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Husband Spends 2 Years Planting Thousands of Flowers For His Blind Wife to Smell – Ned Hardy
If you need any more proof that Kanye West is a massive cunt, check out his leaked backstage rant – Newser
Paris Dylan knows exactly how to get your attention – Maxim
Melissa Carver Is Our Fitness Babe Of The Day! – Linkiest
The Most Ridiculous Craigslist Ads of All Time – Ranker
These Guys Just Broke Into Micheal Jackson’s Old House. They Never Expected To Find This Inside – Slip Talk
Quite possibly the funniest thing you will see today…Deleted Robocop Scene (nsfw) – YouTube
Madonna’s Daughter Hits the Beach in a Tiny Bikini – Popoholic
15 Secret Movie Scenes After the Credits Rolled – TV Overmind
The Hottest Instagram Pics of Sarah McDaniel – Playboy
The 40 Sexiest And Most Revealing Celebrity Selfies And Twitter Pics of All Time! – Radar Online
Hannah Ferguson Thong Bikini Photoshoot – Drunken Stepfather
Happiness Hack: This One Ritual Made Me Much Happier – Medium
You Might Like This Charlotte McKinney Nip Slip GIF – G-Celeb
Math Equation on Dat Booty! – Tosh
The 25 Scariest Horror Movie Villains – Gunaxin
Disgraced Boxer Manny Pacquiao Digs Himself Into An Even Bigger, (Anti)Gayer Hole – The Blemish
Cute asian girl has some nice bewbs (nsfw) – Ehowa
‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Author Harper Lee Dies at 89 – The Movie Network
LSD Could One Day Be Used to Help People Confront Death – VICE
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Target : Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon
Like I’mma sit and fight with you over some slut bitch cunt/That made me put up with her psycho ass over six months/And only spread her legs to let me hit once
Target: Entire Murder Inc. Roster, Ja Rule
“I’m back in the game, shorty, to rule and conquer/You sing for hoes and sound like the Cookie Monster”
Target: Ice Cube
“Hyprocrite, I’m filling out your death certificate/Slanging bean pies and St. Ides in the same sentence”
Target: Death Row Records, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg
“Used to be my homie, used to be my ace/Now I wanna slap the taste out yo’ mouth/Make you bow down to the Row/Fuckin’ me, now I’m fuckin’ you, little hoe.”
Target(s): Benzino/The Source
“What you know about being bullied over half your life / Oh that’s right, you should know what that’s like, you’re half white / Vanilla Ice, spill the beans and rice / I’m eating you alive inside, Jesus Christ!”
Target: Death Row Records, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg
They tried to fade you on Dre Day, But Dre Day only met Eazy’s pay day / All of the sudden Dr. Dre is the G thang/But on his old album covers, he was the she-thang” (Eazy-E)
Target: Prodigy, Nas
“Four albums in 10 years nigga? I could divide/That’s one every, let’s say, two/Two of them shits was doo/One was naahhh, the other wasIllmatic/That’s a one-hot-album-every-10-year average”
Target(s): Jay Z
“When these streets keep callin’, heard it when I was asleep / That this Gay-Z and Cockafella Records wanted beef / Started cockin’ up my weapon, slowly loadin’ up this ammo / To explode it on a camel and his soldiers / I can handle this for dolo / And his manuscript just sound stupid / When KRS already made an album called Blueprint / First Biggie’s your man / Then you got the nerve to say you’re better than Big / Dick suckin’ lips / Why don’t you let the late, great veteran live.”
Target(s): Dr. Dre, NWA, Jerry Heller, Ruthless Records
“Ay yo Dre, stick to producing / Calling me Arnold, but you Benedict / Eazy-E saw your ass and went in quick / You got jealous when I got my own company / But I’m a man, and ain’t nobody humping me / Trying to sound like Amerikkka’s Most / You could yell all day, but you don’t come close / Cause you know I’m the one that flowed / Ya done run 100 miles, but you still got one to go / With the L-E-N-C-H-M-O-B, and y’all disgrace the C-P-T / Cause you’re getting fucked out your green by a White boy / With no Vaseline.”
Target(s): Notorious B.I.G., Lil Kim, Puff Daddy, Bad Boy Family, Mobb Deep, Junior M.A.F.I.A.
“First off: fuck your bitch and the clique you claim / Westside when we ride, come equipped with game / You claim to be a player but I fucked your wife / We bust on Bad Boys niggas fucked for Life.”
