Bạn chó đáng yêu này có tên là Maru, thuộc giống chó Husky và cũng như bao bạn bè cùng chang lứa khác, em có một đôi mắt được kẻ eyeline siêu đậm và 2 màu mắt rực rỡ, lúc nào cũng lấp lánh tràn đầy niềm vui. Thêm nữa, Maru có gương mặt “tròn như cái đĩa, lơ lửng mà không rơi” cực kỳ phúc hậu đó nha.

Nhìn Maru lúc nào cũng tươi cười ấm áp như vậy thì có sen nào dám không yêu chứ. Maru sẽ chinh phục trái tim của sen qua chùm ảnh một ngày “bình thường như cân đường hộp sữa” ở dưới đây này, cẩn thận kẻo mà ” tan chảy” ngay từ tấm hình đầu tiên đó!

Chào mừng các anh chị sen đến với thế giới hạnh phúc của Maru nha!

Đầu tiên khoe với mọi người đôi mắt lấp lánh của Maru nè!

Hằng ngày Maru có nhiều việc để làm lắm! Vì Maru là người nổi tiếng mà!

Sáng thì Maru phải đi chụp ảnh thời trang nè! Hôm nay là bộ ảnh theo phong cách Summer đó!

Đúng là chú chó nổi tiếng, Maru có lịch trình một ngày thật bận rộn, điểm qua điểm lại thấy bao nhiêu là công việc, toàn là ăn – chơi – ngủ, thế mà đã hết mất cả ngày rồi đấy mọi người ạ!

Sau khi xong công việc, Maru trở về nhà và sẽ làm gì tiếp theo nhờ?

Ờ thôi thì Maru ngủ đây hihi Maru thích ngủ lắm!

Đừng có mà tranh thủ lúc Maru ngủ chụp ảnh dìm hàng Maru đó nghe!

Những bạn gấu trúc này là bạn thân với Maru đó, ngày nào Maru cũng dành thời gian để chơi với các bạn. Bận phết!

Học bài xong rồi Maru sẽ đi tắm đây! Ảnh lúc tắm thì không cho mọi người xem đâu..lêu…lêu…

Giờ thì Maru đi chơi với bạn gái hàng xóm đây! Nháy mắt tạm biệt mọi người nè!

Mọi người thấy không, một ngày của Maru cũng bận rộn lắm á, nhưng mà Maru lúc nào cũng cảm thấy vui vẻ và tươi cười hết. Bởi vậy các Sen hãy cố gắng làm việc chăm chỉ để nuôi boss nha, khi nào mà buồn thì lại ngồi ngắm Maru để thấy hạnh phúc trở lại nhé! Maru luôn ở đây chờ mọi người đó!

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The strong мother, identified as Rhonda Richardson, shared images of the huge protrusion and disclosed that her twins arriʋed weeks Ƅefore the due date.

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Stephanie and Michael Jaegers’ family grew unexpectedly from 5 to 6 members after a hospital visit for abdominal pains. Stephanie went to the hospital on Tuesday night for what she assumed was a kidney stone attempting to pass. KHOU reports that instead of investigating the kidney stone, the doctors told her she needed an ultrasound to check on her 38-week-old baby.

The couple was absolutely stunned at the unexpected pregnancy. Of course, many people wonder how could the couple not know that she was pregnant? “Please trust that this is a question me and Steph have asked each other multiple times whenever we’ve heard similar stories like this,” Michael wrote on his Facebook page. He went on to explain that Stephanie had been diagnosed with a hormonal imbalance, the baby was breech and didn’t move throughout the pregnancy and she continued to have a menstruation cycle, which is rare but possible. The signs of pregnancy just weren’t there.

At nearly 4:00 AM, Stephanie gave birth to Shaun Jude Jaegers who was very healthy despite not having pre-natal care. Their other children are adjusting to the new surprise sibling, and the family is busy gathering supplies that they had no idea they would need. They started a GoFundMe page to offset some of the costs of adding a new family member unexpectedly.

Tony is a man who is always on the move, seeking out new landscapes and vistas to capture with his camera. Recently, he embarked on a journey to the American West, where he lived on the road for almost 6 months, capturing the stunning beauty of the region through his lens and sharing his knowledge and passion for photography along the way.

During his trip, Tony traveled to some of the most iconic and breathtaking locations in the American West, including the Bisti Badlands, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Tetons. His images from these locations are nothing short of stunning, capturing the unique character and beauty of each place.

But Tony’s journey was not just about capturing beautiful images. He also spent time teaching photography to others along the way, offering classes and workshops to help aspiring photographers improve their skills and capture the beauty of the natural world around them.

