Even in these tough times, it is becoming "downright common" for Starbucks customers at this drive-thru window to pay the bill for the car behind them. One cashier has even seen 15 cars of kindness in a row...
KUSA reports in this video from Loveland, Colorado
that even in Wal-Mart people are paying it forward...
Manitoba is trying to encourage people to stop flushing so much water and money away. The province has announced a new WaterSmart conservation program
that will provide rebates to people who buy dual-flush, high-efficiency
toilets. (The Winnipeg Sun)
A Ukrainian woman who plunged 100 feet from her ninth floor flat survived without injury because she fell into a giant vat of grapes that cushioned her fall. (Ananova has a few more details)
As a hungry grad student, Brandon Mendelson can sum up his financial status in two painful words: “broke” and “desperate.” He needed quick cash to help cover his living expenses, so he turned his techno-trash into digital gold.
Mendelson scanned his campus at SUNY Albany and saw possible salvation in the trash stream. Not beer bottles or discarded newspapers. Today’s garbage: his, and his friends' digital debris.
James Frank Kotera wants to make his town of Highland, Wis., famous. He heard a voice one night that told him to make the world's largest ball of twine. Steve Hartman asks him why.