 It's Friday, March 21st, 2014. I'm Nathan Seichert, and today is our 420th episode of 90 Seconds on the Verge. Hit it! Troubled Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox, says it has located nearly a quarter of the roughly $485 million worth of Bitcoins missing since the site shut down last month. While this is certainly good news for disgruntled customers, Mt. Gox is still a ways away from regaining the entirety of the lost fortune. How do you fight the man? Just Google it. Following yesterday's reported ban of Twitter in Turkey, citizens have discovered that the government simply used a DNS block to stop access to the site. Using the free DNS service Google provides, Turkish citizens have been able to circumvent the ban. A Turkish newspaper quoted the Prime Minister at a campaign rally as saying, I don't care what the international community says, everyone will witness the power of the Turkish Republic. And finally, marijuana is legal in both Colorado and Washington State. But how much will it cost for a pack of doobies? About $50. Fast company's Thor Benson decided to do the math, factoring in the cost of marijuana production with common industry margins and economies of scale wielded by large companies like Marlboro. A Marlboro representative said the company has no plans to sell marijuana-based products, but given that the sales could drive $20 billion in taxes alone, this might be too big of an opportunity for it to pass up. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, episode 421. Wait, four plus two plus one times 90 seconds divided by 1.5 minutes equals... 420.