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It’s no surprise that people are concerned for humanity right now. That’s why we constantly look at our screens and try to gather as much information to feel like we have some amount of control. But while it may be hard to see past the devastating headlines, we should remember that there is plenty of positivity out there too.
The Good News Movement has found a simple way to make us feel slightly better about our world by lifting our mood one post at a time. This Instagram account focuses on showing the good instead of the bad and is collecting some of the most heartwarming, wholesome, and soothing things people have done for each other.
So if you’re feeling down, Bored Panda has collected some of the best posts from the page to fill your heart with joy. Continue scrolling, upvote the ones that made you smile, and make sure to tell us what you think about them in the comments below!
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#1
Eloise Rawlings 3 years ago
It warms my heart when people that have a voice that influences people use it.
Danish Dynomummy 3 years ago
He was such an amazing Man and will forever be missed. I love that he used his Voice for great things
Dani Alexander 3 years ago
Robin Williams was an absolute legend. Great actor, funny comedian, brilliant man. Rest In Peace
Seaside Charlie 3 years ago
What a funny funny man. Always had me in Stitches with laughter and I can't say that of many comedians. His wit was razor sharp. It was also obvious that he had a kind heart and your story proves that. Rest in peace Robin, you'll always be missed. Yes, you really will!
Wood Carver 3 years ago
Is it me or does radio man look like Robin Williams in a movie about radio man?
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"(Turkey): It started almost 3 decades ago—truck driver Sehmus Erginoglu began clearing a waste site in Mardin city. Now he's 71, and he's created a forest. The proceeds began by clearing out trash from the site, installing water pipes and eventually started to plant saplings. 'I don't make any money from this, but it gives me happiness. When the trees bear fruit, the people come here. They eat fruit and sit under the trees and become happy. When people die, they cannot take their money into the afterlife, but the good they do comes with them.'"
Petra, princess of Brigid 3 years ago
More people should take a leaf out of his book. Haha get it
Christina B 3 years ago
It doesn't matter if this story is upvoted on here or not - it's just simply the best
#3
"Fisherman Jean and his brother spent Christmas Eve in Itabuna Bahía, using the only thing he had left–his raft— to save 121 families. The hero who lost his own home to the flooding, worked nonstop for 37 hours moving around in 10 feet deep water to help as many people as possible. Funds have been raised to buy Jean a new home. Jean is the good news."
TyrantrumGogoat 3 years ago
Seriously though! I hope he got help later on.
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Good news is always, well, good! So it’s great to have an Instagram account like this ready to convey some positivity into our daily lives. And it seems that people are thirsty for such content because the Good News Movement has already amassed more than 3.9M followers. The creator of this account, Michelle Figueroa from Boston, felt that wholesome content sometimes gets pushed to the side, and wanted to create a space dedicated solely to uplifting stories.
“People send me good news stories from their own communities that maybe otherwise wouldn’t make a headline or wouldn’t make the newspaper or newscast. I don’t really limit myself in terms of what we cover. We welcome people to send any kind of story that brought them joy,” Michelle said on the Rachael Ray Show.
She noticed many times that the kind person didn’t know the individual they were helping — they were complete strangers. This only shows that the world is full of wonderful people ready to lend a hand to those facing adversities and build stronger bonds within families, communities, and beyond.
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Vanessa Richardson 3 years ago
My ten year old has hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy as well. Thankfully, he isn’t in any known danger of dying young. Max is proud of you, and I am too!
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 3 years ago
I reaaaaaly love to suffer. I see " good news movement or uplifting stories" and I end up crying and laughing and crying again and then repeat and I never learn my lesson . That's a beautiful way to keep your brother at your heart. He is beyond proud.
Christopher Duffy 3 years ago
I just replied 'He is' but then saw the original reply.
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CanadianPanda 3 years ago
What a talented man/artist! And also very thoughtful of Kevin Hart; I hope all so called "influencers" can learn that in supporting artists is by purchasing their arts NOT asking for freebies in return for "exposure".
gellert grindlewald 3 years ago
for to long I thought the drawing was the guy, just in black and white.
“I have been a network journalist for over 10 years and since my first aired story, I have always found myself drawn to stories showing the good in humanity,” she told Vogue. “In fact, my very first story was for a show called Primer Impacto. It was about a toddler with skin as fragile as a butterfly’s (she has epidermolysis bullosa) whose attitude is so inspiring.”
She believes that people have so much good, much more than bad, but there wasn’t a journalist-run space for it. So she decided to fill this gap. Michelle created the account so people could send in upbeat stories about acts of kindness, and she could share them with the internet.
#7
"(Muskogee, Oklahama): 6th grader Davyon Johnson used an abdominal thrust on a classmate who was choking on a bottle cap last Thursday. Later that day, he rescued a woman who has a disability, from a burning house. His mother says she's not surprised and that her son wants to be an EMT just like his brother when he is older. Representatives of Muskogee Police Department, Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office and Muskogee Public Schools honored Johnson Tuesday as an honorary member of the police and sheriff’s departments.
'I felt good, excited,' Davyon said about the honor.
Principal Latricia Dawkins called Davyon a 'dual hero.'"
QibliOfTheSandWings 3 years ago
Those are the people we need in this world
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Wesley Lucas 3 years ago
What a sweet kid. Mom must be doing something right to have raised such a fine young man!
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Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Would a photo of Benedict Cumberbatch be acceptable since he's been captured in otter mode several times?
#9
"In 2012 Margaret approached the Embankment Tube Station staff distraught at the fact that they'd changed the announcement voice. When the staff learned the story of her visiting just to listen to her late husband Oswald Laurence's voice— they made the decision to keep it."
Tiggy Darling 3 years ago
But they got rid of his voice many years ago in an upgrade...until they found out about her and reinstated it just for her at that station.
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
The post says this, did you stop reading after the title??
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Kay blue 3 years ago
Don't you have anything better to do than make rude remarks on an uplifting post.
