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Even though Jeni Stepien’s father couldn’t be at her wedding, his heart was. After her dad, Michael, was tragically murdered in 2006 his heart was donated to Arthur “Tom” Thomas. The gesture saved Thomas’ life. Ten years later, Thomas met the … Continue reading →

Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen walked down the runway at the Rio Olympics opening ceremony and Twitter users could not deal. Read more: http://on.mash.to/2b7KT6W Read more… More about Mashable Video, Real Time, Standalone Featured, Gisele Bundchen, and Olympics 2016

It’s that time of year once again: Back-to-school season — a time of fresh beginnings for students of all ages, and a time when adults are dishing out all kinds of lessons and advice to help children prepare for their … Continue reading →

With all the depressing stuff out there, it’s nice to have some good news. Police in Rome, Italy, received a call late last Wednesday about crying and shouting coming from a neighbor’s flat. Checking it out, they found themselves at … Continue reading →

We’ve all been there.  You’ve set up the perfect shot. Everyone is in position, the lighting is great, and the big moment has arrived. You’re just about to take the picture, when out of nowhere a box pops up, ruining … Continue reading →

It’s a muggy morning at the Mister Softee headquarters in Runnemade, NJ. While most New Yorkers are retreating to the temporary oasis of Rockaway Beach or a friend of a friend’s air conditioned loft, I am walking around workers assembling … Continue reading →

ZEEQ, created by Moley Robotics, could be the answer to your sleeping problems.  The smart pillow wirelessly streams music and gathers analytics through built-in sensors as you sleep. The company hopes to distribute the pillow by 2017.  Read more… More … Continue reading →

No matter how good the business idea, it usually requires raising capital to become a viable business.  In a world where venture capitalists are becoming risk averse and increasingly behaving like private equity firms, it should come as no surprise … Continue reading →

As a medical student, I remember reading books about the early days of the HIV epidemic and wondering what it was like for doctors to take care of patients who had a new, unknown disease. It seemed to me like … Continue reading →

Early on Monday morning, passengers of Delta Airlines woke to news that there would be mass delays across the entire network.  The issue stemmed from a power outage at Atlanta at 2:30 a.m. ET and affected Delta flights globally. At … Continue reading →