Pretend You're At Work

'I Don't Believe In God, But I Believe In Lithium', Adults Love To Pretend They're At Work And Other Facts, Why Shoot Photos When You Can Shoot PHHHOTOS?, How A Makeup Mogul Liberated Women By Putting Them In A Pretty New Cage, WATCH: Relaxing Footage Of A Wooden Flute Being Born, The Death Of Golf The Daily Digg Friday, June 26, 2015 A TROPHICAL DEPRESSION 'I Don't Believe In God, But I Believe In Lithium' nytimes.com My 20-year struggle with bipolar disorder. WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Adults Love To Pretend They're At Work And Other Facts digg.com This week we learned that adults ruin jokes, your poop is the key to happiness and being a celbri-tree is not easy. NO THAT'S NOT A TYPO SPONSORED Why Shoot Photos When You Can Shoot PHHHOTOS? digg.com Look, we love photographs. We love taking them. We love sharing them. We even love featuring them here on Digg. But sometimes we want more than what just a single image can offer. We want a video without the length of a video, a picture that's more vibrant than a picture, a GIF that's cooler than a GIF. What we want is a PHHHOTO. COVERING UP TO STAND OUT How A Makeup Mogul Liberated Women By Putting Them In A Pretty New Cage collectorsweekly.com For the flapper feminists of the 1910s and 1920s, makeup became a tool of liberation — both economic and sexual — and Helena Rubinstein taught them how to apply it. HELLO WORLD WATCH: Relaxing Footage Of A Wooden Flute Being Born digg.com Winne Clement is a musician and instrument-maker. Here Winnie makes a flute from start to finish. GONE TO GREENER PASTURES The Death Of Golf mensjournal.com It's expensive, difficult, and demands the kind of time most people get only when they go on vacation — or retire. From the dried up fairways of Southern California to the vacant course-side condos ion the Carolina coast, we survey the sport's demise — and the entrepreneurs hoping to reinvent it for a new, less patient generation. Get more stories on Digg.com → WHAT THE DUCK Crew members work on the L'Hermione as a giant rubber duck sails up the Delaware River between Camden, N.J. and Philadelphia during a tall ships parade, Thursday, June 25, 2015. Credit: AP Photo/Matt Slocum 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

Troll Detective

Who Set Jessica Chambers On Fire? The Internet Is Trying To Find Out, Three Great Articles Worth Your Time This Week, Your Website Should Look Like 2015, Not 1997, A Teen Started A Facebook Community Parodying Adult Life. And Then Adults Ruined It, Who Lost Iraq?, Who Owns The Dead? The Daily Digg Thursday, June 25, 2015 TROLL DETECTIVE Who Set Jessica Chambers On Fire? The Internet Is Trying To Find Out buzzfeed.com Six months ago, a teenager was burned alive in a tiny Mississippi town. Police say they still don't know who killed her or why, leaving the mystery in the hands of amateur online sleuths who may be doing more harm than good. When does a private tragedy become a public pastime? THE LONG-READER'S DIGEST Three Great Articles Worth Your Time This Week digg.com ​In this week's edition of the Long-Reader's Digest: Two dead bodies in matching wetsuits and a search for answers, troubled pregnancies in fracking country, and on the ground with the 'SEAL Team 6' of disaster response. WEBSITES WE DIGG SPONSORED Your Website Should Look Like 2015, Not 1997 squarespace.com Whether you want a website for your passion project, your portfolio or your wedding (congrats!), Squarespace gives you all the tools you need to create a website that doesn't look like it was built in 1997. OFFICE DEBASED A Teen Started A Facebook Community Parodying Adult Life. And Then Adults Ruined It digg.com On this week's episode of "Reply All" — how a teenager reacts when his parody of adulthood gets overrun by adults. EVERYONE? Who Lost Iraq? politico.com Did George W. Bush create the Islamic State? Did Barack Obama? Asking the insiders to tell us who's to blame. DEATH COMES HOME Who Owns The Dead? newrepublic.com For decades, Americans have been increasingly distanced from the dead. A small group of women is working to change that. Get more stories on Digg.com → PLEDGING FEALTY Britain's Queen Elizabeth II smiles as a little robot waves to the her during a reception at the 'Technische Universitaet' (Technical University) in Berlin, Germany, Wednesday, June 24, 2015. Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip are on an official visit to Germany until Friday, June 26. Credit: AP Photo/Michael Sohn, pool 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

Facial Discrimination

Distorted Faces: Living With Facial Disfigurement, Under Cover Of Darkness, Female Janitors Face Rape And Assault, With Running Gear This Beautiful, You'll Have No Excuse To Not Exercise, I Spent The Last 15 Years Trying To Become An American, And I've Failed, What Is The Largest Possible Inhabitable World?, The Wait-For-Google-To-Do-It Strategy The Daily Digg Wednesday, June 24, 2015 FACIAL DISCRIMINATION Distorted Faces: Living With Facial Disfigurement digg.com In a world obsessed with beauty, living with a facial disfigurement can be hard. An exploration of what it's like to look different, and what's being done to help. MESSY PROBLEMS Under Cover Of Darkness, Female Janitors Face Rape And Assault revealnews.org It was the isolation that made Erika Morales most wary of her job as a night shift janitor. The solitude had begun to feel like a trap. GEAR WE DIGG SPONSORED With Running Gear This Beautiful, You'll Have No Excuse To Not Exercise tracksmith.com Running apparel comfortable enough for your hardest workouts and stylish enough for all day on the town sounds impossible. Enter Tracksmith, which gives you the best of both worlds. CAST AWAY I Spent The Last 15 Years Trying To Become An American, And I've Failed vox.com "I have lived in America for the past 15 years. I have two Ivy League degrees. And I am on the verge of deportation." WARNING: HERE BE EQUATIONS What Is The Largest Possible Inhabitable World? aleph.se In part, it depends on how you define "largest," "possible," "inhabitable" and "world." LET ME GOOGLE THAT FOR YOU The Wait-For-Google-To-Do-It Strategy technologyreview.com America's communications ­infrastructure is finally getting some crucial upgrades because Google is forcing ­competition when regulators won't. Get more stories on Digg.com → SOME LIKE IT HOT A man jumps over a bonfire during the night of San Juan in Alcobendas near Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, June 24, 2015. The San Juan night coincides with the Summer solstice and it's the welcome to Summer. This celebration takes place during the shortest night of the year in almost all cities and towns of Spain. Credit: AP Photo/Andres Kudacki 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

