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Animal Issues, Good News, Hero
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Your Weekend Hero Story: Scuba Diver Saves Fish, Become Best Friends Forever
by Tammy on July 30, 2017Absolutely magnificent. When your trust of humanity wanes, this can be your reminder video about who we are, and who we should aspire to be. Via Nerdist. One day about 25 years ago, Japenese scuba diver Hiroyuki Arakawa was in the depths of Hasama Underwater Park in Tateyama, Japan when he spotted Yoriko, an Asian sheepshead wrasse that looked like it was hurt. So he started taking care of the fish by feeding it crabs and nursing it back to health. 25 years later, they’ve seen each other virtually every day and they’ve forged a pretty special bond. “I’d say we understand each other,” Arakawa said. “Not that we can talk to each other, but it just happened naturally. I...
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Video Going Viral: Dog Saves Drowning Baby Deer
by cestory on July 19, 2017**Bumped Up From TAMWire. Posted by cestory** Just amazing! Watch this heroic dog pull a drowning baby deer out of the water! Via Fox News. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
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Oklahoma Army Veteran Donates $2.25M Estate, 24 Homes To Be Built
by Tammy on July 2, 2017Nice. A hero being a hero. Via Fox News. An Army veteran who served his country in Vietnam and Saudi Arabia also contributed in a spectacular way to his adopted home state of Oklahoma. Sergeant 1st Class Stephen Florentz, who had retired from the U.S. Army and did in December, left $2.25 million from his estate to the Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity, FOX 25 News reported. The gift from Florentz means that about two dozen will be built. “It’s a life-changing experience for our families,” Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity CEO Ann Felton-Gilliland said. “Because most of them are living in apartment houses that are in unsafe areas, where their children aren’t able to ride their bicycles or even...
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Hero Homeowner Holds Escaped Georgia Inmates at Gunpoint Until Arrests
by Tammy on June 16, 2017More details on the arrests of these scumbags who killed two guards in their escape. Never doubt, this nation remains safer because law-abiding Americans are armed. Via Fox News. A Tennessee homeowner held two escaped inmates wanted in the killing of two prison guards at gunpoint Thursday until authorities arrived and made the arrests. Tennessee Highway Patrol spokesman Lt. Bill Miller said late Thursday that the homeowner caught Donnie Rowe and Ricky Dubose trying to steal his vehicle. Miller says the escaped Georgia inmates had crashed a car while being chased by law enforcement and fled on foot into woods along Interstate 24 near the rural community of Christiana. Miller says something alerted the homeowner that people were outside his...
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How Portland Can Honor Stabbed Heroes
by Tammy on June 1, 2017Heroes Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche, Rick Best (both killed) and Micah David-Cole Fletcher. An excellent editorial from USA Today. Click through and read the whole thing. Heroism is instinctive, an action taken in a split second of crisis to save a life, defend deeply held values, or simply to stand up for what’s right. Such heroism was on display last week in Portland, Ore., when the loud, ugly voice of hate drew three men to intervene as Jeremy Joseph Christian, 35, ranted and verbally abused two teenage girls, one of them wearing a Muslim head scarf. The three men tried to calm the situation on the light-rail commuter train while Christian spewed his bile about blacks and Muslims. Tragically, Christian...
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Memorial Day 2017: Remembering Those Who Gave All For Our Freedom
by Tammy on May 28, 2017May God bless everyone who stood for this country and sacrificed everything so we may be free.
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Pug Chases Off Trio of Armed Home Invaders
by Tammy on May 23, 2017Not the actual hero pug, but one that probably looks a lot like him. Nice!! Via Athens Banner-Herald A small family pet chased off a trio of armed home invaders Sunday night after they attempted to rob residents at Woodland of Athens condominiums off Barnett Shoals Road, Athens-Clarke County police said. The suspects appeared to be young males between 14 and 16 years old. Their intended victims — a 20-year-old resident and his parents, ages 52 and 57 — were in the living room of the home, with the front door open and blocked only by a baby gate, according to police. About 10 p.m., one of the young bandits kicked down the baby gate and entered the home waving...
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Heroic Police Dog Heading Home to Recover After Taking a Bullet for Partner
by Tammy on May 13, 2017Good news for one of our furry heroes and all of his humans. Prayers up for all! Via CBS News. A heroic police dog that was shot in the line of duty is heading home, one day after taking a bullet for his partner in South Florida. K-9 Officer Casper “has done wonderful[ly]” and “is walking fairly well, all things considered,” veterinarian Michele Tucker said in a video released by the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO). Casper was shot on Friday in Jupiter, Florida, after PBSO deputies encountered 46-year-old Philip O’Shea, who was wanted in North Carolina in connection with a robbery. O’Shea had an extensive criminal history and tried to flee from the officers, CBS affiliate WPEC-TV reported....
