Someone Should Get This Guy a Free iPhone

What would you do if you had found a phone on the street? Not just any phone but a smart phone like say an iPhone. For the person who'd lost the phone, chances are slim you'd get it back. I've had the unfortunate luck to have lost my phones, once in a DJ concert (in Manila) and a month later after getting a replacement, lost the phone in a night club (in Malaysia). To me Jenny Roberts Dodge is one very lucky lady. She lost her iPhone and managed get it back. Not only did she get her phone back, but she also found some surprising videos of the guy who found her phone that had dropped it off at the bar where Jenny would eventually track her phone to.

Watch the video of the guy here

Mind-Blowing - #SoChocolateBar 7 Year Old Best Friend Writes A Book To Raise Money To Cure His Best Friends Rare Disease

So Chocolate Bar Best Friends, Jonah & Dylan

So Chocolate Bar! That is what young 7 year old Dylan Siegel uses to describe what's awesome. It's also the title of his book, written by him, to raise money to save his best friend, Jonah Pournazarian. Jonah has a rare liver disease, GSD 1B (GSD = Glycogen storage disease), which has no cure.

Dylan's goal of raising $1 million has now reached more than $500,000.00. All the money raised will be used fund a research lab at University of Florida, where GSD expert Dr. David Weinstein is working on seeking a cure for GSD. You can learn more about the GSD research by following this video link.

Mind-Blowing 01 - 13 Year Old Builds A Nuclear Reactor

According to Dictionary.com, the word mindblowing or mind-blowing:-

mind-blow·ing

  [mahynd-bloh-ing]

adjective Slang.

1.

overwhelming; astounding: Spending a week in the jungle was a mind-blowing experience.

2.

producing a hallucinogenic effect: a mind-blowing drug.

Today I thought I'd start by writing a more structure approach to some topics, news or events. These would be things that I find "Mindblowing" and I'll be doing this like a regular topic in this blog.

So first off, I'd like to start with the name Jamie Edwards. You might want to remember that name. He's 13 years old.

Yesterday, Jamie Edwards, an English 13 year old, had successfully built a nuclear reactor for a science project. According to his blog, the reactor had achieved fusion yesterday at 11:30 am. Mind-blowing!