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Computers allow people to make more mistakes in less time than anything since the invention of tequila and automatic weapons.
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Awesome video... I can't understand how did he make it. :130: !!
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Bsuds wrote:A website dedicated to good news only.

http://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news


Nice website. Thanks for sharing and yes I agree in today media we have full of negative and depressing news. So at least we have some forums or website available where only good and positive news we can share.
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https://twitter.com/anandmahindra/status/907256564641402880

Nice to see mum defining boundaries for her kids.
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there are plenty of other stories, ones of hope and goodwill and kindnesses done. Stories that make us feel good.
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For twenty years, Greg Zanis, a retired carpenter from Aurora, Illinois has given America hope with his crosses, but no one has ever welcomed him or thanked him like Las Vegas.

Just days after the 1 October Mass Shooting at Route 91 Harvest Concert near Mandalay Bay, Zanis, arrived with 58 crosses to remember and memorialize the victims. His gracious gift compelled the FOX5 Surprise Squad and community partners to give him something he’s never been given before.

Dance as if no one's watching, sing as if no one's listening, and live everyday as if it were your last.

Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
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Andrew Lumish spends his free time with heroes who are no longer with us. When he has a day off from work, he cleans the headstones of veterans. He scrubs away the filth, on his own time, to deliver the respect soldiers deserve.

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Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning to dance in the rain.
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Everyone loves Amazon, but what if we used Amazon to do more than shopping for ourselves. Rob came up with a way to help the homeless receive Amazon delivery.

There has been a forty percent increase in homelessness this year, so Rob wanted to do something to help. Since Amazon Prime Now delivers anything you want almost instantly, he came up with the most genius way to use Amazon Prime Now. And it’s to help people who are in need.

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In a land as parched as Kenya's Tsavo West National Park, no visitor arrives with more fanfare than the water man.

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A Boy Who Saved 17 Lives Gets a Big Surprise

In partnership with the film Wonder, SoulPancake surprises 13-year-old hero, Virgil Smith, who trudged into the Hurricane Harvey flood waters with an air mattress to transport his stranded neighbors to safety. We’d say that deserves a Standing Ovation! As a thank you to Virgil for choosing kindness, he was awarded an Auggie Award! This was a scholarship to help with school, and a donation to the Harvey relief efforts made in his name.

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