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October 17 2011
10 Can’t-Miss Short Films
You won't see these short films in the theater, but they're some of our favorite videos. Read More
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Features, -
October 13 2011
Pregnant Woman Amber Miller Runs Chicago Marathon, Then Gives Birth
Amber Miller ran the Chicago marathon 39 weeks pregnant, then gave birth after finishing the race. Read More
Filed under: Weird, -
October 12 2011
Five Surprising Foods That Boost Immunity
Try these foods to avoid getting a fall cold or flu. Read More
Filed under: Health and Wellbeing, -
October 09 2011
CSAs for Local Arts Take Off
Two Minnesota arts-focused non-profits worked together to launch a CSA program for local arts. Read More
Filed under: Arts and Culture, -
October 07 2011
New Fabric Could Make Doing Laundry Unnecessary
A new type of fabric can kill bacteria with sunlight. Read More
Filed under: Green, Science, Weird, -
October 05 2011
Top Ten Ways to Spend Less and Get More
Check out these great strategies for saving money. Read More
Filed under: General Interest, -
October 02 2011
Harold Hackett Receives Thousands of Replies to Messages in Bottles
Harold Hackett has sent out close to 5,000 messages in bottles, and has received replies to more than 3,000 of them. Read More
Filed under: Weird, -
September 29 2011
Nine Awesome Uses for Junk Mail
Check out these nine tips for creative ways to recycle your junk mail. Read More
Filed under: Green, -
September 26 2011
Scientists Recreate Dreams and Memories on Video
Scientists at UC Berkeley have developed technology to reconstruct images from brain wave activity. Read More
Filed under: Science, -
September 21 2011
9 Affordable Ways to Destress
Feeling on edge? No need to pay for a spa - try these 9 budget-friendly solutions. Read More
Filed under: Health and Wellbeing, -
September 19 2011
Game Players Solve Molecular Puzzle that Stumped Scientists for a Decade
After puzzling over a science problem for 10 years, researchers took their problem to an online game called Foldit. Players had the answer in less than 2 weeks. Read More
Filed under: Health and Wellbeing, Science, -
September 15 2011
San Diego Chargers Fans Return $1,000 in Lost Money
When a waitress dropped more than $1,000 in bills, fans returned every last dollar to her. Read More
Filed under: General Interest, Weird, -
September 14 2011
Better World Materials Converts Trash into Building Materials
Better World Building materials is converting rejected recyclables into materials to create railroad ties, sheds, and houses. Read More
Filed under: Business, Green, -
September 12 2011
New Mobile App iZup Blocks Texting While Driving
A new mobile app can prevent texting while driving. Read More
Filed under: General Interest, -
September 09 2011
Dave Cornwaithe Travels Mississippi River by Stand-Up Paddleboard
Dave Cornwaithe is attempting to complete 25 separate 1,000 mile journeys without using motorized transportation, in the Expedition 1000. Read More
Filed under: General Interest, Green, Health and Wellbeing, Non-Profits, Weird,
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