Karen Klein has hit another milestone. The former Greece school bus monitor, who became famous because of a video about her being bullied by kids on the bus, is now on Time Magazine's "Top 10 Everything" 2012 list. In the list of the most viral videos, the video about Klein placed number three, behind the 'Gangnam Style ' video by a South Korean rapper at number two, and 'Kony', a documentary about a conflict in Uganda, which placed at number one. Time Magazine's  article noted that people were so infuriated about what happened to Klein that the original effort to raise five thousand dollars for her grew to more than 700-thousand dollars. Klein, who has retired from her bus monitor job, has started an anti-bullying foundation. [MyDriveFM.com]

U of R smartphone app can tell what you're feeling

The University of Rochester will demonstrate a smart phone app Wednesday that, UR claims, can read human emotions. It works by analyzing the tone of voice rather than what is actually said. Researchers say their method is 81 percent accurate. Similar technological attempts up to this point had only been 55 percent accurate. [13WHAM]

Hey Fatty McFat parent, workout at the playground while your kids play

Over the past few years, Rochester has installed outdoor exercise equipment at several playgrounds. The exercise equipment is available at the Troup St., Maplewood and Edgerton Park playgrounds.  Each piece of equipment, made by California company TriActive, costs $3,000 to $4,000. The city hopes to add up to eight more playgrounds.  The city is also focusing on indoor fitness activities. The Gantt and South Ave. recreation centers are in line for adult fitness centers. The facilities are under renovation. [13WHAM]

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Teacher to 5-year-olds: There is no Santa Claus

The 10 Commandments Of Awesome Hot Chocolate: never ever use powder.

As it turns out, these didn't just look bizarre and hilarious because you were on your third Bloody Mary and cruising at an altitude of 31,000 ft. Ladies and Gentlemen, the best and worst of Skymall.

The NY Post, not one of the classiest papers, stoops to a new low, takes a picture of a man about to be killed by an oncoming train rather than help. WTF: Posts image on front page

Police want phone providers to save all texts..for two years..by the way, T- mobile does not save them at all. Verizon? Every damn one you've ever made.

Verizon patents set top box that listens to what's going on in your house, then delivers targeted ads to your TV. "We can hear you now".

A&E airs most disgusting TV episode ever. So is that 'art' or 'entertainment'.

Houston Texan's WR Andre Johnson doesn't drop much, unless it's $19,000 on a toy shopping spree for underprivileged kids. (with pics of what $19,000 worth of receipts look like).