Get Lost In The Suburbs

Some 10,000 people live in a community about half the size of San Francisco, an oasis of tree-lined cul-de-sacs, swimming pools and Cub Scout troops.

Digg Editions Morning · Tue, Jul 11

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REGULAR NORMAL EVERYDAY LIFE WELCOME TO DHAHRAN CAMP Inside The Surreal Saudi Suburbia Built By An Oil Giant wired.com Some 10,000 people live in a community about half the size of San Francisco, an oasis of tree-lined cul-de-sacs, swimming pools and Cub Scout troops. OVERSTATING THE OBVIOUS Did New York Magazine Make Its Climate Change Story Too Scary? digg.com A recent story in New York Magazine examining the worst case scenario for climate change has experts wondering the value in trying to scare skeptics straight. A FUN NEW WAY TO CONTEMPLATE MORTALITY Here's Every Total Solar Eclipse Happening In Your Lifetime. Is This Year Your Best Chance? washingtonpost.com On Aug. 21, a total solar eclipse will traverse the continental United States. It'll be the first to traverse coast to coast in nearly a century. THE DISTRICT DOESN'T SLEEP TONIGHT This Town Melts Down nytimes.com A veteran political reporter takes stock of how Washington has — and hasn't — changed in the time of Trump. EXTENSIONS WE DIGG | SPONSORED If You Have Amazon Prime, You Should Be Using This Tool wikibuy.com Wikibuy is a Chrome extension that automatically finds the lowest price, best coupon, or cash back offer for whatever you're shopping for — on Amazon and a ton of other major sites. It's a free tool, so there's literally no reason not to get it. THE WONDERS OF TECHNOLOGY SFMOMA, SMS, WTF? You Can Text The San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art And Receive Art In Return, But Can It Send You Meaning? digg.com Going to an art museum can be a deeply moving experience — or it can bounce right off of you, scarcely leaving an impression. Does soliciting art from a museum via text message work out differently? IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT Banks Deploy AI To Cut Off Terrorists' Funding wired.com Banks are increasingly turning to machine learning to mine vast quantities of bank data and find anomalies in accounts and transactions that might otherwise have gone unnoticed. SOME CASES NSFW. WEIRD, RIGHT? An Amazon Bot Is Making The Greatest Smartphone Cases gizmodo.com In what's either the best art project, the best business move, or both, someone has made what I presume is a bot that's churning out thousands of unique iPhone cases for sale on Amazon. VIDEO OF THE DAY FLY AWAY HAY Guy Tries To Jump Over A Rolling Hay Bale, Gets Absolutely Obliterated digg.com This is hypnotic and we can't stop watching. IN THE NEWS Trump Jr. Was Warned Before Meeting With Russian Lawyer That Damaging Intel Was From The Kremlin — Here's What's Going On Military Plane Crashes In Mississippi, 16 Dead Senate Democrats Seek New Allies In Effort To Scuttle Obamacare Overhaul: Republican Governors Iraq PM Formally Declares Victory Over ISIS In Mosul The Pope Rejects The Idea Of A Gluten-Free Host DIGG PICKS It's Amazon Prime Day! Here's How To Make The Most Of It digg.com Here are the best deals and most helpful hacks to make the most of the Amazon's biggest sale of the year. Which happens to be today. Hay, have a great day. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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Save The Toads!

Plague, famine, heat no human can survive. This is not science fiction but what scientists, when they're not being cautious, fear could be our future.