(C)old Brew

The Diverse World Of Unpaid Internships For Award Winning Chefs, WATCH: Unsuspecting Pilot's Equally Unsuspecting Cat Comes Along For A Plane Ride, Impress Your Friends — Cook For Yourself (And Them), Inside The Shop Of A 100-Year-Old Coffee Master In Tokyo, Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain And The Gendering Of Martyrdom, The Young T.S. Eliot The Daily Digg Tuesday, June 23, 2015 SETTING THE STAGE FOR GREATNESS The Diverse World Of Unpaid Internships For Award Winning Chefs munchies.vice.com Interning for free — or staging — in another chef's restaurant as a way to learn new techniques or be exposed to new cuisines is a longstanding and common practice in the restaurant industry. However, more and more chefs are taking on unconventional internships or classes that teach skills falling outside their typical job description as a means to keep up with the ever-changing world of food. A PLANE WITH TWO TAILS WATCH: Unsuspecting Pilot's Equally Unsuspecting Cat Comes Along For A Plane Ride digg.com The only explanation for this is that the cat saw a cloud that looked like a fish and needed to take a closer look. DINNERS WE DIGG SPONSORED Impress Your Friends — Cook For Yourself (And Them) blueapron.com We all tell ourselves we should cook more. Blue Apron makes it easy to actually do it, shipping everything you need to make delicious meals directly to your door. Get two meals free with your first order. MATURE BEANS Inside The Shop Of A 100-Year-Old Coffee Master In Tokyo sprudge.com Café de L'Ambre first opened its doors in 1948. It moved locations in the '70s, but has always called Ginza home. Perhaps you've heard the stories before — the coffee-only menu, the aged beans that go back decades, the insistence on nel drip. You might be drinking coffee from some 67 years ago. PATRON SAINT OF PATRONIZATION Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain And The Gendering Of Martyrdom pitchfork.com Kurt is mythologized as a tortured genius, Amy eulogized as merely a mess. THE WASTE LAD The Young T.S. Eliot harvardmagazine.com If it is true that the child is father to the man, then no poet disavowed his paternity as successfully as T.S. Eliot. Get more stories on Digg.com → STICKY SITUATION A man with tape on his mouth attends a demonstration in front of a court to support Ahmed Mansour in Berlin, Germany, Monday, June 22, 2015. Ahmed Mansour, 52, a senior journalist with the Qatar-based broadcaster Al-Jazeera, was detained at Tegel airport on Saturday on an Egyptian arrest warrant, Al-Jazeera said. Credit: AP Photo/Markus Schreiber 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

Keeping It SPF 100

The Village And The Girl, You Might Be Using The Wrong Sunscreen, And Other News, Banking Shouldn't Be Complicated, The Obama Gap, The Word The Internet Didn't Know, How The OPM Hackers Tapped The Mother Lode Of Espionage Data The Daily Digg Monday, June 22, 2015 URBAN BLIGHT The Village And The Girl bbc.co.uk She spent her childhood working in the fields, feeding the family's pigs. The destruction of rural China became for Xiao Zhang a liberation — and an opportunity. This is the story of how her life changed as much as her country. WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEKEND You Might Be Using The Wrong Sunscreen, And Other News digg.com Your SPF 100 is a lie, your supermarket throws away a lot of food, and you'll never be as good a rock climber as this bear. UPGRADE YOUR FINANCES SPONSORED Banking Shouldn't Be Complicated simple.com And now it's not. Meet Simple, the online bank with no monthly fees, no overdraft charges, and no worries. The built-in budgeting and savings tools don't hurt either. FLORIDA, MAN The Obama Gap newrepublic.com Favorable demographics and a charismatic leader aren't enough to make a majority party. A case study in electoral failure from Florida. NOTHING BEAUTIFUL CAN LAST The Word The Internet Didn't Know gizmodo.com Ever heard of the word "parbunkells"? Probably not, because, until this month, that word didn't exist on the Internet. BUR-OH-CRAP How The OPM Hackers Tapped The Mother Lode Of Espionage Data arstechnica.com New estimates in light of this week's revelations have soared, estimating as many as 14 million people in and outside government will be affected by the breach — including uniformed military and intelligence personnel. It is, essentially, the biggest "doxxing" in history. Get more stories on Digg.com → SOLSTICE SPIRES Visitors walk around the U.S. Air Force Memorial, Sunday, June 21, 2015, in Arlington, Va. The summer solstice, which marks the beginning of summer, is the longest period of daylight between sunrise and sunset in the Northern Hemisphere. Credit: AP Photo/J. David Ake 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