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Suddenly needing a crib, diapers and baby clothes, a new Calgary father was in a rush to get the essentials for his little boy. His newborn baby was found in a northwest garbage bin -- by himself without knowing he was looking at his son.

His 29-year-old girlfriend was complaining she wasn't well. Her sickness had been common lately. So he went home. But as he parked at his Queen's Park Village townhome off 40th Avenue N.W. and walked out, a stranger spoke up. A girl said, 'I think I hear a baby in the Dumpster.' With no knowledge at the time that this was his kid whatsoever, he went running over there, stood beside the Dumpster and heard the baby cry. He jumped in and removed the stuff. He personally opened the bag and uncovered all the stuff off.

The father was taken to police for interviewing and the mom, who was still in the apartment as the rescue was going on, was taken to hospital about an hour after the discovery. A third man, James Patton, helped by removing his shirt to keep the baby warm. It wasn't until the police interview was over at 9 p.m. that police confirmed he was the baby's father. Police say he was shocked.

Both the father and police say the woman accused of abandoning her newborn boy didn't realize she was pregnant.

A 10-year-old girl has given birth in southern Spain and authorities are evaluating whether to let her and her family retain custody of the baby, an official said Tuesday. The baby was born last week in the city of Jerez de la Frontera, said Micaela Navarro, the Andalusia region's social affairs minister.

Last week, the Yemeni mail bombs. Today, letter bombs exploded outside the Swiss and Russian embassies in Greece; a dozen coordinated bombs killed 63 in Baghdad; and a letter bomb was found in the German chancellor's mail room. Democracy flourishes.

The Transportation Security Administration worker who earlier this year was canned for falsely claiming to have discovered cocaine in the luggage of travelers was a bomb appraisal officer who was supposed to be evaluating new screening equipment at the time he was pranking his unsuspecting targets, records show.

wow, its pacman

What's more awesome than superhero costumes for Halloween? How about these Cubeecraft'd Avengers (made for Dragon*Con 2010).

Aviation geeks know Japan as the home of aircraft--like the one above--painted with Pokémon, a distinct Japanese cultural creation.

Southwest Airlines unveiled the newest addition to their fleet of aircraft: a Boeing 737 with a gigantic painting of swimsuit model Bar Rafaeli

A man has won a place in the Guinness World Records for having a mouth so rubbery he can fit an entire Coke can in it... sideways. Francisco Domingo Joaquim's mouth stretches to a massive 6.69-inch-long, which adjudicators from the famous record book say is the world's widest.

The 20-year-old record breaker from Sambizanga in Angola is said to have shot to fame after showing off his 'talent' at local markets and football games. 

 

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Please note, this not the real brain,lol!

17 year-old Staten Island resident Jesse Shipley  died in a car crash in 2005. His parents didn't realize that his brain had been removed during autopsy for tests. They found out in the worst way imaginable.

According to the AP:Andre and Korisha Shipley say they had no idea his brain was removed during an autopsy until some of the teen's classmates at Port Richmond High School spotted it floating in a jar on a field trip [to the city morgue]

Health and safety zealots blamed for creating a ‘national neurosis’ are finally to be reined in.

Meddling officials who attempt to ban events or activities on the grounds that they breach red tape will themselves be threatened with huge fines under Government plans.

And emergency workers, teachers and office workers are to be freed from the compensation culture where someone must be held to account for everyday mishaps and accidents.

Too dangerous: The annual cheese rolling in the Cotswolds

Margaret Thatcher’s former trade secretary Lord Young, who has drawn up a string of proposals accepted by David Cameron, says a decade of Labour laws and regulations will now be torn up.