Headlines from October 12, 2015

Double bombing targets pro-Kurdish peace rally in Turkey, killing 97.
“Europe has seen nothing like this for 70 years—the visible expression of a world where order is collapsing.”
Iran’s long-range ballistic missile test may have just violated the terms of the July nuclear deal.
More US cities drop Columbus Day in favor of Indigenous Peoples Day.
Community racial profiling is alive and well on Nextdoor.
This year the FDA approved the first 3D-printed drug.
Colombia’s narco-business has given rise to many tragedies. The island where men are disappearing.
A Trekkie built an Enterprise set, where fellow devotees are invited to reenact favorite episodes.
Leonard Nimoy’s portraiture. #photos
WaPo: “At UT Austin, an ‘obscene’ protest will use erotica (rhymes with Glock) to fight guns on campus.”
Houston Chronicle: “Cocks not Glocks: Dildos to replace guns at UT-Austin campus carry protest.”
Paul Ryan spends weekend in Wisconsin pondering a Speaker bid, bowhunting, walking, driving.
Biden spends weekend in Delaware pondering (perhaps), watching grandchildren play sports.
A year without a vacation makes you more prone to heart disease and depression, and less able to work.
“A sampling of the gross shit that has happened to my body since I started running.”