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A Minute Of Horror, Then Hours Of Panic On The Path To Mount Everest, Why You Can't Get Cheap Lobster, And Other News, What The Mattress Industry Doesn't Want You To Know, The Decline Of Pseudoscience, VIDEO: Making Turkish Sand Coffee Looks Like Magic, My Struggle With The Last Great Taboo: Admitting My Salary

The Daily Digg

Monday, May 4, 2015



SLIPPERY SLOPES
A Minute Of Horror, Then Hours Of Panic On The Path To Mount Everest
washingtonpost.com
At base camp, it was lunchtime.



WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEKEND
Why You Can't Get Cheap Lobster, And Other News
digg.com
Expensive shellfish, magical coffee, and a man-sized cake.



STARTUPS WE DIGG SPONSORED
What The Mattress Industry Doesn't Want You To Know
tuftandneedle.com
Mattresses are marked up 6-12 times from manufacture to point of sale. That means you're mostly paying for bad TV commercials, retail markups, sales commissions, and wholesaler's profits.



DR. OZYMANDIAS
The Decline Of Pseudoscience
newrepublic.com
Now that "natural" living has gone mainstream, its days are numbered



DAMN GOOD SAND, AND HOT
VIDEO: Making Turkish Sand Coffee Looks Like Magic
digg.com
On first glance, it looks a lot like this coffee maker is summoning coffee from the bottom of the cup like a rabbit from a hat.



CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER?
My Struggle With The Last Great Taboo: Admitting My Salary
wired.com
Late last week, using the hashtag #talkpay, people began tweeting about how much money they make — a radical thing to do in a culture that treats disclosing your salary as the ultimate taboo.

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TALLADEGA LIGHTS



Austin Dillon's car catches fire during the Talladega 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Talladega Superspeedway, Sunday, May 3, 2015, in Talladega, Ala. Credit: AP Photo/Butch Dill