The Man Who Stole Einstein's Brain

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Would You Like A Floppy Drive With That Smartwatch?

Photos From North Korea's Very Unusual Marathon, This 1981 Computer Magazine Cover Explains Why We're So Bad At Tech Predictions, Snoop Dogg Or Real Dog?, The Death Spiral In Enrollment At Small U.S. Colleges, Bryan Cranston Helps High-Schooler Ask A Girl To Prom, The Inside Story Of Clinkle The Daily Digg Tuesday, April 15, 2014 CALORIES BETTER USED ELSEWHERE Photos From North Korea's Very Unusual Marathon thewire.com North Korea's annual marathon was opened to foreign tourists for the first time in 27 years, as runners took to the streets of Pyongyang in a unique, but surreal race. GREAT KEYBOARD This 1981 Computer Magazine Cover Explains Why We're So Bad At Tech Predictions time.com Thirty-three years later, artist Robert Tinney's concept smartwatch is worth at least a thousand words. THIS QUIZ IS RUFF Snoop Dogg Or Real Dog? digg.com Academic research about dog cognition sounds an awful lot like profiles of Snoop Dogg. Can you tell which quote is about Snoop D-O-Double-G and which is just about D-O-Single-G? TOO SMALL TO SUCCEED The Death Spiral In Enrollment At Small U.S. Colleges bloomberg.com "There's a lot of fear here," said Steven Fournier, a senior who lived in the now-closed dorm for his first three years. "It's not the same college I arrived at." WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM HEISENBERG Bryan Cranston Helps High-Schooler Ask A Girl To Prom digg.com A guy walked up to Bryan Cranston after one of his Broadway performances and asked if he could help ask a girl to prom. INSIDE THE DISASTER The Inside Story Of Clinkle businessinsider.com How a 21-year-old Stanford kid got $30 million then blew it all up. ADVERTISEMENT The Power To Destroy Nearly a quarter of IT managers simply don't know how secure their website is. With the number of web-attacks blocked per day rising from 190,370 to 247,350 between 2011 and 2012, it's more vital than ever to understand how to protect yourself and your business. This free guide can help. ARE THOSE SCRATCH N' SNIFF? First lady Michelle Obama has sticker placed on her face by 20-month-oldLily Oppelt as her parents Amy and Sgt. Lucas Oppelt, far right, from Indiana, watch during her visit with Wounded Warriors being cared for at the Fisher House at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., Monday, April 14, 2014. The first lady is participating in a pre-Easter celebration with military families and their children. The Fisher House provides extend stay housing program for family members while their loved ones receiving specialized medical care at Walter Reed. Credit: AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais Read more on Digg.com → Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014