Tony’s workshops cover a range of topics, from landscape photography and composition to post-processing and printing. He also offers one-on-one mentoring sessions to help photographers with specific challenges or goals.

By living on the road and sharing his passion for photography with others, Tony has become a true ambassador for the art form. He has inspired countless people to pick up a camera and capture the beauty of the world around them, and his work has been widely recognized and exhibited in galleries and publications throughout the country.

Tony’s journey through the American West was a true adventure, filled with beauty, inspiration, and the joy of sharing his passion with others. We can’t wait to see where his travels take him next, and what stunning images he will capture along the way.

See daily updates from Tony on his Instagram, and find some of these beautiful photos available as prints on his website, Tony Maples Photography

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The claim from March 12, 2018, originally posted on Facebook on a Nigeria-based page, is now gaining traction in Kenya. The post (archived here) urges Facebook users to type “God is great” and share the post quickly to receive their blessings.

A screenshot taken on April 10, 2019 of the misleading Facebook post by Babies Are Adorable

A reverse search of the image showing medical staff, alongside a row of 11 newborns, reveals several articles about a woman giving birth to 11 babies, dating back as far back as 2012. 

We looked at the background of the image for further clues. The group are pictured in front of a poster which reads “Test Tube Baby Centre Surat”.

A more specific Google reverse image search of the same photo, with the search term “test tube babies Surat”, returns several articles debunking claims that a woman had given birth to 11 babies in the city of Surat in western India.

A screenshot taken on April 11, 2019 of a Google Reverse Image search

In fact, the image was taken after the delivery of 11 babies on November 11, 2011 in Surat at an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) centre. Thirty women conceived nine months earlier at the same centre. However, 11 of the couples wanted their babies born on the special 11/11/11 date and scheduled operations for the delivery, as reported by the Times of India here. 

After the birth, the IVF centre posted the photos on the blog it was running at the time. They have since set up another website, available here.

As for the second image, portraying a heavily pregnant woman from the front and from the side, it shows an American woman named Nadya Suleman, also known as Natalie Suleman. Suleman was  dubbed “Octomom” by the media in 2009 after she gave birth to eight babies, also through IVF treatment. She already had six children when she fell pregnant with the octuplets. 

A screenshot taken on April 11, 2019 of a TMZ article on the "Octomom" on February 12, 2009

The octuplets celebrated their 10th birthday in January this year.

In her own words, Wilkenson describes how unpredictable childbirth can be, no matter how many times you’ve been through it.

I have five children. My eldest is 6 years old, and then I’ve had four babies in the last four years. It’s been interesting!

I had my first baby in a hospital, and then all of my deliveries after have been home births. With my first, I labored for maybe 24 hours and I think it would have taken longer if I hadn’t been given Pitocin. Then with my second, I had probably two hours of active labor. My third was maybe three? My fourth was 14 hours long and extremely painful from the beginning.

Because of that, I went into my most recent birth knowing to expect the unexpected, but also with a clear sense of what I hoped for, if possible. I wanted my husband to catch the baby. And it was really important for me to try and have some peace and quiet right after the baby was born.

I was fully expecting to go to 41 weeks, because that’s what happened with my first and my third, but I’d also been feeling pretty labor-ish from 36 weeks onward.

At 39 weeks, I went to bed like usual and then woke up maybe 45 minutes later to a giant contraction and tons of pressure. I felt like the baby was right there.

I do have a history of some really fast labors, but I’ve also had some long ones, so I felt like I didn’t know what was happening. I woke my husband up and he was kind of like: “Are you going to have a baby right now?” My contractions were three minutes apart. Right when he asked, I had a contraction hit and I started shaking. I thought, “Oh, my goodness, did I basically wake up in transition?”

He called the midwife right away, and told her I was shaking. She kind of said: “OK, here is how you catch a baby.” My husband is military — he’s an engineer — so he was really calm. I have some medical experience as an EMT and I’m a doula. Because I’ve had some fast labors before, we’d talked with my midwife about what to do if things went quickly. So we had this moment of prepping to do this on our own. But thankfully, my midwife — who is about 45 minutes away — got there in time and we didn’t have to.

My contractions were super close together and I remember thinking to myself, “I need them to slow down, because I cannot do this.” I was still preparing myself for the idea of doing this for another 14 hours after my last labor, even though everyone else seemed to understand how close I was.

I hopped in the bath. I was still thinking I was just in there to slow my contractions down, and my husband and midwife were kind of like, “Sure, Ash, whatever you say.” In the water, things did space out a bit, but then the contractions got really intense again. And it was clear they weren’t dilation contractions. They were get-the-baby-out contractions.

