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| SUNY Plattsburgh hosts Homecoming/Family Weekend |
| Posted on Sunday, September 20 @ 00:03:26 PDT (0 reads) | |
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Suny plattsburgh will host a homecoming/family weekend from friday, sept. 25, through sunday, sept. 27, with lots celebratory reunions planned throughout the campus. — Plattsburgh | suny plattsburgh alumni and current students’ families will soon have the chance to meet, mingle and celebrate during the university’s annual homecoming/family weekend friday, sept. 25, through sunday, sept. 27.
activities that begin the weekend include taking in the view of campus from the 10th floor of kehoe. From noon to 2 p.M., The office of admissions will welcome visitors to have a birds-eye view of the adirondack mountains of new york and green mountains of vermont. Light refreshments will be served.
from 11 a.M. To 2 p.M. In the angell college center lobby, the global education office’s study abroad fair will give current students the chance to explore options for studying in another country or across the united states from their classmates who have had these experiences. Families can find out what programs are available, the benefits of spending a semester or two studying abroad, financial aid options and more. Alumni who have had those experiences are welcome to stop by to share their stories…
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unitarian universalist fellowship jewish high holidays :: public meetings
this active participatory service will recognize the two high holidays known as rosh hashanah and yom kippur. Rosh hashanah, literally the head of the year is the jewish new year. It is a time of inner renewal and divine atonement. ...
location 3845 n swan street
04:00pm
grant soil and water conservation district meeting :: public meetings
public service announcement: the regular monthly board meeting of the grant soil and water conservation district will be held monday, september 21, 2026, at 4:00 p.M. The meeting will be held at the nrcs building, suite c; 3082 32nd steet bypass; ...
location nrcs building
11:00am - 12:30pm
global harmonization equinox ceremony :: spiritual
lets weave our sounds with the intentions of harmony, acceptance, unity, joy, compassion, love, appreciation, among all beings on the planet. Bring a friend, a chair, rattles, drums, voices, crystal bowls, didgeridoos. Hosts: beatriz giraldo and friends - (575) 654-6307
location gough park
02:30pm - 03:30pm
kundalini yoga for beginners :: health & wellness
movement-breath-sound - starting sept. 15, tuesdays 2:30 - 3:30 pm wnmu dance studio/room 241 (near the crec entrance) bring your own mat/blanket/props (or) we also have yoga items on hand. $5.00 donation suggested colleen jiron, yoga alliance rytc.C. Jiron, ph.D. Http://www.Ccjiron.Com https://www.Linkedin.Com/in/drjiron/
05:30pm - 06:30pm
ballet for adults :: health & wellness
join ballerina and ballet instructor karina s. Levy for ballet for adults, every tuesday evening beginning on tuesday, september 22, from 5:30 -- 6:30 pm. Ballet offers numerous benefits, including improved strength, flexibility, balance, posture, coordination, and confidence. Whether youre ...
location lotus center
06:00pm
town of silver city council regular council meeting :: legal notices
agendas are available prior to the meeting and may be obtained at city hall, 101 w. Broadway and city hall annex, 1203 north hudson, or on the towns website, www.Townofsilvercity.Org . If you have any questions regarding the public hearing, ...
location grant county administration center
01:00pm
come play gin rummy and cribbage :: education
playing gin rummy and cribbage every wednesday afternoon at the toad. We will be happy to teach anyone. We do not play for money. Just for the fun of it. Everyone is welcome.
location little toad creek brewery
01:30pm - 03:00pm
yoga, movement & meditation for everyone! :: Health & wellness
finding your center -- with cordelia rose :: health & wellness finding your center with cordelia rose is every wednesday starting september 16 from 1:30--3:00pm. Join us for a 90-minute class that begins with pranayama and just sitting in the present ...
04:30pm - 05:15pm
silver city tops (take off pounds sensible) :: health & wellness
silver city tops (take off pounds sensible) nm 0288 is a support group meets wednesdays at the american legion building 409 w college ave. Weigh in is from 4:15-4:30 p.M. And the meeting/program from 4:30-5:15 p.M. For more information ...
location american legion post 18
05:30pm - 07:00pm
trails and open space committee regular meeting :: legal notices
the trails and open space committee will hold a regular meeting in the upstairs conference room, city annex building at 1203 n. Hudson street, silver city, nm 88061 the public is invited to attend. Full legal notice https://www.Grantcountybeat.Com/legals/trails-and-open-space-committee-regular-meeting-september-23-2026
location silver city annex building
09:00am
grant county board of commissioners regular meeting :: legal notices
if you are an individual with a disability who is in need of a reader, amplifier, qualified sign language interpreter, or any other form of auxiliary aid or service to attend or participate in the hearing or meeting, please contact ...
location grant county administration center
03:00pm
grant county water commission regular meeting :: legal notices
the grant county water commission will hold a regular meeting on thursday, september 24, 2026, at 3:00 p.M. The meeting will be held at the town of silver city annex, 2nd floor conference room located at 1203 n. Hudson street, ...
location silver city annex building
05:00pm - 07:00pm
join maxx follis-goodkind to paint a majestic landscape ingouache :: arts & music
maxx will introduce you to gouache with paints that she made (from push/pull in seattle) and easy to follow step-by-step instructions. Youll learn how to layer gouache to create depth and light, how to place landmarks in your landscape to ...
location diana ingalls leyba studio
06:00pm
fort bayard historic preservation society 2026 fall film series :: arts & music
inside the white house: consequential presidents 1800-1960 at the santa clara armory/doors open at 6:00 pm, showings at 6:30. Thursday evenings, september 3 – october 29, 2026. Free admission/donations welcome - concessions available see full listing of movies. Https://www.Grantcountybeat.Com/local-news/local-news-releases/fort-bayard-historic-preservation-society-2026-fall-film-series
location santa clara armory
06:00pm
whiskey creek zócalo - songwriters showcase :: arts & music
songwriters night hosted by peter dahl-bredine last thursday of the month. Limited spots. Must sign up in person. Come showcase songs youve been working on. Experience talented songwriters performing their own material in a relaxed, up-close setting—where lyrics matter and every ...
location whiskey creek zocalo
07:00pm
wnmu cultural affairs - elida almeida :: arts & music
the gardens at light hall - free admission from cape verde, vocalist and songwriter elida almeida carries the warmth, rhythm, and resilience of her island roots into every performance. Winner of the 2015 prix decouvertes rfi, she blends batuque, funaná, coladera, ...
05:30pm
whiskey creek zócalo - poetic outlaws open mic :: arts & music
silver city poetic outlaws is a recurring open mic event focused on the spoken word. Poetry, readings from stories and books, monologue, improv...All forms of spoken word are welcome. Full press release https://www.Grantcountybeat.Com/local-news/local-news-releases/whiskey-creek-zocalo-september-2026-events-schedule
location whiskey creek zocalo
06:00pm
whiskey creek zócalo - cactus lee (full band) :: arts & music
americana/cosmic country-folk - born out of the legendary clubs of austin, texas, cactus lee serves up a nostalgic, beautifully textured blend of folk realism and cosmic country. Led by songwriter kevin dehan, the band combines rich, lyric-driven texas twang with ...
location whiskey creek zocalo
09:00am - 10:00am
the gila native plant society tours :: education
description: the gila native plant society is offering free docent-led tours of silva creek botanical garden every saturday morning starting at 9 am, august 15. Tours continue on saturdays at 9 am through october 31 (except september 12). All ages ...
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09:00am - 10:30am
kids bird walk :: education, kids activity
san vicente trailhead (see description for directions) free and open to the public. Brought to you by bird alliance of sw new mexico. Join us at the san vicente creek trailhead (under the highway 90 bridge) in silver city from 9-10:30 am ...
05:00pm - 09:00pm
join us for our 5th annual gala in the garden :: fundraiser
enjoy a stroll through the gardens with friends, delicious food, live music, a silent auction, and learn more about what the commons has done and is planning for the upcoming year. Were extremely honored to have our gala presented in ...
location the commons
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| Analysis: BYU fails to nail the ending but mostly looks the part of a top 10 tea |
| Posted on Sunday, September 20 @ 00:03:26 PDT (0 reads) | |
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The no. 11-ranked byu cougars didnt exactly nail the ending saturday night in a 41-23 romp past former mountain west rival colorado state.
given the chance to impress pollsters and perhaps the college football playoff selection committee down the road a bit, the cougars blew an opportunity that might not come around again now that the remaining opponents are all big 12 foes and notre dame.
suffice it to say that byus second- and third-teamers have some work to do, and head coach kalani sitake can never be accused of chasing style points. Not even close.
but through nearly three quarters at canvas stadium in fort collins in front of a supposed sell-out crowd of 38,759 and a dwindling national television audience preoccupied naturally by the lsu-ole miss game on another channel, the 3-0 cougars looked every bit the part of a college football playoff contender against the rams.
byus first teamers did, at least.
obviously, theres some really good things that we did in the game and some things that we could have done better, but i thought the reps (for the backups) were valuable for all our players and i liked the way that we started the game, sitake said.
the cougars led 38-7 toward the end of the third quarter before bear bachmeier forced a throw to kyler kasper near the goal line and saw it picked off by csus cj blocker, byus first turnover of the season.
i think we were getting a little greedy on that, sitake said of that turnover and one by csus dangelo hagans on treyson bourguets tipped pass on the cougars very next play after blockers interception.
after hagans pick, the rams took the ball near midfield and drove 48 yards for a touchdown, a drive that was aided by a roughing the passer penalty.
we can get mad at the defense for not getting stops, but we had a holding call on defense, we had a roughing he passer. We had lot of mistakes (on offense), too, sitake said. So, we just have to be better as a team. There are some guys that are backups that are one play away from getting in the game, so they need to be ready for it.
i think if they just play more assignment-sound, we will be in a better position, he continued. We just made a lot of uncharacteristic mistakes that shouldnt happen from our guys, but this is a good moment for us to learn from. But to win comfortably … was a good time to do it. It just got a little sloppy, but well be well be fine. This is stuff that we can easily fix.
most of the fourth quarter was a disaster for byu, which was outscored 16-3 in that frame — giving up two touchdowns and two two-point conversions.
sure, the cougars covered the 17.5-point spread, but call this a bit of an opportunity lost when the polls come out sunday and they dont move off their no. 11 slot.
you know, we got enough of a lead and still made mistakes, but i still felt like the game was under control the entire time, sitake said. So this is something we can build on, but id like to see some improvement mostly from the backups when they got in there.
another caveat: colorado state quarterback hauss hejny, after carving up the byu defense on csus opening drive for a touchdown, apparently pulled a hamstring on the rams next possession and was replaced by backup qb ksaan farrar, who looked like a backup until facing byus backups.
colorado state (2-1) billed byus first return to fort collins in 16 years as an opportunity to get a statement win in its first year in the reimagined pac-12, calling the cougars the highest-ranked team to play in 10-year-old canvas stadium.
but byu made the rams look mostly like an fcs team, until sitake prematurely called off the dogs.
they dont have any holes. They are a really good football team, said csu coach jim mora.
most notably, senior running back lj martin was unstoppable in the first half and playing like a doak walker award finalist, then stopped only by sitakes graciousness in the second half.
martin rushed 14 times for 173 yards and three touchdowns in the first half alone. His 56-yard td jaunt on byus second play of the game set the tone.
with a healthy hejny at the controls, colorado state answered byus opening salvo with one of its own, driving 75 yards on seven plays to even the score.
a costly personal foul for a late hit on hunter clegg prolonged the drive, but the cougar defensive lineman atoned for that with an interception late in the first half.
it took byu and martin just three plays to regain the lead. After bachmeier threw a 70-yard bomb to legend glasker that the freshman caught one-handed, martins 2-yard td run made it 14-7 and the rout was on.
it was cool, to be honest. I havent seen it yet. I didnt even know i caught it with one hand, glasker said. The (defensive back) was trying to grab my arm, so i was trying to get separation and the ball literally just fell right in my arm. So, yeah, it was a good ball.
bachmeier was sailing along nicely until the ill-advised third-and-11 throw that was picked, a throw that cost his team a field goal, at least. He finished 12 of 16 for 227 yards, with no touchdowns, and a 181.7 passer rating.
after bachmeier was almost picked off on his first throw of byus fourth possession — credit kasper for the pass breakup — glasker and tight end walker lyons caught long passes and then martin took it in from the 8 to put byu ahead by 14.
would martin have liked to stay in the game longer? Not really.
no, we won the game, so yeah, it was fun to see the other guys eat, he said.
one of those other guys was journee tonga, who finished with 91 yards on 10 carries and had a touchdown run negated by a holding call on andrew gentry, who has struggled the past few weeks with penalties, mistakes that need to be cleaned up.
the cougars played without starting tight end roger saleapaga and starting right guard kyle sfarcioc. Sitake said both were game-time decisions, and both should be available against tcu in two weeks.
still, byu rushed for 332 yards, with bachmeier getting minus-3 yards on two carries.
after csus fourth punt of the first half, byu went 78 yards in five plays to complete the first-half scoring. Glasker, who had three catches for 113 yards in the first half, ran for a 5-yard touchdown to make it 31-7 and send hordes of csu fans to the exits in the game that was delayed 45 minutes by inclement weather.
it kicked off at 6:15 p.M. Instead of the scheduled 5:30 p.M. After a deluge hit the region some 75 minutes before the scheduled kickoff.
the cougars rolled up 377 yards in the first half to take a 31-7 lead at the break. The finished with 559 yards, while csu had 302 and ran seven more plays than byu, 65 to 58.
thanks to glaskers big catches and martins big runs, byu averaged 9.6 yards per play and 18.9 yards per completion.
the outcome completes a somewhat successful gamble for the cougars, who played an upset-minded group of six opponent on the road in each of the past three seasons, and came away with three wins — beating wyoming, east carolina and now colorado state in convincing fashion.
we are 3-0, sitake said. This is where we thought wed be. We faced some adversity last week (against arizona), and i dont think it was as bad this week, but i think colorado states going to have a really good team, and what coach mora has been able to establish in such a short amount of time (is impressive). I think hell get this place rolling.
whether he does or doesnt, byu might look back on sept. 19 and wonder if it did enough, because opportunities like this one dont come around often in the big 12. |
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| MI Financial Aid Helps Students Pursue Postsecondary Education |
| Posted on Sunday, September 20 @ 00:03:26 PDT (0 reads) | |
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Lansing, mi - more than 166,000 michigan students received $672.5 million in state financial aid during the 2025-26 academic year, helping make postsecondary education more attainable and supporting students as they work toward credentials that lead to good-paying, in-demand careers.
compared with pre-pandemic levels, the number of students receiving state financial aid has increased 159.3%, while total aid awarded has grown by more than $548 million. Early estimates indicate more than half – roughly 230,000 michigan college students – were eligible for at least one state-funded scholarship during 2025-26, making it the largest number of students, spanning all counties and regions, eligible for state scholarships since the state began tracking this data.
