First set of remains ID'd from Florida school
University of South Florida researchers identified George Owen Smith as the first of 55 exhumed bodies from the Dozier School for Boys. The 14 year old was buried in a shallow grave after being sent to the school for involvement in a stolen car. His sister called the discovery a long effort.
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Ice bucket challenge raises awareness and funds nation wide
The ice bucket challenge uses social media to urge donations for ALS and other causes. Pete Frates, a Boston College baseball alumnus diagnosed with ALS in 2012, spurred local action as family members and about 200 supporters gathered in Copley Square to back the campaign.
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Spy allegations spark encryption boom worldwide
NSA eavesdropping revelations trigger anger in Germany and boost encryption services. Silent Circle co founder Jon Callas says Snowden disclosures last year boosted business as security conscious customers seek private calls and texts. Germany tops demand as Angela Merkel faces reported targets.
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