Doesn’t like them— unless she packs them!

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Five Tips That Might Save Your Life in a Knife Attack

Well, they launched Apple Music, which is huge—but really, “getting headlines” is part of a company’s mission, and Apple does it better than just about anybody (and everybody else does this, see also Google I/O, Window Conference, E3, Etc)

I was expecting a new Apple TV too. Maybe in the fall...

In a typical year, there are about 1,500 injuries and 80 deaths per year by tornadoes. (NOAA)

I’m sure it also has nothing to do with those states being prone to tornados and hurricanes. Nah, it's totally the open carry laws.

Michigan is an open carry state, as well as Wisconsin, Washington and Minnesota.

One Point of Data does not make a valid point. Here’s a list of open carry states. The number represents it’s pointless ‘safety rank.’ I’m in an open carry state, and I’ve never seen anyone ‘take advantage’ of the law here.

In Alaska, If the wildlife doesn’t eat you, the locals will.

I feel like doing this on a state by state basis is the most pointless thing. States are so big and have so many cities that this is going to be completely skewed data. It makes total sense to compare entire states like Texas, California, and Florida to Delaware, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.

Some groups of people adapted to be able to drink animal milk. That’s why different ethnic groups have different levels of lactose tolerance. Humans have been consuming animal milk for thousands of years. I’m sorry you think it’s gross.

My blood wasn’t designed for mosquitoes, but they still get nourishment from it.

Vote: Your local public library
Why: Libraries typically charge far less (some are free!) than commercial services.

Shapeways!

I’ll start rounding up pitchforks and torches...

carry a multitool AND a knife. They're good for different tasks. I want my primary EDC knife to not compromise anything for its knife-ness, though.

I didn’t get a chance to nominate, but can’t believe a Benchmade didn’t make the list.