A Mulla Story, Brain moves, Brillian pics of 13 story building collapse

Hope you like this story:

In Khanabad, Mulla Nasrudin was sitting in a teahouse when a stranger walked in and sat down beside him. The newcomer said: "Why is that man over there sobbing his heart out?"

"Because I have just come from his home town and told him that all his winter camel fodder was lost in a fire."

"It is terrible to be a bearer of such tidings," said the stranger.

"It is also interesting to be the man who will shortly tell him the good news," said Nasrudin. "You see, his camels have died of the plague, so he will not need the fodder after all."

- The Words of a Mystic.

And possibly this:

Japanese car manufacturer Toyota has developed a way to steer wheelchairs using brain waves alone. The company says that the new technology enables users to move the chair without needing to move a muscle.

-Daily Mail.

And couch potatoes get more potatoish.

And in today's digest, this should take the cake:

Shanghai: 13 Story Building Collapse- China hush (more photos are there: spectacular is the word) (via haohaoreport)

Be happy.