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Why Does Jack Dorsey Drink A Glass Of Salt Every Morning?, What It Was Like To Eat With Anthony Bourdain, This Twitter Thread Of Tips For Staying Warm In A House With No Heat Could Save Your Life

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EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY WHY SO SALTY? Why Does Jack Dorsey Drink A Glass Of Salt Every Morning? insidehook.com Diving into the potential health benefits of the Silicon Valley billionaire's very strange breakfast. 'WOULD JEREMIAH TOWER APPROVE?' What It Was Like To Eat With Anthony Bourdain foodandwine.com Tony wouldn't have judged you for eating a hamburger in your hotel bed. THE BEGINNING OF THE END Why COVID-19 Cases Are Falling So Fast theatlantic.com Four reasons: social distancing, seasonality, seroprevalence and shots. APP WE DIGG | SPONSORED Titan Is A Premier Investment Platform For All Investors, Not Just Wall Street titanvest.com Unlike most investment apps that passively invest you into ETFs, Titan has an in-house investment team that actively manages your capital to outperform the market. Access their award-winning strategies in the app. COLD COMFORT HAPPENED IN SNOW MOTION Here Are Some Of The Most Bizarre Photos That Show How Cold It Is In Texas Right Now digg.com With Texas facing some of the coldest temperatures it has seen in decades, people have been posting photos and videos that capture how freezing cold it is in the Lone Star state. A HAZY SHADE OF WINTER This Twitter Thread Of Tips For Staying Warm In A House With No Heat Could Save Your Life digg.com Rebecca Mix, a writer from Michigan who said she had lived through "many power outages in negative temperatures," offered some helpful tips for staying warm in a house without heat. HOLE NEW WORLD Mysteries Of Massive Holes Forming In Siberian Permafrost Unlocked By Scientists cnn.com The massive crater appeared violently and explosively in the Siberian tundra last year. It was the 17th hole to appear in the remote Yamal and Gyda peninsulas in the Russian Arctic since the first was spotted in 2013, mystifying scientists. VIDEO OF THE DAY I SAW WHAT YOU DID THERE Guy Attached Giant Saws To His Bicycle And Had The Time Of His Life Riding Over A Frozen Lake youtube.com A craftsman builds a bike that can be ridden on a completely frozen lake: the icуcycle. IN THE NEWS Lab Studies Suggest Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Can Protect Against Coronavirus Variant Texas Mayor Tells Residents To Fend For Themselves During Power Outage: 'Only The Strong Will Survive' 'Roaring Kitty' Sued For Securities Fraud Over GameStop Rise Rush Limbaugh, Conservative Media Icon, Dead At 70 Following Battle With Cancer Facebook Blocks Australians From Accessing News On Platform DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Save On Hundred Of Items During Huckberry's Humongous Winter Sale huckberry.com From now through February 21, Huckberry is discounting over a thousand items with savings as high as 40 percent. Don't wait though — stock is limited. FROM THE ARCHIVES SKELETON LAKE Hundreds Died At This Remote Himalayan Lake. It Gets Weirder (2019) outsideonline.com More than 75 years ago, ancient remains of hundreds of people were found in a Himalayan lake. Scientists recently revealed more clues about where the people came from and how they could have died. THE MORE YOU NOSE You Can Calculate Exactly How Many Lives You'll Save By Wearing A Mask (2020) popularmechanics.com The math depends on your mask's material. Wear a mask. Save a life. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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