Man Creates Trash Can That Targets and Catches Flying Garbage
July 24, 2012
You know those movies where an author with writer’s block keeps throwing drafts over his shoulder trying to hit the trash can, but never seems
You know those movies where an author with writer’s block keeps throwing drafts over his shoulder trying to hit the trash can, but never seems
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Xiaonan Sun has become a YouTube sensation after a video of him drawing the portraits of Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins with both hands, at
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Any parent grieving the death of their child would go to any lengths to hear the child’s voice one last time. But how many of
I first heard about the Touch-Me-Not plant from my mother’s stories of her childhood. There were plenty of these where she grew up, and she
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