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Wild anecdotes about John Belushi's behavior on and off the set of The Blues Brothers, a film almost derailed by Belushi's drug use. via kottke.org

Freakonomics authors explore the inner workings of organizations, from bosses and morale to why meetings never disappear, in their book *The Org*. via Freakonomics.

kottke.org shares a New Yorker video demonstration of pickpocket Apollo Robbins as he relieves writer Adam Green of his valuables.

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Looking for some post-Christmas sales? This article highlights deals from retailers including Brooks Brothers, Mr. Porter, J. Crew, Spier and Mackay, and Ralph Lauren. via Put This On

Freakonomics explores the complex governance issues surrounding geoengineering and economist Martin Weitzman's proposal for a supermajority voting system to oversee the powerful technology. via Freakonomics

Tyler Cowen shares differing teen perspectives on the relevance of Twitter in high school. via Marginal REVOLUTION.

Valet Magazine's 31 Days series suggests quick and easy breakfast options for weight management and overall health.

Mind Hacks blog shared an excerpt from Kingsley Amis's book "Lucky Jim". via Mind Hacks.

Cool Hunting is offering up some of their favorite reads, including design highlights from Pebble Beach.

Valet magazine recommends Henley shirts as a versatile layering piece for men this winter, featuring brands like J.Crew, Gap, and Rambler's Way. via Valet

Roger Ebert's thoughts on media coverage of school shootings, specifically how news programs provide notoriety to the perpetrators. via kottke.org

FashionBeans offers a comprehensive guide to men's fashion, style, grooming, and hairstyles. via FashionBeans