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“I decided to meet people where they are and since people are on their phones an average of 4 hours a day, why not go there?” she asked. “The number of followers has doubled since the outbreak hit the US, from 500,000 to over a million. I am receiving so many messages that even the simple act of sleeping 7 hours puts me behind and I find myself doing a morning catch-up session as I am receiving messages from all over the World and in different time zones. That’s a testament that even in the worst of times, good news is still overflowing, both in real life and my inbox!”
#10
"Over 6,000 books are available to the public in a library in Ankara from discarded books that otherwise wiuld have gone to landfill. In 2018, It was initially intended to be a library for sanitation workers and their families but became open to the public after seeing how much interest there was in it. The novel idea inspired the community to donate books to the ever-growing collection. In Bogotá, Colombia a sanitation worker had the same idea and has built a home library open to the public and created a foundation to encourage literacy in impoverished areas."
Vetus Vespertilio 3 years ago
In our area people have joined the Little Free Library movement. It’s very common to see people taking and leaving books.
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Wendy O'Shea 3 years ago
What they have done is wonderful!!! But People throw books away? Why don't they donate them. We have these little library stations that people can take and leave books. I buy used children's books to put in them.
Anne Reid 3 years ago
When I moved out of NYC I downsized from a condo to an RV. Donating most of my possessions was easy…except for all my books! I had a couple hundred. Libraries, nursing homes, hospitals, etc. all said no. Turns out bed bugs can live in books (not that I had them!) and they couldn’t risk it. I finally found a charity that would accept them, but it took a while.
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Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Why would anyone throw out a book? So many organizations would gladly take them from senior centers to prisons.
Sue Hazlewood 3 years ago
I am involved with a Bookfest in my city which receives donations of books and other items. We than sell them cheaply to raise money for charity/community causes. Thankfully this saves a lot from being tossed.
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"In July, Florida detective Mike Blair, of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, responded to a horrific crime scene in March 2018 – a man had killed his girlfriend and special needs daughter and critically injured his son. The 8-year-old son wasn't expected to make it but pulled through. The detective would frequently check up on the boy. The detective said his heart strings were pulled when the boy asked him, "will you watch a movie with me?"... Now that detective is his adoptive father to the now 12-year-old boy and the boy says he feels so loved by his adoptive parents and 6 siblings."
A_UserHere 3 years ago
Only ignorant people truly believe all cops are bad.
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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
Good detective, great human being. Born father. The child recognized that last part.
Leslie Burleson 3 years ago
That poor baby. I'm glad something good happened to him . I hope the rest of his life is nothing but love
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
This new family helped their newest son through Hell. Fortunately, it didn't take long for the adoption to be finalized.
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The son's father represented himself in court, thereby he was allowed to cross examine his son. Fortunately, it was done by video, and this young man did an amazing job testifying against his father. Bizarrely, the murderer thanked the detective for adopting his son. The son he stabbed, almost killing him.
Kat O. 3 years ago
I watched a video on YouTube about this case. It was heartbreaking and infuriating. That little guy was so brave answering questions from that sick murderer.
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Joe Reaves 3 years ago
That reminds me of the case where the woman shot her three children and then claimed they'd been attacked. The 3 year old and one of his older sisters survived and the police were already suspicious but after she woke up even though she was unable to speak her heartrate skyrocketed when her mother walked into the room showing that she was terrified. She was the only witness (the boy was 3 and far too young) so the prosecutor spent a lot of time building a bond with her so she would eventually be able to testify. He and his wife ended up adopting her and her brother who was paralysed.
Joe Reaves 3 years ago
Replying to myself to add it was the Diane Downs case.
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olx 3 years ago
isnt that just what stewart said 50 minutes before? just the wordinf a lightly changed?
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#12
Petra, princess of Brigid 3 years ago
This is super sweet and sad at the same time. I can tell he loved you very much.
Susan Albert 3 years ago
Right before my Dad died he gave me a note to read to everyone telling us how much he loved us.
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Still Going 4 days ago
Incredible, amazing! My kids would do crazy things with spray-on color, hair spray, etc., but this is really "going for the gold"!
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It’s no surprise that reading and hearing inspiring stories make us feel generally happier. This doesn’t mean we should ignore the difficulties and injustices people face in today’s world. However, it’s crucial to find the balance and notice when your thoughts begin to spiral to prevent them from going out of control.
Michelle explained that if we consume only the bad, we might start to feel weighed down. “If we nourish ourselves with the good in the world, we’ll feel positive, uplifted and inspired,” the creator of the Good News Movement said. “In these times, … it can be easy to be anxious with uncertainty, but my page has served as solace that together we can get through this.”
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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
What a little doll. If I was that family I'd want her in the following years as well.
Jamma 3 years ago
Hope they got the parents' phone number to coordinate! lol
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Leslie Burleson 3 years ago
Ok , I've seen this before from the other family's photo , so not sure it's real. If it is though , they're lucky to have such a little beauty in their photo.
Danish Dynomummy 3 years ago
And she absolutely stole the picture there! What an absolute cutie!
#15
Ellie Rosser 3 years ago
My grandpa used to bring my grandma flowers every Friday after work. When he died, my uncle (generally considered the least successful, and certainly least financially steady member of the family) stepped up and brought her flowers every Friday from then until her death years later. He never mentioned it, just hugged her and handed them over every week. I adore him.
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leia's emotional cupcake 3 years ago
Honestly, if my dad did this I would have cried right there in the cafeteria on my last day of high school. 😭
AzKhaleesi 3 years ago
I would've opened that and bawled my eyes out. Not because I don't know how to peel an orange.... Or even better my last day I would've left HIM a peeled orange. hehe. Reminds me of my Grandpa, he used to sneak me a cookie before dinner all the time and say "don't tell Grandma". When I was in my 20's he snuck me a cookie and said "don't tell Grandma" I said "Appa, you know I'm grown now and it won't ruin my appetite right?" Omg the heartbreak on his face, he whispered "Don't take this from me" I took the cookie. And kept taking them until he passed a couple years later. Now no one sneaks me cookies anymore :( Keep peeling her oranges dad.
