on.
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The devilish history of the explicit lyrics stickerHeavy metal and Satan played a role in the introduction of the explicit lyrics sticker.
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The explicit lyrics sticker is one of the most recognizable images in American music. Its placement on an album cover signifies you’re going to hear something for adult ears only, and it’s an image we often take for granted. The story behind how we got that sticker is bonkers, to say the least.
The very public discussion around the advisory label involved the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC), a group led by the wives of Washington politicians and a few musicians including Frank Zappa, Dee Snider, and John Denver.
While the PMRC’s involvement was allegedly sparked by some raunchy lyrics from Prince’s 1984 album Purple Rain, the debate over rock lyrics had been infiltrating American culture and politics for a decade. The driving force behind that debate was the rise of heavy metal, a genre that saw explosive popularity with the launch of MTV in 1981, and the growing influence of the religious right, who saw rock music as a powerful threat to Christianity.
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Cryptomiljonair investeert in nieuwe goudmijn: psychedelicaLivaneli Yildiran (25) uit Rotterdam werd miljonair door slim te handelen in cryptocurrency, en is sindsdien altijd op zoek gebleven naar nieuwe, lucratieve investeringen. Nadat hij eerst in Canadese cannabis belegde, steekt hij zijn geld nu in psychedelica voor therapeutische doeleinden.
In deze aflevering van Nieuw Geld spreekt Livaneli onder andere af met COMPASS Pathways in Utrecht. Dat is een bedrijf dat klinisch onderzoek doet naar de werking van psilocybine op therapieresistente depressie – een stofje dat ook in paddo’s zit. Hij moet minstens een half miljoen euro op tafel leggen om mee te doen aan de volgende investeringsronde, en daar gaat hij gelijk mee akkoord.
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Why Your Rent is So Damn HighIn 2017 about 43 Million Americans spent more than $485 billion on rent, which is the most money ever spent on rent. Lee explains why so many people are renting more than ever and how much we are spending on it.
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The Life and Death of Legendary Wrestler Bruiser Brody | DARK SIDE OF THE RING (Full Episode)30 years after the death of Bruiser Brody, three of his contemporaries share their story like never before. Dutch Mantell, Abdullah the Butcher, and Tony Atlas relive the locker room confrontation that ended in tragedy and changed wrestling forever.
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Safer at War than at Home | Diary of a Combat Medic (Part 3/3)The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) took the last ISIS stronghold on the 23rd of March, 2019, marking an end to the 5-year Caliphate. Many different armed groups were involved in its fall; among them was the Kurdish anti-jihadist militia People's Defence Unit (YPG).
We follow one of their volunteers, the Swedish Kurdish combat medic Firat, as he returned to Syria to fight to last battle against ISIS.
In part three, Firat tells us about how he feels safer on the frontline than back in Sweden and about the impact the war has had on civilians.
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Is breakfast the most important meal of the day?Cereal makers sold us a breakfast myth.
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Cereal companies have perpetuated a big myth about breakfast: that the first meal of the day is crucial to good health. And one of their most long-lasting claims is that breakfast is a good strategy for weight loss. Turns out, a closer look at the science suggests that may not be the case. We trace the origins of this myth, and the long history of breakfast companies making dubious health claims.
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Earworm is back with Season 2Earworm is back with Season 2. Tune in on April 9 for the first episode!
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Vox’s Earworm, a video series that dives deep into the origin stories of sounds in pop music, is back for a second season. We’ll be telling stories that cover everything from the 1980s backlash against heavy metal to the otherworldly sounds of Jamaican dub music.
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Interrogating Enemy Fighters | Diary of a Combat Medic (Part 2/3)The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) took the last ISIS stronghold on the 23rd of March, 2019, marking an end to the 5-year Caliphate. Many different armed groups were involved in its fall; among them was the Kurdish anti-jihadist militia People's Defence Unit (YPG). We follow one of their volunteers, the Swedish Kurdish combat medic Firat, as he returned to Syria to fight to last battle against ISIS.
In part two, Firat’s unit has captured two ISIS fighters and he shows us how he interrogates them.
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10 domande che hai sempre voluto fare a... un tourettico - Con Claudio ColicaLa sindrome di Tourette è un disturbo neurologico caratterizzato dalla presenza di tic motori, sonori o ideici di tipo transitorio o cronico. Per tante persone si tratta di tic di lieve entità, mentre per altre i tic possono essere invalidanti. In ogni caso, è un luogo comune pensarla unicamente come quella condizione che ti fa urlare parolacce e bestemmie tutto il giorno, ed è per questo che abbiamo pensato di fare un po' di domande a una persona con la Tourette.
Per esempio: cosa comporta la Tourette? Ti sei mai trovato in situazioni imbarazzanti per via della sindrome? Come influisce sulla tua vita? Ne abbiamo parlato con Claudio Colica, attore e autore del duo Le Coliche che ha la sindrome di Tourette.
