Toddler Falls From SUV and a Blue Lobster
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Updated: June 13, 2012
A toddler falls from an SUV and a blue lobster. It's new stories that have gone Over the Edge.
A toddler falls from an SUV that crashed and rolled over during a police chase. The horrifying moment was captured by a police cruiser's dashboard cam. The 18 month old girl got up from the road, just seconds after being ejected then someone jumped from the car and picked her up. The little girl only suffered minor injuries. Her father and three other adults in the car face a number of charges, including causing injury to a child.
A Canadian boat captain caught a bright blue lobster in May. According to the captain, in 33 years on the job, this is the first blue lobster to find its way into one of his traps. Experts say the chance of catching a blue lobster is 1 in 2 million. A blue lobster was caught off the New Hampshire Coast last year, and two of the rare creatures were taken off the Canadian coast in 2010.
The truth is that a New York woman made a daring social move and she got hundreds of people to play with her in both the real and virtual worlds. A copywriter named Chelsea Davison dreamed up a giant game of truth or dare. She made up 300 cards and stuck them all over Manhattan's Washington Square Park. The cards asked park-goers to answer "truth" questions via Twitter or perform "dares" on the spot. Davison says she did it to encourage playfulness in her fellow New Yorkers.
A toddler falls from an SUV that crashed and rolled over during a police chase. The horrifying moment was captured by a police cruiser's dashboard cam. The 18 month old girl got up from the road, just seconds after being ejected then someone jumped from the car and picked her up. The little girl only suffered minor injuries. Her father and three other adults in the car face a number of charges, including causing injury to a child.
A Canadian boat captain caught a bright blue lobster in May. According to the captain, in 33 years on the job, this is the first blue lobster to find its way into one of his traps. Experts say the chance of catching a blue lobster is 1 in 2 million. A blue lobster was caught off the New Hampshire Coast last year, and two of the rare creatures were taken off the Canadian coast in 2010.
The truth is that a New York woman made a daring social move and she got hundreds of people to play with her in both the real and virtual worlds. A copywriter named Chelsea Davison dreamed up a giant game of truth or dare. She made up 300 cards and stuck them all over Manhattan's Washington Square Park. The cards asked park-goers to answer "truth" questions via Twitter or perform "dares" on the spot. Davison says she did it to encourage playfulness in her fellow New Yorkers.