#17
"(Austin, Texas): 11-year-old Audrey Soape lost her father and grandfather last year & was feeling sad about an upcoming father-daughter dance. That's when her mom Holly reached out to @philadelphiaeagles football player Anthony Harris ( @antharris ) to ask whether he would take Audrey to the dance, not expecting a reply. But to her surprise, the NFL player said YES.
“[I was] just trying to be a human,” Harris told NBC 10 in Philadelphia. “Trying to take off the helmet, trying to take off the cape of what I do professionally and just show some sympathy for that family and try to show some support there.” The family had been fans of Harris since his days with the Vikings and say it was such a blessing that someone so busy would take time of their schedule to show up for someone they don't even know."
Dorothy Parker 3 years ago
He flew across the country to escort her. He'd been in communication with the mom since she wrote of her family's support for him years ago. He paid for the girl's dress and hair and makeup. Genuinely good man.
“It’s interesting: people often look elsewhere for good news — on the TV or in the newspaper, but people themselves are the good news. No matter where we are, or our circumstances, we are capable of being and creating good news. It may sound cliché, but the change does indeed start with each of us.”
She decided to add the word “movement” to the title because it truly is a collective effort. “People send in their stories or stories of their neighbors, friends, classmates and this platform amplifies stories from their neighborhood to the world. I receive messages of support on a daily basis – people thanking me for lifting up their spirits or inspiring them to do an act of kindness which truly is the best compensation for me.”
#18
Susan Atkinson 3 years ago
He's so serious! Glad you showed him universal signal for not now I'm on a call. Lol
Sum Guy 3 years ago
I appreciate that he used the right call hand signal instead of the flat palm these smartphone kids be showing
Petra, princess of Brigid 3 years ago
Some people grew up with smartphones. Of course they're going to show what they normally use. Is that such a problem?
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Amy Chirman 3 years ago
My younger son used to wear a suit to preschool, his choice alone, and he preferred a bow tie. It was adorable to see!
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
He even put pants on!! More professional than a lot of professionals on Zoom.
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Isaac Harvey 3 years ago
Same here- I still have the dark green jacket my grandmother bought for me more than 3 years ago.
#20
"(Boise, Idaho) 2nd grade Dillon Helbig waited for the right moment to slide his 81-page "Crismis" book onto the shelf at the Ada County Library near Boise, Idaho over the holidays. When he told his mom, she was worried the Library might throw it out. They hadn't. Instead it's turned into one of the top requested books with dozens waiting to read it. ☺️ The name of the book is The Adventures of Dillon Helbig's Crismis by 'Dillon His Self.'"
New Everywhere 3 years ago
81 pages in the 2nd grade and the confidence to get it on the shelf? He's a born author
After all, we are hardwired to feel compassion and almost always want to help other human beings (and animals!) “Good News Movement is a platform to share the good news but it’s also a vehicle to connect those who need help with those who want to help.”
Michelle mentioned that people want to assist and support others but sometimes, they don’t know how to go about it. “One time, a boy with autism in Florida asked his mom if anyone would like him and, with permission of the mom, posted about it and asked for cards. The boy received hundreds of cards and gifts from the followers.”
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![According To The 2018 Pbs Documentary, “Betty White: First Lady Of Television,” Duncan Credited White For His First Break. “I Credit Betty White For Really Getting Me Started In Show Business,” He Said.
in The Documentary, White Explained “All Through The South There Was This Whole Ruckus, They Were Going To Take The Show Off The Air If We Didn’t Get Rid Of Arthur Because He Was Black.” White Never Budged However: “Evidently Through The South At That Point It Was A Very Heavy [thing], And I Said, ‘I’m Sorry, But He Stays […] Live With It!’” White Said. ❤️ They Would Go On To Be Life-Long Friends.](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CYKe4Z7OuEd-png__700.jpg "According To The 2018 Pbs Documentary, “Betty White: First Lady Of Television,” Duncan Credited White For His First Break. “I Credit Betty White For Really Getting Me Started In Show Business,” He Said.
in The Documentary, White Explained “All Through The South There Was This Whole Ruckus, They Were Going To Take The Show Off The Air If We Didn’t Get Rid Of Arthur Because He Was Black.” White Never Budged However: “Evidently Through The South At That Point It Was A Very Heavy [thing], And I Said, ‘I’m Sorry, But He Stays […] Live With It!’” White Said. ❤️ They Would Go On To Be Life-Long Friends.")
In the documentary, White explained 'all through the South there was this whole ruckus, they were going to take the show off the air if we didn’t get rid of Arthur because he was Black.' White never budged however: 'Evidently through the South at that point it was a very heavy [thing], and I said, ‘I’m sorry, but he stays […] Live with it!’' White said. They would go on to be life-long friends.
Chrissa Gordon 3 years ago
I tried telling coworkers about how awesome she was, they didn't believe me. They think she just lived before sm and never got caught.
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
I remember seeing him when I was a kid, on TV so many times on so many other shows. Very very talented. I would watch so closely trying to figure out how he made those tapping noises with his feet so crazy fast.
#22
"(North Carolina): At 26, Jason Brown signed a $37.5 million contract--one of the largest at the time for any NFL lineman but he says he wasn't fulfilled. In 2014, he said he felt a God-sent calling to help those struggling with food insecurity: 'God told me he was going to supply my every need.' Jason bought a farm, called it 'First Fruits Farm' and he and his family dedicated themselves to learn how to grow crops, donating produce to pantries for the last 8 years. He said he was inspired his brother who served in the military and died in Iraq. Thank you Jason for the difference you've made and continue to make."
