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    General Interest

    College Student Leaves Camera On Mountain as Experiment in Trust

    Leave a camera on a mountaintop, and chances are, you'll never see it again. But a college student believed that people were better than that, and set up a creative experiment to test out his theory. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    120-Pound Dog Rescued from Well

    Kujo, a 120-pound mastiff fell down a well on his owner's property. Fortunately, a local firefighter undertook a daring rescue attempt to save the dog. More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest, Heroes

    Quadruple Amputee Dances at World-Famous Juilliard School

    Although Kiera Brinkley is a quadruple amputee, her disabilities have never stopped her from dancing. And recently, she had the opportunity to show off her skills with a performance at the world-famous Juilliard School. More »

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    General Interest, Heroes

    Two Campus Cops Solve Infamous Dugard Kidnapping Case

    As the grisly details of the Dugard kidnapping story emerge, one element has gone largely unnoticed: the heroic acts of two members of the University of California Berkeley police force, which led directly to the arrest of Dugard's captor. More »

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    Features, General Interest, Heroes

    Katrina-Devastated School Gets $2 Million Donated Stadium

    New Orlean's Carver High School and its football field were both destroyed in Hurricane Katrina. Now, the school's athletic director and coach are working to bring back school spirit with the establishment of a new $2 million stadium, funded by donations. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing

    Computer Courses May Cure Insomnia

    As many of us know, the Internet can often contribute towards our lack of sleep—but thanks to some innovative and cheap new courses, it can also provide a cure. More »

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    Business, Green, Science

    Beer Dregs Can Generate Energy

    When beer is brewed, there's generally tons of leftover grain that's sold or thrown out. But a researcher has come up with a plan to convert that waste into energy. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Science, Weird

    Aquatic Worm-Inspired Glue Could Heal Broken Bones

    A new medical development inspired by an aquatic worm could replace the need for metal plates and screws in setting some types of broken bones. More »

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    General Interest, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Chef Gives Up Prestigious Restaurant Job for Soup Kitchen

    Eight years ago, Tim Hammack was working as a chef at Napa Valley's prestigious Bouchon Bistro—but he traded in the high tips for a far more fulfilling job at a soup kitchen. More »

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    Features, General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Weird

    Near-Decapitated Boy Racer Gets Back Behind The Wheel

    Chris Stewart was almost decapitated two years ago in a horrific racing crash, but now he's back behind the wheel. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Arts and Culture, General Interest, Heroes, Non-Profits

    8-Year-Old Sells Original Story to Raise Money for Animal Rescue Groups

    To help save the lives of abandoned pets, animal lover Joshua Bayer has written and self-published a 10-page story, and will send all of the proceeds to animal rescue groups. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Tempting Yourself With Forbidden Foods Can Help You Stick with Healthy Eating Goals

    A recent study found that for women who were focused on weight loss, seeing a photograph of a high calorie dessert could actually help them stick to their commitment. More »

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    Green, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Man Turns Dumpster Diving Into Act of Charity

    Dumpster diving may seem a bit gross, but a Kenyan teacher is finding treasure in the trash, which he uses to help his homeland. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Researchers Discover Gene that Reduces Need for Sleep

    If you're one of the lucky few who can cope with going to bed at midnight and waking at six with no ill effects, there may be a medical explanation: scientists have recently discovered a rare gene called DEC2, whose carriers are able to cope with less sleep than the average person. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing

    Miracle Baby Whose Heart Stopped 18 Times Turns One

    While any baby's first birthday is a cause for celebration, this ceremony is an extra-special case: born 11 weeks ahead of schedule and weighing just two pounds, no one had expected the premature infant to survive. More »

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