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Plastic Surgery is hugely popular in South Korea. According to one estimate, in 2011 13 million operations were performed on a population of just 50 million.
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UTA Flight 772 was a scheduled flight operating from Brazzaville in the Republic of Congo to Paris CDG airport in France.
On Tuesday, September 19th, 1989 the aircraft exploded over Niger in the Tenere region of the Sahara Desert. French investigators determined a suitcase bomb planted by Libyan terrorists to be the cause. All 170 people on board died.
Eighteen years later, families of the victims gathered at the crash site to build a memorial.
Due to the remoteness of the location, pieces of the wreckage could still be found at the site.
The memorial was created by Les Familles de l’Attentat du DC-10 d’UTA, an association of the victims’ families along with the help of local inhabitants.
The memorial was built mostly by hand and uses dark stones to create a 200-foot diameter circle
The Tenere region is one of the most inaccessible places on the planet. The stones were trucked to the site from over 70 kilometers away.
The memorial was built over the course of two months in May and June of 2007.
170 broken mirrors, representing each victim, were placed around the circumference of the memorial.
The memorial is anchored by the starboard wing of the aircraft which was trucked to the site from 10 miles away. Workers had to dig up the wing and empty it of sand.
A plaque commemorating each victim is affixed to the wing.
The memorial was partly funded by the $170 million compensation package provided by the Libyan government.
The memorial can be seen from Google Earth.
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These Shots Are All You Need To See From Miami’s Model Volleyball Tournament – Maxim
Man Saves for 10 Years to Buy an Ambulance for Sick Homeless Pets – Ned Hardy
Watch What Happens When Cannabis Is Injected Into Cancer Cells. This Is Mind Blowing – Slip Talk
16 Things Every Red-Blooded Male Was Into As A Teenager – Linkiest
First American to Have Penis Transplant Is Selected – Newser
What it’s like to attend the most elite boarding school in America – Business Insider
The 10 Hottest WWE Divas – Playboy
Scary Texts from Crazy Ex Girlfriends – Ranker
10 Awesome Movies Where the Bad Guys Win – TV Overmind
20 Scorching Hot Sexy Photos Of Hailey Clauson – Star Pulse
The Best Exercises for Better Sex, According to a Trainer – Thrillist
Historians say this one tiny, little fact about Hitler may explain his fits of rage – Rare
These gorgeous anchors have the power to make even the most boring story seem interesting – ViralNova
The 50 Things You Need To Do For A Relationship To Last – Thought Catalog
Wife Catches Husband Banging Another Woman – Drunken Stepfather
This girl has a perfect body (nsfw) – Ehowa
Kid slaps a dancers ass – Tosh
‘Justice League’ Set to Begin Filming in April – The Movie Network
Britney Spears Has Still Got It…Or Does She? – G-Celeb
Bras Optional Because The Girls Deserve To Be Free (34 Photos) – Radass
Oh hey Samantha Hoopes – Celeb Slam
The Scariest TV Shows of All-Time – Gunaxin
30 Pics of Short-Haired Girls for Long, Lonely Nights – Regretful Morning
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Caveman’s Hot Picks Of The Day – Caveman Afterdark
Boyfriend Built A Makeshift Wheelchair For His Girlfriend’s Disabled Dog – Ned Hardy
Elvis’s Granddaughter Is the Redhead Stunner We Never Knew We Needed – Maxim
14 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets of Plumbers – Linkiest
Sara Jean Underwood Recreates ‘Pulp Fiction’, ‘Avengers’ and More of Your Favorite Sexy Movie Scenes – Playboy
This Swimming Pool Cost Over $2 Million. Wait Until You See What This Has – Slip Talk
Famous Assassination Weapons From History – Ranker
Stephanie Rose Bertram Was White Hot for a SI Event – G-Celeb
Listen to Morgan Freeman Give GPS Directions – Time
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay millions for failing to disclose one of its products is linked to cancer – Rare
Hitler had a micro-penis? – Newser
Joanna Krupa Gives Us A Nice View (nsfw) – Drunken Stepfather
Costco is beating Walmart and Amazon with the ‘best business model’ in retail – Business Insider
The 12 Best One-on-One Fights in Movies – TV Overmind
Bella Thorne Busts Out Her Awesome Booty To The Max! – Popoholic
Super-nutrient “cocktail” changing the lives of Alzheimer’s and dementia patients (recipe here) – Nutrition and Healing
9 of the World’s Most Expensive Virginity Auctions – Radass
Here’s Why Jessica Hinton Rules Social Media – The Blemish
Cute blonde takes a hot selfie (nsfw) – Ehowa
38 Sexy Pigtail Girls to Grab Hold Of – Regretful Morning
Zack Snyder And Jason Momoa Tweet Photo On ‘Justice League’ Set – The Movie Network
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Plus and Minus numbers (1 or 2 digit numebrs) on the spread are how you adjust the final score to the game to make it closer to 50/50.