Robin Roper 3 years ago
His farm is about 15 miles from where I live. My church garden produced over 7,000 lbs of produce in 2021, all donated to local food pantries. It's not as much as Mr. Brown, but it makes a difference as well.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Now THIS is what you do when you have millions. NOT go into space inside a d**k rocket. Jeffrey? Ya hearin’ me, young man?
Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago
I often marvel at the people who donate time and knowledge to help others on youtube!
#24
Mazer 3 years ago
Every year!!! Let me explain. I have no disposable funds, ever. I live in forced poverty due to my disability. Every year, a very very very wealthy friend sets it up so I can order and purchase hundreds of dollars of Organic turkeys, pick them up and deliver them to the soup kitchen. I love being a part of something so wholesome. Having learned that volunteering is so rewarding, I seek out opportunities to volunteer. Be it sending books to prison libraries (the State refuses to supply prison libraries) by buying used books from the library to helping a dog owner with effective and positive communication skills to taking an elderly community member out for lunch, I get the most out of it every time. If you can volunteer, please consider it.
We are delighted to witness generous and kind people doing beautiful things and showcasing moments of hope, joy, and resilience in every corner of the world. Let’s remind ourselves that even in the face of misfortune, people can unite and stand together with those who need our help the most. So if you have any recent feel-good stories to share, be sure to submit them to the Good News Movement and see how happiness spreads like a virus.
#25
"Bethel Park High School (PA) coach sent a message to his team: 'Due to the expected severe weather, Monday's weightlifting workout has been cancelled. Find an elderly or disabled neighbor and shovel their driveway. Don't accept any money - that's our Monday workout.'
Delallo said the shoveling workout started with the previous coach, more than a decade earlier, but he thinks he may have been the first to tweet it. Thanks to social media, athletes from competing teams saw the tweet and also went out to shovel."
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
And probably got a better workout to boot! And that includes training their characters to do the right thing.
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Anonymous Female 3 years ago
I thought the pic, top right, was a tattoo! But he should def get this tattooed!!
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
In my family, my older brother was connected with dragonflies and my younger brother was connected with butterflies. After we read the story 'Water bugs and dragonflies' there was an even greater identity with them. When each of them died we often saw dragonflies and butterflies on special days like Easter and their birthdays and it was as if they were there celebrating with us.
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Natasha 3 years ago
My dad would so do this….but I’m never going to tell him!
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strawberry idiot 3 years ago
It's joked that dogs look at us like gods, but they truly are divine
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Sheila Stamey 3 years ago
It's one of the saddest and most difficult things to deal with,living in assisted living. No pets of any kind other than very short visits. Sigh.
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"Pets in Spain will no longer be considered as 'objects' but rather as 'sentient beings' in this new legislation that focuses on the animal’s welfare, the emotional bond and the shared responsibility, vet bills, etc of taking care of an animal in divorce or seperation cases. Evidence of mistreatment will also be taken into consideration. This new law also means pets can no longer be seized, mortgaged, abandoned, mistreated or removed from one of their owners in the case of a separation or divorce. Portugal introduced this legislation in 2017, France in 2015 and Germany in 1990."
Burs 3 years ago
We are getting there. Most cities dont allow it anymore. I am sure that soon it will be illegal. Now its just the disgusting right wing who defends the bullfighting
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Cecily Holland 3 years ago
Pity about the hundreds of hunting dogs bred and abused every year. Left to starve or hung from trees to die by the scores when the season is over. They aren’t covered under this. Do better Spain
Kay blue 3 years ago
I just saw an old Judge Judy where a divorced couple were still fighting over the dog. She went out and bought a puppy and offered it to the guy so everyone could move on with their lives.
Devil's Advocate 3 years ago
I know you want your companion, but how about if I buy you a new one? Would that be a solution in child custody battles too?
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Sad that pets are considered members of the family but unborn babies aren't.
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"Amazon Watch climate and energy director Kevin Koenig called the Constitutional Court of Ecuador's decision 'a major victory for Indigenous peoples and an important step in protecting some of the most environmentally fragile and culturally sensitive places in the Amazon.'
'It is also a reminder for oil companies and investors that expanding oil extraction in Ecuador's Amazon is a risk and full of potential legal liabilities,' Koenig added.
The court rejected plans to drill for oil in a protected area of the Yasuní National Park in the Amazon and now the more than 23 million acres will be protected, both good news for the Indigenous community and environment."
Paul Davis 3 years ago
In the U.S. we send national guard troops to bully them and force our way through even when they disallowed it happening on their own treaty-protected land
Mia C 3 years ago
Still an ongoing battle in our own country. What a world we live in when we have to fight our government to protect our water.
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gellert grindlewald 3 years ago
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Nitin Korupolu 3 years ago
Go Ecuador! The people living in the forest should get the final say on what happens to it.
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HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
I can't do that. For one, I would never be able to get back up, and secondly, the cat would lay across the paper. Cats want their humans to be illiterate.
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Diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in December 2018, Max Parrot underwent 12 rounds of chemotherapy before announcing in July 2019 that he had beat cancer.
He brought home Canada's FIRST GOLD medal at the Beijing Olympics, after coming in first in the men’s snowboard slopestyle.
Mike Phillips 3 years ago
What a huge achievement. My daughter has just been diagnosed with Lymphoma. I pray she comes through it as well as Max!
Bobert Robertson 3 years ago
I'm Canadian, and proud of him. He deserves it more than most, though he DID get lucky the judges didn't notice he missed his grab on one of his tricks. That said, I ain't mad!
Catherine Binder 3 years ago
They should give him a medal for qualifying in the first place. That is one he11 of a turnaround.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
Give him Timmy's for life! (Tim Horton's, like Dunkin' Donuts, but better)
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"(Russia): On Jan 13, 10-year-old Vika had got lost about half a mile from her home as she returned from school in Uglegorsk as snow was accumulating.
Thankfully she was located 18 hours later, sitting on a mattress below a balcony outside of a shelter, clinging to a stray dog. She told authorities she was 'hugging a fluffy dog for warmth.'
