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    Arts and Culture, General Interest

    UK Schools Get Rid of Homework

    A new school in the United Kingdom has established a no-homework policy that's creating quite a stir among students, parents, and teachers alike. More »

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    General Interest, Green, Science

    Electric Charge Can Increase Fuel Efficiency

    Researchers at Temple University have found a way to increase a car’s mileage by 5 to as much as 20 percent – a fuel savings of more than 300 million gasoline barrels and 150 million diesel barrels each year. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Heroes, Weird

    Man Fights Shark to Rescue His Dog

    Most people wouldn’t voluntarily mess with a shark. But when it’s about to devour your best friend, what else can you do? More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest

    Renaissance Festival Pays Surprise Visit to Dying Man

    This year, Frank Tunison, who has bone marrow cancer, was too weak to attend his favorite festival. So instead, the Renaissance Festival came to him. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Weird

    Man Orders Beer, Gets Free Artificial Leg

    When 42-year-old David Huckvale walked into a pub in England for a pint, he ended up coming home with a far greater prize: the promise of a new bionic leg. More »

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    Business, Science, Weird

    A Great Handshake Can Get You a Job

    According to a new study, a job applicant's handshake can be a deal-maker -- or a deal-breaker. More »

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    Science, Weird

    Rubber Ducks Used for Global Warming Research

    A rubber duck may have been your favorite bathtime toy as a kid -- but these little yellow birds have taken on a new role in protecting the environment, thanks to NASA scientists working in Greenland, who are using 90 rubber ducks to track the movement of water in Greenland's Jakobshavn Glacier. More »

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    Business, Science

    New Self-Healing Paint Gets Rid of Scratches

    Paint scratches may be no more, thanks to a high-tech self-healing paint developed in Japan by the car manufacturer Nissan. More »

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    Arts and Culture, History

    600-Year-Old Cookbook Released Digitally

    This Thanksgiving, try some 600-year-old recipes created by King Richard II's chefs. More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest

    Holocaust Survivor Has Bar Mitvzah at Age 78

    A bar mitzvah is a traditional rite of passage for Jewish boys when they reach the age of 13 -- but Arieh Czeislah never got to have his celebration because of the war. Finally, he's getting his party at 78. More »

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    General Interest

    War Veteran Reunited with Lost Medals

    Last week, a 93-year-old war veteran lost his medals in the Thames -- but luckily, some scuba divers managed to retrieve them. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Weird

    City Uses DNA Tests to Help Dog Owners Behave

    In an Israeli city, officials are collecting DNA samples from all area dogs, and using their database to track down who’s been good or bad. More »

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    Heroes

    Boy Wins ‘Extreme Train Makeover’

    A 12-year-old recently won an 'Extreme Train Makeover' to make rail cars accessible to people with handicaps. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Dog Calls 911 to Help Sick Owner

    Joe Stalnaker’s German shepherd, Buddy, seems like the kind of dog you’d love to have around whenever emergency strikes. This intelligent service dog is trained to help his owner in all sorts of ways - including calling 911 when Stalnaker has an accident. More »

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    General Interest, Green, Health and Wellbeing

    America’s First Human-Powered Gym Opens

    At the Green Microgym, exercisers help to power the gym's equipment with their movement. More »

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