“for many students, financial aid can be the difference between being able to enroll and having to put their education on hold,” said dr. Beverly walker-griffea, executive director of the michigan department of lifelong education, advancement, and potential (mileap). “Expanding access to financial aid creates more opportunities for students to earn credentials and take the next step toward their goals.”
state financial aid programs support michigan students at different stages of their education, including recent high school graduates, adult learners and students preparing for careers in teaching. Programs include the michigan achievement scholarship and community college guarantee, michigan reconnect, the tuition incentive program, the mi future educator fellowship and stipend, among others.
recent research offers additional evidence of the impact of michigan’s state financial aid programs. A michigan center for data and analytics (mcda) study found michigan reconnect graduates earned a median wage more than $13,000 higher than their pre-reconnect wages and a median of $16,500 more one year after graduation than similar workers with a high school diploma. Research from the university of michigan’s education policy initiative also found that michigan’s tuition incentive program increased college enrollment among students with financial need and reduced gaps in higher education access.
“financial aid is one way we can help more michiganders see a path to a degree or skills certificate and have a real opportunity to complete it,” said sarah szurpicki, deputy director of mileap’s office of higher education. “That matters not only for the students and families who benefit, but for michigan as a whole. As our economy and our job market change, we need a workforce prepared for what comes next, and postsecondary credentials are an essential part of that preparation.”
together, these efforts support michigan’s sixty by 30 goal of increasing the percentage of working-age adults with a college degree or skills certificate to 60% by 2030. Expanding access to financial aid helps make postsecondary education more attainable for michiganders and supports their path to a credential.
for more information about michigan’s state financial aid programs, visit michigan.Gov/mistudentaid. |
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| Meet 2026 Homecoming Court |
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Meet 2026 homecoming court
what school activities are you involved in?
nhs, stuco, track and field, wec, bsu
what are your hobbies outside of school?
work and shopping
what are your plans after graduation?
travel nursing and a degree in medicine
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
i would say my stepmom because she has been my right-hand man since she came into my life.
what is your most useless talent?
i can do the three-squiggle thing with my tongue.
what is the best advice you ever received?
get as involved as possible
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
save the majority of it and use the rest for college and a home
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Wazac because he’s pretty tactical
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
the class-year chants at assembly
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i secretly love asmr and online shopping.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“cool kids,” by echo smith
what school activities are you involved in?
asu, choir, fca, nhs, first priority, hosa, tsa, yearbook, soccer
what are your hobbies outside of school?
taking photos, running and cooking/baking
what are your plans after graduation?
study biochemistry on a pre-med track to become a doctor
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my parents because they immigrated here from south korea and have worked super hard to give my brothers and i an amazing life full of love and faith.
what is your most useless talent?
i’m double jointed in my left pointer and pinky finger.
what is the best advice you ever received?
to not be so hard on myself
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would buy my parents and brothers a nice house and cars. Then i’d buy a sony a7v with several lenses.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Fohey because he’s always been a calm person in class even when we were loud. He also has a ton of medical knowledge which will be helpful to treat infections, wounds, etc.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
singing every verse of the alma mater at the end of every spring concert in choir because it unifies all choirs and gives seniors the moment of showing where they’re off to next.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that i like animals — mainly cats, dogs and seals.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“love,” wave to earth
what school activities are you involved in?
women’s empowerment club, student council, nhs, falcon chorale & chamber choir, theater, kindness club and women in stem
what are your hobbies outside of school?
i’m involved in girl scouts. I love painting, cooking and sitting outside.
what are your plans after graduation?
after graduation i plan on attending mizzou and majoring in nursing and minoring in wildlife biology.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
it’s really hard to pick just one, but if i have to pick it would be my vocal coach dr. Heruth. She has motivated me even when i was super unmotivated, and she (like many others) has always believed in me. Thank you, dr. Heruth!
what is your most useless talent?
not useless, but i’m really good at picking things up with my feet.
what is the best advice you ever received?
the best advice i’ve been given is, “no matter how bad the day goes, and no matter what happens, the sun will always come up the next morning.”
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would put aside money to pay for my college, donate money to the staley fine arts program, and i would divide up the rest of the money and donate to various women’s shelters.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
i believe mr. Rucker would survive the longest because he has a plan for everything, he would be so prepared that he could just stay in his house and not even have to fight any zombies.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
one of my favorites is when they play the alma mater, and we all grab one another and sway back and forth. It’s been my favorite since freshman year, and it lets you connect with people that your wouldn’t usually connect with.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you would learn about all my favorite shows, movies and youtubers, and you would learn about how much i really like exotic pets.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“hard times,” by paramore
what school activities are you involved in?
football
what are your hobbies outside of school?
working out, hanging out with friends, movies
what are your plans after graduation?
undecided
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my parents because they support me in everything i do.
what is your most useless talent?
being able to sleep through anything.
what is the best advice you ever received?
your life is your responsibility.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
invest it
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach clawson because i feel like he would know what to do in that situation.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
running onto the field at the start of football games
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i play football. I like being outdoors doing adventurous things like white water rafting and riding atvs.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“on one tonight,” by gunna
what school activities are you involved in?
i am the culture committee lead for theater club, as well as taking theater classes and doing the musicals and plays, adaptive art and nhs.
what are your hobbies outside of school?
doing anything outdoors — especially hiking, creating various art projects in my room and eating good food.
what are your plans after graduation?
i will go to northwest missouri state to get my degree in art education and then eventually work as an elementary school art teacher.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom because she is the most loving, supportive and gracious person i know. I strive to be like her.
what is your most useless talent?
i can pop my shoulder blades really far out of my back.
what is the best advice you ever received?
goodness dies in silence, so always speak up.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would start my own non-profit animal shelter.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mrs. Holmes because she is tough, gritty, but also really wise and strategic.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
i love that seniors get to walk the elementary schools and middle school because it creates a big full-circle moment for them to reflect on far they have come.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that i love dogs, mountains and really dumb humor.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“time to pretend,” mgmt
what school activities are you involved in?
cross country, science olympiad, nhs, tsa, hosa and wec
what are your hobbies outside of school?
playing video games, astronomy, building legos, gardening, citizen science and drawing
what are your plans after graduation?
i want to major in zoology or evolutionary biology, then go to dental school and become an orthodontist, eventually opening my own practice.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mother, her wisdom and exemplary performance as a role model has shaped my character, maturity and intrinsic desire for improvement in countless ways.
what is your most useless talent?
i can run on all fours pretty quick.
what is the best advice you ever received?
no matter what you believe your chances of success are, always try. It’s better to remember failure than regret inaction.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
first, i would save about half in my college fund. Then, i would donate about 30% to restoring native prairie land in missouri. For the last 20%, i’d use half to buy fun things for me, and i’d use half to get things for my loyal friends.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
probably an even tie between all the student resource officers. They have the most experience and training with firearms, maintaining order while under attack and critical first aid, all of which i imagine would prove very useful.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
likely the homecoming parade. I’ve been on the cross country float every year in the past and intend to do the same this year, and it’s just super fun getting to be a part of the parade and throwing candy at kids with all the friends i bonded with via a mutual interest. It’s also a great way to see the diversity of staley clubs and activities and to feel like a part of the school!
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that despite all my academic and scholarly interests, i still have the humor of an average teenager, or worse, and videos with braindead humor and terrible audios are clearly funny enough to me to stay on my feed. However, you’d learn that despite my focus on humor, i still show interest in scientific discoveries and environmental news.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“all star,” by smash mouth
what school activities are you involved in?
i am involved in staley girls basketball, stuco (president), national honor society, leadership, unified champions, women’s empowerment, kindness club.
what are your hobbies outside of school?
outside of school, i love playing basketball, spending time with my friends and family, shopping, traveling and trying new things. I also love going to games!
what are your plans after graduation?
after graduation, i plan to attend missouri state university, where i’ll be playing basketball and working toward my degree. I’m excited for what’s ahead and all the new experiences!
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom inspires me because she’s always there for me, no matter what i’m doing or how busy life gets. She’s taught me to work harder than anyone and to always keep going when things get tough and appreciate the people who are always by my side.
what is your most useless talent?
i’m weirdly good at spelling words, even the really complicated ones.
what is the best advice you ever received?
the best advice i’ve ever received is to trust yourself, work hard and not be afraid to take the shot, even when you’re not sure how it will turn out.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
if i won a million dollars, i’d make sure my family was taken care of, save some for my future and travel to places i’ve always wanted to go!
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach will, easily. He’s the strength coach, so if anyone can survive a zombie apocalypse, it’s him. He’d probably have us doing workouts just to prepare and then stop in the middle of it all to give the zombies a motivational speech.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
my favorite tradition is friday night football games. Seeing everyone out with their friends, having fun and smiling is what makes them my favorite.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you’d learn that i love basketball, i’m probably way too invested in random tiktoks like the ai fruit videos, and i send almost every funny video i see to my friends.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“pursuit of happiness,” by kid cudi
what school activities are you involved in?
chamber choir, falcon chorale choir, onyx step, theater, culture committee and track
what are your hobbies outside of school?
photography, singing, yo-yoing and collecting pokémon cards
what are your plans after graduation?
become a marine biologist, become a photographer or a singer
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom because she never gave up on me and is always there when i need her
what is your most useless talent?
i can do pen spin tricks.
what is the best advice you ever received?
with great power, comes great responsibility.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
buy a new house and pay off any debts my close family may have.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach williamson because he’s built different.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
rochambeau because it’s unexpectedly competitive
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you would learn that i like many kinds of music, art, and i love to laugh.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“in control,” by baker boy
what school activities are you involved in?
asian student union, wrestling, nest, women’s empowerment, girls in stem, kindness club, sttv and avid
what are your hobbies outside of school?
i love to bake and paint!
what are your plans after graduation?
wrestle in college then go to dental school to become an orthodontist.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom. She has always been there for me and has pushed me to be the best i can be in every aspect.
what is your most useless talent?
i know how to play the guitar somewhat.
what is the best advice you ever received?
never let another person’s opinion dictate what you love to do.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
definitely go on a shopping spree but also spoil everyone i love.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mauzey because i think he’d be strategic about everything and always spot the zombies.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
homecoming decorating because i love the competition and getting to decorate and work with my class.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i wrestle, i love hanging out with my friends, and i love the lake/pool.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“the promise,” when in rome
what school activities are you involved in?
football, track, nhs
what are your hobbies outside of school?
playing the guitar and drums, hanging with friends/family
what are your plans after graduation?
to play football in college
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my dad; he is a great leader and role model.
what is your most useless talent?
i can do a cartwheel.
what is the best advice you ever received?
be yourself.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
donate to charity.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach hann. He’s smart and also a big dude.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
the alma mater after football games
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i play football, and i enjoy music a lot.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“wish you were here,” incubus
what school activities are you involved in?
during my time at staley i have been involved in women’s empowerment club, technology student association, national honors society, epsilon beta, staley volleyball, swim, soccer and girl scouts.
what are your hobbies outside of school?
drawing, baking, reading, hanging out with friends, club volleyball and spending time with my cat lola.
what are your plans after graduation?
attending either k-state or mizzou and majoring in interior architecture and design.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom because of the love, care and effort she has contributed in my life. I wouldn’t be the person i am today without her and her advice. I hope to be half the woman she is.
what is your most useless talent?
i can burp on command…
what is the best advice you ever received?
you can’t find your confidence from other people; it has to come from within.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would defiantly pay for my college with it first, buy all of the expensive art supplies and donate the rest to my community.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Takahashi. I think his advice and personality would take him far, but maybe he would feel very sorry for the zombies and let them eat him.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
i love the energy from the football games and the nest. I especially love the party chant!
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you could learn that some of my favorite shows are yellowjackets, the pitt and derry girls. My favorite musicals are “hamilton” and “hadestown,” that i also love cats and video games like “dead by daylight” and “minecraft.”
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“dreams,” by the cranberries
what school activities are you involved in?
cross country, track, nhs, stuco
what are your hobbies outside of school?
running, basketball, working at staley farms clubhouse, hanging out with my girlfriend
what are your plans after graduation?
attend ether mo state or iowa state.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my parents because they’ve always supported me in everything i do.
what is your most useless talent?
i can run a 4:40 mile.
what is the best advice you ever received?
live in the present. Don’t focus on what has happened of what’s to come.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
donate it to charity.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach williams because he stays the course.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
blackout-themed football game — xc senior night raising money to fight childhood cancer.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i love watching sports, especially college basketball.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“young dumb & broke,” khalid
what school activities are you involved in?
football, wrestling, track and field,and diversity council
what are your hobbies outside of school?
my hobbies outside of school would be hanging out with my friends, eating and sleeping.
what are your plans after graduation?
my plans for graduation are to go play college football.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
i would say my father because of the standards he sets for me and my little brothers and for making me the man i am today.
what is your most useless talent?
my most useless talent is snapping.
what is the best advice you ever received?
the best advice i had ever received was from my father, and he said to me, “you can’t rely on anybody but yourself and your own abilities.”