Temperatures plunged to -11C during the snow storm.
'The fact that the girl remained alive in such weather really is a miracle,' volunteer searcher Anatoly Ivanov, told The Siberian Times."
Joshua Selbitschka 3 years ago
From what I remember hearing, after she was rescued, the dog ran off before they could help it as well.
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Catherine Binder 3 years ago
Stray dog survives blizzard thanks to tiny human holding them for 18 hours.
Izzy Curer 3 years ago
The fact that she was a 1/2 mile from home with structures nearby makes me think visibility must have been so poor she literally couldn't move
Oogiebogieaugiedaddy 3 years ago
I read the original story and no one adopted him. So sad. If I had the money to fly him to me, he would have the best life ever.
Meh 3 years ago
Really? That's really sad, I'd have adopted him in a heartbeat.
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Russian stray dogs are remarkable. They take in abandoned children all the time. And what do the authorities do when forced to rescue these otherwise unwanted children? They poison and kill the dogs... the only family some of these toddlers have ever known. I do not know what the answer is but sometimes there are animals, other than humans, who are better equipped to look after these lost children. Read 'Dog boy' by Eva Hornung. Based on a real life case but spattered with moments of other cases as well. It happens all over the world but Russian street dogs are a cut above the rest.
Luthor 3 years ago
Yes, I'm up-voting myself... Russian dogs need more up-votes.
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Thomas Sweda 3 years ago
Wonderful outcome, but what was the bill for a TWO YEAR stay in an American, (I assume)’ hospital ? I think it would make Bill Gates’ eyes water !
diana king 3 years ago
Does anyone know who this is or what the date was he recieved his heart?
Beatriz Fontes 3 years ago
It's in the link below the image, says: Colby Salerno says his decision to pursue Cardiology started when he was 12 and diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. At 24, he got to a point where he needed a new heart. A decade later, he's a fellow. He writes that his personal experience led him to "follow in my doctors footsteps to become an Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist." He writes that he is so thankful that his physicians are now his colleagues and continue to teach him more about Cardiology. Correction: the hospital where he got the transplant was down the street from he one he works at now. He encourages people to sign up to be a donor. You're an inspiration, @drcsalerno @baystate_health
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"According to the hospital, baby Judah is an answered prayer as her mother Aberli underwent treatments for Hodgkin's Lymphoma that made pregnancy unlikely. Welcome to the World, Judah"
IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago
Maybe she will be a ballet dancer and wear a tutu.
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gellert grindlewald 3 years ago
yes I know I am over sharing but, my cousin's birthday was that day.
Sea otter simone/ froggy 3 years ago
she should be Tutu and on her 2nd birthday join a ballet class and get a cute pink tutu
#36
"4 members of Wyoming's Kindness Ranch intercepted 30 beagle pups last Wednesday part of a 150-beagle puppy rescue operation from a breeding facility in Virginia. These dogs were bred for use of medical research—a practice that usually ends with euthanization.
'To be able to intercept dogs before they were sold to research is unheard of and an opportunity that we could not pass up,' said John Ramer, director of the Kindness Ranch. TRUE HEROES."
Amanda Nolting 3 years ago
It's not. That's the problem. Legally, you can breed them. But what happens to them largely goes under the radar. That's why they were able to seize them.
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Mia C 3 years ago
Agree or not with PETA, they have been very vocal in advocating against this and in shutting down research facilities along with breeders that supply these dogs for research. They have also been responsible for blocking funding to organizations for animal testing purposes. Although I do not agree with their theatrics, I do agree that they have done a lot in putting pressure and passing laws against animal cruelty.
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Auntriarch 3 years ago
Animal Free Research UK funds research into non animal models. Many of them have now been adopted by mainstream labs as they are not only cheaper, but more accurate. I've no doubt that other countries have an equivalent.
tuzdayschild 3 years ago
As far as I'm concerned, this is another form of slavery and it needs to stop.
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
It's not the euthanasia that freaks me, but the horrendous physical/psychological torture these animals are forced to endure that makes me question our humanity.
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Kentucky native Jim Finch loaded up his truck and drove to the disaster zone to cook for anyone in need in the aftermath of the tornadoes. To more beautiful people like Jim!
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Please note that Jim Finch is a Black man. He doesn't owe anyone in this country anything.
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HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
That beats any story from Ancestry.com. Incredible memory, incredible reunion!
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"This father has painted over a dozen bus stations to look like living rooms in honor of his son Joao Batista who wrote in his diary that he wanted to paint a mural at the back of his house. Since the son passed away in 2006, the father carried out his son's wish along run down bus stops in Santa Caterina, Brazil... making them beautiful. He says he loves seeing people take pictures and enjoy their time at the stop. A father's love..."
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Dawn ;))) 3 years ago
And that scar on the back of his head is the coolest looking thing ever
Load More Replies... The Sorrows of Mother LoveJoy 3 years ago
My granny had dr tell her she had 6 months to live...for 25 years.every checkup,they said the same.Will!
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Always get a second opinion. A similar situation happened to my neighbor. She refused to give up on her son, despite his massive injuries. Glad she did, because he turned out to be the best neighbor you could ask for.
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QibliOfTheSandWings 3 years ago
But that dads already so tired from the kid wanting to go faster and faster
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Sarcasm PhD 3 years ago
Don't worry, it's at a theme park in China at a municipal park haha
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Dig Up Skulls 3 years ago
The Lego site tells you what color brick to put where. Doesn't take talent to follow directions from Lego
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The lion tamer 3 years ago
That teacher must be doing something right to Inspire kids like that...
Commander Ducky 3 years ago (edited)
That's amazing! Great job and I bet your teacher loved it!
The Quokka 3 years ago
You upload a picture and it gives you the bricks and instructions. Yes this kid is intelligent, but the mother is making it sound like he made up the design himself.
