Ants: The New Trees

Mike Bloomberg Comes Back Home, The Very Definition Of A Buzzkill, Sunglasses Aren't Just For Summer, 25 Year Experiment Shows Ants Can Take CO2 Out Of The Atmosphere, Can You Go To Jail For Sharing Stolen Celebrity Nudes?, Here's How A Flawless $300,000 Diamond Was Lost In An F1 Car Crash The Daily Digg Thursday, September 4, 2014 SPOKE TOO SOON Mike Bloomberg Comes Back Home nytimes.com Mr. Bloomberg told close confidants and senior executives of Bloomberg L.P., a financial data and media company, that Daniel L. Doctoroff, its chief executive and a longtime friend and lieutenant, would leave the company at the end of the year and that he would take over. PARTY PO(O)P(P)ER The Very Definition Of A Buzzkill digg.com It takes a truly joyless human to pop someone else's beach ball, and then start a round of applause for himself. SHADES WE DIGG SPONSORED Sunglasses Aren't Just For Summer mrboho.com Fact: Everyone looks cool in sunglasses. Fact: Everyone wants to look cool year-round. Why then would you stop wearing sunglasses after summer? Get yourself a new pair and be cool every season. WELL, INDIRECTLY 25 Year Experiment Shows Ants Can Take CO2 Out Of The Atmosphere arstechnica.com As well, ants seem responsible for accelerated breakdown of minerals — which is a good thing. Way to go, ants! THE NAKED TRUTH Can You Go To Jail For Sharing Stolen Celebrity Nudes? dailydot.com If the identity of the hacker is ever discovered, that person will likely find himself in legal hot water. But what about all the other Internet users who helped the images spread across the Web? BLAME 'OCEAN'S 12' Here's How A Flawless $300,000 Diamond Was Lost In An F1 Car Crash jalopnik.com The actual story of the Missing Formula 1 Diamond is even more ridiculous than the headline makes it seem. Read more on Digg.com → THE HOLY JOURNEY An Indian Muslim woman pilgrim cries as she hugs her son at the airport before leaving for the annual hajj pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014. More than 3 million Muslims worldwide make the pilgrimage each year, but recent reports say Saudi Arabia plans to restrict the number this year to about 1.3 million because of construction projects in the holy city. Credit: AP Photo /Manish Swarup Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014