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would split it with my parents and put half of the half i got, into stocks and investments, then spend the other half.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
i would say coach clawson because he’s got that dawg in him.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
my favorite staley tradition would be our graduation-year chants at assemblies. It’s my favorite because there’s a lot of competition when chanting for your year.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
we would probably learn a lot about football and watch a little bit of funny reels.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
one song that will always remind me of high school is, “young dumb & broke,” by khalid.
what school activities are you involved in?
captain of the emeralds dance team, historian kindness club, stuco, avid, women’s empowerment club, leadership
what are your hobbies outside of school?
dancing at the studio ldg, girl scouts
what are your plans after graduation?
i want to attend a four-year college and continue my dance career.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my dad has had the biggest impact on me because of the advice he gives me, his dedication and how hard he works. He has always pushed me to work hard, stay true to myself and keep going even when things get difficult.
what is your most useless talent?
being able to pick things up with my toes/feet.
what is the best advice you ever received?
“don’t be afraid to put yourself out there because you’ll regret the things you didn’t do more than the things you did.”
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
travel the world and go shopping until i have no money left.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Mauzey because he would have some secret strategies and be clever about his actions.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
the alma mater at the end of the football games because you get to stand side by side with your classmates and show your pride.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you would learn about ai landscaping, cool dance trends and mukbangs.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“black beatles,” by rae sremmurd, ft. Gucci mane
what school activities are you involved in?
tsa, spark and theater
what are your hobbies outside of school?
playing video games, reading and listening to music.
what are your plans after graduation?
i would like to get my masters in computer science and cybersecurity from northwest.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
mrs. Martin because she has always been there for me, and she has taught me some of the most important lessons of my life.What is your most useless talent?
i can make my ears ring on command.
what is the best advice you ever received?
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
i would use it to help queer kids who have been wrongfully kicked out by their parents.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
madame downey because she is incredibly smart and stays very fit.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
my favorite tradition is the red white and blue theme football game before homecoming.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that i am extremely unserious and will laugh at a lot of things.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“the spins,” mac miller, empire of the sun
what school activities are you involved in?
varsity cheer (captain), girls flag football, ncaps grad, national honor society, student council, women’s empowerment club, hosa, kindness club
what are your hobbies outside of school?
hanging out with friends and family, concerts, traveling, shopping and volunteering
what are your plans after graduation?
to attend a four-year university and major in nursing with hopes to be part of a labor and delivery unit.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom has had the biggest impact on my life because she has always supported me and encouraged me to work hard. She has taught me to be independent, caring and confident while always being there when i need her.
what is your most useless talent?
i can retain a lot of useless information such as movie quotes, actors and what they have appeared in and music.
what is the best advice you ever received?
always be kind because you never know what someone is going through.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
college education, traveling abroad and donating to st. Jude hospital.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach newman. She is tough, fierce, athletic and likes to compete.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
decorating the hallways for homecoming week. I can use my creative side, and it’s fun coming up with ideas with my class and competing with the other grades.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
you will learn that i like concerts, traveling, cheer/dance, nursing and random food recipe videos.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“i lived,” by onerepublic
what school activities are you involved in?
i’m in clubs such as stuco, unified champions, wec and kindness club.
what are your hobbies outside of school?
i’m always hanging with friends, and i play video games. My favorite thing to do is to eat food though.
what are your plans after graduation?
to travel, graduate college and have no kids.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom. She grew me to be the person who i am today and has done a lot for me.
what is your most useless talent?
i’m really good at being bad at math.
what is the best advice you ever received?
live every day like you’re gonna die tomorrow.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
buy food lowkey.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Thompson. He’s just that guy and can survive.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
chanting our classes. It’s fun getting to meet in the middle in the gym with every class shouting.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that i’m high-key funny, and i like food.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“make it to the morning,” by partynextdoor — i played it every day of sophomore year.
what school activities are you involved in?
baseball, nest, fca, kindness club
what are your hobbies outside of school?
baseball, basketball
what are your plans after graduation?
to go to college, hopefully for baseball
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom; she’s always there for me, and she’s a great role model.
what is your most useless talent?
i can juggle.
what is the best advice you ever received?
lmp – show up work hard do your job
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
give it to charity.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach williams. He’s strong, and i feel he has good survival instincts.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
class chants during the assemblies because everyone come together, and it’s really fun.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
i like baseball, and i’m funny.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“carnival,” by kanye west
what school activities are you involved in?
track & field, stuco, nhs and bsu
what are your hobbies outside of school?
painting, cooking, fashion and helping coach younger kids’ track
what are your plans after graduation?
to run division 1 track and field in college and major in business-management.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my lovely mother because she honestly is my everything. I can talk to her about anything, and she’ll somehow understand. She’s always been there and been like a best friend to me.
what is your most useless talent?
i think being able to roll my tongue or talk with my mouth closed.
what is the best advice you ever received?
to trust in the lord above!
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
help homeless around kc and invest the rest for the future.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
mr. Thompson because he’s very minimalist, and he would be ok with only a few things to survive, and he looks like he could beat a zombie.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
probably the homecoming assembly or senior takeover.
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
that i like doing tiktok dances, i definitely annoy my mom 24/7, my favorite season is fall, i’m a big foodie — i love to eat and that i run in circles for a living.
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“high school,” by nicki minaj
what school activities are you involved in?
football, baseball, deca
what are your hobbies outside of school?
sports, friends
what are your plans after graduation?
attend a college for football.
what adult in your life has had the biggest impact on you and why?
my mom. She is always willing to do anything for me, and no matter how much i ask for he help, she is always there, and i can’t thank her enough.
what is your most useless talent?
dr. Doofenshmirtz voice
what is the best advice you ever received?
everything happens for a reason. Just trust in god.
if you won a million dollars what would you do with it?
probably spend most of it on food.
which staley staff member do you think would survive the longest in a zombie apocalypse and why?
coach williams because i feel like he’s got that mindset.
what is your favorite staley tradition and why?
the staley song after a home football game
if we spent 20 minutes scrolling your for you page what would we learn about you?
big comedy guy
what’s one song that will always remind you of high school?
“semi-charmed life,” by third eye blind
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| Stanford has a plan to upgrade the ACC |
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If the acc loses florida state, north carolina and clemson, the easy assumption is that the conference becomes a diminished football property. That outcome is possible, but not inevitable. This is where stanford could come to the aid of the acc.
a different path begins with stanford, duke, cal, pitt, virginia, georgia tech, miami, nc state, virginia tech and the rest of the league’s research-heavy core. Instead of trying to outspend the sec and big ten in a football arms race, the acc could become the nation’s leading coast-to-coast conference for academics, innovation, major markets and broad-based athletics.
football would remain important. It just would no longer be the only way the league creates value.
the stanford plan starts with what remains
even without florida state, clemson and north carolina, the conference would retain a strong institutional base.
duke, stanford, cal, virginia, pitt, georgia tech, miami, nc state, virginia tech, boston college, wake forest, louisville and smu are not a collection of leftovers. They include elite private universities, major public research institutions, medical centers, engineering schools, technology hubs and recognizable national athletics brands.
stanford and cal provide silicon valley and bay area access. Duke, nc state and wake forest connect the league to the research triangle. Georgia tech brings atlanta’s technology and corporate economy. Pitt is a major research and medical center in pittsburgh. Miami gives the conference an international gateway and one of the most important recruiting and event markets in college sports.
the acc already proved it was willing to think beyond traditional geography when it added stanford, cal and smu. Those schools joined at discounted media shares, helping create additional revenue and a performance-based funding pool for incumbent members. Stanford and cal initially received 30 percent of a normal acc share, while smu agreed to forgo its broadcast-media share for nine years.
that was the first stage. The next stage could be building an academic-and-media platform that produces value well beyond saturday football.
add usf, rice and uconn
the top eastern additions could be usf, rice, and uconn, with tulane and memphis also in the mix.
usf brings tampa bay, a large and growing florida market, aau membership, a major public research profile, health-care connections and a large alumni base. It also gives the league a second florida presence that complements miami rather than competes with it.
rice is a smaller athletics brand, but it may be the cleanest academic fit available in texas. The houston private university brings aau status, engineering, space, energy and medical-research ties, plus direct access to the houston corporate market. Rice and smu would give the conference an affluent, high-end texas pairing in houston and dallas.
uconn adds a flagship public university, a valuable basketball brand, new england presence and the hartford/new york media corridor. Its men’s and women’s basketball programs also give any future league a dependable national-event property in a sports calendar increasingly built around streaming windows and tournament inventory.
the best western choices
the strongest western targets are san diego state, oregon state, washington state, and unlv.
san diego state makes sense because it now carries r1 research status, sits in a major southern california market and offers access to san diego’s defense, biotech, tourism and cross-border business economy. Sdsu officially received carnegie r1 classification in 2025.
oregon state is an r1 university with land-, sea-, space- and sun-grant designations, making it especially valuable for climate, ocean, forestry, food and environmental research.
washington state would add another serious research institution, pacific northwest reach and strength in agriculture, veterinary medicine, food systems and applied science. Together with stanford, cal, oregon state and san diego state, those schools create a practical pacific scheduling and research division instead of leaving the bay area schools isolated.
a second expansion tier could include tulane, which offers aau status, new orleans, medical research and gulf coast climate expertise, or unlv, which brings las vegas, allegiant stadium and major-event infrastructure. Tulane is the cleaner institutional fit; unlv is the stronger sports-business and championship-event play.
the real money is beyond football
the stanford plan would not pretend that a conference can simply pool university endowments or redirect research grants into athletics. It cannot. Research funding is awarded to institutions, faculty and projects, while endowment dollars are normally restricted by donor purpose.
the smarter model is a league-supported research and innovation consortium.
the conference could create a shared office to help member schools build multi-campus bids for federal grants, foundation support and corporate research contracts. It could connect stanford and cal’s technology networks with georgia tech, duke, pitt, rice, usf, miami, nc state and virginia tech in fields such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, health care, sports medicine, climate resilience, energy, aerospace and advanced manufacturing.
that approach could generate more research opportunities, corporate partnerships, student internships, startup investment and intellectual-property development. The financial benefit would largely flow to the universities themselves—not directly into the acc office—but it makes league membership more valuable and harder to walk away from.
stanford’s 2024 research expenditures totaled about $1.64 billion, including more than $1 billion in federal support. That shows the scale of the academic economy compared with even major football-media payments.
a better long-term conference
the acc’s espn agreement runs through 2036, giving the league a period of stability while it rethinks its post-2036 model. The original stanford-cal-smu expansion was expected to generate roughly $600 million in added media-rights revenue over the remaining life of the deal, or about $50 million annually.
a rebuilt league would still sell football, basketball and championship events. But it could also sell something the sec and big ten cannot easily duplicate: a national alliance of research universities in silicon valley, boston, pittsburgh, washington’s orbit, the research triangle, atlanta, miami, tampa, dallas, houston and southern california.
losing florida state, north carolina and clemson would hurt. There is no reason to minimize it.
but the stanford plan offers a credible alternative: build a conference that wins with elite academics, research capacity, affluent markets, innovation partnerships, destination events, basketball inventory and broad-based sports—not simply by chasing the next football payout. |
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| 58 Simple Acts Of Kindness That Show How One Small Gesture Can Change Someones L |
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It’s easy to feel like the world is getting colder when bad news seems to follow us everywhere. A difficult headline can stick with us, while the quiet moments when someone helps a stranger rarely make the same noise. That’s why a simple act of kindness can feel so refreshing.
the stories below prove that you don’t need to know someone to make their day a little easier. From helping someone through a difficult moment to offering a thoughtful gesture without expecting anything in return, these small acts can carry far more weight than the person offering them may realize. Scroll down to discover some of the most heartwarming examples of kindness shared online.
#1 ferran torres scored the winning goal in the 2026 world cup… but his real passion is rescuing abandoned dogs
while the world celebrated spain international ferran torres for scoring the winning goal of the 2026 world cup, few people know about his years-long dedication off the pitch.
inspired by the loss of his childhood german shepherd, rex, torres became an ambassador for the wild at heart foundation in 2021.
he regularly rescues stray dogs alongside his sister – paying their veterinary bills and helping them find permanent loving homes. He currently lives with three rescued dogs of his own.
football legend on the field, and a true animal lover saving lives behind the scenes. ??
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#2 she told her son she didn’t want flowers at her funeral. She wanted backpacks for kids who needed them
tammy waddell taught elementary school in forsyth county, georgia, for about 30 years. She started as a paraprofessional in 1987 and later taught at sawnee, cumming, and haw creek. In 2003, she was named the district’s elementary teacher of the year. She called her students her kids.
she had beaten colon cancer once. It came back around august 2017. She retired that fall.
about two weeks before she d**d, she told her son kevin she did not want flowers at her funeral. She wanted people to bring backpacks filled with school supplies for students whose families could not buy them. The request went in her obituary, along with project connect, the district program that delivers those packs to homes.
she d**d on 9 june 2018 at northside forsyth hospital. She was 58.
at the service on 13 june, about 130 packed backpacks lined the pews. Around 100 teachers who had worked with her served as honorary pallbearers and carried the packs out afterward for project connect.
when her cousin brad johnson posted photos, they went viral. More backpacks arrived from as far as the uk. Kevin, who also teaches in the same district, said the response was not a surprise. It looked like the way she had spent her career.
