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    Heroes

    Boy Scouts Lead Tornado Rescue Effort

    When a tornado blew down the camp where a group of Boy Scouts were staying for a conference, the Scouts used their skills to help their fellow troops survive. More »

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    Celebrities, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Yao Ming Creates Fund to Rebuild Chinese Schools

    The Houston Rockets star recently announced the creation of a new organization that will help rebuild schools in China - starting with $2 million of his own cash. More »

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    General Interest

    Nobel Prize Winner Reunited with Long-Lost Sister

    Last October, Utah geneticist Mario Capecchi was awarded the the Nobel Prize. But he discovered an even greater reward last month: a long-lost sister. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Weird

    Father Delivers Baby on Airplane

    Most babies don’t take their first international flight until they’re at least a few months old. But little Jadan Brown may be the most well-traveled newborn in the world: he entered the world from an airplane, somewhere over Canada. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Weird

    Cat Is Station Master For Japanese Train Station

    In Kinokawa, Japan, you'll find a feline celebrity at the local train station – and no, for once, it's not Hello Kitty. The cat in question is Tama, a stray tabby who makes her home in the station. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Spending Time with Younger People Could Increase Lifespan

    In a study of fruit flies, researchers from University of Iowa found that fast-aging fruit flies lived longer when placed with normal fruit flies -- which means spending time with younger people could extend human lives, too. More »

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    Heroes, Weird

    Mayor Turns Down Huge Raise

    A town mayor has turned down a huge raise, citing city issues that should come first. More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest

    A Special Summer Camp for Sight-Impaired Kids

    Most summer camps aren't safe for children with sight-impairments - but luckily, there's Camp Bloomfield, a camp created just for blind and vision-impaired children. More »

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    Heroes

    Safety Officer Gives Life to Save Others After Boat Accident

    Thanks to the heroic sacrifice of safety officer Roger Stone, the crew of a capsized boat was able to survive in the water until the Coast Guard came to help them. More »

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    Green, Heroes, Weird

    Activists Sail ‘Junk’ Boat to Raise Awareness of Ocean Garbage

    To make a statement about the massive amount of trash in the oceans, two environmental researchers took a stand by setting sail from California to Hawaii in a boat made of garbage. More »

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    Heroes, Non-Profits

    16-Year-Old Creates Nonprofit to Provide Free Music to Soldiers

    For soldiers stationed overseas, homesickness can be tough. Luckily, they've got some tunes to keep them company - courtesy of a 16-year-old girl's nonprofit, Tunes 4 the Troops. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Non-Profits

    5-Year-Old Raises $41,000 for Charity with Lemonade Stand

    Jack Yielding, a five-year-old with epilepsy, has raised more than $41,000 for the Hospital for Sick Children, thanks to a lemonade stand. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Celebrities, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Adam Duritz Interview on Counting Crows’ New Charity, GreyBird Foundation

    In our exclusive interview with Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz, we discuss details of the band's long-standing community outreach program and their new charity organization, The GreyBird Foundation. More »

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    Heroes

    Plane Crash Survivor Saves Pilot

    After a helicopter crash, the plane caught fire. Luckily, one of the survivors managed to save his own life - and the life of the unconscious pilot. More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest, Green

    London Plans to Recycle Olympic Stadium Seats

    According to the organizers of the 2012 Olympics in London, 55,000 stadium seats from their new 80,000-seat Olympic arena could be dismounted and recycled for future Olympic events. More »

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