Yesterday everyone expected the Orlando magic to beat the Philadelphia 76ers. So no one would bet $100 to win $100 on the 76ers because it was not a 50/50 proposition, so there are several options to bet on the game.
If you find the line on a website/newspaper/sportsbook, the options would be money line or spread.
The money line options are below, that means you are just betting on the winner of the game. Since the game is not actually a 50/50 proposition, the payouts are not equal.
Orlando -240 (this means you bet $240 to win $100 if Orlando wins the game.
Philadelphia +200 (this means you bet $100 to win $200 if Philadelphia wins the game.)
Some people don’t like to “lay” 270 to win 100, so the other option for betting on a game is the spread. This is when the bookmaker adjusts the score to make it closer to 50/50, so the payouts can be closer to 50/50.
You could have bet on:
Orlando -5.5 -110. that means you bet $110 dollars, and win $100 if Orlando wins by 5.5 points or ore.
or
Philadelphia +5.5 -110. that means you bet $110 and you win $100 if Philadelphia loses by 5.5 or less (or wins)
The final score of the game was Orlando 124, Philadelphia 115, so according to the spread, the final score was either 118.5-115 or 124-120.5. So Orlando -5.5 won, and Philadelphia +5.5 lost.
Eventually the war will be over. If you are still alive but you committed war crimes, you may be punished.
Some things are so horrible that neither side wants them used, because then both sides will lose. Example: nukes.
Some things are so horrible that they will convince neutral countries to join the struggle against you.
You want the enemy to treat your prisoners and civilians decently, so you do the same — knowing that if you stop the decency, they may stop too.
– Concise_Pirate
Bluntly put, the median lethal dose (LD50) of THC (the active ingredient in marijuana) is so high and the methods of intake so dilute that you would have to do absolutely impossible feats to have it occur. While there are a couple of different and conflicting sources, one estimate placed it at 40,000 times as much as the dose needed to get high. This is contrasted with alcohol, where five to ten times the amounted needed to get you drunk can kill you. To extrapolate, With pot brownies you’d die of sugar poisoning long before the THC got you. With smoking, you’d have to smoke something like 1,500 pounds of weed in a period of 15 minutes.
To actually manage a THC overdose you’d have to spend a lot of effort to first purify a sizable quantity of THC and then ingest it rapidly. This would never happen accidentally.
– WorkingMouse
First generation earns it, second generation grows up being taught to appreciate it while being encouraged to take their own risks to try and create their own fortunes, and then the third generation grows up squandering both without being taught either lesson.
Money. College football and basketball generate a lot of money and donations from alumni. Especially if you have really wealthy alumni like T. Boone Pickens. He paid for a lot of new athletic buildings. There are lots of former college players with degrees that can barely read or write but were able to run fast with a ball. Several colleges have been busted for enrolling their athletes in phantom classes where they never had to show up and still earned A’s. My best friend’s cousin played football at a college in Texas and wouldn’t have to turn in assignments or take exams in most classes.
– AT_thruhiker2016
Let me eliminate all the cooking (of which I, and most chefs, do very little) and all the things concerning direct supervision of cooking.
In the morning I do a stock muster and make sure we have everything we need to make it through the day. I read my team’s notes and the front of the house notes and try to understand what I need to order to have it here in a timeframe that allows me to never run out and nothing to come too early and spoil.
I attempt to make my dishes cheaper without sacrificing quality. I do this once every few weeks, call purveyors and see what I can do, etc.
I then go though my bills, pay them, call around for all other things bureaucratic, make shift plans and read my work emails. If someone called in sick, I send WhatsApp or SMS messages around and see if I can get them replaced.
By now it’s noon, I talk to the prep cooks, do bossy things, like reprimand, acknowledge, praise, and ask for feedback and concerns. Sometimes I have to spend some time in private with one of the prep cooks if something comes up.