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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
We may be ninja crying, but that was actually scary to him because he probably didn't really understand what was happening. It would take a lot of time to get used to. He had always only known a world of silence. But still, a wonderful moment.
KariLovesHerKat 3 years ago
All these posts are killing me here! Stupid face mask is running down my cheeks
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Nope, not crying...totally not crying. No tears here. Nope, nada.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
This is a sweet little boy getting his cochlear implant turned on and hearing for the first time.
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Sum Guy 3 years ago (edited)
Alright alright alright .. edit: I just checked for some reason how many alright's are there and I discovered those are the 1st 3 words he ever said on film
Mark Robertson-Baker 3 years ago
Yeah his first big break was in a movie called "Dazed and Confused" which was shot entirely in the Austin, Texas area and was directed by Richard Linklater. I believe it was Linklater's first big film too! It was done on a really small budget too!
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Now that reminds me of a good joke. Matthew McConaughey, Leo DiCaprio and Ben Affleck get together and decide to make a movie. Affleck says "I'll direct!" DiCaprio says "I'll star!" and McConaughey says "I'll write I'll write I'll write!"
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elSti 3 years ago (edited)
17/03/2026. But wishing for it to come any faster makes you a worse (wo)man than he is a boy.
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"CHICAGO - A middle-aged patient with leukemia has become the first woman and 3rd person to be cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant from a donor resistant to the virus that causes AIDS, researchers reported earlier today.
The case presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunisitic Infections in Denver, is the first involving umbilical cord blood, a novel approach that could make the treatment more widely available, researchers say.
The woman has been free of the virus for 14 months without a need for her regular antiretroviral treatments. Good news."
gellert grindlewald 3 years ago
please tell me this isn't a joke. THIS. IS. THE. BEST. THING. EVER!!!!!!!
Marco Hub-Dub 3 years ago
I grew up in San Francisco in Eureka Valley, which is also known as The Castro. From the time I was born I had more “uncles” than most people have relatives. My mother was a charge nurse on the AIDS ward during the early days of the epidemic. Because of union issues and not initially knowing how it was spread, along with later paranoia and misinformation, most allied health care workers did so on a volunteer basis. The custodial and dietary staff wasn’t allowed on the floor. It was an open room setting with beds separated by curtains. My brothers, friends and I volunteered as custodians in our pre-teen and teen years. I watched countless patients, neighbors and uncles waste away. I cannot even count how many beds I sat beside as people I loved died. If you want a small glimpse of just how numbingly unreal it seemed, watch “We Were There.” I have cries countless tears of joy with the fight for a cure from AZT to now this!!!!
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
I knew they’d found people with a natural immunity/resistance to HIV—-the idea was originally based on anecdotal evidence, from the time, that some people survived the Great Plague, even if they were directly exposed to it, simply because they were naturally immune or resistant to it. But I didn’t know they’d completed the research and started transplanting stem cells. This is amazing!
g90814 3 years ago (edited)
It wasn't done for HIV treatment, it was done for Leukemia. Amazing side effect in any case.
Load More Replies... Kimi Tomminello 3 years ago
Only reason I can come up with is because it's a somewhat taboo and outdated topic. They don't report the successes they've had in treating it, that a lot of people with HIV are non detectable and non transmittable, that peoples' immune systems have fought it off. The only way you learn about these things is to either have someone close to you with it, have it yourself or do your own research. I honestly don't know why this topic is such a hot potato.
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Stalin's Moustache 3 years ago
OH MY GOD!!! WE FINALLY HAVE A CHANCE ON ERADICATING THIS DISEASE FOREVER
Rylee Evergreen 3 years ago
AMAZING!!!!!! This is why I love science, y'all. It's so FREAKING COOL!!!!!
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This teacher makes sure his student Heitor, who has a disability, enjoys recess like everyone else.
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"Yesterday we shared the story of @seattlekraken fan Nadia Popovici who weeks ago noticed a spot on @canucks' equipment manager Brian "Red" Hamilton's neck and through the plexiglass held up her phone that telling him the spot on his neck is cancer. Turns out it was a Stage 2 Malignant Melanoma which he had removed. Yesterday he went online to search for his lifesaver and found her within 2 hours.
Yesterday they met, hugged and Nadia was surprised with $10,000 between both teams."
Bexxxxx 3 years ago
Wait, so she was cheering for the other team but noticed the Vancouver coach had a spot on his neck? I’m gonna cry, this gives me hope for humanity
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"MOBILE, Ala. - Kayden Reid ran to save his little 2-year-old sister who was about to be hit by a car. Thankfully he came away with only minor scratches, now he thinks he might be a superhero. The mother expressed that it wasn't the driver's fault- the children had suddenly crossed the road. First responders and fire crews paid him a visit to congratulate the hero for his bravery. Great job, Kayden."
Kay blue 3 years ago
How wonderful that the mother didn't blame the driver. Even knowing that it's the child(ren) that run into the road, some parents still have to blame the driver.
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Kayden, you don’t have to think you’re a super hero——YOU ARE A SUPER HERO AND ALWAYS WILL BE!
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Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
Look how you screw yourself Taliban, by causing your best and brightest to have to flee and take their gifts elsewhere. Let's hope all dictators and oppressors feel the pinch of no talent.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
I can barely get out of bed in the morning. She is what young people should be admiring, not talentless celebrities.!
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I see a future airline pilot... his sweet reactions "wowwww" what a kind pilot...just taking a moment to be kind can make a difference in someone's life!
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Nadja Lambacher 3 years ago
Do you magic Internet, find Andy! I should not have started reading this post, I am crying more with each entry.
Iggy 3 years ago
I'm the same. I'm going to need a sedative at this rate!
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Burs 3 years ago (edited)
I always wanted to start a 'Tinder' to make friends. People really struggle to find friends after college. But i always felt that it would be filled with d**k picks and harassment. I need to check this
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
That is such a sweet idea. I was talking with a friend about how difficult it can be to meet and make friends as an adult, especially when you move to a new place.