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What to Pack for War in Syria | Diary of a Combat Medic (Part 1/3)The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) took the last ISIS stronghold on the 23rd of March, 2019, marking an end to the 5-year Caliphate. Many different armed groups were involved in its fall; among them was the Kurdish anti-jihadist militia People's Defense Unit (YPG). We follow one of their volunteers, the Swedish Kurdish combat medic Firat, as he returned to Syria to fight the last battle against ISIS.
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Why Tucker Carlson pretends to hate elitesWhy would Tucker Carlson, who used to brag about being an “out-of-the-closet elitist,” use his primetime Fox News show to rail against the “ruling class?”
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Tucker Carlson has branded himself as a populist, condemning the “liberal elite” that he argues makes up the American “ruling class.” It’s a good shtick, and it’s helped him stand out from other Fox News hosts. But while Tucker decries the “elite” on his show, he regularly ignores major stories of Republican economic policies that harm the working class, choosing instead to focus on bogus culture war stories.
That isn’t an accident. Carlson’s show is meant to distract Fox News viewers from Republican economics, channeling their frustration and anger at groups that don’t deserve it. That kind of misdirection produces what Marxist theorists call “false consciousness”: when workers are tricked into accepting their own exploitation.
On Strikethrough, Vox producer Carlos Maza explores the challenges facing the news media in the age of Trump. Follow Carlos on Facebook for more: https://www.facebook.com/CarlosMazaVox
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How this family built life hack cultureThey inspired “Cheaper by the Dozen.” But their story is far more interesting than a movie.
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This famous family was fascinating, unique, and contributed to the way we live today.
In this pilot episode of History Club, Vox’s Phil Edwards and Coleman Lowndes discuss the incredible Gilbreth story, with all its twists and turns.
The Gilbreth family became famous in the film "Cheaper By The Dozen" but they were far more interesting than the most recent incarnation. Though the 1950 movie came closer to the truth, the real Gilbreths were pioneers in home life and the business world.
Frank and Lillian Gilbreth were equal partners in their unique business of time efficiency. Frank Gilbreth brought a construction background, while Lillian was the psychological half. Together, their time and motion studies mixed analysis and psychology in a seamless fashion.
Later on, Lillian led their business alone — and her pivot to home life has a clear connection to the life hack culture we live in today.
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Inside the The Drug Flats of BarcelonaSince 2016, criminal gangs have occupied more than a hundred flats in central Barcelona to sell and use drugs, turning them into so-called narcopisos. Neighbors living in what were previously peaceful areas complain of fights, stabbings, and sometimes being terrorized out of their own homes.
But despite their calls for help, it can take months for the police to intervene. VICE investigates how the narcopisos operate, how they affect the city’s residents, and why they are so prevalent in Barcelona.
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Polyamory: The World of Open Relationships (Slutever Full Episode)In this special episode of Slutever season two, sex blogger Karley Sciortino meets advocates and couples from the polyamorous community to learn how it all works when there's three in a bed. She goes polyamorous speed dating and attends a 'compersion' wrestling class to see if she can ever kiss goodbye to her inner jealous monster.
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Inside Canada’s First Weed Curling TournamentDo weed and curling mix? Manisha Krishnan sets off to Wiarton, Ontario to find out. Despite legalization, many in this tiny town still hold conservative views when it comes to weed.
In an effort to reinvigorate interest in one of Canada’s most cherished sports, local cannabis enthusiast Ted Ratcliffe created “Bongspiel,” the first fully legal weed curling tournament in Canada.
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Raised off the Grid: Meet the 17-Year Old Living in the Wilderness | Created with Amazon PrimeOn a remote homestead in the Blue Ridge Mountains, 17-year-old Maddie Roark spent her childhood learning how to camp, shoot and hunt. With college on the horizon, she’s returning to the wilderness to reset; as she preps for a 6 month solo hike on the Appalachian Trail. We met up with Maddie to learn more about what it’s like to go though high school off the grid.
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A Doctor Explains What Happens When Smuggling Cocaine Goes WrongLuke smuggled cocaine into the U.S. to pay off his student loans. He got caught when a cocaine pellet he swallowed broke in his stomach. We spoke to a doctor with experience in what happens when a cocaine pellet ruptures internally.
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How to build a dinosaurWe’ve never found a fully intact T. Rex, but we know how to build one.
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When paleontologists uncover a dinosaur they usually only find part of the animal, but when we walk through a museum we see exhibits that paint a full picture – so how do they fill in all those blank spaces? In the early 1900’s artists used to hand carve the pieces, but we’ve come a long way in the past century – both technologically and scientifically.
Now, we’re living in what some call a “golden age” for paleontology. Researchers are uncovering nearly one new species of dinosaur a week – making building exhibits easier and more efficient.
Norell’s newest exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History called T.Rex: The ultimate predator is open through August 9th 2020: https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/t-rex-the-ultimate-predator
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I Smuggled Cocaine Into the US to Pay Off My Student LoansLike many millennials across the country, Luke graduated college owing thousands of dollars in student loan debt - $130,000, to be exact.
