Today the cyclist is in a serious but stable condition in hospital, a day after some 100 bystanders helped pull him from underneath a bus. The 55-year-old man was in a collision with the double-decker bus in Walthamstow, London, yesterday evening.
After news of the accident spread through the locality, dozens of people ran out from nearby restaurants and businesses in a bid to help the man.
It was December 26th and the family just finished celebrating Christmas at the Neptune Resort in the coastal town of Weligama. Rob Forkan was stirred from his sleep by the sound of flowing water. He arose from bed to find about of an inch of water on the floor.
It’s probably not what you’d think.
There are few better ways to wake up than the smell of your favorite food or beverage — coffee, croissants, you name it — wafting into your bedroom from the kitchen. Waking up to realize that the smells are only coming from your alarm clock and that you’ve got to make your own coffee might not be as nice, but hey, at least you’re up, right?
Visible from Mission College Blvd. in the heart of Silicon Valley, Intel has installed one of the world’s largest operating rooftop arrays of wind micro-turbines on the roof of Intel’s worldwide headquarters in Santa Clara, California. Intel’s micro-turbines are a proof-of-concept project, in which Intel hopes to collect data that will help the company better understand green power and identify ways to continue evolving its sustainability programs. This is just the latest milestone in Intel’s longstanding commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability.
