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The Ultimate Crappy Job? Bangladeshis Pan Gold in Sewers
While we all might get "a case of the Mondays," the story of the job these Bangladeshis do is so intense, it makes most job complaints pale in comparison. A new market has opened in the sewers of Dhaka, Bangladesh and for those who have the entrepreneurial spirit, they’re literally finding gold. The catch?
A Plague of Rats Isn't Worth Some Ink? Bangladesh Is in Crisis
Spent much time thinking about Bangladesh lately? If the answer is no, don't worry — I was in the same boat, so to speak, until I saw these pictures.
Earlier this month, crushing rains left 20 people dead and over 20,000 stranded when overwhelming rainfall left five feet of standing water in the low-lying areas.
Britain's Curry Crisis
It seems that the US is not the only country dealing with immigration issues. In England, the government uses a point-based system to determine migration by non-EU citizens. While this may be a good move for security reasons, it is actually bad for food reasons.
Daily Tech: Find Out What Google's Chrome OS Is All About
- Gizmodo explains to the rest of us why Google Chrome matters — Gizmodo
- The next Flip camcorder is rumored to include WiFi — Engadget
- More than 300,000 people in Bangladesh have signed up for English classes that will take place via cell phones — Switched
- This Space Invaders car is too cute for words — Kotaku
- Here are five rules to follow when buying an HDTV — CrunchGear
- Looks like Apple's iTablet won't be making its debut until late 2010 — Wired
Lil Links: Wild Tire Swings Come to Life
- Wild recycled tire swings — Inhabitots
- If you thought Lily looked like mama Kate, check out her papa! — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Amazing art-covered belly casts — CafeMom
- Should adoptive parents have to disclose their gun situations? — ParentDish
- Is Frances Bean Cobain heading to the Ivy League?
Front Page: Female Anchors Are Taking Over Nightly News
- Diane Sawyer will replace Charles Gibson as anchor of ABC's World News when Gibson retires in January. Two of the three nightly newscasts will be anchored by women. — BuzzSugar
- Students across the US are borrowing more and more to pay for college.
Wee Are the World: Room to Read Expands Global Literacy
We take reading to our children for granted. Many families have stacks of texts on their shelves and also take part in lending libraries. It's hard to imagine not being able to flip the pages of a book on a whim.
What Is Cassia?
I've heard a lot of buzz lately about cassia. It's an ingredient in many beauty products, but what does it do? A relative of cinnamon, cassia comes from an evergreen tree native to southern Bangladesh, Vietnam, India, and China.
News Roundup
- A former Ohio police officer was convicted of murder today for killing his pregnant lover and her unborn baby. After two days of deliberation a jury found Bobby Cutts Jr. guilty of murder in the death of Jessie Davis and aggravated murder for the death of her unborn child. —ABC
- Barack Obama received the backing of a major service workers union Friday.
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