This Jungle Book Mashup Will Blow You Away

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This Jungle Book Mashup Will Blow You Away
The Jungle Book is an extremely popular creation. Whether you are talking about the classic book, the brand new movie or the cartoon version, its popularity is one of the largest in the world. One of the best parts about The Jungle Book cartoon movie is the fantastic music that was created.
But, as fantastic the music is, The Piano Guys have made it even better. In this mashup, you get to hear them play the fabulous music from the movies in a way you have never heard before. This is definitely not something you will want to miss. A Song Dedicated to the Millennials
The millennials tend to get a bad rap. People believe they are unable to take care of themselves and spend too much time on social media.
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Now, he has joined the Highway Safety Advocates in order to prevent others from following in his footsteps. Judge Offers Amazing Gift to a Drunk Driver
Joe was a veteran who had served his country. But, the stress of his deployment, and the fact that he barely survived it, caused him to have severe PTSD. This was especially true when he was in tight spaces. Unfortunately, Joe also had a drinking problem. He was already on parole for one drinking and driving episode when he failed a urine test.
This is where Judge Lou Olivera enters the picture. He was the judge that was required to sentence Joe. While the sentence was only one night in jail, Olivera knew that Joe's PTSD would be extremely difficult on him during these few short hours. So, to help relieve the symptoms, the judge decided to stay the night in the cell with Joe. And, when he did, something amazing happened. Monkeys Never Forget
It had been 18 years since Linda Koebner had seen the chimpanzees she had rescued from a testing lab. After they had been rescued, she moved them to a sanctuary and spent countless hours teaching them to live on their own. Sadly, these chimps had never lived outside of a cage, so the open space was rather overwhelming for
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He is a huge part of our past and future. But, many do not believe in the message he brought with him. While some believe he is a great teacher or a prophet, His question to us is, "Who do you say I am?"
This question actually presented quite a problem for the world. It virtually drew a line in the sand that we must decide to cross. In this video, Ben Piershale addresses this problem in a way that we all can understand and analyze. In the end, the choice is up to each and every one of us. Choosing correctly will dictate what our eternal future will look like. The Effects of Bullying
In today's world, just about everyone has been affected by bullying. Whether you have experienced it yourself or known someone who has been bullied, it is never a great situation to be in. When Jacquelyn noticed her neighbor being bullied, she decided to help the situation.
So, on her 13th birthday, she went through her closet and present her neighbor with the thing that was causing him to be bullied, shoes. You see, he didn't have any shoes, and this was causing him to be bullied. With Jacquelyn's help, he was able to get his pair of shoes and cut down on the bullying. Who Said You Can't Dance when you Are

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