I then meet with the Maitre d’ and the Sommelier to make sure we have everything squared, get their feedback on my guys and gals, my food, and through them customer feedback. I give the Sommelier my wine needs list, she goes fill them, and I talk with the Maitre d’ about covers and expected fill on the place. I also relay my guys’ concerns with his people, and pass on praise.
I spend 30 minutes doing Internet research on Yelp, etc. to see what people wrote about us.
By now, my Sous is in, and we grab tools and fix equipment. Things break, we have to get them working before the kitchen goes hot.
My cooks file in, I do the same things I did with the prep shift, ask about needs, etc. I also have someone cook all the new stuff and specials to feed to the waiters when they come in in an hour.
Lots of cooking ensues here.
After the rush phase I go back and do more administrative work. I’m incorporating what I heard that day, schedule maternity leaves, vacations, do all the parole and court stuff I have to do for some of my cooks, write emails to suppliers and manufacturers. I show the Maitre d’ my new idea for a plate, see if there’s a reason the front of the house wouldn’t want to have those dishes on those plates (they’re the boss there, I can only suggest), and I pull cooks off the line to talk to them if I have to.
I start cleaning when the kitchen goes cold, cooks help (usually the FNG and someone who screwed up that day), Sous goes home.
I do my cover reports for the day, have a drink with the other middle managers in the joint, and go home myself.
– Jonas Mikka Luster
When a person is alive and with-it, they “participate” in being held by making sure weight is distributed to your core. Getting a floppy body to have its weight distributed to your core muscles is hard and this makes balancing difficult and causes you to engage relatively weak muscles.
– bguy74
Horse bones are incredibly dense and fairly difficult to break, but when they do break they do not heal well, easily, or quickly and are very prone to infection. Most would die a slow painful death from infection, even with antibiotics and other medical care. Those that survive would most likely not have full use of the leg, and have a leg prone to break again.
Taste is a lot of things more than just what your tongue tells you.
Take for example those blind taste tests were fancy wine doesn’t taste as good when you don’t know it’s fancy. Your brain uses last experiences as a short cut. Your brain expects fancy wine to be tasty so it is.
Your brain doesn’t like being confused. Ever drank one thing expecting it to be something different? It’s a disgusting experience because your brain had its expectations violated.
If something has the texture of steak your brain expects to to be steak and you’ll get the full experience that way. If you had steak shakes all the time you’d probably grow to like it. However, I bet you tend to only have smoothies and such in that form, and thus your brain expects that type of fruity drink for smoothy textures.
If anyone tells you there are objective standards, they’re full of shit. This is a matter of personal taste. There are trends. There are many people who loved Hoffman’s acting. But if you don’t, you’re not wrong. At worst, you’re eccentric.
(An interesting question—and one you didn’t ask so I won’t answer it, here—is why are there trends? Even if Hoffman isn’t objectively a great actor, why do so many people love him? For that matter, why do so many people love the Beatles, Shakespeare, and Leonardo Da Vinci? Maybe someone will ask a question about why there are general trends in taste…)
I’m a director who has been working with actors for almost 30 years, and I’m the son of a film historian. I’ll give you my definition of good acting. But I really want to stress (for the last time, then I’ll quit) is that if I say Pacino is great and you disagree, my experience does not make me right and you wrong. It just means we have different tastes.
For me, an actor is good if …
1. he makes me believe he’s actually going through whatever his character is going through. I’m talking somewhat about physical stuff (“He really is getting shot!” “He really isjumping off a moving train!”) but mostly about psychological stuff. (“He really is scared!” “He really is in love!”) If an actor seems to be “faking it,” he’s not doing his job (as I define it).
2. he has to surprise me. This is the most nebulous requirement, but it’s important. Except for really small parts that aren’t supposed to call attention to themselves (e.g. a bank teller who just cashes the hero’s checks), it’s not enough for actors to just seem real. Seeming real is a requirement, but a second requirement is that I can’t predict their every reaction before they have it.
Think of how a woman might react if her boyfriend breaks up with her. There are many, many truthful ways—ways which would seem like a human being reacting and not like a space alien behaving in some bizarre, unbelievable way.
She might break down and cry; she might laugh hysterically; she might throw water in his face; she might go completely numb, having no expression at all…
An actor’s job is to know the breadth of human possibility and the depths of their own possibilities. They must pull from this well and surprise us. Otherwise, they become boring and predictable.
