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Frantic 911 Calls Document The Horror Of The Marysville School Shooting, The Invention Of Sliced Bread, Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu, A New Trailer For 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron', Why Are We Still Using Social Security Numbers?, Spears Fly In This Mind-Bendingly Fast Martial Arts Demonstration The Daily Digg Thursday, November 13, 2014 WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT Frantic 911 Calls Document The Horror Of The Marysville School Shooting buzzfeed.com The calls were made by students, parents and others during the Washington state shooting that ultimately left four victims and the gunman dead. IT'S BETTER THAN SLICED ITSELF The Invention Of Sliced Bread priceonomics.com On the surface, sliced bread seems pretty simple. But it didn't come easily: it's an invention that endured tremendous hardships, tragedy and years of innovation before hitting the shelves in the 1920s. It even toughed out a government ban during World War II. ADVERTISEMENT FAVORITES FROM THE NEW YORKER Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu newyorker.com John Updike's classic 1960 portrait of the love affair between Boston and Ted Williams — "it has been a marriage, composed of spats, mutual disappointments, and, toward the end, a mellowing hoard of shared memories." SPOILER: THE HEROES SAVE THE DAY A New Trailer For 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron' digg.com Things are looking grim for The Avengers in this new emotionally charged trailer. OURS IS 420-69-8008 Why Are We Still Using Social Security Numbers? pando.com After all, they were originally issued solely to organize retirement benefits and the government explicitly stated that SSNs were not to be used for identification. And at just nine digits — with the first five corresponding to the city and year of issuance through 2011 (now randomized) — they're not the most secure or difficult to guess. NEO'S GOT NOTHING ON THESE TWO Spears Fly In This Mind-Bendingly Fast Martial Arts Demonstration digg.com These two martial artists are competing in an exhibition known as duilian, which pits a bare-handed combatant against a weapon-wielding opponent. We wouldn't want to face either of them, with or without a weapon. Read more on Digg.com → GETS THE POINT ACROSS A fellow protester wipes the eye of Gerardo Orue, a former worker of Unicom, a company contracted to build the Itaipu Dam, as he lies crucified outside Brazil's embassy in Asuncion, Paraguay, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014, to demand compensation benefits for those let go from their jobs at the dam. The hydroelectric dam on the Parana River straddles the Brazil-Paraguay border. Credit: AP Photo/Jorge Saenz Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014