* Looking for a great Valentine's Day gift? Sudan's Military Industry Corporation has small arms for sale. [Sudan MIC via Boing Boing]
* Recording a police officer could get you 15 years in jail. [Gawker]
* Scientific support for doing timed sections and exams, as I recommend in my study schedules. [NYTimes]
* Rep. Dennis Kucinich sues House cafeteria vendor after biting down on sandwich containing unpitted olive. [WSJ]
* Funny email exchange between snowboarding shop and disgruntled customer. [27bslash6]
* Map showing what each state in the U.S. ranks worst in. (Spoiler: Louisiana has the highest rate of gonorrhea infections per capita.) [Pleated Jeans]
* Vegans and PETA members can now enjoy MeatWater without all the animal byproducts. Yes, we live in a world where MeatWater exists. [AOL News]
* Cell phone companies claim that being forced to send alerts when you're about to go over your minutes/data limit would be "compelled speech," violating 1st Amendment rights. [NYTimes]
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