Warren Buffett the Worlds 3rd richest man with $ 47 billion dollars still lives in the same house in the same Happy Hollow neighborhood where he bought the home in 1958 for $31,500. It has 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and is 6234 square feet, the house was built in 1921. In 2005 it had a taxable value of $ 690,000. Down the same street about 1 mile away are the Berkshire Hathaway offices, one of the many buildings Warren Buffett owns in Omaha.
Microsoft has a new program that offers full-time jobs to people with autism. The company states that the right candidates will benefit the team by bringing unique strengths, thinking “at a level of detail and depth,” excelling in math or code, and possessing an amazing ability to retain information.
In New Zealand, it is illegal to name your kids the following names, ‘Sex Fruit’, 'Fat Boy’, '4Real’, 'Cinderella Beauty Blossom’, and 'Fish and Chips’.
A Dutch nursing home which provides free housing to college students in return for being good neighbors, interacting with older residents, attending parties, etc to ward off loneliness and depression common in the elderly.
A Californian care home that went bankrupt. About 16 elderly residents were abandoned, most staff left but the janitor and the cook stayed behind to care for the residents at their own expense.
The world’s first glow-in-the-dark bike path is now open and free to the public in Holland, with beautiful swirling patterns inspired by Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh’s famous ‘Starry Night’ painting.
In late 2007, a street in Central London had to be shut down due to reports of a chemical weapons attack. It was actually a Thai restaurant cooking up hot sauce.