r/BeAmazed • u/Wooden-Journalist902 • Nov 30 '25
History Mike Tyson visited Muhammad Ali one last time before his death.
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After nearly 15 years of being in the foster care system, 19-year-old Cozy was embraced by his new mom and dad, Tim and Anna Dietrich, on Monday.
Anna Dietrich met Cozy through her job at Project Zero, a nonprofit that connects children in foster care to a permanent, loving home.
“Honestly, the Lord made it clear that we were supposed to all-out adopt him. We’re supposed to give him our name, give him our family, and give him our whole hearts,” she said.
Cozy, who is nonverbal, was the longest waiting child in Arkansas’ foster care. But after 5,429 days, the wait is over.
Members from the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Project Zero, and members of other organizations who have gotten to know Cozy over the years squeezed into the packed courtroom.
“Cozy’s getting a whole crew today, and we’re so excited. And that is what we want for every single one of our waiting kids,” Anna Dietrich said.
The family celebrated the day by spending time together, visiting a park, and eating some of Cozy’s favorite things.
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Over the past two months, various Reddit communities have helped me honor my mom and her historic military past. Grateful 🙏🏾 Thank you!
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Medieval dental work was very sophisticated. They understood gold is biocompatible and didn't cause reactions with gums; if anything, it had good antibiotic effects. Likewise, they had very precise manual cavity cleaning tools, tooth extraction, and tooth filling (wax & cement).
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Vasili Arkhipov is, in my opinion, the greatest hero to ever exist. He was 1 of 3 commanding officers on a Soviet nuclear submarine who refused to approve the order to launch their nukes. The other two officers approved, and if he had also approved, world as we know it could very likely not exist. I encourage you all to look into this man because he’s criminally unrecognized for what he did for humanity.
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