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I tried that and it was so awkward I gave up. Lovely to see them achieve success.
lazy panda 3 years ago
You must have an absolutely miserable life if you're willing to go out of your way to leave rude and disgusting comments on a post that was supposed to brighten people's days. I actually feel sorry for you.
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elSti 3 years ago
yeah it's like "Hey Dawn, let's have a meeting tomorrow about you ... and feel free to bring somebody ;). Can't tell you yet what it will be about."
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Davo gifman 3 years ago
I see this guy bringing a clown to this meeting is a strategic action that speaks volumes.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
I guess that means I could bring my ex. He was a Ringling clown.
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On Tuesday, Shaq surprised the Collins family with the purchase of a 15-passenger van since they'd outgrown the 12 passenger one. He took them to Rainforest Cafe where he paid for their meal and another table’s entire meal and gave their waitress a $1,000 tip.
But that’s not all. When @shaq learned that family's father, former Harlem Globetrotter Mandrae Collins' truck wasn't working, he got him a truck too!
Michael Olsen 3 years ago
This is what I would do if I were rich, pass it on helping people in real need.
Raven DeathShade 3 years ago
If I were rich, I would build a mansion and start a program that lets dozens or even hundreds of people live there, free from bills, rent, jobs, etc. They could read, write, swim, etc. I'm calling the plan "the DeathShade Foundation". It's a life goal XD.
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Brobro McDuderson 3 years ago
So many stories about Shaq doing this kinda stuff. The man gives so much back!
#63
This man's daughter was born days after his father passed so his wife had this custom-made surprise for him
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![The British-Belgian Teen Landed At Kortrijk-Wevelgem Airport In Western Belgium On Thursday, Completing An Epic 41-Country Journey Flying Over 32,300 Miles—breaking 2 Guinness World Records In The Process.
she Wrote: " I’ve Been Thinking About What Aviators Like Amelia Earhart Achieved [...], I Can’t Imagine Doing What She Did. I’m Lucky Enough To Have Multiple Gps Systems, Satellite Communications And (Sometimes) Decent Weather Forecasts!"
rutherford Beat The Record Held By American Shaesta Waiz, Who Was 30 When She Circumnavigated The Globe Unaccompanied In 2017, Rutherford Also Now Holds The Title For The First Woman To Circumnavigate The World In A Microlight Aircraft. She Is Also The First Belgian To Fly Around The World Alone. Zara Was Sponsored For The Whole Trip So It Didn't Cost Anything To Her. Zara Documented Her Journey Online Which Was Met With Weather And Visa Setbacks, But Her Grit And Optimism Kept Her Going. Congratulations, @fly.zolo @zararutherford !!!!
history Made.](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CY9ALmvOiek-png__700.jpg "The British-Belgian Teen Landed At Kortrijk-Wevelgem Airport In Western Belgium On Thursday, Completing An Epic 41-Country Journey Flying Over 32,300 Miles—breaking 2 Guinness World Records In The Process.
she Wrote: \" I’ve Been Thinking About What Aviators Like Amelia Earhart Achieved [...], I Can’t Imagine Doing What She Did. I’m Lucky Enough To Have Multiple Gps Systems, Satellite Communications And (Sometimes) Decent Weather Forecasts!\"
rutherford Beat The Record Held By American Shaesta Waiz, Who Was 30 When She Circumnavigated The Globe Unaccompanied In 2017, Rutherford Also Now Holds The Title For The First Woman To Circumnavigate The World In A Microlight Aircraft. She Is Also The First Belgian To Fly Around The World Alone. Zara Was Sponsored For The Whole Trip So It Didn't Cost Anything To Her. Zara Documented Her Journey Online Which Was Met With Weather And Visa Setbacks, But Her Grit And Optimism Kept Her Going. Congratulations, @fly.zolo @zararutherford !!!!
history Made.")
Julieandthephatones 3 years ago
this! her brother tho is gonna try and break it he is 16! you can see the full story on BTN? i think
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HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
A doctor told my best friend to go home and leave her son in the hospital as he would never survive to see his 1st birthday. She fired him, and sent him birthday cards from her son. He is 33.
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![Three People Who Were Completely Paralyzed From The Waist Down Due To Spinal Cord Injuries Can Now Stand Up On Their Own And, After Months Of Training, Can Take Steps With A Walker— Thanks To An Implant That Electrically Stimulate Nerves In Their Back And Legs. The Electrode Device Is Implanted Between The Vertebrae And The Spinal Cord Membrane, Which Receives Currents From A Pacemaker Implanted Under The Skin Of The Abdomen.
“All Three Patients Immediately After The Surgery Were Able To Stand Up And To Step [with Support],” Says jocelyne Bloch at Lausanne University Hospital In Switzerland, Who Carried Out The Surgery. Some Were Able To Ride A Bike And Even Kick Their Legs In A Swimming Pool, Raising Hopes That These Small Devices Can Help Those Paralyzed Regain Mobility.
“On The First Day, I Was Able To See My Legs Moving And It Was Very, Very Emotional,” Said Michel Roccati Who Had Severed His Spine In A Traffic Accident.](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/CZug3ZoOAMn-png__700.jpg "Three People Who Were Completely Paralyzed From The Waist Down Due To Spinal Cord Injuries Can Now Stand Up On Their Own And, After Months Of Training, Can Take Steps With A Walker— Thanks To An Implant That Electrically Stimulate Nerves In Their Back And Legs. The Electrode Device Is Implanted Between The Vertebrae And The Spinal Cord Membrane, Which Receives Currents From A Pacemaker Implanted Under The Skin Of The Abdomen.
“All Three Patients Immediately After The Surgery Were Able To Stand Up And To Step [with Support],” Says jocelyne Bloch at Lausanne University Hospital In Switzerland, Who Carried Out The Surgery. Some Were Able To Ride A Bike And Even Kick Their Legs In A Swimming Pool, Raising Hopes That These Small Devices Can Help Those Paralyzed Regain Mobility.
