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These are samples of a few of the articles I've done in the past. Click the image for a larger, more readable version.

Felix Baumgarner risked his life breaking the record of the highest ever skydive and breaking the speed of sound. Interview with the daredevil.

The dense woods of Northern California are infested with dangerous pot growers, planting tons of weed on public land. The authorities are striking back with what seems like warfare, but will they succeed?

Most people agree that California's death penalty system is broken. However, the state's voters chose not to repeal capital punishment in November. What's life like for the hundreds of men waiting up to 25 years for their execution?

Driverless cars are already roaming the streets of California but when will we all be driving around in cars that essentially don't need us?

We understand remarkably little about the way lightnings are created and formed, but a group of scientists in Florida use rockets and wire to attract lightnings so they can study them.

During a ten minute conversation people lie three times on average. Yet we humans are still terrible at detecting lies around us. Dive into the anatomy of of the lie, from micro-expressions to radical honesty and the liar's advantage.

25 years ago Don Rosa wrote and drew his first Donald Duck story. Since then he has become the most famous Duck-cartoonist alive, but an ailing eye sight, the poor pay and a depression have kept him from creating new Duck-adventures.

In Oakland a group of young, African-American men are making so-called Scraper Bikes to stay out of trouble.

The police in Santa Cruz, CA are able to predict crimes before they occur thanks to a unique computer program. In the future it might pave the way for predicting crime just as we predict the weather or earthquakes?

Wild horses are being rounded up by the government in the Western US and animal activists are crying foul.

Quantified Self is a group for people who like to do self-tracking and by getting data about their life, hoping to improve it.

Somewhere in Russia a strange radio station is broadcasting a constant buzzing sound, interrupted by even stranger coded messages. No one knows what its purpose is.

To Nathan Myhrvold tools suc as a centrifuge, autoclave and liquid nitrogen can be used for more than just science - you can cook with them too.

Grunge may be dead, but in recent years Seattle has revived itself as one of the most important music cities in the US.

An ever-growing community of Couchsurfers, give travellers a place to crash for free in exchange for nothing but a friendly experience and a smile.

Let the dice make your decision and randomness rule your life. That's what the 70's cult novel 'The Dice Man' intrigued its readers with, but how much was the author himself controlled by the dice?

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