Trending: Saturday, March 30, 2013

Facebook

▪  NYTimes(blog): New phone by Facebook to showcase its network

▪  CBSNews: Facebook releases map of marriage equality support

▪  C|NET: Tracking the rumor that just won’t die: The Facebook phone

 North Korea

▪  GuardianUK: US warns North Korea of increased isolation  if threats escalate further

▪  NYTimes:Global powers cast wary eye as Korean tension escalates

▪  NYTimes: North Korea warns it may close shared factory with South

▪  CNN:Pyongyang has been defiant in the face  of efforts to halt its nuclear program

▪  BBC: North Korea tensions: Russia’s Lavrov fears `spiral’

▪  TelegraphUK: North Korea  plan to attack US mainland revealed in photographs

▪  Reuters: North Korea enters state of war against South

FGCU

▪  USAToday: FGCU runs out of magic, as Florida chomps Cinderella run short

▪  CBSSports: Florida takes FGCU seriously – and sends Eagles home

▪  FoxNews: Coach Andy Enfield’s home on the market

Reid Flair

▪  LATimes: Reid Flair: Son of WWE star Ric Flair, dies at 25

▪  CharlotteObserver: Ric Flair’s son, Reid Flair, found dead in SouthPark hotel

▪  WrestlingInc: More on Reid Flair’s passing: Ric Flair’s agent issues statement

Alexis Wright

▪  ABCNews: Zumba sex scandal: Alexis Wright pleads guilty to 20 counts

▪  CBSNews: Zumba prostitution case: Alexis Wright pleads guilty to 20 counts, including prostitution

▪  HuffPost: Maine Zumba teacher pleads guilty to prostitution

Dufnering

▪  YahooSports: Jason Dufner slouches, kicks off the latest trend in golf: Dufnering

▪  ESPN: Jason Dufner photo goes viral

▪  GuardianUK: American golfer sparks Twitter craze

School cheating scandal

▪  NYTimes: Ex-schools chief in Atlanta is indicted in testing scandal

▪  CNN: Grand jury indicts 35 in Georgia school cheating scandal

▪  NYTimes: Ex-schools  chief in Atlanta is indicted in testing scandal

▪  ABCNews: Three dozen indicted in Atlanta cheating scandal

▪  USAToday: 36 educators indicted in Atlanta cheating scandal

▪  NBCNews:Former superintendent indicted in Atlanta school cheating scandal

Other News

▪  CNN: Baby shooting may have gang ties

▪  NYTimes: Provocateur comes into view after cyberattack

▪  HuffPost: Christopher Knafelc, Philadelphia man, jumps on train tracks to save fallen man

▪  PCMagazine: Is the SpamDDoS attack over?

▪  NBCNews:Best Buy shrinks as `showrooming’ persists

 Weird News

▪  TIME: Could some of our favorite flavorings be damaging our DNA?

▪  CNN: FBI’s `flying saucer’ online memo intrigues public

▪  CNN: Goofing off on company time? Go for it

▪  LATimes: Robotic jellyfish named Cyro could one day  work for the Navy (video)