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Links for 2012-05-06 [Digg] Posted: 07 May 2012 12:00 AM PDT What do you think about the Heartland Campaign to vilify climate science? The Heartland Institute, an anti-climate science think tank, has launched a billboard campaign to defame those who agree with the position that humans have had a significant influence on climate. The series of billboards, like the one shown above, will appear in the Chicago area and feature Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber; Charles Manson, a mass murderer; and Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. It is entirely real. Here the Heartland Institute explains why it featured the figures above: Even beautiful people make mistakes Meet-An-Inmate.com lists hundreds of photo personals of inmates looking to share intimate letters with a stranger. FHM model apologises for racist tweets FHM model Jessica Leandra dos Santos has apologised after coming under a storm of criticism for posting derogatory comments on her Twitter feed. Muti Randolph Gives D-Edge A Facelift The creator returns to the space that put him on the map. Americans are drinking more Irish whiskey than ever new research shows. Irish whiskey is the fastest growing spirit in America with a whopping 22 percent increase in sales. The Answer Isn't Socialism; It's Capitalism that Better Spreads the Benefits of the Productivity Revolution Francois Hollande’s victory doesn’t and shouldn’t mean a movement toward socialism in Europe or elsewhere. Socialism isn’t the answer to the basic problem haunting all rich nations. The answer is to... Scientists 'switch off' brain cell death Scientists have figured out how to stop brain cell death in mice with brain disease. Twitter Updates Discover Tab To Include Personalised Content Twitter has been placing most of their focus on advertising in recent times, but their latest change is aimed towards making the site more than just a news stream and making it a place where you can discover viral stories and interesting topics. Kate Bornstein's Amazing Voyage To set up his story of the night he met Kate Bornstein for the first time, Tony Lioce wants me to know some background about a different person—named Al—he had known previously. 'The thing that always surpri

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