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October 14 October 14     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   TECH   tech   Get paid to make GoPro videos with awards     Actioncam maker promises payments of $500 to $5,000     Read Story     tech           Twitter names Google exec to executive chairman role Omid Kordestani served as Google's chief business officer.     tech           Kickstarter suspends popular 'Laser Razor' It's apparently lacking a working prototype.     tech           Tech Five: Netflix to report quarterly earnings Streaming giant reveals results after markets close Wednesday.   Advertisement   personal           Facebook adds memory filter to 'On This Day' feature Social network added feature to let users revisit older memories.     columnist           This rabbi wants to reinvent the intercom Orthodox rabbi Jonathan Frankel is developing a smart intercom     columnist           VMware selling drives down value of Dell's mammoth EMC bid One group of tech investors has already provided their unvarnished opinion of a plan by hardware-maker Dell to acquire EMC, the No. 1 maker of storage hardware and software, for $67 billion.     tech           World record set for longest hoverboard ride Back to the future, here we come! The Guinness World Record has been set for farthest journey by hoverboard. Sean Dowling (@SeanDowlingTV) has the video you have to see.     mlb           Museum giving away DeLorean if Chicago Cubs win 2015 World Series 'Back to the Future Part II' predicted the Chicago Cubs would win the 2015 World Series. Volo Auto Museum will give a way a DeLorean if they actually pull it off. Gillian Pensavalle (@GillianWithaG) has the details. Video provided by Buzz60     tech           Introducing the world's first working hoverboard "Back to the Future" fans are in for a treat, with Lexus showing off the world's first fully-functional hoverboard. But if you're hoping to buy one, you're in for a long wait.     The Day In Pictures Gallery A police officer looks at the names of officers who died in the line of duty during a rededication ceremony at the Police Memorial Wall in Battery Park. The New York Police Department holds a ceremony every year to honor officers who died in the line     Popular Stories Fact check: The first Democratic debate Debate scores record ratings — for Democrats New Volkswagen North America chief Winfried Vahland out after three weeks     SPONSORED LINKS   To forward this e-mail to a friend, click here You are currently subscribed to this newsletter with the address: garn14.tech@blogger.com. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please click here. Manage Subscriptions | Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2015 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, Inc. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108