Classical music made from garbage
A Brazilian man scavenges through garbage dumps to find wood and scraps that he transforms into string instruments
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Shape-shifting mannequins show sizes
Moveable mannequins hope to help online shoppers find the right size by mimicking customers' measurements
Flock of geese catching some waves, surfing
YouTube video of a flock of geese doing a bit of surfing at Glenwood Whitewater Park
Looking for love on eHarmony, really loves cats
YouTube video of a woman named Debbie making an eHarmony video, getting very emotional over the topic of cats
Boy excited at learning to ride bike gets remix
The Gregory Brothers do a YouTube remix of a viral video involving a young boy excited at learning to ride a bike
Classical music made from garbage
Musician David Rocha scavenges through the garbage dumps of Sao Miguel, Brazil, for wood and scraps that he transforms into string instruments. CBSNews.com's Nick Dietz reports.
Shape-shifting mannequins show sizes
Shape-shifting robot mannequins are being used by an Estonian company to help solve one of the biggest problems for the online clothing industry - giving customers clothes which fit properly. CBSNews.com's Nick Dietz reports.
Lettuce dress promotes vegetarianism
CBS News RAW: As meat consumption continues to rise, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) employs Chinese actress Gao Yuanyuan as 'Lettuce Lady' to encourage consumers to kick meat from their menu and go vegetarian.
Anger over transparent staircase's upskirt view
At the Franklin County Common Pleas Court in Columbus, Ohio, there is anger over the new building's transparent glass staircase which allows those below to see up the skirts and dresses of women. WBNS-TV's Glenn McIntyre reports.
Biggest 3D TV debuts
Select San Francisco, Calif. residents got a peak at the largest, and likely most expensive, 3D TV by Bang & Olufson. KPIX-TV's Grace Lee reports.