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What It's Like To Be Related To The Most Hated Free Man In America, Dallas Hospital Monitoring Possible Ebola Patient, This Email Could Have Been Filled With Amazing Videos, Aretha Franklin Covering 'Rolling In The Deep' Reminds Us Who The Original Diva Was, This 'Lung Flute' Is Helping People With Respiratory Problems Breath Better, The Unexpected Consequences Of Success The Daily Digg Tuesday, September 30, 2014 ZIMMERMAN FAMILY VALUES What It's Like To Be Related To The Most Hated Free Man In America gq.com Soon after George Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin more than two years ago, George's loyal family learned that sharing his name meant sharing the blame. It also meant a surreal new life filled with constant paranoia, get- rich-quick schemes, and lots and lots of guns. THIS IS USUALLY MORE OF A FLORIDA THING Dallas Hospital Monitoring Possible Ebola Patient thescoopblog.dallasnews.com A Dallas hospital expects preliminary test results Tuesday that may confirm whether a patient there has Ebola. EMAILS WE DIGG This Email Could Have Been Filled With Amazing Videos link.digg.com We watch a lot of videos. Like, way too many. Let us leave the good eggs in your inbox every day so you're never late to the content party. Because there's no party like a content party, right? Right? STILL THE QUEEN OF SOUL Aretha Franklin Covering 'Rolling In The Deep' Reminds Us Who The Original Diva Was digg.com Shouldn't Adele be the one covering Aretha songs? Something about this seems backwards but we are definitely not complaining. STILL WAITING ON LUNG SAXOPHONE This 'Lung Flute' Is Helping People With Respiratory Problems Breath Better gizmag.com The Lung Flute requires users to simply blow into it. Doing so causes an integrated reed to vibrate, producing low-frequency sound waves which travel down into the patients' lungs. There, the waves break up the mucus, allowing it to subsequently be cleared when the user forcefully exhales. WINNING ISN'T EVERYTHING The Unexpected Consequences Of Success blogs.hbr.org Everybody loves a winner, right? Unfortunately, not always. Read more on Digg.com → SIT-DOWN STRIKE Protesters take rest at a main road in the financial central district after riot police use tear gas against them as thousands of people blocked the road in Hong Kong, Sunday, Sept. 28, 2014. Hong Kong police used tear gas on Sunday and warned of further measures as they tried to clear thousands of pro-democracy protesters gathered outside government headquarters in a challenge to Beijing over its decision to restrict democratic reforms for the city. Credit: AP Photo/Vincent Yu Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014