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we don’t consume news in a neutral emotional landscape. Research on the negativity bias suggests that people generally give greater weight to negative events than equally positive ones. Bad outcomes can grab attention faster, feel more significant, and influence our judgments more strongly. That helps explain why upsetting stories can dominate our feeds.
that constant stream of bad news can also affect how people feel. A study published by the u.S national library of medicine followed 203 adults and found that negative news consumption was associated with more negative effects. The researchers also found the reverse pattern with positive stories: participants reported more positive feelings after reading them.
#3 she posted looking for a terminally ill husband who would leave her a kidney. Both of them lived
wang xiao was 24. Her kidneys were failing. Doctors gave her about a year. No one in the family matched for a transplant.
in 2013 she posted in a patient group. She wanted a man with the same blood type, also very ill, who would marry her and leave her a kidney when he d**d. She would look after him until then.
yu jianping, 27, had myeloma that had returned after a transplant. He wrote back: i can marry you.
they registered the marriage in xi’an on 16 july 2013. They would not live together. If he d**d first and the organ was usable, it would go to her. She would then care for his father.
they began going to appointments as a pair. She sold flowers on the street with a note about two sick people trying to keep each other alive. The stall helped pay for another transplant for him.
his condition improved. So did hers.
by early 2014 he was stable enough to leave the hospital. Her dialysis went from twice a week to once a month. In january 2015, doctors said her kidney function had recovered enough that she might not need a transplant.
on 14 february 2015 they held a wedding celebration in xi’an.
the kidney in the original bargain was never used. Both of them were still alive.
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#4 christian bale started thinking about foster children after asking himself a simple question: what would happen to his daughter if she lost her parents?
in 2008, he began learning about the foster-care system and discovered how often brothers and sisters are separated after entering care.
he wanted to change that.
with his wife, sibi, and ucla physician dr. Eric esrailian, bale co-founded together california. They brought in tim mccormick, who had already developed similar housing in illinois.
then, on february 7, 2024, construction began in palmdale, north of los angeles.
the plan was for a village of 12 homes, each designed to house up to six siblings together with a trained full-time foster parent. Two additional studio units would help young people who were aging out of foster care, alongside a community center.
the project was estimated to cost about $22 million.
the idea is deliberately simple:
if children have already lost their parents, they shouldn’t have to lose each other too.
bale has said he hopes palmdale will be the first such village, not the last.
it began with a question about his own daughter and eventually culminated into a place designed to keep brothers and sisters together.
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the study also discovered that these effects appeared outside a controlled setting. During the participants’ everyday lives, exposure to positively framed news coincided with higher positive effect, while negatively framed stories showed the opposite pattern. The findings suggest that the emotional tone of what people read can influence how they feel throughout the day.
still, positive news does not automatically lift everyone’s mood. Another study found no significant changes in mood, cortisol, or memory after participants read positive news instead of neutral stories. The context, the person reading it, and the emotional response the story triggers can also shape the experience.
#5 the kenyan farmer who drove water to starving animals during the 2016 severe drought
during a severe drought in kenya in 2016, a pea farmer named patrick kilonzo mwalua from the tsavo region watched elephants and buffaloes collapse from thirst.
instead of just feeling helpless, he decided to act.
patrick started using his own truck to haul water from a distant borehole and deliver it to the dry riverbeds and waterholes where the animals were struggling. He did this day after day, often paying for the fuel himself.
word spread, and people began supporting his efforts. What started as one man’s quiet decision grew into a regular water-delivery operation that helped keep wildlife alive during the worst of the drought.
patrick later said he simply couldn’t watch the animals d*e when he had the means to help.
a powerful example of ordinary people stepping up when nature is in crisis.
source:
https://www.Thedodo.Com/water-man-kenya-animals-2263728686.Html
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#6 washerwoman from hattiesburg donated $150,000 of her life savings for college scholarships in 1995
oseola mccarty spent most of her life washing other people’s clothes by hand in hattiesburg, mississippi.
she left school in the sixth grade to help care for a sick relative and never went back. She lived in a small wooden house, never owned a car, never married, and repaired her own shoes with tape when they wore out. She worked for decades taking in laundry – scrubbing, rinsing, wringing, and ironing – and was paid mostly in small bills and coins. She saved almost all of it.
by the time she retired in her late 80s because of arthritis, she had accumulated around $280,000. In 1995, at age 87, she decided to give $150,000 of that money to the university of southern mississippi to fund scholarships for students who couldn’t afford college.
when asked why, she said simply: “i want to help somebody’s child go to college.”
she had never attended college herself. The donation made national news. Hundreds of people were moved by her story and contributed as well, more than tripling the original amount. Mccarty lived long enough to see the first students receive the scholarships she made possible.
she d**d in 1999. The scholarship fund she started continues to help students today.
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the picture remains more complicated than “good news makes you happy.” A randomized study of 62 young adults found that positive news did not significantly change their mood, cortisol response, or memory compared with neutral news. This shows why we should avoid promising that a few uplifting and positive stories can automatically improve someone’s mental health.
#7 combat medic hiked in through a winter storm, rappelled to two injured hikers, treated them, and stayed with them for more than 48 hours
on march 1, 2025, two hikers fell about 800 feet from a trail near tahquitz rock in idyllwild, california. They were stranded on steep ground in subfreezing weather, with fractures, frostbite, and severe hypothermia.
helicopters could not reach them. A winter storm was closing in.
sgt. Adam m. Lee, a montana national guard combat medic volunteering as a life flight paramedic, went in on foot with a rescue team. Some of the team had to turn back. Early the next morning, they found the hikers in the dark.
lee rappelled into the fall zone, treated them with warm iv fluids and rewarming techniques, and stayed with them as the rescue stretched past two days. At one point, he used his own body to shield them from falling ice and rock.
the hikers were later hoisted out. Lee received the soldier’s medal for his actions.
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#8 father ran back into a burning house four times to save his 7-year-old son
in the early hours of august 25, 2025, a fire broke out on the back deck of a home in spring hill, tennessee.
thick black smoke quickly filled the house. Brandon rorer’s wife and young daughter made it out. Their 7-year-old son, silas, did not.
brandon went back in. He climbed the stairs through the smoke and heat multiple times, searching for his son. On his fourth attempt he found silas near the doorway of his second-floor bedroom, picked him up, and carried him down and out of the house.
silas was treated for minor burns and smoke inhalation and recovered. Brandon suffered serious burns and a severe inhalation injury. He was hospitalized for three weeks and continued recovering for months afterward.
he later received a carnegie medal for his actions.
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#9 charlie chaplin got his mother out of the asylum. She still hid food as if the next meal might not come
hannah chaplin had raised charlie and sydney in the cheapest rooms in south london. Their father drank and left. She sang in the music halls until her voice failed, and then her mind did. The boys went in and out of workhouses. She went in and out of asylums.
when the films paid, charlie brought her to california in 1921 and put her in a house that was nothing like kennington. Nurses looked after her. Some days she did not know him. Some days the old habits were still there when she would wrap bread in paper and hid it in her shoes. Poverty had taught her that food disappears. Money did not unteach it.
she d**d in glendale on 28 august 1928. He kept working.
the tramp’s walk and the empty pockets were not invented first as a gag. They came from a childhood spent watching a mother try to keep two boys alive, and later from a son who could finally give her a house and still could not give her back the years before it.
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however, stories about kindness may offer more than a pleasant ending because they show a person doing something for someone else. Psychologists call the uplifting response to witnessing exceptional kindness “moral elevation”. Seeing a good deed can sometimes influence what an observer does next.
#10 four dogs waited at a hospital door in brazil while a homeless man they lived with was treated inside
just after 3 a.M. On 9 december 2018, a man named césar walked into hospital regional alto vale in rio do sul, brazil. He was homeless. He needed treatment.
staff later noticed he had not come alone. Four dogs were sitting at the entrance. They were the same animals he fed and traveled with while collecting recyclables. Their names were bebê, nick, menina and tico.
nurse cris mamprim said the dogs looked well cared for. César told staff he often ate less so they could eat.
the hospital treated him and offered him food. He ate some and saved the rest for the dogs. When he was discharged, they left with him.
mamprim shared photos of the dogs at the door. The pictures spread widely. The point people kept coming back to was simple: a man with almost nothing had still earned four lives that waited until he came back out.
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#11 13-year-old rescue dog sat in the middle of a rural road until a deputy followed her to her injured owner
gita did not bark for attention. She sat in the middle of a rural washington road and waited.
on september 25, 2024, 84-year-old keith johnson fell near his stevens county cabin and could not get up. He had been on the ground for hours without the medication he needed.
his 13-year-old rescue dog left him, found the road, and refused to get into deputy colton wright’s car. When the deputy tried to move her, she ran down an unmarked path. He followed.
she led him straight to the cabin.
the sheriff’s office credited gita with saving her owner’s life. She was not trained for this. She simply knew he needed someone — and went to find one.
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#12 baltimore doctor treated patients for free for decades. When he got cancer, they raised money for his care
for decades, dr. Michael zollicoffer treated patients in some of baltimore’s poorest neighborhoods. Known as dr. Z, he rarely turned anyone away, even if they could not pay. He often saw patients without charging and made himself available around the clock.
in late 2024, he was diagnosed with two forms of cancer — renal and colorectal. A paperwork issue with his medicare coverage left him without insurance for the needed treatments. The costs were more than he could cover.
his patients and community responded. A crowdfunding campaign was started. Hundreds, then thousands, of people donated. More than $250,000 was raised to help pay for his care.
zollicoffer received the treatment. His prognosis has been positive. He has said any leftover funds will go back into supporting the community he has long served.
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in one experiment, participants who experienced moral elevation after watching altruistic behavior became more likely to volunteer for an unpaid study.
in another, they spent about twice as long helping with a tedious task. The stronger their elevation, the more willing they became to help.
#13 they started by sharing extra garden vegetables. It grew into a food bank that has fed thousands for 30 years
more than 30 years ago in bronson, florida, bill brown and his wife verna began sharing extra vegetables from their home garden with neighbors who needed them.
they were foster parents and saw how many families struggled with food. The florida department of children and families encouraged them to expand the effort.
in 1996, they founded the children’s table. What began as leftover produce from one garden became a community food bank serving rural families across north central florida.
the organization has grown to provide millions of meals over the years, including fresh produce and other groceries, without turning people away. Bill, known locally as mr. Bill, stayed involved well into his 90s.
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#14 staten island deli owner started giving free food and rewards for good report cards – now it’s a whole neighborhood program
a few years ago, staten island deli owner wail “wally” alselwi told a young customer that if he improved his grades, he’d get a reward. The kid came back with a better report card, and wally kept his word.
that small promise turned into something much bigger. He created a program called “grades for grabs.”
now, any student who walks into his deli with a good report card can earn free food, cash, t-shirts, or other rewards depending on how well they did. Kids with perfect attendance get recognized too, and those who show real improvement are celebrated even if they’re not straight-a students.
what’s really cool is that some kids choose practical items like bread, eggs, rice, or cooking oil to bring home and help their families.
parents say the program has given their children a real reason to take pride in school and made them feel like the community is actually paying attention to their hard work.
a regular neighborhood deli became a place where effort gets noticed and kids feel supported. Pretty awesome if you ask me.
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#15 swedish mother ran back into a burning house multiple times to save all six of her children
just after midnight on september 3, 2019, in edsbyn, sweden, emma schols woke to her young sons’ screams. Four-year-old albin and three-year-old oliver had gone downstairs to the television room. The ground floor was already on fire and filling with thick smoke.
emma got the two boys out first, shielding them with her body as the flames surged when she opened the front door. She sent them to a neighbor and told them not to come back.
she then went back into the house for the other four children, who were still upstairs. One of the older kids jumped from a balcony to get help and a ladder. Emma made several trips through the smoke and fire until every child was outside.
all six children survived without serious injury. Emma suffered burns over 93 percent of her body. She spent months in hospital and underwent many surgeries, but she recovered.
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all this creates an interesting approach for stories about strangers helping strangers: the original recipient may not be the only person affected. According to professionals, seeing someone do something kind can make us more likely to do something kind ourselves.
in other words, one person’s decision to help can become an example that changes another’s behavior.
#16 a shanghai couple lived on shared meals costing about two and a half dollars and later donated their life savings to help children with heart disease
for decades, du yingrong and lu suying of shanghai lived with quiet frugality. One meal, split between the two of them, often costing about eighteen yuan – roughly two and a half dollars.
du had been a teacher; lu a doctor. They worked at the same college, married, and never had children. They lived in a modest apartment, repaired what they owned, and kept careful records of small expenses.
in early 2018, du noticed a poster outside a shanghai hospital appealing for help for children with congenital heart disease whose families could not afford surgery. He spoke with his wife. They donated 500,000 yuan, enough to fund operations for ten children. They later added more, bringing the total to five million yuan.
the money, managed through a foundation, supported surgery for 455 children. The couple also arranged that their remaining savings and the proceeds from their home would continue the same work after their d****s.
du yingrong d**d in 2018. Lu suying d**d in 2025. Their story became widely known only later, when a memorial exhibition in shanghai made public the scale.
