Twin Sisters Find Each Other, One Raised In America; Other In Europe
Raised 5,000 miles apart and speaking different languages, a chance sighting on YouTube by a friend helped them to discover a lost twin they didn't know existed.
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Teen Uses Fibonacci Sequence to Make Solar Energy Breakthrough
Aidan Dwyer is just 13 years old but is already a patented inventor of solar panel arrangements. He noticed a pattern one day in the tangled mess of branches above him and began to investigate whether there is a secret formula in tree design and whether the purpose of the spiral pattern is to collect sunlight better.
New Baby With "Call Me Maybe" Sign Awaits Soldier Dad's First Hug
A Nebraska soldier who'd never seen his baby daughter was welcomed home this week by a sign so cute that the photo posted on Facebook got a million Likes in its first day. The adorable little girl sat waiting in a stroller sitting next to a big pink poster using the Call Me Maybe song to welcome her dad, Cole Tesar, home.
Refreshing Sweet Treat Replacements For Unhealthy Desserts
Here's the scoop on how to keep sweet in your life without keeping the fattening processed sugar and chemicals.
Coffee Customers Pay It Forward Like Never Before
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
Deaf Girl Adopted From China Hears Mother for the First Time
Thanks to a cochlear implant, a 5-year-old hearing impaired girl adopted from China was able to hear her mother's voice for the first time.
Instructor to the World! Math and Science Whiz Shares Lessons via YouTube
A math and science whiz kid is now devoting his life to the tutoring of people around the world using YouTube videos. His Khan Academy now has 1000+ videos on YouTube covering everything from basic arithmetic to chemistry, biology and high finance.
Four Free Apps to Make a Perfect Thanksgiving Feast
Face it. We all need help when making Thanksgiving dinners. These apps may be what you need to get the timing right and make delicious leftovers.
Autism-Friendly Clothing Dumps Zips, Buttons and Tags, Offers GPS
Autism Awareness Day is also Independence Day, thanks to a new line of clothing designed to help autistic teens get dressed more easily—and stay on track.
Halloween Candy Safe, After All
There has never been a single confirmed serious injury from “tainted treats†having been altered by a stranger since fears began spreading among the public in the late 50’s.
Disability App Designed by London Terrorism Survivor
A severely injured survivor of the London train bombings has created a smartphone app to help people with disabilities travel around London more easily.
Indonesian Grandmother Spreads Green Ways in Smoggy Jakarta
A 77-year-old grandmother who has been teaching green ways for almost 30 years to 218 neighborhood families: Homes are shaded by potted plants, bins encourage waste separation and residents recycle their garbage.
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