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- GOOD Magazine puts together an infographic that shows how we commute.
- City councilman suggests that Occupiers run for office.
- Good samaritans rescue a man driving a Uhaul from a fiery death on the 101 in Calabasas.
- Cyber Monday won't be happening during work hours for American desk drones who have strict firewalls.
- Arnold Schwarzenegger insists on doing his own stunts.
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