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Ketamine Can Cure Your Depression And Other Facts, How DuPont Slipped Past The EPA, Chewable Vitamins? Try Chewable Coffee, Baseball Fans Getting Tackled On The Field, Wasting Away In Margaritaville, Big Data Is For The Birds The Daily Digg Friday, August 21, 2015 WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Ketamine Can Cure Your Depression And Other Facts digg.com This week we learned Special K has a special effect on depression, rats are climbing up your toilet and what beers you should shower with. THE TEFLON TOXIN, PART 3 How DuPont Slipped Past The EPA firstlook.org During the five decades in which DuPont used and profited from C8, a chemical used in Teflon, the company had only infrequently discussed the chemical with environmental authorities, and it kept most of its extensive internal research on the chemical confidential. SNACKS WE DIGG SPONSORED Chewable Vitamins? Try Chewable Coffee nootrobox.com Your morning routine is complicated enough. Nootrobox's Go Cubes combine the zip of your coffee and a host of brain-boosting chemicals into a small gummy candy to make your morning that much easier. YOU'RE OUTTA HERE! Baseball Fans Getting Tackled On The Field digg.com Let's not mince words here: doing this will absolutely get you fined, arrested and banned for life from a stadium. Don't become a nameless blob of pixels in a video like this one. CHEESEHEADS IN PARADISE Wasting Away In Margaritaville luckypeach.com What are Parrotheads, and why do they love Jimmy Buffett so much? NOT JUST RANDOM PECKINGS Big Data Is For The Birds nautil.us The mysteries of avian migration at night are being solved with computational power. Get more stories on Digg.com → THIS IS WHAT YOU GET FOR CLOWNING AROUND ​Matt Brodeur, of Fairhaven, Mass., also known by his clown name of "Dusty", is pelted by a foam pie shell filled with soap at the American Clown Academy in Newark, Ohio, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015. The students at the clown school were spending a week learning the traditions of the art of clowning, including learning a long kept circus formula for making soap for pie fights. Credit: Paul M. Walsh/The Eau Claire Leader-Telegram via AP Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014

Deez Nuts For President

As Humans, We Have An Urge To Explore — So, Where To Next?, Who Is Presidential Candidate Deez Nuts?, How To Actually Make Your Credit Card Rewards Worth It, The Best Articles Of The Week, Summarized, How Google Could Rig The 2016 Election, How 'Winners Don't Use Drugs' Brought The Government To Gamers The Daily Digg Thursday, August 20, 2015 TO INFINITY As Humans, We Have An Urge To Explore — So, Where To Next? macleans.ca Space travel has let us see the entire world with unprecedented clarity, writes Col. Chris Hadfield. Now we just need to pick our next destination. LIFE'S RICH PAGEANT Who Is Presidential Candidate Deez Nuts? digg.com Yesterday morning, a North Carolina news station tweeted that a candidate named "Deez Nuts" was surging in NC presidential polling. So, uh, what's going on here? APPS WE DIGG SPONSORED How To Actually Make Your Credit Card Rewards Worth It walla.by Wallaby tells you which credit card to use for each purchase to get the most out of your rewards programs. The average user saves, oh, $200 a year. An extra $200 sound pretty nice, right? THE LONG-READERS' DIGEST The Best Articles Of The Week, Summarized digg.com The incredibly high stakes of international corn espionage, haunted houses and real estate prices, and an orphan without a face, abandoned by his parents. PRESIDENT DEEZ NUTS? How Google Could Rig The 2016 Election politico.com Google has the ability to drive millions of votes to a candidate with no one the wiser. TOKEN OUTREACH EFFORT How 'Winners Don't Use Drugs' Brought The Government To Gamers inverse.com The rare intersection of good intentions, the drug war, and smart messaging. Get more stories on Digg.com → GIMME SOME SPACE, GUYS Columbian tall ship ARC Gloria is escorted by small boats as it arrives to participate in SAIL Amsterdam 2015, a five-yearly festival celebrating the Dutch capital's maritime history that is expected to draw some 2 million visitors, in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2015. The 9th edition of the nautical event runs until Sunday, Aug. 23 on and around the IJ river. Credit: AP Photo/Cris Toala Olivares Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014

@magicsgifs, find your next fans

Use Twitter to bring new customers your way. Business Find your next customers Let's go! Hi @magicsgifs Followers matter — they share your content, make purchases and take other actions that help your business. Here are some tips to attract new followers and engage your existing community. Add a "Follow" button to your website. This makes it easy for customers to stay in touch with you, your products and any updates you want them to see. @username Put your @username anywhere that includes contact information (such as business cards or store signage). This gives people who are already interested in your business an avenue to stay in touch. POST PHOTOS A picture is worth a thousand characters. Photos on Twitter can receive more than twice the engagement,* so use them whenever appropriate to show followers what your business is up to. Start conversations by asking open-ended questions For example, ask which products or services your followers want to see more of, or simply wonder what they're doing for the weekend. Make sure to reply positively to relevant responses. Tap into moments that matter Include holidays, trade shows, conferences and relevant cultural events in your content calendar. Talking about these shared experiences can create opportunities to interact with your followers.   Try our tips *Twitter internal   Twitter, Inc.   |   business.twitter.com  |   @TwitterSmallBiz   |   Support 1355 Market St., Suite 900, San Francisco, CA 94103 Unsubscribe

Sux 2 B U

Dear Pedants: Your Fave Grammar Rule Is Probably Fake, What To Read About Dr. Dre's History Of Violence Against Women, Stylish Clothes? There's A Box For That, Obama Begins His Senior Slide Into All-Night Parties And Debauchery, Do Bugs Scream?, How New Genes Arise From Scratch The Daily Digg Wednesday, August 19, 2015 SUX 2 B U Dear Pedants: Your Fave Grammar Rule Is Probably Fake daily.jstor.org It is important to learn the accepted linguistic conventions of the standard dialect for reasons of communication, clarity and even persuasive style. But it happens to be a historically privileged dialect through no innate merit of its own and is not inherently linguistically better than other, non-standard dialects of English. OUT OF EXCUSES What To Read About Dr. Dre's History Of Violence Against Women digg.com The recent release of 'Straight Outta Compton,' a biopic about Dr. Dre and the rest of 90s rap group NWA, has brought an incident in which Dre beat journalist Dee Barnes back to light — and spurred a new allegation by Dre's ex-girlfriend. Here's what we know about Dre's history and the new allegations. BOXES WE DIGG SPONSORED Stylish Clothes? There's A Box For That bombfell.com Follow instructions: 1) Tell Bombfell what you want; 2) Personal stylist sends you awesome clothes; 3) Unbox said clothes; 4) Put on said clothes; 5) Receive compliments on said clothes. WHAT WE'RE READING IN POLITICS THIS WEEK Obama Begins His Senior Slide Into All-Night Parties And Debauchery digg.com Also: US foreign policy with China gets weird and everyone gets fried in Iowa. OR DO THEY JUST BUG OUT Do Bugs Scream? hopesandfears.com Do bugs actually scream? To find out, we asked some entomologists. NEW JEANS COMES FROM UNIQLO How New Genes Arise From Scratch quantamagazine.org Emerging data suggests the seemingly impossible — that mysterious new genes arise from "junk" DNA. Get more stories on Digg.com → THE LIFE A-VLADIC Russian President Vladimir Putin, centre, sits on board a bathyscaphe as it plunges into the Black sea along the coast of Sevastopol, Crimea, Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2015. President Vladimir Putin plunged into the Black Sea to see the wreckage of a sunk ancient merchant ship which was found in the end of May. Credit: Alexei Nikolsky/RIA-Novosti, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014