Headlines from October 11, 2010

Journal study finds surprise inspections of Gulf of Mexico rigs have dwindled, even as drilling has increased.
The Army suicide rate is its highest since the military began keeping track in 2003.
Report finds higher proportion of black people are imprisoned in England and Wales than the U.S.
The Victorian Society releases a list of the 10 most endangered buildings in England and Wales.
From Wright to Koolhaas to Apple Stores, a defense of consumerism in architecture.
How fake retirements and perceived scarcity have secured the McRib's success.
What you'll find when you wash off a McRib's sauce; the history of CHAWMP.
"If people can't see a fucking miracle in a fucking elephant, then life must suck for them." The truth behind Insane Clown Posse: They're Christians.
Despite internet censorship, Chinese are using clever searches to read about Nobel Prize winner Liu Xiaobo.
The culture of medical cadavers is changing, as students attend funerals for test subjects.
People who sweat more (mostly conservatives) are more likely to vote.
How Junior Eurovision is bridging the gap between Western and Eastern Europe.
Journalist reveals when he went undercover as a terrorist and befriended Carlos the Jackal.
Psychologists conjecture that drawing could be a powerful next truth-telling method used in interrogations.
Kim Jong-Il's youngest son confirmed as successor.
Jim Jones: Not the security advisor Obama wanted, and the least successful since Poindexter.
Popular "trolley question" has launched a mini-industry and is applied from West Point to Geneva conferences.
Detroit photos by David Byrne.
Miami has one level-one trauma center. San Antonio has one. Detroit has four. Day in the life of a Detroit trauma surgeon.
Op: We love underdogs because we don't want success to breed success. We want new champions every year.
Hitchens on life in Tumortown, where you sometimes feel that you may expire from sheer advice.
Orlean: Unfortunately, you often end up with roosters unexpectedly.
Profile of the "fussy" hands that select Thomas Keller's Maine seafood.
It is such exhausting work that I give myself a lunch hour. Man earns $45,000 a year as a "stooper," cashing in discarded betting slips.
Potential book and movie deals offered to author of the Duke "Fuck List."
We will become more matter-of-fact, in general, about our bodies. Coupland's radical pessimist's guide to the next 10 years.
Videos dark and light: Banksy Simpsons; woman in a wheelchair demonstrates eLEGS.
Joshua Allen launches Chokeville, with sundry tales of awesome adventure.
Report from a Charlie White casting call, and a call to make the internet free of intimidation.
See also: Charlie White's "Teen and Transgender Comparative Study."