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#17 school custodian in maine started helping with the chess club after work and ended up coaching the teams to state championships
david bishop worked as a school custodian at george b. Weatherbee school in hampden, maine. While cleaning the halls, he noticed kids hanging around near the chess club.
he had played chess for most of his life. After finishing his cleaning shifts, he started volunteering to help the students. What began as informal assistance slowly turned into coaching.
bishop had previously worked in telecommunications and took early retirement in his 50s before becoming a custodian. He didn’t set out to become a coach, but he kept showing up and teaching the kids the game.
he ended up coaching both the elementary team at weatherbee and the team at nearby reeds brook middle school. Under his guidance, both teams won maine state chess championships. Some of the players also competed at the national level.
he spent hours after school and on weekends working with the students, often without pay at first. The kids credit him with teaching them more than just chess – things like sticking with something and improving through practice.
bishop has said he found a sense of purpose in it.
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#18 “the ground was hot and my dog was barefoot.” A father responds after facing online criticism over carrying his dog on his shoulders while holding his young son’s hand
a photo of a man walking with his young son went viral.
the boy was holding his father’s hand and walking in shoes. The father was carrying their dog on his shoulders.
many people criticized him, saying he should have been carrying the child instead of the dog.
when the father responded, he explained that the pavement was very hot. His son was wearing shoes, but the dog was barefoot and its paws would have been burned by the ground.
after his explanation, a lot of the criticism turned into support. People pointed out that protecting the dog’s paws in the heat made sense.
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which, in the end, sounds like the real appeal for a collection of kind acts. We can’t control every headline that appears in our feeds, and positive stories won’t take away all the bad in the world. But learning of strangers helping others could give us something specific to focus on: inspiration for the next good deed.
do you think one kind act can inspire another? Have you ever experienced a stranger’s generosity at just the right moment? Share your thoughts in the comments!
#19 10-year-old in brazil used a store display tablet to do his homework because he had no computer or internet at home
in 2019, a 10-year-old boy named guilherme santiago (also reported as guilherme henrique santos) walked into a samsung store at a shopping mall in recife, brazil.
he asked if he could use one of the tablets on display. He didn’t have a computer or internet access at home and needed to complete a school assignment.
a store employee allowed him to use it. Guilherme sat down with his schoolbag and started working – researching and taking notes for his homework.
someone recorded a short video of him studying at the display kiosk. The video spread widely online.
once the story became public, people across brazil and beyond started offering help. Guilherme received several tablets, a computer, internet access, and other support, including scholarships. Samsung also arranged to give him a device of his own.
he was a fifth-grade student at a public school in recife at the time.
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#20 he noticed his elderly neighbor’s porch light had been on for days… so he knocked on her door
a man in a small town got worried when he saw his elderly neighbor’s porch light staying on for several nights in a row.
he went over and knocked on her door. When she didn’t answer right away, he kept trying until she finally opened it. She was ill and too weak to get out of bed.
instead of just leaving, he stayed. He called her daughter, made her some soup, and then checked on her every single day until she got better.
later, the neighbor told her family:
“he didn’t just help me – he reminded me i wasn’t alone.” ??
it’s such a simple but powerful reminder of how much a small act of kindness can mean.
question for you:
what’s one time you (or someone you know) checked on a neighbor and it turned out they really needed the help?
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#21 rescue dog fought off a black bear after it followed her into the house and attacked her owner
on the night of september 16, 2025, colette shwetz opened the back door of her home in nipigon, ontario, to let the family dog out, as she did most evenings.
chloe, a seven-year-old mixed-breed rescue, went down the deck stairs and came face to face with a black bear. She turned and ran back inside. The bear followed her through the door.
it knocked colette to the floor and attacked her. Chloe’s barking woke her husband joe. When he reached the kitchen, chloe had the bear by a hind leg, pulling it toward the door.
they managed to get the bear into the basement. Chloe stood guard at the stairs, barking whenever it tried to come back up, until police arrived.
colette, joe, and chloe all needed stitches for bites and scratches. Chloe later received a purina animal hall of fame honor for her actions. Her owners called her their hero.
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#22 a diver off grand bahama has spent years taking fishing hooks out of sharks’ mouths by hand
cristina zenato was diving off grand bahama when a caribbean reef shark came in with a fishing hook in its mouth. She took the hook out. The shark left.
that is not a one-off. Zenato has worked with the same local reef sharks for more than two decades. Many of them pick up hooks from fishing lines. She has removed hundreds of them.
she only tries when she thinks it can be done safely. The sharks she knows often come close enough for her to work quickly and then swim off.
she has said it is the same impulse as taking a thorn out of a dog’s paw. The hooks are leftover gear. The sharks are the ones that have to live with them.
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#23 after his wife was turned away from a well, a labourer dug one himself in 40 days so his neighbourhood would not have to ask again
in march 2016, sangita tajne was turned away from a well in kalambeshwar, maharashtra. Her husband, bapurao, a daily-wage labourer, came home and decided they would not ask again.
he had never dug a well. The ground was rocky. Nearby wells and a borewell had already gone dry. Neighbours thought he was wasting his time. Even his family did not help at first.
he bought tools in malegaon and started the same day. After his regular work he dug – about six hours a day, for 40 days – until he hit water at about 15 feet.
the well was not kept for his house alone. The dalit locality began drawing from it so they would not have to depend on someone else’s permission for water.
he said he did not want to name the man who had refused them. He only wanted his family never to beg for water again.
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#24 for charity, 15-year-old with epilepsy ran 250 miles to old trafford, then cycled the same distance home
zac knight, a 15-year-old from leatherhead in surrey, was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of eight. Seizures could arrive without warning, and just four months before this challenge he could not ride a bike.
on 6 august 2026 he left home with his father and began running the roughly 250 miles to manchester united’s old trafford stadium. After reaching it, he turned around and cycled the same distance back.
the 500-mile effort was completed to raise money and awareness for young epilepsy and to show that the condition does not have to define the limits of what is possible. He has raised well over £100,000 through previous challenges and added tens of thousands more with this one.
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#25 eight-year-old held a classmate’s hand on the first day of school when he saw him crying alone
on the first day of school in august 2019, eight-year-old christian moore arrived at minneha core knowledge elementary in wichita, kansas.
nearby, another eight-year-old boy, conner crites, was sitting in a corner crying. Conner has autism and had become overwhelmed by the noise and activity while waiting for the doors to open.
christian saw him, walked over, took his hand, and stayed with him. He held on as they walked to the front door and then inside the school together.
christian’s mother, courtney moore, photographed the moment and later posted it online. Conner’s mother, april crites, saw the post and replied with gratitude. She had worried that her son might be bullied for being different.
the two boys became friends.
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#26 20-year-old drove an abandoned school bus full of strangers from flooded new orleans to houston after hurricane katrina
in late august 2005, after hurricane katrina flooded new orleans, official evacuations could not keep up. Thousands of people were stranded.
jabbar gibson, then 20, found a group of abandoned school buses. He and some others got one started. He had little experience driving a bus.
he filled it with people who needed to leave – neighbors, strangers, and infants among them. Estimates put the number at around 60 to 70 passengers. They pooled what money they had for fuel and diapers.
gibson drove the bus for about 13 hours to the astrodome in houston. Their bus was among the first to arrive from new orleans. After some initial confusion at the shelter, the group was allowed in.
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#27 first-grade teacher hid her 15 students in a classroom bathroom during the sandy hook shooting
on december 14, 2012, first-grade teacher kaitlin roig was with her class at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, when she heard gunfire in the hallway.
she immediately closed the classroom door, turned off the lights, and moved her 15 students into the small bathroom attached to the room. She helped them fit into the tight space, barricaded the door, and told them to stay quiet.
she reassured the children, telling them she loved them and that it would be okay. They remained hidden until police arrived and confirmed their identity before leading them out safely.
all of roig’s students survived.
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#28 14-year-old in wisconsin took control of the school bus after the driver lost consciousness
on april 24, 2024, 14-year-old acie holland iii was riding the bus home from glen hills middle school in glendale, wisconsin.
the bus passed his usual stop. The driver, who had been joking with students earlier, suddenly slumped over the steering wheel after losing consciousness during a medical emergency. The bus accelerated and began veering toward oncoming traffic.
acie went to the front, moved the driver’s foot off the gas pedal, took the steering wheel, applied the brakes, and guided the bus to the curb to stop it safely.
he then called 911, told the other students on board to contact their parents, and reached out to his grandmother, who is a nurse. The driver later regained consciousness. Another driver was sent to finish the route.
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#29 16-year-old from atlanta lost his life after saving four children from a rip current in florida
in april 2023, 16-year-old bryce brooks was on a spring break trip with family and friends at perdido key, florida.
four younger children he did not know got caught in a strong rip current in the gulf of mexico. Bryce and others ran into the water to help. He worked to get the children out of danger.
while still in the water, the current pulled him under. A family friend, charles “chuck” johnson ii, went in to try to help bryce but was also overcome by the current.
both bryce and johnson d**d. The four children were rescued.
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#30 nurse stayed after her shift to hold a scared 6-year-old cancer patient’s hand until he fell asleep
six-year-old kylian was in the pediatric cancer ward and couldn’t sleep. He was scared. His mother had finally fallen asleep on a small cot nearby after being exhausted.
his nurse, jenna, had just finished a 12-hour shift and was ready to head home. When kylian whispered, “please don’t leave me,” she stayed.
she pulled up a chair, held his hand, and told him funny stories about her dog. She sat with him until he fell asleep.
even after she drifted off herself, she didn’t let go of his hand.
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#31 14-year-old girl dives into a fast-flowing river to try and save a drowning boy – receives royal humane society silver medal
a 14 years old girl jumped into the fast-flowing river wyre without hesitation when she saw a 15-year-old boy drowning.
shelby quigley fought against the strong current, managed to get him back to the surface, and held on until others could help pull the boy out of the water.
sadly, the boy later d**d in hospital. However, shelby received the royal humane society silver medal for her extraordinary bravery.
a true heroine at such a young age. Respect.
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#32 17-year-old pulled a man from a burning tent at a hamilton park encampment
on the night of january 5, 2025, seventeen-year-old zeke fox was driving home from a friend’s house in hamilton, ontario, when he noticed black smoke near bayfront park.
he pulled over and found a tent on fire in an encampment. He heard a man calling for help. The tent then erupted into a fireball.
fox ran to the tent, opened it, and found 53-year-old shawn goodwin trapped under a tarp with his clothes on fire. He pulled goodwin out and rolled him in the snow to put out the flames. He had already called his parents to contact 911.
goodwin was taken to hospital with severe burns. Fox was treated for smoke inhalation and minor injuries. The two later met and stayed in touch.
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#33 9-year-old in new mexico set up a lemonade stand to help pay for her little brother’s heart surgery
in 2016, 9-year-old addison witulski lived in hobbs, new mexico, with her family. Her younger brother kaden, then 7, had been born with wolff-parkinson-white syndrome, a heart condition that required surgery in houston.
the family was worried about covering the travel costs and other expenses on top of regular bills. Addison overheard the conversation.
she decided to help. She set up a lemonade stand in the driveway of their home and also sold her own hand-drawn pictures.
her best friend joined her the next day at another location. Together they sold small cups of lemonade for 25 cents, larger ones for 50 cents, and drawings for a dollar.
over the weekend they raised more than $500, which addison turned over in full to help with kaden’s surgery costs. The community showed up, including local police officers who gave kaden a badge.
addison later said she wanted to help her brother and her parents because they needed the money.
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#34 14-year-old hero ropes drowning man on his very first lasso throw and pulls him to safety
fourteen-year-old jory thomas from montana was camping with his family when a raft slammed into a bridge pillar, throwing four people into the fast-moving river.
three made it out, but one man was drifting downstream, clinging to a cooler.
jory didn’t hesitate. He ran down the riverbank, pulled out his 12-foot lariat (which he had brought for the very first time), and on his first throw roped the man and pulled him safely to shore. ??
what’s one time you saw a young person act quickly and bravely in an emergency?
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#35 young boy stops to help lost elderly woman with dementia in 103°f arizona heat
fourteen-year-old royal cothrun was riding his bike through his neighborhood in gilbert, arizona, when he noticed an elderly woman wandering in the extreme 103°f heat. She looked confused, exhausted, and was carrying grocery bags.
her name was teresa morgan. She had recently been diagnosed with dementia and had become disoriented after leaving a store, walking miles from home without realizing it.
royal could have kept riding. Instead, he stopped.
he gently guided her into the shade, stayed beside her, spoke patiently, and helped her remember her son’s phone number. He then called the son and refused to leave her alone until her family and emergency responders arrived.
her son later said royal’s actions likely saved his mother’s life in that dangerous heat.A 14-year-old boy chose compassion over convenience – and became a hero because of it.
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#36 a nurse two rooms away saw a flash through the glass, ran into a burning nursery, and rescued a baby
razia noreen was two rooms away, drawing up the morning injections.
it was 26 august 2026, nursery ward, pakistan institute of medical sciences in islamabad. Fifteen newborns were inside. At 6:38 she saw the light through the glass and ran.
cctv later showed her entering at 6:38:56. Eight seconds later she came out carrying a baby and handed the child to colleagues. She tried to go back in. Smoke and heat stopped her. The room was unusable within about two minutes.
fourteen of the fifteen infants d**d. The baby she carried out was the only survivor from that nursery.
noreen later said she had not gone in for recognition. She wanted the others too. The government later awarded her the sitara-i-khidmat. She said the award did not change what she could not do that morning.
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#37 newlywed nurse stopped on i-10 in her wedding dress to help a crash victim
she had just walked down the aisle when she stopped on a highway to help a stranger.
she was still wearing her wedding dress.
on the night of november 22, 2025, heather schubert had just gotten married. She and her husband were driving home on i-10 in new orleans when they saw a man lying in the roadway. His car’s airbags had deployed.
schubert is a nurse at ochsner medical center. She pulled over, assessed the man for trauma, and stayed with him until ems arrived.
she later said there was no hesitation. If she saw someone in trouble, she would stop.