With no job and no money in the bank, Luke devised a desperate plan: he would smuggle cocaine from Panama to the United States to pay off his student loans.
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Why baby cages were a thingYep, they hung above traffic. And there was a reason.
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In this episode of Vox Almanac, Vox’s Phil Edwards explores the bold and beautiful baby cage.
Yes, hanging baby cages were a minor fad in the early 20th century. Why? A couple of reasons are listed in one baby cage patent, and they give us insight into the culture of the time.
First, urbanization in the United States and England made people want to recapture some of the country life they were missing. Baby cages were one way to do that, giving babies “fresh air” without taking them out of the city.
As importantly, tuberculosis treatments involving fresh air made it a common treatment for a wider variety of ailments. People sought ways to sleep outdoors as much as possible so, when it came to babies, it makes sense that they wanted the best for their little tykes.
So are baby cages a good idea? Probably not — but they are an understandable one.
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Le 4 idiozie sull'immigrazione che Salvini spaccia per vereI famigerati “35 euro al giorno” di cui disporrebbe ogni migrante, il “wi-fi gratis” nei centri d’accoglienza, gli attori pagati per simulare i naufragi: sono tutti slogan anti-immigrazione che vengono ripetuti da anni.
Ma se una volta molte di queste “leggende” restavano confinate su siti e pagine xenofobe, oggi sono parte della propaganda ufficiale del potere e di chi esclama continuamente “la pacchia è finita!”
Pensate a tormentoni come i porti chiusi più volte annunciati da Salvini, o alle sparate sull'invasione.
In questo video, con l'aiuto di dati e studi, affrontiamo quattro delle false credenze più comuni sul tema dell’immigrazione.
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Conservatives and Progressives Debate Feminism (Extended Version)Progressive and conservative women hash it out in the VICE office. (Watch a shorter version of this debate here: https://youtu.be/LVXWPjxbLEY)
What does it mean to identify as a feminist? How has Me Too impacted women around the world? Where does abortion wrap up into the broader idea of feminism? What about LGBTQ and trans rights? Who voted for Hillary Clinton, and who voted for Donald Trump?
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0:57 - Who here identifies as a feminist?
1:11 - What does feminism mean to you? Why do you or do you not identify as a feminist?
4:59 - Is the term “feminist” inclusive of all women?
6:43 - If you aren’t a feminist, are you anti-women?
7:19 - Are feminists anti-men?
9:07 - Dissenting opinions on society being “dominated” by men
10:11 - How are we going to create the future we want?
11:13 - Women and the GOP
12:44 - Who here voted for Donald Trump?
16:12 - Hillary Clinton
17:55 - How have Trump voters been treated by progressive women?
19:27 - How does abortion wrap into the idea of feminism?
24:53 - Shaming moms and motherhood
26:43 - “Do you support the Me Too movement?”
27:36 - “Believe all women” debate and Me Too
28:43 - Has work culture changed after Me Too?
29:51 - Trump’s “grab ‘em by the pussy” comments
33:10 - Dating culture after Me Too
34:53 - Consent in relationships
36:14 - Are trans-women helping the women and gender equality movement?
37:59 - Do traditional gender roles have a place in society?
39:48 - Are there ways women are privileged?
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Conservatives and Progressives Debate Feminism, #MeToo, and Donald TrumpProgressive and conservative women hash it out in the VICE office.
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What does it mean to identify as a feminist? How has Me Too impacted women around the world? Where does abortion wrap up into the broader idea of feminism? Who voted for Hillary Clinton, and who voted for Donald Trump?
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Why some Asian accents swap Ls and Rs in EnglishA linguistic stereotype, explained. This video is presented by Brilliant: https://brilliant.org/Vox/
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A foreign accent is when someone speaks a second language with the rules of their first language, and one of the most persistent and well-studied foreign-accent features is a lack of L/R contrast among native Japanese speakers learning English.
It’s so well-known that American soldiers in World War II reportedly used codewords like “lallapalooza” to distinguish Japanese spies from Chinese allies. But American movies and TV shows have applied this linguistic stereotype to Korean and Chinese characters too, like Kim Jong Il in Team America: World Police, or Chinese restaurant employees singing “fa ra ra ra ra” in A Christmas Story.
However, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are completely different languages that each handle L-sound and R-sounds differently. In this episode of Vox Observatory, we take a look at each language and how it affects pronunciation for English-language learners.
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I Broke Dumb Laws In Front Of PoliceBritain is an old-fashioned, weird place, and its esoteric laws are among the most ridiculous things about the place. From it being illegal to handle a salmon suspiciously, to the threat of having your head chopped off for wearing a suit of armour in Parliament, VICE's Oobah Butler sees if anyone takes any of these laws seriously by trying to break as many as he can—in front of policemen.
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