The F Student Who Helped Take Down The USSR

Who's Watching The Drones? And Other Political Reads, Cracking The Ancient Unicorn Language, Your Clothing Problems Are Solved, How Did An F Student Help Bring Down The USSR? Join Our Dialog About Lowell Wood, Tales From The Janitor's Night Shift, The Man In India Who Is Selling The US Illegal Execution Drugs The Daily Digg Wednesday, October 21, 2015 THIS WEEK IN POLITICS Who's Watching The Drones? And Other Political Reads digg.com This week: Chicago's secret blacksite, "The Drone Papers," and the revival of Donald Trump. WHAT CAN BE INDUCED ABOUT THE INDUS Cracking The Ancient Unicorn Language nature.com The most tantalizing of all the undeciphered scripts is made up of partially pictographic signs and human and animal motifs including a puzzling "unicorn." BOXES WE DIGG SPONSORED Your Clothing Problems Are Solved bombfell.com Like looking good, but hate shopping? Have someone else do the dirty work for you. Bombfell matches you with a real stylist who picks out clothes for you and sends them straight to your door. JOIN THE DIALOG How Did An F Student Help Bring Down The USSR? Join Our Dialog About Lowell Wood digg.com Ashlee Vance is a technology writer for Bloomberg Businessweek where he wrote about how Lowell Wood broke Edison's patent record and helped bring down the Soviet Union. Ashlee will be here at 12pm EST to answer your questions about his article. Join the Dialog now! CUSTODIANS OF THE DEAD Tales From The Janitor's Night Shift narrative.ly A pair of talented stonemasons with a murderous feud gave Toronto's oldest university its hauntingly intricate architecture— and its first grisly ghost story. A century and a half later, late-night janitors report an abundance of eerie encounters. SHIPPING AND MISHANDLING The Man In India Who Is Selling The US Illegal Execution Drugs buzzfeed.com When states ran out of execution drugs, they started paying tens of thousands of dollars to Chris Harris, a salesman in India with no pharmaceutical background. Get more stories on Digg.com GO FOR THE GREEN Supporters of Argentina's presidential candidate Daniel Scioli cheer him on as he campaigns in a suburb of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015. Scioli, who has been the country's vice president and the governor of Buenos Aires province, is the frontrunner in the presidential race set for Oct. 25. Credit: AP Photo/Jorge Saenz Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 29 Little West 12th Street, NY, NY 10014