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A very punk Mary River Turtle.
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Hayley Williams Discusses New Paramore Album
Hayley Williams of Paramore recently did a new interview to discuss the band’s next album, among other things. Check out the full interview here and a snippet below by clicking “Read More.”
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Hayley Williams will always be one of my favorite people.
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I want to try something new as I have hit a plateau, I love this plan and hope you will too. :)
Vegan Detox Food Guideline
A vegan diet excludes all forms of animal products. A Guide to Eating Vegan Foods (see ) provides a detailed guideline of what foods you can eat while on a vegan…
1. Practice Long, Slow Eating
In a study published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association in 2011, researchers in New Zealand looked at the relationship 2,500 women had between their self-reported speeds of eating and their body mass indexes. For each step up in speed (on a…
Graduated from college yesterday. Needless to say, I was pretty darn excited!
BOY RAISES MONEY FOR ABUSED DOG WITH LEMONADE STAND - “…tears overcame he and his mother when meeting the dog for the first time.”
A 12-year-old boy named Caide was so moved by the story of a neglected dog named Hercules that he started a lemonade stand to raise money for Hercules’ medical treatment. Hercules, an American Bulldog, was found severely emaciated and neglected in a basement in New Jersey. Caide ended up raising over $3700 for surgery and other treatment for Hercules with the help of others in the community. Here’s the story from nj.com:
When Hercules, a 3-year-old American Bull Dog, was found locked in a small crate in the basement of a Wenonah home, he barely had enough muscle tone to walk…Extremely malnourished, covered in his own feces and urine and full of fleas, the image of a dog in such dire need of care was too much to bear for 12-year-old Caide Wileczek.
Now, a lemonade stand and over $3,700 later, Wileczek got his first chance to meet his newly rescued companion on Saturday at the Delaware Valley Veterinary Hospital.
With friends and family present, Wileczek was greeted by the newly revitalized Hercules as tears overcame he and his mother when meeting the dog for the first time.
With the help of his classmates and his family, Wileczek went on to raise $3,748.33 to put towards Hercules’s medical care
As you can tell from the picture, Hercules is doing much better. It’s amazing what one boy managed to accomplish for this dog. Caide and Hercules are truly an inspiration to us all. Click here and here for the full story, and click here for the Facebook page for the Delaware Valley Veterinary Hospital where Hercules is staying. Also, the people who neglected Hercules need to rot in jail. Really.
And this is when the tears start rolling.
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