Slow And Steady Wins The Rice

Slow And Steady Wins The Rice

Slow And Steady Wins The Rice

Farmers In Japan Rely On Cool, Over-The-Top Machines To Plant Rice, The Oregon Standoff, Explained In 3 Minutes, Live Your Best Life With This Extra Long Charger, An Honest Trailer For 'The Martian', 'Making A Murderer' Filmmakers: Original Juror Believes Steven Avery Was Framed, Ted Cruz's New Ad Campaign Features People In Suits Running Across The Border Today's Top Videos Tuesday, January 5, 2016 WHITE ON RICE Farmers In Japan Rely On Cool, Over-The-Top Machines To Plant Rice digg.com This is how Japanese farmers plant their rice these days, with the help of modern planting machines. TOWN AIN'T BIG ENOUGH FOR THE BOTH OF EM The Oregon Standoff, Explained In 3 Minutes digg.com There's a reason the FBI hasn't gone in guns blazing — and here's why. FROM THE DIGG STORE Live Your Best Life With This Extra Long Charger store.digg.com Stop straining for the iPhone on your end table because the charging cord isn't long enough to reach your bed. That's no way to live. MATH! RIVETTING! An Honest Trailer For 'The Martian' digg.com It's "Cast Away" — in spaaaaaaaaaace! But requisite joking aside, "The Martian" was a pretty enjoyable movie. SKIP TO 2:30 'Making A Murderer' Filmmakers: Original Juror Believes Steven Avery Was Framed digg.com Filmmakers Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos recently told "Today" that a juror on the original trial of Steven Avery has come forward raising new questions about what happened behind the closed doors of deliberation. SHOULDA WORN YOUR SWEAT SUIT Ted Cruz's New Ad Campaign Features People In Suits Running Across The Border digg.com Move over Taco Bell, there's a new border run in town. In his latest, slickly produced campaign ad, Ted Cruz tries his damnedest to expose journalists, lawyers and other suit-wearing professionals as being hypocritical about border safety. We're not sure if it works, but it's certainly fun watching men with binders ford a river. Get more stories on Digg.com SMOOTH EXCAVATOR These excavator robots are super cool, and they don't exist. Credit: Phymec Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002