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Thursday’s links explore works of art while delving into the past.
An Australian pizzeria got more dough than they wanted when staff discovered a suitcase stuffed with a million dollars (US $977,000) cash left behind by a mysterious man.
The land of Swedish meatballs, color-coded spoons and squishy stuffed animals is now complete with a hubby-daycare center, complete with a buzzer reminding spouses to pick them up on your way out.
It wasn’t until eight years later, when police found a woman’s remains left behind in her house, that they realized no one had known she had died at all.
Thankfully the Camden Council’s public library in Sydney, Australia, shows mercy, because a $37,000 late fee just seems a bit much, don’t you think?
At 8:30 p.m. local time on Saturday, cities across the world are flipping off the lights.
Before making it to an encore, Jimmy Buffett face-planted while performing Wednesday night in Sydney.
A full 16 hours ahead of New York, and 19 hours ahead of Los Angeles, Sydneysiders have already clinked their champagne glasses, sang Auld Lang Syne, and are well on the way to breaking their New Year’s resolutions.
You’ve heard of a message in a bottle. Now there’s a message made of bottles. (via National Geographic)
