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Even when you’re drunk, you’ve got to be on your game.

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Football is all about competition but the New England Patriots decided to help out their opponents for a good cause. Devon Still’s daughter Leah is currently fighting cancer and the Patriots paid tribute to her which brought Devon to tears.

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If you want to find out how kid’s day at school went, you’ve got to ask the right questions. Here are a few questions that will help you get the inside scoop.

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That’s not so bad! The guy in 4C is running an Airbnb for crying out loud!

When your tenants are constantly calling you to complain about the presence of bees in your apartment complex, it’s safe to assume that when you show up to take care of the matter, you’re going to see a flying insect or two. Seeing that this many of them have decided to reside in one of your buildings as well, however, would likely come as a surprise to you.

Check out the wing the bees were able to add on for themselves and see what all of their neighbors have been buzzing about.

Oh my.

Wait a second. You ALL met on Craigslist?

There’s no way this hive is up to code. I see an eviction notice in their future.

Wow. It’s no wonder the tenants wanted them out. With that many bees in one place, even their “get-togethers” must seem like pollen-fueled ragers.

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She always wanted a backyard, so her roommate surprised her with one. The cat was not impressed

Some might think that the outdoor deck in your apartment is just a waste of space. After all, you’re never out there, and it takes up space you’d love to add to your bedroom. But have you ever actually thought of how you could put it to better use? Well this Portlandian was inspired one day after complaining about Big City livin’ and the result is awesome-sauce. Check it out:

First she lined the balcony with a tarp for easy cleanup, then she spread some soil.

She then put a small fence to stop that lovely cat from trying to climb through the bars.

She then put a small fence to stop that lovely cat from trying to climb through the bars.

She rolled out the sod and gave it some water and they lined up some extra plants.

And of course, a chair was added, i.e., relax station.

Project complete!

2 months later, lawn is still going great, with only one small dead spot where everyone stands the most.

According to them, they let the grass grow without interruption.

Unless it gets to be too much, and only then do they break out scissors.

Add in a few lights, and you’ve got a great place to chillaxe.

How cool is that? Well I know what my weekend project is going to be. Toughest part now is getting MY roommate to agree

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A US landing craft was sunk off the coast and other troops are helping them to shore.

June 6 will mark the seventy year anniversary of D-Day, when the Allied soldiers landed on the beaches of Normandy. That operation turned the tide against the Axis powers in World War II.

Today, those beaches that were ravaged by war and such a crucial point in the battle are being used by tourists as a place to soak up the sun. They are such beautiful places, it’s hard to imagine what they looked liked on D-Day.

This gallery by photographer Chris Helgren compares what those beaches looked like on that fateful day in history and what they look like today. The stark difference is shocking.

Tourists walk along the beach-front at this port that was a departure point for thousands of Allied troops.

US reinforcements land on Omaha beach, near Vierville sur Mer, France.

Now, people can often be seen frolicking on this D-Day landing zone.

A girl walks along that same stony beach, bucket in hand.

US Army soldiers of the 8th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division, move out over the seawall on Utah Beach.

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Now, the remains of that concrete wall is s place where children can play.

A Cromwell tank leads British soldiers away from their landing point on Golden Beach.

This historical site is now a place where couples can sunbathe.

This US fighter jet crashed on Juno Beach, some time after Canadian forces came ashore.

The shore is a popular hot spot for tourists.

US troops make plans while hiding out at a farm near Utah Beach, surrounded by slain cattle.

Farmer Raymond Bertot, who was 19 when allied troops came ashore in 1944, poses on the property.

Troops gather near a captured German bunker on D-Day.

Now, that bunker is a historical site that can be visited near Saint Laurent sur Mer, France.

US Army reinforcements march up a hill after landing.

You can hike up that same hill to see some beautiful history and views.

A US flag lies as a marker on a destroyed bunker.

These bunkers are popular places that tourists visit.

Canadian troops patrol along the destroyed Rue Saint-Pierre after removing German forces.

Now, this street is a popular shopping destination.

A slain German soldier lies in the main square of Place Du Marche in Trevieres.

This square is now a spot countless tourists walk through, right where many have fallen.

US Army paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division drive a captured German vehicle.

Girls cross the street at the junction of Rue Holgate and RN13, where that vehicle was.

German prisoners-of-war march along Juno Beach.

This woman is sunbathing where many German troops were captured.

German prisoners of war captured after the D-Day landings are closely guarded by US soldiers.

All that remains of that makeshift camp is farmlands.

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He was alive, though. They named him Stuart Little. The kitten was terribly dehydrated, losing hair, and had badly infected eyes.

This small litter of kittens was found in terrible shape. They were nearly killed by their flea infestation, their eyes were badly infected and their mother was malnourished and semi-feral. The cats were in dire need of some human assistance. A Good Samaritan brought the kittens in to the Fabulous Felines NWA cat rescue to get help. It looked like all of them would make a recovery… except for one.

He was the runt, and he was in bad shape.

All of the kittens were sick, but beneath the pile of litter mates was a still, unmoving form

It was the runt. The rescuers thought he was dead.

He weighed just under 3oz, while his litter mates were about 9oz. He was 2-3 weeks old and weighed less than a newborn.

They cleaned his eyes with warm saline and began to tube feed Stuart (Chapstick tube for size).

Within a week of his rescue, his weight doubled. Not only that, but he began looking like a cat… and not a tiny mouse.

Stuart next to one of his litter mates, who were massive in comparison.

Stuart’s feral mom was very stressed and wouldn’t feed the babies, so this surrogate mother named Bessie gladly stepped in.

Bessie made sure that Stuart was getting enough to eat.

Stuart had loving litter mates, but also some great foster brothers and sisters as well. (His brother is sitting directly behind him.)

At 6 weeks old, Stuart was getting more cat-like, but his body still needed to catch up with his head.

He began following Bessie’s lead and began eating solid food.

Another Chapstick picture to show his growth.

At 8 weeks, he was finally up to 1lb.

At 12 weeks-old and still a little shy of the 2lb milestone.

As it turns out, Stuart had beautiful flame point Siamese markings.

His brother Gravy was happy to still have him around.

And after a long and tiring journey, Stuart found a forever home.

Even though Stuart started out in a much worse condition compared to his siblings Gravy, Biscuit, Omelette, Oatmeal, Pancake, and Pop Tart (he managed to get away with a non-breakfast food name), he ended up making a marvelous recovery thanks to his fighting spirit and kind hearted rescue workers. There are more neglected and homeless kitties in the world than you realize. What the people at Fabulous Felines and other rescues do to help these animals is truly touching.

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The world’s most expensive dog was sold for $2,000,000.

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Boy gets into traffic to help a dog that was hit.

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When karma does right things.

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