Check out the full infographic here: http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/jittery-love-the-psychology-dating-nerves.html When it comes to first time dates, some people become victims of dating nerves. There may be no justifiable reason for it. Nevertheless, the anxiety simply take over. For example, you might find your heart thumping so loudly that you start wondering whether your date can hear it. Some others may experience profuse …

Police say a Detroit-area man won’t face charges after he failed to immediately tell authorities that his girlfriend had died during a drive to Michigan from Arizona. Warren police Deputy Commissioner Louis Galasso tells the Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News the case involved some “bizarre” judgment and behavior, but wasn’t criminal. Ray Tomlinson says he kept driving after …

Would you BELIEVE that caffeine-infused panties perhaps does not, in fact, reduce the appearance of cellulite? Apparently this caught some consumers by surprise, and now Maidenform and Wacoal America are facing multiple lawsuits. See, companies both produced lines of underwear made of Novarel Slim, a fabric containing both retinol and small caffeine capsules that were somehow supposed to zap fat …

When 26-year-old Ernesto Pulido accepted a job to trim the trees near a post office in downtown Oakland, Calif., he couldn’t have known that he was about to begin a surreal journey involving injured birds, enraged aviary advocates, and the possibility of spending six months behind bars and a $15,000 fine. It all started when, while trimming trees on May …

According to researchers at the University of Utah, the bones of the human face have evolved to be more robust for protection against repeated impacts by small objects like the human fist, which they claim similarly evolved to protect the hand’s delicate musculoskeletal system when punching. David Carrier, co-author of “Protective buttressing of the hominin face,” said in a statement …

An aide at a rural Pennsylvania school handed out pet treats to dozens of fourth-grade students and may have told them the food was cookies or crackers, according to local media reports. It was unclear how many children ate the pet treats, but the part-time worker at Upper Frederick elementary school in New Hanover gave them to about 75 students …

On Friday, the Central Intelligence Agency scored a PR coup when the agency’s first-ever tweet was retweeted nearly 270,000 times. For a government entity not often on the right side of feel-good stories, the cheeky leveraging of social media was a total victory. Behind the scenes, the federal government was preparing to launch a less flashy social media program officials …