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This Year's 'Survivor' Winner is Donating His Prize Money to Help Veterans
In Survivor history, there has never been a more selfless winner than Mike Gabler. The heart valve specialist from Kingwood, Tex. shocked viewers on Wednesday night when he revealed that he would be donating his entire $1 million prize to veterans in need. Gabler made the announcement during the Survivor after show, which was filmed immediately after he was named Sole Survivor. He explained that he wanted to help those who have served his country and are struggling with psychiatric problems or PTSD.
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This Search And Rescue Tech by NASA Saved Over 400 Lives Last Year
Did you know that NASA's search and rescue technologies developed for space missions are saving lives on Earth too? Last year, 407 lives were saved in the US alone thanks to emergency beacons. These beacons use GPS satellites to transmit locations to first responders, aiding in rescues on land, sea, and air. NASA's Search and Rescue Office has been assisting since 1979 and continues to innovate for future crewed missions to space.
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Son Saves Dad Twice with Bone Marrow, Then a Kidney
Joshua Andrew donated his kidney to his father David, who was suffering from acute kidney injury. This wasn't the first time Joshua saved his dad's life - he had previously donated bone marrow for David's cancer treatment. The successful operation took place at the Royal Free Hospital, and both are now recovering at home. Despite health challenges, including a serious bike accident for David in 2024, the family is grateful for Joshua's selfless act of love.
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LeBron James Scores 40, Breaks Jordan's Record as Oldest Player to Do It
LeBron James, at 40 years old, made history by scoring over 40 points in the Lakers' win against the Warriors. He surpassed Michael Jordan's record and humbly acknowledged his achievement. James showcased his impressive 3-point shooting skills, leading the Lakers to victory. With teammate Luka Doncic set to debut soon, James is excited to witness his talent firsthand. The Lakers are climbing up the Western Conference standings, thanks to James' remarkable performance.
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Zoo's Baby Elephant Takes First Adorable Steps
Meet the Oregon Zoo's newest star: a baby elephant born on February 1, now delighting visitors with its playful antics. This adorable addition brings joy to both staff and guests as it explores its new home. Meanwhile, in Europe, Poland is actively working to prevent Russian influence in upcoming presidential elections. The AIIB assures that open markets and global finance will thrive. In culture news, an ancient Roman herald school has reopened after restoration, offering a glimpse into history for curious visitors.
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Earth May Dodge a Cosmic Bullet With NASA's DART Trick
Mark your calendar for December 22nd, 2032! There's a slight chance an asteroid might visit Earth, but don't fret. NASA's got it covered with their successful Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART). This mission proved we can redirect potentially dangerous asteroids using satellites. The asteroid '2024 YR4' has a small chance of impact, but thanks to DART and the vigilant ATLAS system in Chile, we're prepared. Humanity's ready to nudge any space rocks off course if needed—keeping our planet safe and sound!
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Surf’s Up! Lucky Beachgoers Spot Orcas Catching Waves On New Zealand Beach
Liam Davies and Alex Griffiths had an unforgettable surf trip at Sunset Beach, Port Waikato, when they encountered a playful orca riding the waves with them. The surfers, along with their girlfriends Yasmin and Nina, were thrilled by this rare experience. Despite hearing about nearby whales earlier, they were surprised when one joined their surfing session. Captured on video by Yasmin and Nina, the moment left everyone in awe. Liam expressed his gratitude for witnessing such a breathtaking sight that he can't stop thinking about.
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How The Puppy Bowl Guru is Keeping the Adorable Pups Smiling and Happy
If you watch the "Puppy Bowl" on Sunday during the Super Bowl, you'll see Victoria Schade's influence behind the scenes. She's the lead puppy trainer, ensuring a conflict-free and adorable contest. Schade has been with the show for 19 years and is known for her dedication and energy. This year, she adopted a pup from the show named Boris. The event features 142 rescue puppies from across the U.S., promoting animal adoption. Schade emphasizes positive reinforcement in dog training and encourages understanding your pet's body language.
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Nepal's Otterly Adorable Comeback: World’s Smallest Returns After 185 Years
Exciting news for conservationists in Nepal as scientists confirm the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter after 185 years. The discovery was made in Dadeldhura district, sparking hope for more sightings. This follows a recent sighting in Darjeeling, India. Conservation efforts are underway to protect these vulnerable otters and their habitats from degradation caused by human activities like pollution and damming rivers.
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How Abandoned Schools are Offering a New Hope to Struggling Families
In Detroit, non-profit Life Remodeled is transforming vacant schools into vibrant community hubs. The Durfee Innovation Society offers after-school programs, job opportunities, and essential resources to thousands of Detroit residents. Now, they're working on Anchor Detroit, a new "opportunity hub" in the Denby community. With a focus on education, workforce development, and health resources, Life Remodeled aims to create positive change for 18,000 community members annually.
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Turning Deadwood Into Gold: Amazon Workshop Crafts Art From Fallen Trees
In the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, a community in the Chico Mendes Extractive Reserve is turning fallen trees into art and everyday items. Led by Raimundão, cousin of late activist Chico Mendes, the woodshop provides new income for locals. Facing deforestation pressures, the reserve aims to diversify income sources. The Ateliê da Floresta studio engages women and youth in crafting unique pieces from forest materials, offering hope for sustainable living in the region.