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Socceroo's Mark Bresciano Helps A Young Mascot At 2014 World Cup #thanksbresc

Dozens Of Japanese Train Passengers Pushed 32-Ton Train Car Away From Platform To Free Woman Trapped In Gap

Man Gives His Shoes To A Homeless Girl In Rio De Janeiro

Christmas elfs surprise homeless man

84-Year-Old Grandmother In Hospital Was Embarrased To Wear Her Nightgown So Her Grandson Wore One As Well

donbachi:
In a sane society.not in nigeria.
imagine asking your own blood for 5k and the entire family member will hear of it,friends buying friends alcohol and cant give them money,a society where nobody checks on family and friends.but travels from far to attends the burial of someone they never cared for,relatives that are in positions will tell you get a degree before they can help you with a job.after the first degree,will still tell you to go for a master degree.
with which money?not like they will you with money,get a skill.they will give the job to a total stranger.
Its really frustrating.but e no reach to take one's life or that of another.
We should learn to wait upon the Lord.for failure and trials of today.are paths to tomorrows success.

Nope I see no relation on my topic and what you said , Nigerians are one of the most generous and kind hearted set of a people

Soldier rescues a cat in Korea

Girl Sells Her Stuffed Animals And Donates The Money To A Local Animal Shelter

Norwegian Guy Plunges Into Frozen Lake To Rescue Drowning Duck

None of his Classmates Showed Up For This Little Autistic Boy's Birthday. His Mom Asked For Help On Facebook And These Amazing Firefighters, Officers came thru for him

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and I'm right behind the drivers seat with a knife ......to slice bread

Jacqueline Kiplimo Helps A Disabled Runner Finish A Marathon In Taiwan, Costing Her A First Place Finish
Its all the little things that matter

Man Swims with dying dog for the last time .

Workers From Memphis Cleaning Company Dress Up As Superheroes To Cheer Up Patients At Children's Hospital In Le Bonheur

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Officer Talks Man Out Of Committing Suicide. Eight Years Later, The Now-Father-Of-Two Gives the Officer An Award At The American Foundation Of Suicide

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1832 – 1st Electricity generator. Michael Faraday (England) and Joseph Henry (US) built models for electricity generators

1925 – 1st Television. John Logie Baird displays the first moving pictures on a tv.

1862 – 1st use of Plastic. Alexander Parkes (develops) plastic made from heated cellulose.

1971 – 1st Email. Ray Tomlinson (US) developed the first electronic communication message between two computers.

1969 – 1000th football goal. 19 November Pelé scored his 1000th goal in all competitions. Becoming the first and only player to reach that milestone.

2012 – 100m and 200m titles. – Usain Bolt (Jamaica) becomes the first athlete in history to retain the Olympic 100m and 200m titles after winning previous 2008 games. He went on to win another three gold medals at the 2016 Olympics

Kriss216:

To avoid them saying we hate them..

1903 – First powered flight – 17 Dec. The Wright Brothers make the first powered flight in North Carolina in a flight lasting 12 seconds.

Jeannette Rankin — American politician, activist, and the first woman to hold federal office in the US.


Jeannette Rankin prepares to leave Washington, DC, on June 2, 1932, for a speaking tour calling for peace.

Helen Keller — activist and the first deaf and blind person to earn a bachelor's degree.

Mary Edwards Walker — Civil War surgeon and the first and only woman to ever receive the Medal of Honor.

Margaret Bourke-White — photographer and the first female war photojournalist.


Margaret Bourke-White, dressed in her US Air Force uniform, sits atop the engine of a B-17 bomber in Polebrook, England, in 1942.

Grace Hopper — rear admiral in the US Navy and pioneer of computer programming.

Commodore Grace Hopper poses for a portrait in her office on Feb. 1, 1984.

Shirley Chisholm — American politician and the first black woman to elected to Congress.

Ann E. Dunwoody — retired general of the US Army and the first woman to achieve the rank of four-star general

Margaret Sanger — activist and the person who opened the first birth control clinic in the US.

In this picture from April 17, 1929, Margaret Sanger's mouth is covered in protest of not being allowed to talk about birth control in Boston. Sanger instead stood silent onstage in front a crowd of 800 as Harvard professor Arthur M. Schlesinger read her prepared speech.