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#38 a teacher ran barefoot to a burning car, pulled a 90-year-old man out, and the engine exploded about 20 seconds later
on march 15, 2025, a 90-year-old man crashed off the roadway in lilburn, georgia, and ended up trapped in his car in a backyard.
the property belonged to matthew forrester, a 45-year-old teacher. He heard the crash and ran out barefoot. Flames were already several feet high on the passenger side. Smoke poured from the driver’s window.
he could not see inside, but he could hear the man calling for help. The driver was holding the steering wheel and would not let go. As the fire moved toward him, forrester leaned farther into the car, pulled him free, and dragged him up a hill.
about 20 seconds later the engine exploded.
the driver had a foot injury from the crash. Forrester had minor smoke inhalation and singed hair. He later received a carnegie medal for the rescue.
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#39 officer kicked in the door of a burning apartment, carried a 4-year-old out, then went back with an extinguisher
just before 10 p.M. On may 1, 2026, officer eli rogers arrived at an apartment fire in hixson, tennessee. Flames were already at the front door. Neighbors told him a family was still inside.
he forced the door and went in. He carried 4-year-old marlowe blaylock out through the smoke. Her mother, rachel, followed with her 10-year-old son, charles.
rogers then used a fire extinguisher to slow the fire until firefighters arrived. No one was injured.
rachel later said she had been trying to figure out how she would get both children down the stairs. Rogers later received the police medal for the rescue.
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#40 a 10-year-old ran a mile every day for 30 days after his best friend was diagnosed with cancer
oscar steers is 10. His friend masion, 11, was diagnosed with a rare form of stage 4 cancer.
oscar decided to run one mile every day for 30 days to raise money for him. He set a first target of £1,000.
he ran through the summer. People in chichester and online followed the daily miles. By the end the fundraiser had passed £60,000.
he had hoped masion could join him on day 30. Masion was too unwell to leave hospital, so oscar ran there instead and finished the last mile at the hospital.
he said afterward that he wanted to do more.
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#41 after two years at a shelter, cindy lou was adopted and given a new name – and a home
for two years, a dog named cindy lou waited at paws of dearborn county in indiana for a home of her own.
on january 28, 2026, deborah watkins and her grandson logan walked into the shelter looking to adopt a dog. Something about cindy lou’s personality stood out to them. They adopted her that day and renamed her layla lou.
she settled in quickly. Just two nights later, layla woke deborah in the middle of the night and would not stop until she got up. The upstairs of the house was filling with smoke from a log that had been placed improperly near the wood stove. Deborah said she is not sure what would have happened without the dog’s alert.
layla lou found her forever home.
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#42 police officer tracks down and thanks the teacher who helped her with school expenses more than 20 years ago
more than 20 years ago, in a classroom at smk kuala ketil in kedah, malaysia, a form six student named ain ahmad was running out of time.
her family struggled. Her mother worked in a factory. Her father was a rubber tapper. The d**dline for her stpm examination fees was only a week away, and she did not have the money. She even considered pawning belongings to raise it.
her geography teacher, koay aun chuan, noticed and asked when she planned to pay. When she explained the truth, he refused to let her give up. He helped arrange the financial assistance she needed so she could sit for the exam.
he also quietly left small amounts of money on her desk over time for things like photocopying or books, without making a show of it.
ain later became a police officer. Decades afterward she tracked him down and finally got to thank him in person.
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#43 two men jumped into the duck river to save a 25-year-old with severe autism who was swept downstream
on the evening of may 23, 2025, at chickasaw trace park in columbia, tennessee, 25-year-old colin mcnary, who has severe autism, entered the duck river near a boat ramp and was quickly swept downstream by the strong current.
nearby, samuel hardin adcock and his brother-in-law james alan garner were at the river with garner’s children. They saw what was happening. Adcock entered the water and swam after mcnary. Garner told the children to get to safety and then followed.
about 1,000 feet downstream, the current eased enough for adcock to reach mcnary and hold onto him. Mcnary struggled and pulled adcock under at one point. Adcock regained his footing, and garner arrived to help. Together they pushed and pulled mcnary to a tree root on the riverbank and held on until a rescue boat arrived.
mcnary was taken to a hospital. All three were tired and cold but uninjured. Adcock and garner later received carnegie medals for their actions.
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#44 airline refused to let a dad and his 4-day-old fly. A 78-year-old hospital volunteer took them home
in march 2018, rubin swift flew from cleveland, ohio, to phoenix, arizona, to bring his newborn daughter home. The baby, ru-andria, was only four days old. He had just gained custody of her.
at the airport, frontier airlines refused to let them board. Airline policy required infants to be at least seven days old. A hospital note clearing her for travel did not change the rule.
swift had no money left for a hotel or a rental car. He faced the prospect of spending several nights at the airport with a newborn.
then he remembered joy ringhofer. Joy, 78, was a volunteer at the hospital’s nicu. She had rocked the baby and offered kindness while the infant was under observation. She had given swift her phone number and driven him to the airport earlier that day.
he called her and explained the situation. Joy’s response was immediate. She drove back to the airport and took rubin and the baby home with her.
for the next few days she opened her house to them. They stayed until ru-andria was old enough to fly.
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#45 at an oregon youth prison, incarcerated young men train and care for shelter dogs that need a second chance
inside maclaren youth correctional facility in woodburn, oregon, project pooch runs a kennel where incarcerated young men, most between 18 and 24, care for, train, and socialize shelter dogs.
the dogs often come from local shelters and need extra time and patience to become adoptable. The youth learn positive reinforcement training, grooming, kennel management, and basic care. They work alongside professionals and can earn certifications.
the program has operated since 1993. Both the young men and the dogs are given structure, responsibility, and a chance to change. Many of the dogs later find permanent homes, while the participants gain skills and experience that can help them after release.
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#46 six-year-old used scouts first-aid skills to stop his mother choking on chicken
in 2026, six-year-old conor tuohy from london was eating dinner with his mother, anna o’connor, when she suddenly began choking on a piece of chicken.
she could not breathe or speak and was unable to get help from another adult. Conor remembered the first-aid training he had received in squirrel scouts. He stepped in and gave her firm back blows.
he continued until the food dislodged and she could breathe again. No one else assisted him during the incident.
conor was later given the chief scout’s unsung heroes award for his actions.
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#47 school caretaker climbed onto a sixth-floor ledge to rescue two mothers and four children from a paris fire
on july 4, 2025, in paris, 39-year-old fousseynou cissé, a school caretaker originally from senegal, heard a fire alarm near his apartment.
smoke was trapping two mothers and four children, including two babies, in a neighboring sixth-floor apartment. They could not get out through the normal exits.
cissé climbed out onto a narrow ledge about 65 feet above the ground. Balancing there, he helped pass the children one by one to safety through a nearby window, then assisted the mothers.
he later received a french medal for courage for his actions.
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#48 alaska woman jumped into an icy river to save her dog, and never surfaced. Her body was later found still holding him
on december 23, 2023, 45-year-old amanda richmond rogers was out walking with her husband along the north fork of eagle river near anchorage, alaska. It was their 18th wedding anniversary. Their dog groot fell through an opening in the ice while trying to drink water.
her husband went in first to try to reach the dog but could not find him and climbed back out. Amanda then entered the water. She was swept under the ice and did not resurface.
search efforts continued for months. In late march 2024, her body was found. Family members said she was still holding groot.
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#49 a father watched his daughter with disabilities get left out at a hotel pool – then built a theme park so no one else would feel that way
in 2005, gordon hartman was on a family vacation when he watched his 12-year-old daughter morgan try to join other kids playing with a ball in the hotel pool. Morgan has physical and cognitive disabilities and could not speak to ask if she could play. She simply stepped in and reached for the ball.
the children froze, grabbed their toy, and climbed out of the pool. Morgan looked at her dad with confusion.
the moment stayed with hartman. He and his wife maggie wanted a place where people with and without disabilities could play together comfortably. They realized nothing like that existed.
hartman sold his successful homebuilding company and set up a foundation. In 2010 he opened morgan’s wonderland in san antonio, texas – the world’s first ultra-accessible, fully inclusive theme park. Anyone with a special need gets free admission. The park has rides, playgrounds, and attractions designed so everyone can participate.
it later expanded to include a fully accessible splash park and other facilities. The parks have welcomed millions of visitors from across the u.S. And many other countries.
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#50 college water polo player pulled three girls from lake washington after spotting them drowning during seafair
in early august 2026, lillie vehling was sitting at genesee park in seattle, reading a book while waiting for the blue angels during seafair.
the uc davis engineering student and women’s water polo player scanned the water and immediately recognized trouble. Three young girls were past the buoy line, bobbing, screaming, and going under. One was pushing the others down just to get a breath.
vehling, a former lifeguard, jumped in. She first pulled the most distressed girl to shallower water, then the second. By the time she reached the third, the girl was mostly underwater, unconscious, and tangled in a buoy rope. Vehling freed her and brought her to shore.
people called 911. Paramedics treated the girls. One was taken to the hospital and recovered. All three survived.
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#51 georgia nurse adopted her 27-year-old patient with autism so he could qualify for a heart transplant
in 2018, lori wood was working as an icu nurse at piedmont newnan hospital in georgia when she met 27-year-old jonathan pinkard.
jonathan had autism and was in heart failure. He needed a heart transplant to survive, but he had no family or support system. Hospitals require patients to have someone who can care for them after surgery and help manage medications and follow-up care. Without that, he was taken off the transplant list. He had been staying in a men’s shelter between hospital stays.
after knowing him for only a couple of days, wood decided she would become that support. She went through the legal process to become his guardian and adopted him as her son so he could get back on the list.
jonathan received his heart transplant in august 2019. Wood continued to care for him afterward, helping with his medications, appointments, and daily life. He calls her “mama.”
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#52 husband pulled his wife free from an 8.5-foot alligator that had clamped onto her arm in a florida river
on the evening of july 23, 2025, amber perren was kneeling in the shallow water of the st. Lucie river near stuart, florida. The 27-year-old optometrist was with her husband, kelby, and their dog after a boat ride.
all of a sudden, an 8.5-foot alligator surged out of the water and clamped onto her right arm and hand. It began dragging her. Amber punched at its head and screamed.
kelby saw what was happening, ran into the water, and grabbed her around the waist. In a short tug-of-war he pulled her free from the alligator’s grip.
they got back to their boat and reached a nearby dock where first responders were waiting. Amber was airlifted to a hospital. The attack broke both bones in her forearm and severed an artery. She underwent multiple surgeries and later returned to work.
kelby was later awarded the carnegie medal for his actions.
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#53 a young police officer in vietnam spent years going door to door convincing adults who never went to school to attend free literacy classes he funded himself
a young police officer in vietnam spent years going door to door convincing adults who never went to school to attend free literacy classes he funded himself. The project has now expanded to three villages, with students writing their own names for the first time.
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#54 eight-year-old in virginia sold his pokémon card collection to help pay for his puppy’s parvovirus treatment
in 2021, 8-year-old bryson kliemann from lebanon, virginia, learned that his 4-month-old black lab mix puppy, bruce, had parvovirus. The infection can be fatal without treatment, and the veterinary bill was around $650–$700 – more than the family could easily cover.
bryson had been collecting pokémon cards since he was four. He decided to sell them. He set up a roadside stand with a handmade sign and began selling the cards after school.
neighbors stopped by. Some bought cards; others just donated money. His mother also set up a gofundme. Between the stand and online donations, far more than the needed amount was raised.
bruce received treatment and recovered. The pokémon company later sent bryson a package of rare cards to help replace the ones he had sold. Extra money raised went toward helping other families with pet medical bills.
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#55 a fourth-grader was teased for his homemade ut shirt. The university of tennessee turned his drawing into the real thing
in 2019, a fourth-grade boy in altamonte springs, florida, wanted to show his love for the university of tennessee on his school’s college colors day. He didn’t have an official shirt, so he drew the ut logo on a piece of paper and pinned it to an orange t-shirt.
he was excited when he showed it to his teacher. At lunch, some classmates made fun of the homemade design. He came back to class crying and took the paper off.
his teacher, laura snyder, shared the story on facebook. It spread quickly. The university of tennessee sent him a box of official gear for him and his classmates.
then the university’s store turned his hand-drawn design into a real t-shirt. Proceeds went to an anti-bullying organization. Demand was so high the website temporarily crashed.
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#56 79-year-old retired nurse in ohio faced possible jail because arthritis kept her from mowing her lawn – then strangers showed up to fix it
in willoughby, ohio, 79-year-old beverly thomas was summoned to court for failing to maintain her property. Arthritis and tremors made it impossible for her to mow the lawn or keep up with yard work. She uses a walker and lives on a fixed income, so hiring help wasn’t an option.
thomas had worked as a nurse for 33 years. When she learned the charges were a misdemeanor that could potentially lead to jail time, she became worried.
after her story aired on local news, people started showing up the next day. A lawn care professional and a lawyer offered their services for free. Dozens of other volunteers arrived to weed, haul debris, mow, and landscape both the front and back yards.
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#57 stranger at a perth gas station quietly paid for a woman’s fuel after her card was declined
at a gas station in perth, a man noticed a young woman standing at the pump looking distressed. Her card had been declined and she was clearly upset.
without being asked, he paid for her fuel.
then he simply said, “hope your day gets better,” and drove away.
#58 a 73 year old volunteer has spent eight years cuddling premature babies in the nicu, whispering “grow strong, grow smart, grow kind” before leaving each one
a 73 year old volunteer has spent eight years cuddling premature babies in the nicu, whispering “grow strong, grow smart, grow kind” before leaving each one.
