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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were married in 1988 and are still going strong. They will celebrate their 25 anniversary this year and both seem to be as happy as ever. To be married in Hollywood for 25 years is absolutely amazing. If only we could see more stories like this come out of Hollywood  rather than the regular BS in the tabloids we would probably have some better relationship role models. Hats off to you Tom and Rita. We congratulate you both on your life long commitment and wish you the very best for years to come.

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If you are under age, do not drink. If you are of age and do drink, drink responsibly. Be RFL and call a cab. Now have fun watching the game!

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Brian Mosby isn’t your ordinary dude. When he wants to have a good time, things tend to get a little crazy. Brian recently took a walk on a tightrope, or a “slackline” near Rio de Janeiro. The rope was strung at an altitude of 850 meters. While he carefully braved the insane gap on a rope, his assistants took some pretty awesome pictures of Brian. If there’s any way to get over your fear of heights, I doubt this is it. RFL to you Brian Mosby, you are truly one Radass dude living life to the fullest!

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The idea was to create something simple, and certainly nothing too complicated. After looking through hundreds of listings, they settled on a Top 10 list to explore. After a long day of looking around, they landed at what would later become Finca Bellavista. At the end of a steep gravel road in the middle of the jungle, they macheted a path through a tangle of weeds to the edge of Rio Bellavista. They explored about 100 yards of the property’s river frontage before deciding that it was a surreal place… nearly like a national park in its grandeur.

That evening, celebrating their find, they began to brainstorm ways they could afford the 62-acre property. Recalling the trees on the property as spectacular, Erica threw the idea of building a tree-house on the table for discussion. Both knew that the parcel was far bigger than what they needed or wanted, especially for something simple like a tree-house. Erica then wondered out loud if friends or other people might be interested in going in on the property cost to make it more financially feasible… and maybe they would like to build a tree-house too… And wouldn’t it be cool if the tree-houses were connected with zip-lines and bridges? Kind of like the Ewok village in Return of the Jedi…

The idea sprouted from that small seed, and that’s what Finca Bellavista is becoming today – a fantastic yet real treetop paradise where people can live out their dreams. The whole of the property is now close to 600 acres, encompassing an entire peninsula of rainforest mountain, frontage on two whitewater rivers, countless big trees, and lots of cool critters like frogs, birds and monkeys. A handful of dedicated employees, owners and friends have all contributed their time, energy, and creativity in to make ‘the finca’ what it is today.

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BANGO Elementary School is located halfway up the mountain, and the path winds through a dangerous cliff, passes through mountain passes and tunnels. This pathway is less than 0.5 meters in width, and children cling to the rock. Although there is another safer route, it takes two hours. The only thing that somehow soothes parents is that the 49 children accompanied by an experienced teacher.

In Sumatra, Indonesia, about 20 students with a strong will to knowledge must pass on a rope at a height of one meter above the river to get to class in the city of Padang.

After crossing the river, they still have 11 kilometers through the jungle. 

In the Indonesian village prespokoynenko children ride their bicycles on the aqueduct, which separates the village from the town of Suro Plempungan in Java.

In the Philippines, children in the primary schools use inflatable tires to cross the river on their way to school in a remote village in the province of Rizal, east of tManily.

The local community has filed a petition to the government to build a suspension bridge and make the transition easier, faster and safer.

These are the bridges, gondolas quite common in Nepal. Children use them to get to the other side. For decades, this lack of security led to numerous accidents. Fortunately, several charities are trying to build a safe crossing.

These children live in a boarding school in Pili, and every day they have to travel on dangerous cliffs.

And finally, this photo should finally wake up in your children a desire to learn! This girl is obviously going to gain knowledge – she goes to school in the midst of the conflict between Israeli forces and Palestinians in a refugee camp in Shuafat.

So the next time you think you have it bad, consider this post. Some in life go through much more just to have what we take for granted.

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