There are many ways and actor can surprise. Gary Oldman and Johnny Depp surprise us by being truthful while playing multiple, very different roles. Jack Nicholson surprises by being … surprising. Even though he’s not a chameleon like Oldman or Depp, you never know what he’s going to do next. But whatever her does, it’s grounded in psychological reality. It never seems fake.
Christopher Walken, Glenn Close, Al Pacino, and many others have a surprising danger in them. They’re a little scary to be around, because you feel they might jump you or blow up at you at any time. They are ticking time bombs.
And, of course, many comedic actors (e.g. Julia Louis-Dreyfus) surprise us in all sorts of quirky, zany ways. Or watch Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant in “Bringing Up Baby.” Absolutely surprising and absolutely truthful!
Another great example of surprising acting that never seems fake is Diane Keaton’s work in “Annie Hall.”
3. he is vulnerable. Great actors share the parts of themselves that most people keep hidden. They are always naked. (Some are literally naked, but I’m talking about emotional nakedness.) Bad actors are guarded. They don’t want to share the parts of themselves that are ugly, mean, petty, jealous, etc.
There are so many examples of actors being naked on stage and screen. My favorite is Rosalind Russell in the movie “Picnic.” Rent it some time if you haven’t seen it. She plays a middle-aged schoolteacher who is in danger of growing old an dying alone. There’s a heartbreaking scene in which she begs a man to marry her. She goes down on her knees in front of him. She gives up every scrap of dignity inside her and lets the scared, hurting parts of herself burst out.
These are the same scared, hurt parts that are inside all of us—the parts we work hard to hide. Hiding them (by holding them in) takes a toll on us, and one of the greatest gifts actors can give is to sacrifice their dignity for us for us. They expose themselves so we don’t have to. They are like Christ dying for our sins.
This ties in with everything I wrote above: when actors are exposed and raw, it’s always surprising. And if it doesn’t seem real, there’s no point in it. In fact, this sort of emotional nakedness is very hard to fake. If you ever get a sense that an actor is showing you a secret part of himself, he probably is.
Examples (in my opinion) are Julianne Moore and Bryan Cranston. Also, rent “The Browning Version” sometime. The early one (not the remake). Watch Michael Redgrave. He turns himself inside out and wrings out all his pain.
4. he knows how to listen. It’s fascinating to watch actors when they’re not speaking. Some are too caught up in ego or technicalities (e.g. trying to remember their next line) to totally focus on whoever it is they’re acting with. Others seem to register everything they hear. You can see whatever is being said to them physically affecting them, as if the words are slapping them across the face. Watch Claire Danes. She’s an amazing listener.
5. he has a well-honed “instrument.” By which I mean he knows how to use his voice and body to serve whatever role he’s playing. This doesn’t necessarily mean he’s slim and has a six-pack. James Gandolfini used his body well. It means he knows how to move and talk in expressive ways. His voice and body aren’t fighting him or holding tension that’s inappropriate to his role.
One negative example: Kristen Stewart. It’s almost painful to watch her. She looks like she’d rather be anywhere else besides in front of a camera. She is (or seems) very self-conscious.
To me, Hoffman was great because he embodied all of these traits. He was vocally and physically gifted. He wasn’t in great shape, but he used the shape he had in expressive ways. If you watch him closely when he’s not speaking, you’ll see he always listened to his co-stars closely. What they say affected him deeply, and his reactions grew organically our of whatever they had previously said or done to him.
He was profoundly vulnerable. Always. This was his most distinctive trait. You always knew what you were getting from him was raw and honest. It was this rawness—as well as intelligence and a sly sense of humor—that made his work surprising and fresh. And I never once saw anything from him that seemed fake.
I don’t hate Tom Cruise the way some people do. To me, he’s believable most of the time. He’s just not very interesting. He rarely surprises me, and he doesn’t seem to dig deep into a anything raw or vulnerable inside him. He seems guarded. The must vulnerable I’ve seen him is in “Eyes Wide Shut,” in which he did some good work. But it wasn’t brilliant. And it’s not his norm.
Keep in mind that many people (who aren’t themselves actors, directors, or obsessive film buffs) aren’t very clear on what an actors contributes to a film. Which is fine. It’s not necessary for most audiences members to understand who does what during production.
