Things I learned lately - 20 Sep

• Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada gets 25% of its electricity from its own solar photovoltaic array on the base.
• Crave cupcakes sends their leftovers to the blood bank to give to blood donors.
• California plans to generate 33% of its electricity from renewables by 2020.
• In Denmark, McDonald's workers over 18 years old earn more than $20 an hour. They are also unionized. They also get paid sick time. They also get overtime pay. Yet the price of a Big Mac is only $0.35 more than it is in the United States.
• Burger King restaurants in Japan plan to offer 'Kuro' (black) burgers for a limited time. They will feature a black bun, a black cheese slice and black sauce.
• In n Out Burger is coming to Toronto.
• Bill Murray thinks making Ghostbusters 3 with an all female cast is "a grand idea" and named Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Linda Cardellini and Emma Stone as suggestions.
• If you use an out-of-date web browser, there's a good chance Google is serving you an out-of-date version of its search tool.
• Melbourne Australia has the world's largest tram network.
• MSN Messenger once had 330 million users. It will officially close 31 October 2014.
• Male calico cats are rare.