“On The First Day, I Was Able To See My Legs Moving And It Was Very, Very Emotional,” Said Michel Roccati Who Had Severed His Spine In A Traffic Accident.")
Stephanie A Mutti 3 years ago
I wonder if this research was supported by Christopher Reeves who died still believing he'd be able to stand before he passed away.
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Courtney Lunsford 3 years ago
Fantastic woman. Absolute character. She does a lot for charity.
Davo gifman 3 years ago
I live in the same county where Dolly Parton is from. An a few years ago she donated millions to help many families here when we had a large wildfire. She's a wonderful, caring person.
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"Got a special visit today….6 years later and my late husband’s old co-workers still pass by every Christmas and bring our son Andy a gift [...] So grateful for our forever fire family. Missing you today and everyday Fern."
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Cesar interpreted the game for his friend Carlos who is blind. Cesar guides his friend's hands at every move and goal. Cesar is Colombian; Carlos Honduran—both they both celebrate Honduras' goal
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Commander Ducky 3 years ago
I think bulls do a similar thing, they make a circle around the little ones when they are threatened!
Puggawugbug 3 years ago (edited)
I thought it was a big snowball of reindeer for a second and got very confused XD
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Commander Ducky 3 years ago
Wow that's so kind of Tom! And I'm proud of that little hero, his name is Bridge Walker
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
What a little hero. This is why a love a lot of the Marvel cast--they seem like really nice people.
Ironass 3 years ago
Oh yeah I remember this kid! DIdn't like a bunch of actors do stuff for him?
Kay blue 3 years ago
Yeah, I think some of the Marvel cast visited him and he was given his own Captain America shield.
Load More Replies... ThatsBats 3 years ago
I know this kid! I go to the same Jiu-Jitsu gym as he! Good job Bridget! You’re everywhere, even on BoredPanda!
Legen ( wait for it ) dary 3 years ago
That pose looks so nice, just like Spiderman had a son.
AdelaideRose111 3 years ago
Damn Mateo I just lost any hope that you could ever be a nice person! Leave them alone
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Hadesdaughter 3 years ago (edited)
How… I would just be like “WELL DAMN I GUESS DAD TURNED UP THE HEAT AGAIN”
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Sharon Morris 3 years ago
Why does it take a plague to finally have some decency shown to our indigenous people? Whites: screwing others over since time immemorial.
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"Watch my dad hug his grandsons for the first time since his stroke in 2014. Special thanks to my OTA students for creating this!"
Courtney Lunsford 3 years ago
My grandmother had a stroke and was paralyzed for the last 5 years of her life. She couldn't even speak to us. This man is very lucky indeed.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
How about the United States work on make University accessible to students from a vast array of economical backgrounds? It should not cost $50,000.00+ to get an education--even state schools can be outrageously pricey. Students in the United States should not have to take out loads of loans and end up in incredible amounts of debt just to get a decent education. All students who want to learn should have the right to a great education.
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Michael Olsen 3 years ago
Whole story and its a good one, for so many reasons https://www.southernliving.com/travel/virginia/i95-snow-storm-uber-driver-hotel-room-for-teenager
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Gilmore Girls 3 years ago
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater! Lol! Seriously, though, that's amazing
Sheila Stamey 3 years ago
The right lil one looks like," hey! when do we ride the windy ride again? That was fun !"
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Ellen Light 3 years ago
Our son was 3 years old when we found out that he had 20/200 eyesight. I remember thinking at the time that he did not even know what we looked like. After he put on his glasses he would not take them off. He slept in them. He showered in them. He is 24 now and still rarely takes them off. <3
Stacey Davis 3 years ago
My daughter was 3 when she first got glasses. I remember asking the doc how could we possibly keep them on a toddler? They assured me it wouldn't be a problem. Her vision was bad enough that she literally cried when I took them off.
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Dave In MD 3 years ago
Well, I don't think he was carrying Port a potties in his bread truck.
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Christianna Colbert 3 years ago
I am not a fan of her music, but she seems to be a genuinely good person from all I've read.
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JustAnother Soul 3 years ago
There is always more good happening in the world every day than there is bad things. It’s the job of mainstream news media to only show the bad things happening in the world and it gives readers the skewed perspective that bad things are common and good things are rare, in reality, it is the opposite that is true. There is more good in the world than evil.
BlackestDawn 3 years ago
I fully disagree that it is their job to only report on bad things. It's their job to report on noteworthy events, good and bad ones. Unfortunately the reality is that bad events sell much better than good ones so they are self-restricting to almost exclusively bad ones.
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elysse stands with the ukraine 3 years ago
It is these things that restore my faith in humanity <33
Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago
After reading all these lovely stories, I got to think of a discussion about why there are so many bad news in the papers and on TV. I believe, that it is because if it is good it is not news but just like everyday.
Auntriarch 3 years ago
There's loads of original and worthwhile content her - in the comments...
Load More Replies... JustAnother Soul 3 years ago
There is always more good happening in the world every day than there is bad things. It’s the job of mainstream news media to only show the bad things happening in the world and it gives readers the skewed perspective that bad things are common and good things are rare, in reality, it is the opposite that is true. There is more good in the world than evil.
BlackestDawn 3 years ago
I fully disagree that it is their job to only report on bad things. It's their job to report on noteworthy events, good and bad ones. Unfortunately the reality is that bad events sell much better than good ones so they are self-restricting to almost exclusively bad ones.
Load More Replies... elysse stands with the ukraine 3 years ago
It is these things that restore my faith in humanity <33
Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago
After reading all these lovely stories, I got to think of a discussion about why there are so many bad news in the papers and on TV. I believe, that it is because if it is good it is not news but just like everyday.
Auntriarch 3 years ago
There's loads of original and worthwhile content her - in the comments...
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