ANDERSON: Unless you have been living in a cave, or at least avoiding the internet in the recent weeks, you've probably heard of the Ice Bucket challenge. Everybody from Leonardo DiCaprio to George W. Bush to our own Richard Quest here --</s>ANDERSON: -- has taken a very cold shower to raise awareness and money for ALS, also known as motor neuron disease. A wonderful cause, raising bucket-loads of cash. But as with all internet sensations, even as a viewer it's possible to feel somewhat drenched after a while. So in our Parting Shots today, we bring you news of someone who's moved the concept on in her own equally charitable way. This is the Rice Bucket Challenge, dreamt up by a lady called Manju in Hyderabad in India. She thought the idea of pouring away valuable water wasn't appropriate in a country where so many people live without it. So instead, she launched an online campaign encouraging her compatriots to fill buckets with rice and other supplies for those most in need. She's already won thousands of followers. Your Parting Shots this evening. The team at CONNECT THE WORLD wants to hear from you, as ever, facebook.com/CNNconnect, have your say, it's your show. I'm here for you, @BeckyCNN. Tweet me. We're on Instagram as well, that's Becky CNN. From us for this evening here in Abu Dhabi in the UAE, I'm Becky Anderson, that was CONNECT THE WORLD. "World Sport" after a check of the headlines for you.
Parting Shots:  Rice Bucket Challenge