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What it's like to live today after 44 years in jail Imagine being removed from society since the mid-1970s, then dropped into a world where you're surrounded by iPhones and Gatorade. Old man ejected from basketball game after pouring beer on player A Sydney Kings basketball player had beer poured on him by a spectator after sliding out from the court and ending up near where people were sitting. David Tennant explains Einstein's general theory of relativity Get ready for a simple yet information-packed deep dive into one of the most famous scientific theories in history. The top 10 digital marketing developments of 2015 From exciting developments in machine learning to Google's increased focus on mobile SEO, companies big and small need to seize the opportunity to step up their digital profiles... Syrian man feeds Berlin's homeless to repay German hospitality A Syrian transplant who lives in Berlin has been feeding Germany's homeless in an effort to "give something back to German people." #ThanksgivingClapback is serving up perfect comebacks to your relatives' insults The hashtag #ThanksgivingClapBack is doling out sassy insults for any and all nosey family members. Adele and Jimmy Fallon covered 'Hello' using classroom instruments Adele, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots performed a cover of "Hello" using nothing but retro musical instruments on Monday's "The Tonight Show." An expansive photo record of Native American life in the early 1900s Edward S. Curtis spent more than 20 years documenting over 80 tribes across North America. Muslim woman thanks train passengers who defended her during racist rant A Newcastle woman has thanked a number of train passengers who came to her defence after a man threatened her and her sister with anti-Muslim abuse. This video on what it means to be a Sikh is winning hearts Young Sikhs reveal what it means to be a Sikh in India. Raspberry Pi Zero is a tiny computer that costs only $5 If you want to get one, you should hurry: The Raspberry Pi Foundation built "several tens of thousands of units" but they expect demand to outstrip supply. Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064