Friday Links

Blech. The weather is too weird here- almost 80 the past couple days then back to normal (50's) this weekend.

Number of crimes involving Facebook 'leaps 346% in a year'

The sex lives of Victorian ladies: More fun than you might have thought

Gorillas in the midst of grieving: London Zoo's three lonely 'wives' mourn the loss of their mate Yeboah

The Hill: McCain: GOP hopes to sidestep veto in repeal efforts
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) on Thursday backed a plan that he says would allow the Republicans to avoid a presidential veto while negating the effects of a new healthcare law. The 2008 GOP presidential nominee backed a plan that would strip funding from the healthcare law, which he says would not take an override to a veto to accomplish. Brooke Buchanan, a McCain spokesperson told The Hill that the move would be done using "fencing language" in an appropriations bill that would get rid of the health bill funding. (ed note- Someone needs to take Grandpa for a loooong walk)

TV host scheduled for beheading

Ouch! The words that are a pain just to read

Study: Toads can predict earthquakes

Kansas City Star: Racist radio ads draw challenge
The Missouri Broadcasters Association has written state Attorney General Chris Koster asking him to determine whether white supremacist Glenn Miller is a “legally qualified” Senate candidate. Miller, of Springfield, has filed as a write-in candidate for the office. He’s bought time on several stations to air ads that demean Jews and non-whites, sometimes using racist language.