Digg Editions Morning · Mon, Jul 10

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IT'S HUMAN NATURE THE UNINHABITABLE EARTH When Will Climate Change Make Earth Too Hot For Humans nymag.com Plague, famine, heat no human can survive. This is not science fiction but what scientists, when they're not being cautious, fear could be our future. WE LE(A)D TO THIS OURSELVES We Have Been Lead Poisoning Ourselves For 2000 Years, Glacier Ice Shows buzzfeed.com The Black Death, when people were too busy dying to mine for lead, was the only time period when lead in the air dropped back to its natural, undetectable levels. THAT'S RUDE OF US We Just Met This Toad, And We're About To Destroy Its Home theverge.com Scientists have discovered a new species of toad in the Great Basin of northern Nevada — just in time for its possible disappearance. STANDING WE DIGG | SPONSORED Standing Desk Mats Are More Important Than The Actual Desk ergodriven.com Standing is only healthier than sitting if you're standing right. Humans weren't meant to stand on flat surfaces all day, so Ergo Driven mats are designed with multiple surfaces to prevent fatigue and help with fidgety feet. HEY, DID YA READ THIS? GOOD QUESTION Should I Have Given My Subway Seat To My Prospective Boss's Father-In-Law, And Other Great Advice Column Questions digg.com This week, a teen girl's mysterious bathroom behavior, a couple who are inviting the same guests to more than one wedding and a 29-year-old who says she's 25. WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEKEND The Weird Business Of A Bitter Sports Rivalry, And Other Stories digg.com ​​​​Welcome to What You Missed This Weekend, a roundup of the stories from this weekend that you missed while you were out living your life.​ Inside: baseball buffoonery, our weird rituals on death and why PowerPoint sucks — plus, fiction that touches on all these topics. FIXING OUR FOLLIES GRAB A VEGGIE DOG, CAST A VOTE, DANCE This Might Be The Best Idea For Turning Out More Voters In US Elections nymag.com A political scientist is arguing it's time to put the party back in elections. GIT GUD AT GITTIN' GUD I Can't Stop 'Choking' When I Play Multiplayer Games kotaku.com I play decently for a time, and then I remember that other people exist, and spaghetti erupts from my pockets like a dang pasta factory meltdown. 'GMOS ARE NOT AN INGREDIENT' Why Are We Still Debating GMOs? theoutline.com A new film has reignited the controversy over what we eat. VIDEO OF THE DAY G'DAY MATE, YOU'VE GONE VIRAL 'The Resistance' Is In Awe Of Australian Newscaster Chris Uhlmann's Take Down Of Trump's Presidency digg.com Uhlmann's shared some pretty questionable opinions in the past and critiquing Trump isn't all that daring, but phrases like "he has neither the desire nor the capacity to lead the world" are resonating with lots of people. IN THE NEWS Donald Trump Jr. Promised Negative Clinton Intel In Campaign Meeting With Russian Lawyer, And Other Trump News From Today WATCH: New Surveillance Footage Of Venus Williams' Car Crash Sheds New Light On The Incident Iraq Announces 'Victory' Over Islamic State In Mosul 'Time To Move Forward,' Trump Says After Putin Denies Election Hacking Here's to a merry Monday free of faux pas, slip-ups, errors and blunders. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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The Only Good Use For Q-Tips

Bird Is So Pleased With Q-Tip Massage It Loses All Control Of Its Body, Two Trolls Reveal Scientology's High-Level Secrets To New Converts, For The Love Of God Get A VPN Already, A Stadium Full Of Green Day Fans Singing Along To 'Bohemian Rhapsody', The Difference Between Popping A Balloon In A Reverberation Room And An Anechoic Chamber, A Catholic School Girl Finds Dirty Stuff On The '90s Internet In Today's Best Short This Week's Top Videos Sunday, July 9, 2017 OH YES RIGHT THERE Bird Is So Pleased With Q-Tip Massage It Loses All Control Of Its Body digg.com A good feather rub lulled this birdy into such a deep state of relaxation it tumbled right off its laptop perch. OT III FOR FREE Two Trolls Reveal Scientology's High-Level Secrets To New Converts digg.com They just want to save their fellow Sea Org members the $158,000 it takes to move up "the bridge." PRIVACY WE DIGG SPONSORED For The Love Of God Get A VPN Already privateinternetaccess.com The Private Internet Access VPN encrypts all of your online traffic, allows you to use the internet from 24 different countries, keeps no logs, and comes with an ad, malware, and tracker blocker. QUEEN DAY A Stadium Full Of Green Day Fans Singing Along To 'Bohemian Rhapsody' digg.com Green Day played a show in London over the weekend. But while they were off stage the crowd proved they like Queen as much as they like "Dookie." A BANG AND A WHIMPER The Difference Between Popping A Balloon In A Reverberation Room And An Anechoic Chamber digg.com You probably have have a pretty good sense of the difference, but it's cool to hear it side-by-side. 'YES, GOD, YES' A Catholic School Girl Finds Dirty Stuff On The '90s Internet In Today's Best Short digg.com If you recognize the main character, it's because she's played by Natalia Dyer from "Stranger Things." And if you recognize the stuff she's doing in this wonderfully written, directed and acted short about teen sexuality, it's because you did some shady stuff on the internet in the '90s too. Get more stories on Digg.com 'I LOVE IT, SOLDIER' Megatron promotes kid to lieutenant Decepticon after he presents the head of Optimus Prime on a stick. Credit: cheer984u Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2017 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002