Following a collision in east London, commuters gathered around this massive bus to lift and hoist it off of a unicyclist caught underneath the wheels. The man is in serious condition, but safe. Take a look at the damage here: 
From the New York Post:
For months doctors searched for a way to awaken Li, but to no avail. It wasn't until his family revealed what he loved most in the world that they found their key to success.
"We had asked his family what really drove him, and they were very clear that it was money," Tang said. "When we learned about his fondness for money, we experimented with notes and change.
"Memories of smell and sound can be very powerful stimulants," he added. "We found that a crisp, new 100 yuan note crumpled under his nose worked best."
Some jokers over at Trinity college hacked the English School's staff page, adding in a one "Conan T. Barbarian" to their staff list. Dr. Barbarian studied Post-Colonial theory at the Sorbonne, and completed his PhD with his dissertation, "To Hear the Lamentations of Their Women: Constructions of Masculinity in Contemporary Zamoran." Sadly, Dr. Barbarian has been removed from Trinity's page. His legend, of course, lives on.
This is Angela Zhang, a Californian student who just won $100,000 in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology. Her contribution to the competition? Nothing big, just discovering a cell that can fight cancer. Oh sorry, I meant developed that cell. Her work, titled "Design of Image-guided, Photo-thermal Controlled Drug Releasing Multifunctional Nanosystem for the Treatment of Cancer Stem Cells," is a total mouthful, but some are saying it's a real "Swiss army-knife" in the fight against cancer - helping both the treatment of cancer cells and their detection.
Did I mention that she's seventeen years old?
And with that, I'm going to go pretend like I've accomplished something with my life.
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