Happy Friday!
Here’s a roundup of 10 or so more links to get your day started:
- President Barack Obama is planning to highlight the benefits of Indiana’s statewide community college system during his town hall meeting today at Ivy Tech’s headquarters. (IndyStar) | His motorcade’s route is not known, but expect traffic to be tied up north of Downtown. (IndyStar)
- Investigators became suspicious of the father of missing Baby Delano after he described the child’s kidnappers as identical to characters in “Grand Theft Auto.” (IndyStar)
- Bobby Brown issued a statement late Thursday insisting that contrary to media reports, his daughter Bobbi Kristina is not brain dead. It still doesn’t sound good. (USA Today)
- Worried your Anthem data was stolen? Take these five steps to protect yourself. (IndyStar)
- Yes, Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Issue features the first-ever plus-size model. But it’s not who everyone thinks. (BuzzFeed)
- Former Indiana Rep. Dan Burton went on CNN to defend his long-held view that vaccines cause autism. He ended up getting schooled by Anderson Cooper about breastfeeding. (IndyStar)
- 10-digit dialing starts Saturday in Indiana for phone users in the 812 and the new 930 area codes. (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- I’m fascinated by Lindy West’s story, “What happened when I confronted my cruellest troll.” Have you been cyber-bullied? (The Guardian)
- There’s a scientific explanation for NBC anchor Brian Williams’ mortifying memory flub. (Washington Post)
- Keurig’s attempts to “DRM” its coffee cups totally backfired. (The Verge)
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