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Mary Tyler Moore, TV Icon, Dies at 80
by Tammy on January 25, 2017Loved by everyone, I think I can speak for those of us with television being our primary influence as we grew up: I’m grateful I was able to watch a show like “Mary Tyler Moore” in the 1970s, featuring a single working woman in a field dominated by men. She reflected both strength and vulnerability, and also modeled how to be a decent person and good friend. In the 1970s, that sort of imagery was rare. For many, you were able to rely on your family to show you what the possibilities were; I was alone most of the time, with television as the major influence. I can’t tell you how grateful I am that I grew up at a...
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(Video) Navy Admiral At Pearl Harbor Speech Trolls Kaepernick, Gets Standing Ovation
by Shifra on December 8, 2016U.S. Pacific Command Commander Adm. Harry Harris: Defense Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Air Medal, State Department’s Distinguished Honor Award. Colin Kaepernick: A schmendrick who throws a football and acts like a…schmendrick. Via NY Post. A decorated US Navy admiral took the time to troll Colin Kaepernick during the 75th Anniversary Pearl Harbor Day Commemoration ceremony on Wednesday — saying those who died on that fateful day “never took a knee and never failed to stand” during the national anthem. The remarks were made by U.S. Pacific Command Commander Adm. Harry Harris, who had a father and four uncles serve in World War II. “You can bet that the men and women we...
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Hero K-9 Dog Finds Missing Autistic Boy
by Shifra on October 9, 2016Dog named Cash + missing autistic boy = Happy Ending Via IJR. A brave Michigan police K-9 earned his place in the Hall of Heroes this week. Cash, the five-year-old Mason County Sheriff’s Department police dog was at the ready when Mason Oceana 911 dispatch got a call on Thursday afternoon: A panicked mom explained that her young boy had been missing from nearby Victory Township for more than 15 minutes…. Mason County Deputy Ken Baum and Cash arrived at the home of the boy soon afterward and began their search in the woods near the boy’s home. His mother waited, terrified, as they set out to bring her son home. Mason County Sheriff Kim Cole told Michigan Live that...
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1980: What the Electoral Map Looked Like Last Time the Country Had Had Enough
by Tammy on September 29, 2016Just a reminder that Americans can only be pushed so far by incompetent liberal jerks.
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Will, Lost Photos of Holocaust Heroine “Scotland’s Schindler” Found in Church Archives
by Shifra on September 15, 2016An amazing story of courage and faith in the face of unspeakable horrors. Via Fox News. A Holocaust heroine’s last will and testament has been unearthed in church archives in Scotland, offering a glimpse into the incredible life of Jane Haining, who died in Auschwitz in 1944. The handwritten will and previously unpublished photographs were recently found in a box in the Church of Scotland World Mission Council’s archives in Edinburgh. Haining, a Christian missionary who spoke fluent German and Hungarian, moved to Budapest from her native Scotland in 1932 to work as matron at a church-run school that provided safe haven to Jewish schoolgirls, many of whom were orphans. Advised to return home during World War II, she remained...
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9/11 Hero Welles Crowther: The Man with the Red Bandanna
by Shifra on September 11, 2016Welles with his mother, 1999 Always remember. Never forget. Via NY Post. On Sept. 11, 2001, Welles Crowther sat at his desk on the 104th floor in the south tower of the World Trade Center and dialed his mother’s cellphone. His mother, Alison, never heard the call. Welles left a short message. “Mom . . . this is Welles. I . . . I want you to know that I’m OK.” The time was 9:12 a.m. They were the last words his family would ever hear him speak. Some details of what happened next remain a mystery. But through determination, careful questioning and a single clue, Welles’ parents uncovered a story of heroism that would touch a nation…. Twenty-four years old and fresh from...
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At Forum, Hillary Forgets Benghazi, Claims ‘We Did Not Not Lose a Single American’ in Libya
by Tammy on September 7, 2016Four men have no comment. Glossing over the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi that claimed the lives of four U.S. diplomats, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday night claimed that “we did not lose a single American” due to military intervention in Libya. Speaking at a veterans’ forum hosted by NBC News, the former secretary of state said she stands by the 2011 decision to take action in Libya and that America suffered no casualties. “When [former Libyan leader Moammar] Gadhafi was threatening to massacre his population, I put together a coalition that included NATO, included the Arab League, and we were able to save lives. We did not lose a single American in that action,” she said. “And I think taking...