Headlines from February 12, 2010
- National day of mourning in Haiti for the 230,000 people killed one month ago today.
- International Living ranks France as the top spot to live; the depression drops U.S. to seventh place.
- Sanctioned vandalism employed to help save L.A.'s Hollywood sign from developers.
- Tea party types protest Marvel superheroes who view them as "a bunch of angry white folks" doing an "anti-tax thing."
- Photos of New Yorkers' messages for the last person who dumped them.
- Broken-heart syndrome: when the bereaved have all the symptoms of a heart attack.
- Instapaper for the weekend: Synthetic biology coming to an arena near you.
- India has 300 people waiting hanging on death row, but no hangman.
- R.I.P. Hong Kong's man with the golden toilet.
- In honor of Lincoln: What's up with log cabins?
- Ten things you should know before going on the Daily Show (see result).
- Op: If Tom Ford can make a great movie, then perhaps great movies are more about crews and casts than directors.
- In sports, focus is the difference between experts and amateurs; whether humans obey game theory isn't certain.
- Video: Google's magical glass elevator.
- Map-view approach to newspaper front pages from around the world.
- The only intelligence in a car is what the driver brings to it; unfortunately, human beings aren't suited to the job.
- Statistical food maps of America.
- Chicago artist makes a game of leaving his paintings around the city.
- Terrible Valentine's Day present ideas from TMN's Kevin Guilfoile.