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Top 50 as seen on tv products actually worth buying
rebecca brayton
#50: star shower laser light
hanging christmas lights is a festive tradition, but let’s be honest, untangling giant balls of wires and climbing shaky ladders in the freezing cold is a nightmare. Enter the star shower. This projector lets you stake a single device in your yard and instantly cover your house in thousands of red and green laser stars. Some could argue that it’s a bit lazy, but the sheer convenience made it a massive holiday blockbuster, and now you see them everywhere. It’s weather-resistant, easy to set up, and durable. Plus it saves you a clark griswold fall off the roof, so that’s a bonus.
#49: turbie twist
wrapping a heavy bath towel around your wet head is an ungraceful balancing act that usually ends with the towel unraveling. The turbie twist fixed this universal annoyance with a simple, contoured design and a built-in elastic loop. It stays put, it’s super absorbent, and it dramatically cuts down on blow-drying time. It’s one of those rare as seen on tv products that is so beloved and practical that it quietly became a staple in bathrooms everywhere without you even realizing where it originated.
#48: angry mama microwave cleaner
if there’s a chore that no one enjoys, it’s cleaning out the caked-on grease splatters from the microwave. The angry mama is a novelty product that looks like a furious cartoon mother, but underneath the joke is a seriously effective cleaning tool. You just fill her with water and vinegar, microwave her for a few minutes, and watch the steam pour out of her head to soften all that orange grime. A quick wipe down with a sponge then leaves your microwave completely spotless. Reviewers love it because it eliminates the need for harsh chemicals and makes a tedious chore actually kind of fun.
#47: stufz stuffed burger press
gourmet stuffed burgers sound great in theory, but forming them by hand usually results in a messy blowout on the grill. The stufz burger press takes the guesswork out of the equation. You press the meat to form a hollow cup, add your cheese, bacon, or whatever fillings you desire, and then seal it with a top layer of beef. Customers rave about its practical construction and the fact that the burgers actually stay sealed during cooking. If you take your backyard bbqs seriously, this little plastic gadget is a game-changer.
#46: egg sitter support cushion
if you sit at a desk all day, your lower back knows the struggle. The egg sitter makes some wild claims - namely that you can sit on a raw egg on top of it without breaking it - but the real magic is in its honeycomb gel design. It collapses in on itself to absorb pressure points, and unlike traditional memory foam, it retains its shape and stays cool. Reviewers constantly highlight how much it helps with sciatica and tailbone pain, proving that it’s far more than just a gimmicky infomercial prop.
#45: hurricane spin mop
let’s be honest here, traditional mopping is just awful. You’re often pushing dirty water around the floor, and scrubbing vigorously turns into a full-body workout. The hurricane spin mop was the solution. It introduced a genius wringer built right into the bucket, allowing you to spin the microfiber mop head dry with zero physical effort. The mop head itself is also machine washable, and the 360-degree swivel makes getting under furniture a breeze. With thousands of five-star reviews praising its durability and ease of use, it’s safe to say this product genuinely spun the cleaning industry on its head.
#44: pocket hose
the traditional garden hose is a functional beast, but it certainly has its flaws. It’s very heavy, kinks constantly, and is a pain to coil up. Enter the pocket hose, which promised a lightweight, expanding alternative that shrinks back down when the water is turned off. While early iterations of expanding hoses had major durability issues, the improved brass-fitting versions of the pocket hose actually delivered on the promise. It’s perfect for people with limited storage space, rv owners, or anyone tired of lugging around fifty pounds of green rubber just to water the petunias.
#43: finishing touch flawless facial hair remover
this sleek, discreet little gadget looks like a tube of high-end lipstick, but it houses a spinning head that erases peach fuzz both instantly and painlessly. It even features a built-in led light so you don’t miss any stray hairs. The finishing touch is a massive hit with overwhelmingly positive reviews across the board, with customers often stating that it doesn’t cause the redness or breakouts usually associated with waxing or shaving. It’s a reliable, everyday grooming staple.
#42: red copper pan
following in the footsteps of the orgreenic pan, the red copper pan combines ceramic and copper-infused technology to create a surface where nothing sticks. The infomercials famously showed pitchwoman cathy mitchell taking a hand mixer directly to the pan without scratching it. While we don’t recommend taking power tools to your cookware, the non-stick capabilities hold up wonderfully for everyday cooking. Omelets slide right out, melted cheese peels off easily, and it’s even oven-safe, making the red copper pan a versatile and budget-friendly kitchen addition.
#41: simply fit board
originally gaining traction on “shark tank” before hitting the as seen on tv circuit, the simply fit board is a curved balance board that makes core workouts genuinely fun. The premise is simple: you just stand on it and twist. In doing so, you engage your core, improve your balance, and get a surprisingly decent cardio workout without buying a gym membership or bulky equipment. It’s lightweight, easy to store, and has maintained a remarkably strong reputation among users looking for an accessible home fitness tool.
#40: pillow pets
“it’s a pillow, it’s a pet, it’s a pillow pet!” That jingle is permanently burned into the brains of anyone who watched daytime tv in the late 2000s. But brilliant marketing aside, pillow pets are incredibly successful because they are exactly what they claim to be: soft, high-quality plush toys that un-velcro to become a comfortable pillow. They are perfect for road trips, sleepovers, and general lounging. In fact, they proved so popular and durable that they spawned countless characters and licensing deals, cementing their status as a childhood classic for millions of kids.
#39: atomic beam flashlight
everyone needs a good flashlight, and the atomic beam brought tactical gear to the mainstream. Promising to be much brighter than ordinary flashlights, the atomic beam features an adjustable focus and a strobe setting. The infomercials showed it surviving being frozen in ice and run over by a truck. While most of us probably won’t be dropping our flashlights into boiling vats of oil, the extreme durability and blindingly bright led output make it a highly praised tool for power outages, camping, and emergency situations.
#38: snackeez
kids are messy, and juggling both a drink and a snack cup in the car is a recipe for disaster. Snackeez solved this by combining a 16-ounce drink cup with a 4-ounce snack bowl nested right into the top, complete with a straw that runs through the middle. It’s a beautifully simple 2-in-1 design with a tight seal that actually works. Parents universally praise it for cutting down on couch crumbs and car messes, making it a road trip essential that delivers on its infomercial promises.
#37: frogg toggs chilly pad
if you’ve ever been to an amusement park in the dead of july, you know that the heat can be miserable. The frogg toggs chilly pad is a towel made from a hyper-evaporative material that retains water while remaining dry to the touch, providing a wonderful cooling effect that lasts for hours. You just wet it, wring it out, and drape it over your neck. But it’s not just for everyday people in the sun. It’s also highly rated by athletes, construction workers, and hikers for its remarkable ability to bring down your body temperature in the hot afternoon sun.
#36: socket shelf
we have more devices than ever before, but some of us are living in buildings that are 100 years old. Let us tell ya, there are not enough wall sockets to go around. The socket shelf attaches to a standard wall outlet and creates a neat little shelf on top to put your stuff. It’s the perfect solution for keeping your phone off the bathroom counter while it charges, or for not stretching an extension cord ten feet across the room. It’s a brilliant, highly-rated organizational tool that turns a messy jumble of cords into a neat and contained charging station.
#35: squatty potty
here we come to what very well may be the most famous bathroom accessory of the 21st century! The squatty potty was heavily marketed with a viral (and slightly bizarre) commercial featuring a unicorn, but the science behind it is actually rock solid. By elevating your knees, it puts your body into a natural squatting position, which dramatically improves, um…bathroom ergonomics. With tens of thousands of glowing endorsements, the squatty potty has transcended its as seen on tv roots to become an everyday household essential.
#34: contour legacy leg pillow
side sleepers often struggle with lower back and hip pain due to poor spinal alignment. But the contour legacy pillow’s got them covered. This is a big wedge of memory foam shaped specifically to fit between your knees, keeping your hips squared and alleviating pressure. Unlike standard pillows that flatten out or get too hot, its ergonomic design and breathable cover keep it perfectly in place throughout the night. Reviewers frequently call it a life saver for sciatic nerve pain and general sleep comfort.
#33: gotham steel pan
capitalizing on the copper cookware craze, gotham steel introduced pans made with titanium and ceramic (or, as they call it, ti-cerama). The pitch was that you didn’t need butter or oil for the pan, and you could even use metal utensils without scratching the surface. While treating any non-stick pan with metal spatulas isn’t the best long-term strategy, the pan’s ability to cook sticky foods perfectly and wipe clean with a paper towel won over a legion of home cooks. It remains a popular kitchen staple for its lightweight feel and excellent heat distribution.
#32: chia pet
say it with us now - “ch-ch-ch-chia!” The chia pet is one of the defining as seen on tv products. First released in the late 1970s, this is a terracotta figurine that you smear with moistened chia seeds, which then sprout to look like hair or fur. It’s silly, but it genuinely works and is very easy to grow, making it a hit with kids. The sheer longevity of the product, along with its endless array of pop culture character designs, proves that sometimes simple and wholesome novelty is totally worth buying.
#31: clever cutter
cutting vegetables requires a knife and a cutting board, which means even more dishes to wash. Not on our watch. The clever cutter combined a stainless steel blade with a small cutting board into a combined scissor-like tool. You can chop carrots, celery, and even meats directly over a pot or salad bowl. While it doesn’t replace a high quality chef’s knife for precision work, reviewers love how quickly it breezes through meal prep and how handy it is for everyday cooking. It also scores bonus points for people with arthritis who struggle with traditional chopping motions.
#30: shoe slotz
this one gets major practicality bonus points. Whether you have a small closet or just want to save some space for something else, shoe slotz has you covered. This product allows you to squeeze in more shoes and keep them organized. The design fits a variety of footwear—though it’s not meant for boots. But hey, that’s okay! Another cool feature of shoe slotz is that it gives you a clear view of your shoe selection. Just take a look at this side-by-side comparison of a shoe collection with and without shoe slotz. Need we say more?
#29: hover cover
for certain leftovers, it may be best to cover your plate before putting it in the microwave to avoid making a mess. Let’s say, for example, you have some leftover spaghetti with meatballs. To keep the marinara sauce from splattering, you could cover it with a dish—but that would require a perfect fit. Or, you could use a paper towel to cover the food—but thats not totally foolproof either. Why not save the paper towels for their intended use and grab a hover cover instead? Not only does it prevent microwave messes, but it also has a magnet feature for easy, convenient storage. Pretty cool, right?
#28: the clapper
perhaps you’ve heard the phrase “wax on! Wax off!” —But have you ever heard “clap on! Clap off!?” It’s very possible you know that one too. It refers to the 1980s sensation, the clapper. Talk about changing the way we control lights! For anyone who doesn’t feel like getting out of bed or off the sofa to take that grueling walk over to the light switch, the clapper’s here for you! In all seriousness, this retro gadget offers real convenience—and over the years, it’s been updated to be able to control more electronics.
#27: mister steamy
ironing is the ultimate key to eliminating wrinkles, but mister steamy can be a good-enough alternative. It looks like a toy—or even some kind of magical device you’d see in a sci-fi movie. You just gotta fill mister steamy up with water and toss it in the dryer along with your wrinkled clothes for 15 minutes. While it is loud, it can do the trick—just not as well as an iron. But there’s something to be said about getting your clothes to a good-enough-to-wear state. Mister steamy can do that. Plus, it’s certainly less time-consuming than ironing.
#26: hercules hooks
with a name like that, these hooks better be strong. And by all accounts, they are. If you’re looking for some inexpensive wall hangers that can hold a lot of weight, hercules hooks can be your hero. As with all as seen on tv products, just make sure you read the fine print and, in this case, use multiple hooks for objects over 40 pounds. The enthusiastic infomercial gives you a sense of just how versatile these things are—and how easy they are to use. And how about that deal? That’s hard to beat!
#25: orgreenic frying pan
there’s no need for oil or grease with the orgreenic frying pan. This handy piece of cookware is a ceramic, non-stick pan built to make cooking easier for you. Perhaps the infomercial goes a bit overboard in showing the orgreenic frying pan “crushing the competition,” but still, it can certainly get the job done. That level of slipperiness is impressive! And while the ad seems to hone in on the fact that the product is green, there are other colors available as well. Either way, the orgreenic frying pan can definitely save you some green.
#24: ahh bra
rhonda shear’s ahh bra is all about comfort and support. Made with 96% nylon and 4% spandex, it stretches and adjusts with your body—perfect if your weight fluctuates or if you just want something flexible for everyday wear. Plenty of women have raved about it in online reviews, praising its fit, feel, and durability. And honestly, it’s easy to see why. As highlighted during this hsn pitch, every little detail in the design was carefully thought out to maximize comfort and convenience. No wonder it was voted most innovative product!
#23: drop stop
the space between the seat and the center console in the car has caused many people inconveniences over the years. Whether it’s dropping your phone, wallet, change, or keys into that dreaded crevice, it’s always an annoyance. Well, enter drop stop—a product designed to eliminate that issue. You can install this car seat barricade within the vehicle’s interior, and it won’t look out of place. We’re all about preventing inconveniences, even minor ones—and drop stop does just that. So say goodbye to the infamous car seat gap and hello to this gap blocker.
#22: ove glove
because it literally fits like a glove, the ove glove gives your fingers more flexibility and range of motion so you can get a better grip on whatever’s in the oven. These oven mitt alternatives can handle high heat safely, thanks to the kevlar fiber. The ove glove’s secure grip can also ease your worry about crossing the kitchen safely. Who wouldn’t want to lessen the odds of dropping that casserole? Less risk, better fit, more convenience—what more could you want? It’s not just a good name; it’s a good product.
