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Always-Smiling Cashier in Need is Given $500 in Video Surprise

California YouTuber Daniel Fernandez surprised a hard working clerk at a store, giving her $500 just for being cheerful and enthusiastic toward everyone she meets every day.

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She Wanted Just One Game: Town Cheers Terminally Ill College Basketball Player

Thousands of cheering fans lined the streets of Cincinnati Sunday in support of a college freshman who wanted to play a single game of women's NCAA basketball, before her clock runs out.

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LinkedIn Idea 'Bring Your Parents to Work Day' is Spreading Worldwide

LinkedIn held its second annual 'Bring In Your Parents Day', an idea that was born when the company realized that one-third of their employees' parents had no clue about what their offspring did for work. With more than 50 other companies around the globe participating this year, the event (#BIYP) has become a worldwide initiative to help bridge the gap between professionals and their parents.

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Hospital Brings Horse to Visit Elderly Woman for Final Farewell (Video)

A hospital in in Wigan, England granted Sheila Marsh's dying wish to see her horse one more time. The Royal Albert Edward Infirmary arranged transportation for Marsh's favorite horse, whom she had looked after during the previous 25 years. Nurses wheeled her bed into the car park so she could say goodbye.

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At 108, Oldest Living Vet Likes Cigars, Whiskey and Driving to Church

Richard Overton, 108, is the oldest living veteran in the United States, but he's as active as ever. He still drives his old Ford pickup truck, attends church every Sunday, drinks whiskey in his coffee and smokes daily cigars.

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Saskatchewan Police Reward Good Behavior with 'Positive' Tickets

Prince Albert police are issuing tickets at an escalating rate, but the intention is not to punish -- it is to praise. Their Positive Ticketing Program rewards youth for good behavior and develops a rapport with patrolling officers.

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Good People of UK Raise £160k for Child's Treatment so Family Can Keep Home

When Frankie-Rose Lea was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor in August experts said her best chance of surviving was immediate proton beam therapy, but that would cost £160,000. Her parents put their house up for immediate sale, saying they would rather "live in a box" than fail to exhaust every possibility to save Frankie-Rose. Now they won't have to go homeless thanks to the generosity of people in the UK.

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Watch Strangers in China Lift Car to Save Woman Trapped After Bike Crash

Video from China shows the goodness of strangers as 20 people rush to the aid of a woman run over by a car following a motorbike crash.