Your cellphone going off at work or is never good.  It’s also embarrassing when your phone goes off in a quiet environment, like a tennis match.  So it must be really embarrassing when your phone goes off while your playing a tennis match against the worlds number-one at match point.

That’s exactly what happened to Alize Cornet, during her first-round loss to Caroline Wozniacki in the Swedish Open.  She had to silence the phone which was left in her bag on the court.  Watch below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GzcpGCEFPs

A dust cloud engulfed Phoenix Arizona Tuesday and was pushed through by near hurricane force winds.

The cloud covered the area and shutdown the airport near Phoenix as it pushed through and also left thousands without power.

The storm brought a gritty substance and looked like a large rolling cloud as it blew into the town. If you wonder what it might look like, watch the video report below from the Phoenix area NBC affiliate, News 12. It looks similar to what blizzard conditions are like in the Midwest.

A Chicago Cubs fan not only made a fantastic catch in the left-field bleachers, but returned the home run ball to San Francisco’s Miguel Tejada with an amazing throw, almost hitting Tejada between second and third base.

This dog has become a Youtube sensation in the last week.  It’s claimed it is the worlds first dog with prosthetic paws.  It’s been seen on Youtube more than 700,000 times in eight days and was seen on major television network morning shows.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z_LZWk34xI&feature=spotlight

When life hands you cicadas, cover them with chocolate. That’s what Julie Love of the Missouri Conservation Department did last week.  Watch as the Departments Jim Low samples the crafty treat.

WATCH: Water being released Saturday from the Garrison Dam’s emergency spillway in North Dakota.  The gates were closed for a short time for repairs.  Gates were opened back up Saturday and this video shows the water flow.  Video by the Army Corps of Engineers.  The current release at the Garrison Dam is between 140,000 and 145,000 cubic feet per second.  The corps are expected to release 150,000 cfs by this coming Friday at the Garrison Dam.

This video is proof that soccer goals should always have a net:

NASA provides this video of a massive Solar Prominence Eruption, or sun spot. In the video, a scientist offers some background. Officials say the electromagnetic wave it produced is hitting the Earth with a “glancing blow” that could effect wireless communications systems.