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"FacebookPinterest\n\nTyson to Holyfield: Here's Your Ear\n\n Falling in with what seems to be a growing advertising trend, Foot Locker has created a bizarre, offbeat commercial to pub their \"Week of Greatness.\" And so while this move isn't anything new, its content is actually pretty great. The commercial features Mike Tyson giving Evander Holyfield his ear back (You Tube)\n\nShoplifters' Paradise\n\n A Walmart near Denver, Colorado has become the go-to retailer for those with the intent to steal. It loses a whopping $1.5 million to theft annually--making it one of the superstore chain's most theft-ridden stores. For example, according to The Denver Post, in just one week, \"two men walked off with a paintball gun, another tried to steal a futon and a pair of pillows, and a fourth told a Denver police officer he had no receipt for the 97 items in his shopping cart because \"Aw... Um. ... Because I didn't pay for any of this.\" (Slate)\n\nThe Next Big HBO Thing\n\n Here's a heads up about the next show you and everyone you know will probably watch and talk about. Screenwriter Billy Ray, known for his work in The Hunger Games and Captain Phillips, will adapt F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Last Tycoon into an HBO series. The book, though it is unfinished, is considered to be the last work of a writer who has become an American literary legend for his portrayal of the Roaring Twenties. This novel, however, takes on the Thirties, so don't be expecting many Baz Luhrmann-esque party scenes. (Vulture)\n\nA Booze for the Common Cold\n\n Bon App&amp;amp;#xC3;&amp;amp;#xA9;tit has a list of alcoholic drinks that will help fight off coughs and colds (the worst reminder that winter is coming, as if sinking temperatures and shorter days weren't enough). One such drink is called \"St. Bruno's Cure\" and includes gin, Chartreuse, bitters, apple cider, lemon, and honey. (What's that, you're perfectly healthy? Have one anyway. You deserve it.) (Bon App&amp;amp;#xC3;&amp;amp;#xA9;tit)\n\nDon't Do Drugs. No, Wait, Do Do Drugs\n\n In other drugs-are-good-related news, popular party vices like pot, 'shrooms, ecstasy, and even cocaine may have health benefits, according to a Live Science article. Mushrooms, for example, may help ease the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and LSD can help alcoholics overcome their addiction during recovery. But these claims are based on still-developing research, so don't go start popping E like Flintstones chewables, okay? (Live Science)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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