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Tuned LED lighting that changes color and intensity over the course of a day and night helps older adults in nursing homes get a better night’s sleep.
Source: Tuned lighting helps older adults get a good night’s sleep – Futurity
Not only good for elderly, I have to wonder if it wouldn’t be good for everyone.
The toddler, Kh’amorion Taylor, kept saying “puppy” after being reunited with his father
Source: Toddler Reunites with Dad After Wandering with Stray Dog | PEOPLE.com
Good dog!
The Tyre Collective, as the group of inventors are known, received the James Dyson Award for their work on capturing tire particle pollution.
Source: Future tires may create way less pollution with this innovative contraption – Roadshow
What a nifty idea. Was just discussing this kind of road dust / debris with someone the other day.
After the couple got married, they decided to give out their fresh flower arrangements to people — in effort to spread joy around their neighborhood.
Source: San Angelo, Texas couple gives out wedding flowers to help spread love
What a cool idea.
“Sometimes they don’t think women should be flying, let alone a woman of color.”
Source: Diversifying the flight deck: Less than 1% of US pilots are Black women | GMA
Very cool!
“It meant so much,” said O’Connor. “There’s more good in people than we think.”
Source: Stranger steps up to help Rhode Island mom pay for little girl’s birthday gift | KUTV
Very cool.
After losing her grandfather to the coronavirus, Hannah Ernst began digitally designing portraits to put a face on the staggering numbers
Source: Parsippany Teen Makes Portraits Of COVID-19 Victims | Parsippany, NJ Patch
A neat way to not only memorialize her grandfather, but bring some comfort to others. Well done.
“We try to take care of everything and keep using it,” Frank Witt said.
Source: After 71 years, their marriage — and that wedding gift of a toaster — endure | The Seattle Times
It’s about the toaster, but it’s not. 
Tim Gjoraas’ life has rapidly changed over the past year and a half since he was diagnosed with colon cancer.
Cool community.
When a 5-year-old boy learned about the fires in his home state of Oregon, he told his grandmother he wanted to send them something to make them smile: his baby Yoda doll.
Source: A Boy Sent Baby Yoda To Help Firefighters. Now They’re Taking Him On Calls
Some great photos. Well done, all.