On Christmas Eve in 1914, in the middle of World War 1, something incredible happened.
Dad wanted to give his teenage daughter Audra a very special surprise gift this year for Christmas as she’s been going through a lot recently.He worked with Saukville Police Department Chief Jeff Goetz and Officer Brandon Depies to have Officer Depies pull Audra over and tell her he was giving her two tickets. She never expected the tickets to be an airplane ticket to New York and a ticket to a Timeflies concert, her favorite band.
An officer from the Kansas City Police Department was pictured sitting with two dogs on the side of the road keeping them warm. He was on his way home from work and instead of just calling it in and leaving them, he got off his bike and kept the dogs warm with him. Later the owners were happy to find them at the animal shelter. Well done sir!
These pictures are taken from the International Space Station and they are truly magnificent.
The winners of this year’s National Geographic Magazine Photo Competition has been announced and the photos, as always, are stunning. This year $10 000 was awarded to Brian Yen for winning the Grand Prize and a trip to the National Geographic headquarters where he will participate in its annual photography seminar. The categories are People, Nature and Places and the captions are written by the photographers themselves.
This dog was found on the streets and taken in for a much needed haircut. Who knew how good he would look after his expert haircut.
Have nothing better to do this holiday season? Why not build a tank. The pictures below show how someone managed this impressive feat.
People like this make the world a better place.
Make your life easier in 2015 with these top tricks and tips for everyday life.
Chiuene Sugihara is not a man many people will know but he deserves to be recognized as a hero in our history.
This concept art shows the plans for an underground park that is being planned to be built in Manhattan, New York City and from the looks of things it is going to be amazing.
People in Hedge End, Hampshire, UK have a lot of fun turning their homes into a lit up winter wonderland for the festive season.
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