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 A Tough Lesson In Parenting Are you humble enough to listen to your children when you are in the wrong? Watch this amazing story and let us know how you would have reacted. Another Heartwarming Gesture from Jimmy Darts In typical Jimmy fashion he purchases 20+ tacos from a street vendor, tips them $500, then proceeds to handout the tacos to the homeless in the nearby area. The Definition of Above "and Beyond." Watch as this little girl runs well past the finish line in her enthusiasm to win... Hilarious and Legendary Dad at Trampoline Park While all other adults sit bored watching their kids, this man zip lines in hilarious fashion to embarrass his family. You're Never Too Old to Have Fun This elderly woman has a playful relationship with the produce clerk in her local supermarket. Watch the two of them interact like kids in the schoolyard. Good Boy Finds Missing Elderly Woman A struggling 73 year old with dimension gets lost leaving her daughters home. This K9 finds her...

Hillis on Madden game cover  If you are a parent, you likely understand the notion of "doing anything" for your children especially when it comes to their safety. Rarely do parents get put to the ultimate test of sacrificing life and limb but most would agree doing so is just part of the job. Former NFL running back Peyton Hillis was dealt a scenario that tested his very limits and its no surprise he sprung into action despite it costing him greatly. He and his family were enjoying a beach vacation in Pensacola when two of his kids were swept away in a powerful riptide current.  Peyton dove in without a second thought and fought valiantly against the pounding waves and unrelenting undertow successfully making it at first to one kid, then the other, ultimately rescuing both. However, the pure exhaustion and unceasing effort got the best of him as he himself became the victim of the waves taking water into his own lungs and collapsing on the beach. First responders came to ...

After years of traveling the country working a corporate tech job, Shawn Seipler decided to quit his job and do something rather unconventional. Founder and CEO of a new company called Clean the World the aspiring entrepreneur had an idea based on all his previous hotel stays and observation that soap seemed to have a one time, very wasteful use. He wasn't wrong. For hygienic purposes all soaps must be thrown out after a guest leaves. That makes sense for the used bars but in order for hotel owners to get the highest inspection ratings possible, they must also dispose of unused soap left in the wrapper. This means 1 million bars of soap per day in the US plus another 4 million worldwide are discarded in the trash and headed for your local landfills.  Shawn came up with a method to not only gather this soap with the partnership of many hotel chains but a process (re-batching) to melt it back down and repurpose it for distribution to third world countries where access to hygiene reso...