Nature Finds A Way

After The Flood, Homesick In The Modern World, You're Unique (Right?) — Why Shouldn't You Have Some Unique Underwear Too?, WATCH: Pranksters Dressed As Dinosaurs Scare The Crap Out Of Chris Pratt, Why Mathematicians Are Hoarding This Special Type Of Japanese Chalk, Why This Blue Whale's Massive Heart Is Being Blown Up Like a Beach Ball The Daily Digg Tuesday, June 16, 2015 SALVAGE OPERATION After The Flood texasmonthly.com As the turbid water of the Blanco River receded, flood survivors began the long, hard task of piecing their lives back together. HOMESCREEN BLUES Homesick In The Modern World digg.com What does it mean to be homesick in 2015, and does technology help or hinder us when we move to a new place? UNDIES WE DIGG SPONSORED You're Unique (Right?) — Why Shouldn't You Have Some Unique Underwear Too? digg.com For their "Peace and Love" Design of the Month, MeUndies used a tie-dye technique that was popular 1,500 years ago in India, Japan, and Africa to create underwear as original as you are. MeUndies have always been really damn comfortable, but now they look really damn cool too. HOW DO YOU SAY 'F*CK YOU' IN POLISH? WATCH: Pranksters Dressed As Dinosaurs Scare The Crap Out Of Chris Pratt digg.com That whole "Jurassic World" thing really came back to bite him in the ass huh? CHALK TALK Why Mathematicians Are Hoarding This Special Type Of Japanese Chalk gizmodo.com This spring, an 80-year-old Japanese chalk company went out of business. Nobody, perhaps, was as sad to see the company go as mathematicians who had become obsessed with Hagoromo Fulltouch Chalk, the so-called "Rolls Royce of chalk." JUST ANOTHER DAY AT THE BEACH Why This Blue Whale's Massive Heart Is Being Blown Up Like a Beach Ball motherboard.vice.com If you ever find yourself in the possession of a massive, frozen whale heart, here are some tips: don't thaw it out too quickly, don't inflate it too fast, and definitely don't forget your arsenal of toilet plungers and Pepsi cans you'll need to plug all the arteries up. Get more stories on Digg.com → UNLOCKED STOCKS AND OIL BARRELS A Saudi man walks at the Tadawul Saudi Stock Exchange, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Monday, June 15, 2015. Saudi Arabia's stock market, valued at $585 billion, opened up to direct foreign investment for the first time Monday, as the kingdom seeks an economic boost amid low global oil prices. Credit: AP Photo/Hasan Jamali 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