Florida Cashier saved by Cellphone

Recently a gas station in Florida was held up by a gunman. He told the cashier to open a safe which held most of the store's cash. When the he couldn't open it, the gunman became really upset and stormed out the door, first firing a shot into the man's chest. Luckily, he had his cellphone in his chest pocket which took the hit for him. The man had no injuries besides for a little chest pain. He was extremely lucky.

http://news.yahoo.com/cellphone-saves-florida-store-clerk-robbers-bullet-011032989.html

USB Key to Efficient Future

Technician experts around the world and now saying USB ports are getting stronger and better. They already are able to charge our smartphones and other simple devices, but now technicians are saying they have the potential to charge laptops, some desktop computers, and even LED light bulbs. The great part about USB ports is that they can both charge and transfer data, so you can pick and choose which one you want to focus on more.The new method of USB charging is called USB power delivery. These ports are expected to be on the market by early 2015.

http://news.yahoo.com/key-energy-efficient-future-usb-everywhere-014516137.html

Ohio Woman steals from fountain

Recently a homeless woman from Ohio was caught taking money from a fountain outside of a courthouse in Bellefontaine. The woman was spotted by an officer while she was in the fountain grabbing coins. When he confronted her, he found her with change in her pocket. The woman had stolen precisely $2.87 from the fountain before she was caught. She says she needed the money to get food for her four cats and herself.

http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-woman-charged-theft-2-87-fountain-120332127.html

Kansas Man Hit By Train

A man from Topeka, Kansas was listening to music walking on train tracks when an approaching train he couldn't hear hit him. He said he never heard the train coming until the conductor blew the train horn, but it was too late. Surprisingly the man stood up and walked away, calling a friend who picked him up and took him to the hospital. He walked away with scrapes and bruises.

Grand Theft Auto Online

The world of online video game play will be permanently changed today around noon. "Grand Theft Auto V" is releasing it's online version of the game today. "Rockstar," the game developer which made the GTA franchise arguably the most popular video game series of all time, is worried about their servers crashing because of overpopulation. The game itself was released 2 weeks ago and sold around 25 million copies, crushing previous records. They expect at least 3 million people to rush online when it is released at noon today, which will push their server capacity and ability to the maximum. Many video games have had this same problem before when millions attempt to all log on at the same time. I know I will be loading it up tonight and trying to play, hopefully it will work....

http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gaming/2013/10/01/grand-theft-auto-online-launch/2900877/