Lots of people think an actor is great if they like his character. But that’s often a function of good writing more that good acting. Or they think he’s good if he pulls off some impressive effect, such as gaining or losing a lot of weight or pretending to be handicapped. Those are impressive stunts, but they aren’t the core of what actors do. If you forced me to rank Dustin Hoffman in “Rain Man” vs. Dustin Hoffman in “Kramer vs. Kramer,” I’d say he did more exciting work in the latter. In “Rain Man” he was able to hid behind some stunts. In “Kramer vs. Kramer,” he just had to be truthful.
Some people think acting is good if they like the movie. Keanu Reeves, in my mind, is a horrible actor—mostly because he’s wooden and fake. It often seems as if he’s reading from cue cards rather than saying words that are his. But some people like him because they think the Matrix films are cool. They confuse the movies with the actor. If some other actor had been in those films, those same people would have liked him. It’s not really the actor (or not entirely the actor) they’re liking. But since he plays the protagonist, they focus on him.
Finally, many people confuse an actor’s life with his work. Tom Cruise is a good example. He’s a high-profile Scientologist, and many people dislike that religion. They dislike his acting at least in part because they find him unsavory as a person. To some extent, this may be a sign of bad acting on his part. At least, he’s not a good-enough actor to make people forget about his private life while they’re watching him in movies. To some extent, it wouldn’t matter how skilled he was.
Currently, many people are having strong reactions to work by Woody Allen and Mia Farrow that have nothing to do with what they’re doing on screen. I’m not even remotely saying such people are wrong, stupid, or crazy. I’m just saying that people’s reactions to actors are often complicated and not 100% influenced by their performances.
– Marcus Geduld, Artstic Director, Folding Chair Classical Theatre, NYC
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I stumbled upon LA-based singer-songwriter, Jessica Rotter, whose warm vocals and soothing melodies grabbed me right from the start. She’s super successful working with such awesome artists like Sam Smith, Daft Punk, and Alicia Keys.
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Wherever James Isaac goes, Mahe follows – even into the boy’s hospital bed.
The 9-year-old is autistic and relies on the black labrador to keep him safe and calm. James does not speak and flinches from human touch and eye contact, but with Mahe things are different. He will curl up happily with Mahe.
When James had to go to the hospital for an MRI to help diagnose his seizures, his mother was worried how the experience would go, but was relieved that Mahe was allowed to accompany James on the visit.
As James went under general anaesthetic, Mahe watched with concern.
Mahe never left his side.
Life for the Isaac family has improve immensely since Mahe came into their lives, two years ago.
Mahe’s presence not only calms James, but keeps him safe. Out and about, he is attached to Mahe on a tether. If he strays too far, or starts running towards a busy road, Mahe sits down and won’t budge.
“There is such a magic that happens between a child with autism and the dogs, they just calm the kids down,” said Wendy Isaacs of The Assistance Dogs New Zealand Trust, who trained Mahe for six months. “The kids will maintain eye contact with the dog, but often not with their own parents and siblings.”
She added that if James’ seizures persisted, Mahe will be trained to pick up on early warning signs and whine or bark to alert his parents.
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The Epic Journey Of A Refugee Cat To Find Its Family – Ned Hardy
This Instagram Model Has Some of the Most Insane Curves on the Planet – Maxim
CarMax Salesman Killed in Corvette Test Drive Gone Wrong – Newser
It’s Going To Take A Genius To Crack These 25 Secret Messages. There’s A Reason Why They’ve Never Been Solved – Slip Talk
In-N-Out Secret Menu Items – Ranker
10 weird things you’ll only see in Florida – Rare
Ranking The Top Five Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies – TV Overmind
These Old Mental Asylum Photos Will Make You Glad You’re Living In The 21st Century – Linkiest
Yes, You Really Can Break That Part of Your Body – Playboy
10 Things Every Man Wishes His Partner Would STOP Doing – The Good Men Project
Guy sued Michael Jordan for $416 million on the grounds that his resemblance to the hoops legend caused emotional pain and suffering and 53 other crazy things people have gone to court over – Radar Online
Bella Thorne’s Side View Booty – G-Celeb
Terry Crews Gets Real About His Former Addiction to Porn – The Blemish
Paris Hilton Herpes Up the Maldives Birthday Event of the Day – Drunken Stepfather
It’s Another Happy Hump Day – Radass
40 Pics of Phoenix Marie to Get You Rising – Regretful Morning
The most chillest lizards you will ever see – Tosh
Sean Penn’s daughter just got hotter – Celeb Slam
Top 5 Most Expensive Basketball Sneakers of All Time – Classy Bro
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