Bitten by Tragedy Cesar Millan s Dog Whisperer"

What makes you wise in life is not the successes, it’s when you go down and come back

Chance Encounters with Cesar Millan: How to Walk a Dog

Watch as Cesar helps an unsuspecting beachgoer learn how to master the walk.

Tom Jones - Take My Love (I Want To Give It) - The Jonathan Ross Show 10...

You Won't Need Me For Long

A song for my sweet little baby, and a reminder to myself to slow down and enjoy the sweetness of motherhood ❤️

YouTube Challenge - I Told My Kids I Ate All Their Halloween Candy 2015

Dog Hoards Tater Tots

Mom noticed that her tater tots were missing and when she looked around her dog, Chase was nowhere to be found. So she came to the conclusion that Chase stole her treats. But when she confronted Chase about the stolen tater tots, you won’t believe how he responds.

Watch what Chase has hidden inside his mouth.

FTM transgender transition timeline: slideshow and comparisons (nearly 3...

lideshow and comparisons of my transition
I'm now 2 years 10 months on T and 2 years 2 months post top surgery.
I have exams over the time I would normally make this, so I've done it around a month early :)
If you have any questions, ask on my Tumblr: http://jammi-dodger.tumblr.com/

Pampers - Pooface commercial

This brilliant Pampers ad captures babies making doody in HD and glorious slow-motion. They are facial expressions anyone who has cared for a baby will instantly recognize. That faraway look and involuntary frowning (among other things) indicate that a serious diaper change is due.

Pampers's (Procter & Gamble-owned babycare brand) new spot features the facial contortions of 10 babies while they are pooping: the 75-second spot, created by agency Saatchi & Saatchi London, is set to Strauss’ Thus Spake Zarathustra. The rousing track was used in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and seems appropriate for this poop odyssey.

Fast Company: "We've seen this, um, device, used before in ads, but never executed with such panache. It is a good thing that technology does not yet allow viewers to smell commercials."

The film, entitled "Pooface" is for Pampers' range of baby wipes and also launches a new overarching strategy summed up in the final strapline: "Don’t fear the mess!"

Although the ad, directed by Olly Blackburn via Great Guns, does not officially break until July 7, it has already been greeted with acclaim, winning a bronze film Lion in the Toiletries, Cosmetics & Beauty category, a Silver Film Craft Lion for casting and a Bronze Film Craft Lion at this year’s Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.

Love Has No Labels | Diversity & Inclusion | Ad Council

While the vast majority of Americans consider themselves unprejudiced, many of us unintentionally make snap judgments about people based on what we see—whether it’s race, age, gender, religion, sexuality, or disability. The Love Has No Labels campaign challenges us to open our eyes to our bias and prejudice and work to stop it in ourselves, our friends, our families, and our colleagues.

Crazy Man Uses Lighter to Kill Spider at Petrol Station... Then What Hap...

Man starts gas station blaze trying to kill spider with lighter.

A man tried to kill a spider at a gas station using a lighter causing a dangerous fire.

Using a lighter to kill the bug, he started a blaze that quickly engulfed the gas pump.

He somehow escaped serious injury and the gas station's damage was contained to one pump, which was destroyed. The incident was recorded at a Center Line gas station.

Employee Susan Adams kept calm and hit the gas automatic stop button and quickly called the Center Line fire department.

The man grabbed a nearby extinguisher and put out the flames before firefighters arrived. Later he admitted what he did, saying he spotted a spider on his gas tank and because he's deathly afraid of the critters.

He pulled out his lighter and decided to burn it. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out what happened next.

Employees at the gas station have been having fun with the video ever since.

This charred fuel pump says it all. We are told his car was barely damaged from the flames. But his embarrassing mistake didn't stop the man from coming back the next day as a customer.

"He was sorry," Susan said. "He was sorry, he said he didn't know. It is just one of those things that happen - stupidity."

Adams said this serves as a reminder about being careful around gas pumps. Whether it is using a cell phone or static electricity, the smallest spark can cause a gas station fire.

The accident is expected to be covered by the station's insurance.