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Good News Thursday
A German Shepherd rescues two small children from a burning home in Florida.
http://wfla.com/2016/04/27/german-shepherd-helps-rescue-children-from-burning-home/
Here`s a show from the 70`s that I enjoyed as a kid. Salvage One, Andy Griffith plays a junk man that plots to salvage NASA equipiment that was left on the Moon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuW9bsp3Z2w
Here`s what`s on my bucket list, to go to one of the Exuma Islands in the Bahamas and swim with the pigs 🙂
♫ Here`s Born to be Alive. "♪a suitcase and a old guitar ♫ something there to occupy a mind like mine♫"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUhSlWaKcS4
Have a Great Day Everyone!
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Even more good news
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Re: Even more good news
I wish they would have put in the link how many were aborted. I suppose they have no information on that. Killing the babies is not news worthy.
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Re: Even more good news
I was giving it three hours before commenting that the Taliban Sex Police hadn't shown up.
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Re: Even more good news
It's the taliban that likes to rip the heads off the innocents.
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Good News for Modern Man...Reprised
community-wide initiatives were successful - each community increased the number of teens who received evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention interventions and reproductive health services, as well as the percentage of teens who received moderately or highly effective contraceptive methods, including long-acting reversible contraception. Many of those strategies are now being implemented across the U.S. through 84 new five-year teen pregnancy prevention grants supported by OAH.