Chris Arsenault dedicated his life to saving the forgotten and abandoned. After the tragic loss of his 24-year-old son in a motorcycle accident, Chris found himself lost in grief. One day, he came across a colony of 30 sickly cats near train tracks in Long Island. Instinctively, he took them in, nursing each one back to health. In their fragile lives, he found a sense of purpose and healing. That day changed everything. Chris turned his home into Happy Cat Sanctuary, creating a safe haven for countless stray and abandoned cats. Over the years, he built a world where these overlooked souls could feel loved and safe, transforming his entire…
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Baby whispering’ professor: Babies respond to calm
During a quiet university lecture, Professor Sydney Engelberg was teaching with calm passion in front of an attentive classroom. Suddenly, the persistent cries of a baby broke the silence. The child, held in the arms of his mother—a young student sitting at the back of the room—immediately drew everyone’s attention. The woman, visibly embarrassed, stood up intending to leave so as not to disturb the class further. But something unexpected happened. Before the mother could reach the door, Professor Engelberg briefly paused his lecture, calmly walked over, and without saying a word, took the baby into his arms. He then returned to the front of the class and resumed teaching…
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LOVE TO ALL OF US WHO SHARED THIS ERA
My mum used to cut chicken, chop eggs and spread butter on bread on the same cutting board with the same knife and no bleach, but we didn’t seem to get food poisoning. Our school sandwiches were wrapped in wax paper in a brown paper bag, not in ice pack coolers, but I can’t remember getting e. Coli Almost all of us would have rather gone swimming in the lake or at the beach instead of a pristine pool (talk about boring), no beach closures then. We all took PE ….. And risked permanent injury with a pair of Dunlop sandshoes instead of having cross-training athletic shoes with air cushion…
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A Cat Story
There once were two cats who lived across the road from the school in a small town near you. One of them, named Fluff, lived in a nice house and her best friend, Kat, lived next door in a rather old and ugly house. The owners of the cats were best friends too. One year both cats had kittens at the same time. The first kitten born to Fluff was pretty little white cat. She was bigger than her brothers and sisters and her owners named her Beauty. Everyone who saw her felt that her name fit her perfectly. Just a few hours later Kat had her kittens. But because…
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In 1958, a mummy was found in the Acacus Mountains, southwest of Libya, about 5,600 years old.
In 1958, a mummy was found in the Acacus Mountains, southwest of Libya, about 5,600 years old. 2- This discovery aroused the interest of the world, given that the history of the mummy predates by about 1500 years the time of mummification recorded in the ancient Egyptian civilization, which dates back to (2250-2750) BC, which prompted scientists to reconsider the belief that prevailed that mummification in the African continent It began in Egypt, and pushed a new hypothesis that its source is likely to be one of the unknown previous civilizations that arose in the area now known as Libya over a period of 20,000 years. 3- The mummy’s name…
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Patrick Swayze With Beloved Dogs
Patrick Swayze was a huge animal lover and kept a menagerie of pets with his wife Lisa – which included farm animals, horses and dogs – at his ranch in the San Gabriel Mountains. Animals were such a part of his life that Swayze once said, “I don’t keep track of time… The segments of my life are in movies or animal generations.” In 1995, while filming Three Wishes, Swayze had to grapple with the death of his beloved dog Cody. In an interview that year, he said, “Cody – my guardian, my conscience, my friend, my son, my bodyguard for years – this 115-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback, who truly…
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Genes reveal how the seahorse got its snout and why males get pregnant
Seahorses remain an enigma. These mysterious-looking creatures appear to float around coastal seas with a grace and level of perfection that sucks in observers and admirers from all quarters of society. In ancient Greek and Roman times, seahorses were revered. They were once seen as symbols of power and of authority. Even the Latin taxonomic family name stirs the imagination, as Hippocampus translates as the “horse sea monster”. The reality is that seahorses are part of the teleost group – the most common type of fish – and so are far more closely related to an Atlantic cod than to any horses, monsters or imaginary creatures. But seahorses also have…
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KitKat History
In the 1930s, British confectionery company Rowntree’s founded KitKat in the United Kingdom. The vision was to create a chocolate bar that could be consumed on-the-go without creating a mess, which lead to the birth of KitKat. In 1935, a heartwarming treat named “Rowntree’s Chocolate Crisp” hit the shelves in stores around the United Kingdom. This delectable snack consisted of layers of wafer cake, covered in creamy milk chocolate. Fast forward to now, and we all know and love it as Nestle KitKat. This somewhat simple name was derived from the Kit Kat Club, an exclusive 18th-century club for the elite in London. The name was chosen to add a…
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Keanu Reeves
He was abandoned by his father at 3 years old and grew up with 3 different stepfathers. He is dyslexic. His dream of becoming a hockey player was shattered by a serious accident. His daughter died at birth. His wife died in a car accident. His best friend, River Phoenix, died of an overdose. His sister has leukemia.And with everything that has happened, Keanu Reeves never misses an opportunity to help people in need. When he was filming the movie “The Lake House,” he overheard the conversation of two costume assistants; One cried because he would lose his house if he did not pay $20,000 and on the same day…
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Praise Pours In For Dairy Queen Manager Who Helped A Blind Man
Joey Prusak of Minnesota went viral after helping a blind man Dairy Queen has officially crowned a King of Kindness. Joey Prusak, the 19-year-old manager of a D.Q. in Hopkins, Minn., became an inspiration when he proved that people are willing to do the right thing…even if they think no one is watching. Last week, Prusak was working the counter at the ice cream shop during lunch when a blind man dropped $20. He told Minnesota’s local CBS 4, “The lady behind him picked it up really quickly. I had no time to say, ‘Sir, you dropped that.'” He said that he expected the woman, who was in her 50s…