#21: tubshroom
no one wants a clogged drain. If you want to prevent that, tubshroom is your pal. It’s a highly regarded, well-fitting standard bathtub drain—and given its shape, the name is just as fitting. Plenty of people praise the tubshroom’s effectiveness in catching hair. Sure, the infomercial might not be the fairest representation of competitors—but hey, you’ve got to do what you can to market your product. While you might not fall in love with it the way the woman in the infomercial has, the tubshroom can definitely make a positive impact on your day-to-day life.
#20: tap light
tap light has been illuminating areas lacking a light fixture for years, and the concept proved so popular that they’ve actually moved well beyond the realm of the “as seen on tv” market with countless variations. The original infomercial might have been a little over eager in its salesmanship - we don’t really want to have to tap on a light every few steps on a dark stairwell, and they aren’t exactly a beautiful addition to a well-decorated bedroom occupied by adults. But in a closet, garage, shed or dark corner of the basement, they undeniably provide a perfect, convenient solution.
#19: emson bacon wave
we never promised that these products were going to be good for your health. Technically speaking, this should result in less greasy bacon, and by extension, healthier bacon, but the ease of use of this product might result in a significant increase in overall bacon consumption - thus tipping the scales. Bacon is arguably the most deliciously addictive meat out there, and now, with this little gadget, you can cook each slice to perfection. Though it looks relatively rudimentary in its design, the reviews are in, and people agree - it makes damn good bacon. Bonus points for being dishwasher safe!
#18: flex tape (by flex seal)
duct tape might be the universal go-to quick fix, but there’s something better out there. Flex tape is the closest you can come to welding without breaking out the blowtorch. Sure, the infomercial sells the products virtues pretty hard, but theres merit. Don’t use it to put a boat that’s been sawed in half back together and hit the open seas or anything. But when you’re in a jam and need a liquid tight seal, it wouldnt hurt to have some flex tape within reach - even if only to use it as a band-aid until you can call in a professional.
#17: snuggie
this sleeved blanket is an as seen on tv icon that sprang to life in the late 2000s. Wearing a blanket on your body means you can stay warm—even after getting up from the sofa. Say you run out of popcorn while watching a movie—you don’t have to stop feeling cozy when you walk over to the kitchen to pop some more in the microwave. And if you just need to reach for the remote, there’s no need to pull your arm out from under the blanket if you’ve got a snuggie on. This product is a true pop culture phenomenon. If you value staying cozy—which, come on, who doesn’t?—The snuggie is the real deal.
#16: shamwow!
regardless of your opinion of vince offer, you’ve gotta appreciate the quality of shamwow. It’s a simple product that does a simple job, but does it very very well. The shamwow wasn’t necessarily a new invention - chamois leather has been in use for centuries, and various types of synthetic shammys had been used for years before pitchman offer decided to make them his own. But with all that being said, there’s no denying the efficacy of his product, or the spectacular marketing he used to make the product a household name. Shamwow! Has proven that it can hold between 10-20 times its weight in water - with minimum drips and a non-abrasive surface.
#15: forearm forklifts
until you’ve got some disposable income or a home large enough to make it a necessity, hiring a moving company feels like a luxury. While moving by yourself is very doable, it comes with a serious risk of injury. Forearm forklifts to the rescue! They might not be an everyday use item, but given that a pair only costs about $20, even if they only get used once, they’re totally worth it. By putting the weight on your forearms, these long straps take the strain off your back and make it easy to move large, heavy furniture. And saving yourself from a back injury? That’s priceless.
#14: oxiclean
how did we ever live without oxiclean? We didn’t think there was much room in the world of laundry for revolution short of self-cleaning clothing, but then oxiclean came along and, well, suddenly stains we would’ve once deemed to be permanent became manageable. Just as advertised, your whites will come out whiter too! In a sea of laundry-related products promising miracles, oxiclean has proven itself to be true to its word, as confirmed by the masses.
#13: slapchop
we’ll be the first to acknowledge it… the slapchop looks like junk, but surprise surprise, it actually works pretty well. If you’re too hard on it and smash it rather than slapping down, yeah… it’s gonna break. What do you expect for 20 bucks? But when you’re looking to chop up veggies, nuts or fruit quickly and with minimal fuss, it’s actually a useful little tool. It’s especially handy when you’re looking for a really fine chop. Just one warning, avoid starchy foods, they tend to stick to the blades. It’s no replacement for knife skills, but if you ain’t got ’em, slapchop sure helps.
#12: mighty putty purple
products that can do generally anything will always get praised, so it comes as no surprise that the mighty putty purple has been satisfying customers for years. The product is simply a piece of putty that you can bend and form to your choosing in order to hold items in place, temporarily fix appliances, patch up walls, or even plug holes to prevent leaks. While its not meant to be a permanent solution, theres no denying that the mighty putty purple is perfect for that quick fix due to its vast array of uses and simple application.
#11: funloom bracelet making kit
perfect for crafty and creative children, the fun loom bracelet kit comes with 600 different colored silicone bands that you weave together in order to create original and personal bracelets. While it may take some getting used to, as does any artsy project, the bracelet making kit is a blast once you get the hang of it. Why? Well, isnt watching your own creation come to life in front of your eyes always incredibly satisfying?
#10: pedegg power
while “arrested development”’s ann may have invented the mayonegg, the pedegg is something entirely different and far more practical- it scrapes callouses off the bottom of your feet and leaves them smooth and sexy! Whoa! That’s right, its a surprisingly effective tool for relieving the annoying callous problem, and leaves your feet softer than a babys. It even stores the dead skin in a little container instead of sprinkling foot remnants all over the place, so its perfect for both grossing out your friends and conveniently disposing of the flakes. The pedegg: gross but effective!
#9: microwave pasta boat
while pasta may not be the hardest meal in the world to prepare, it can definitely be made easier, and the amazing and inventive pasta boat proves this. You simply put the dry pasta in the boat, fill it with water, and pop it in the microwave. It even comes with a built-in strainer so you dont have to go rummaging around like a damn fool trying to find one. Its extremely stress-free, theres little clean up afterwards, and it actually makes great, ready-to-eat pasta. Its a life changer.
#8: potato express microwave potato cooker
who doesnt love a baked potato? Why, youd probably eat them all the time if they didnt take, like, 45 of your all too precious minutes! Well, not to sound like an infomercial, but this handy little product has you covered! You simply put a room temperature potato into a bag of pure science and throw it in the microwave. Boom, instant potato. Its such a convenient product, and so easy to use, that it would be a crime not to include it on this list. Its perfect for the lazy and the busy alike, and produces great tasting potatoes every time.
#7: magic mesh hands-free screen door
while most of us love the summer, the season also comes with its unfortunate downsides. Were looking at you, mosquitoes. Fortunately for those of us who dont enjoy bugs with their burgers, the magic mesh screen door is a perfect product. Its simply a piece of mesh, fitted to a doorway, that you can easily enter and exit from due to its magnetized closing ability. Its the perfect solution for patio lunches, or for just generally keeping bugs out of your house while you enjoy the breeze. And, best of all, it actually works. Great for pets too!
#6: ez moves: the do-it-yourself furniture moving system
we get it if professional furniture movers would be embarrassed to be caught using an as seen on tv product, but this thing is so darn handy that we couldnt fault them at all if they did! All you do is place the nifty little tool underneath your piece of furniture, and suddenly youre pushing and pulling couches around the room like youre hercules himself. Its so easy to use that anyone can use it, and it drastically simplifies a tedious and exhausting chore. Whats not to love?
#5: ronco 5500 showtime rotisserie
anything that makes food easier to cook is a winner in our books. Its a little more expensive than the other items on this list, as it always hovers around $150, but this product is more than worth the money. Its a rotisserie (did you guess that?), But its of such outstanding quality that it beats all the competition. The oven’s build quality is firm, it looks clean and effective, and it cooks food to perfection every time. Throw a chicken in here and microwave a potato with the potato express and youre good to go! Ron popeil strikes again!
#4: george foreman lean mean fat-reducing grilling machine [aka george foreman grill]
few as seen on tv products have made a bigger cultural impact than this countertop electric grill endorsed by former boxing heavyweight champion george foreman. The foreman grill is no substitute for a proper barbecue come summertime, but when you’re looking to quickly grill something up as part of a recipe or when you’re short on time, the foreman grill is a lifesaver. If you’re sending a kid off to college with little to no cooking skills, it’s a must-have send-off gift to ensure that they eat more than ramen and cereal. What can we say, much like its namesake, the foreman grill is a champ.
#3: scrub daddy
using a sponge in the shape of a smiley face while doing the dishes is sure to put a smile on your face. Okay, that might be an exaggeration—but still, the scrub daddy has made cleaning in the kitchen a better experience for a lot of people. Designed for an easy grip, with great scrubbing power and flextexture material, the scrub daddy helps you efficiently wash a variety of materials. There’s a reason it’s so widely recognizable. Who would’ve thought a sponge could become anywhere near as big a household name as spongebob squarepants?
#2: magic bullet
it’s easy to forget that this compact little blender is an as-seen on tv item. Why? Because it functions so well, and lacks the gimmicky aspects typical of its peers. A blender is nothing new, but the size, quality and affordability of the magic bullet makes it a true standout. And unlike so many other goods from the infomercial circuit, the add-ons and attachments for the magic bullet are actually useful. The mug attachments make it quick and easy to enjoy a smoothie, while the flip lid makes it road-ready. There might be better blenders and mixers out there, but not for this price.
#1: sticky buddy
pet hair can be a huge nuisance in the house, especially when it sticks to the furniture and your clothes. However, the sticky buddy is such an amazing product that these annoying hairs will no longer be an issue. While regular lint rollers may remove some hair, theyre nothing compared to the sticky buddy, which acts as a lint roller but does so much more. Praised by virtually everyone who uses it, this is an absolute essential for those of you with pets or for those who just like their clothes and furniture to be squeaky clean.
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8 minutes ago usf wide receiver bryson rodgers, left, congratulates running back d.J. Crowther after one of crowthers two touchdown runs in the first quarter of saturdays 59-17 win over delaware state. [ Luis santana | times ] south florida started saturday’s game against delaware state with a four-play, 72-yard touchdown drive that took little more than a minute.
it looked easy, even effortless, featuring the type of high-octane play that continued throughout the bulls’ 59-17 win against their football championship subdivision opponent.
the opening drive foretold running back d.J. Crowther’s star turn, too.
crowther, a transfer from dartmouth, capped off that efficient sequence with a 10-yard rushing score. He added another first-quarter touchdown run, this time from 38 yards. He earned his hat trick in the third quarter, shedding three tacklers on his way to a 39-yard score. He finished with 101 yards on eight carries.
crowther shined in usf’s rushing attack alongside a less likely threat: backup quarterback luke kromenhoek. Before he was given the opportunity to run the offense in the fourth quarter, kromenhoek was called on to cap off drives.
in a wrinkle first flashed in last week’s win over army, kromenhoek took designed quarterback runs in short-yardage situations, scoring touchdowns on two of his three first-half carries.
with seconds remaining in the half, head coach brian hartline elected to run an offensive play from the goal line. He risked time expiring before the play ended and, therefore, a surefire field goal, but kromenhoek delivered a clutch score.
“that package, i promise you, will grow,” hartline said. “He’s earning the opportunities.”
usf receiver joshua porter, the hero of last weeks victory over army, led the bulls against delaware state with 106 receiving yards on eight catches. [ Luis santana | times ] kromenhoek’s last-second score was particularly pivotal because desean jackson’s delaware state squad delivered an offensive showing in the first half that the bulls defense struggled to stop.
quarterback ui ale finished the first half 12-for-15 passing for 223 yards and two touchdowns, along with a 50-yard scramble. His passing numbers were aided by a first-quarter connection with wide receiver nathan stewart, a short pass stewart turned into a 90-yard touchdown to tie the game after crowther’s opening score.
delaware state scored 17 first-half points, but it could have been more. A promising first-quarter drive ended in a missed field goal, and ale’s scramble set the hornets up at usf’s 3-yard line before the bulls defense forced them to settle for a field goal.
usf led 28-17 at halftime, but hartline was displeased with the first 30 minutes of play, in which the bulls were narrowly outgained, 288 yards to 281.
“i don’t think we were very clean,” he said. “I don’t think we were very ... Elite in any kind of fashion.”
“to lose a whole half of football, it’s just not acceptable.”
in the second half, the onslaught commenced. Usf scored 31 points and shut out delaware state.
a 5-yard touchdown pass to joshua porter early in the fourth quarter was the final play of michael van buren’s evening. He finished 23-of-32 passing for 300 yards, reaching that mark for the first time with usf and the third time in his career.
usf backup quarterback luke kromenhoek reacts after scoring one of his two second-quarter rushing touchdowns. [ Luis santana | times ] he connected often with two of his favorite targets. Porter, the hero against army, led the bulls with 106 receiving yards on eight catches. Bryson rodgers had seven catches for 86 yards, 74 of which he generated after the catch. Crowther took two receptions 40 yards, generating 38 after the completion.
“the ball location was pretty darn good all day,” hartline said. “There’s a lot of positives.”
“the command of the offense is just continuing to progress.”
van buren again protected the football, as hartline and offensive coordinator tim beck have urged him to, but the bulls conceded their first turnover of the season — a wyatt sullivan fumble in the second quarter.
the bulls finished the evening with seven rushing touchdowns, the second most in program history and the most since usf’s first game ever in 1997, when they had eight rushing scores. Redshirt freshman chase garnett and jason collins jr., A transfer from morgan state, each added a rushing touchdown and contributed to a 290-yard team effort on the ground.
“we have a stable of guys that can do a lot of really good things,” hartline said of the running backs. “We have a lot of great dudes, a lot of guys that are learning. I’m glad those guys were able to see the fruits of their labor (saturday).”
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