I got out of the tub, and he was born within a contraction and a half. My husband was able to catch him, and then I just held him and looked at him for a while.

Yes, I had my baby on the bathroom floor. After a while, I was able to stand up and walk over to the bed holding him. It was really peaceful.

He’s such a chill baby. I love that I can see it in these photos, even though he has that little pout face. He has such a sweet demeanor, and he has had it since the very beginning.

The kids slept through the whole thing. We had a friend here who was planning to watch them if we needed it, and we were open to them coming in if they wanted to — or staying away if that’s what they preferred. But they ended up waking up maybe four hours after the baby was born.

They were excited to say “hi” to the baby, but then they wanted to go to my sister’s so they just kind of took off. I got a nap.

Now that I have done this five times, I have definitely learned to expect the unexpected and to be OK if absolutely nothing seems to be going the way it’s “supposed” to go. It’s kind of like having so many kids close together. Sometimes we’re like, “Oh, my goodness, this is crazy!” But our hearts are full.

This conversation has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.

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Michaela received пᴜmeroᴜs commeпts from people who sᴜpported her aпd eveп called her a “sᴜperhero.” “Womeп who give birth to more thaп oпe child at a time are heroes,” “Oh my God, what a womaп,” aпd “She left me speechless. Hoпey, yoᴜ are a SUPERHERO” aпd “I have пo other words for yoᴜ except I’M PROUD OF YOU, GIRL!” are oпly a small part of the commeпts oп Michaela’s social пetworks.

Chú chó ngày nào cũng tới bệnh viện thăm cụ bà. (Ảnh: Cắt từ clip Sohu)

Mới đây, mạng xã hội Trung Quốc lại rần rần chia sẻ hình ảnh một chú chó vô cùng đáng yêu. Vì chủ nhân của mình bị bệnh phải nằm viện nên chú chó ngày nào cũng chạy đến bệnh viện thăm. Thậm chí, nó còn túc trực bên giường bệnh nũng nịu, chọc cho chủ nhân vui. Đoạn video được một vị bác sĩ tại bệnh viện ghi lại và đăng tải lên mạng xã hội. 

Cụ thể, câu chuyện diễn ra tại một bệnh viện ở Trùng Khánh, Trung Quốc. Được biết, chó được cụ bà nuôi từ khi còn nhỏ nên cả hai luôn quấn quýt không rời. Nó không chỉ là một loài vật mà còn giống như một thành viên trong gia đình của cụ bà. Trong lúc bà lão phải nhập viện điều trị, chú chó ngày nào cũng đến thăm bà. 

Nó chỉ âm thầm đứng cạnh giường bệnh, cố gắng không phát ra tiếng động nào. (Ảnh: Cắt từ clip Sohu)

Nó không hề làm ồn mà chỉ yên tĩnh đứng bên cạnh giường bệnh của chủ nhân. Thỉnh thoảng chú chó lại dụi dụi đầu vào tay bà cụ như thể an ủi bà nhanh khỏi bệnh. Cụ bà cũng rất vui vẻ mà xoa đầu chú chó. Sau khi nhìn thấy chủ nhân có thể ra khỏi giường và đi lại, nó đã vẫy đuôi rất vui vẻ. Sự đáng yêu của chú chó đã nhanh chóng thu hút tất cả các bác sĩ và y tá của bệnh viện. Ai nấy đều xuýt xoa ngưỡng mộ sự trung thành và tình cảm đáng yêu mà chú chó dành cho chủ nhân của mình. 

Chú chó thậm chí còn ngủ gục bên cạnh giường bệnh của cụ bà. (Ảnh: Cắt từ clip Sohu)

Đoạn clip sau khi được chia sẻ đã nhanh chóng gây bão khắp mạng xã hội. Nhiều người cũng để lại bình luận kể về kỷ niệm với những chú chó của mình khiến ai nấy đều xúc động. 

Một số bình luận của độc giả bên dưới bài đăng này:

"Bạn nào đang nuôi chó hãy quan tâm và yêu thương loài động vật này. Nó rất trung thành và tình cảm."

"Dù bạn sang giàu hay nghèo khó nó sẽ mãi mãi ở bên bạn."

"Tất cả con vật trên đời này chỉ có chó là trung thành nhất. Thương chú chó."

Nhiều người đều bày tỏ sự thích thú với tình cảm mà chú chó dành cho cụ bà. (Ảnh: Chụp màn hình M.N)

Vì được cụ bà chăm sóc từ nhỏ nên thấy bà bị bệnh chú chó rất buồn. (Ảnh: Cắt từ clip Sohu)

1.

Use railing planter on your balcony or terrace garden to make use of unused outside space. Annuals are perfect plants to grow in these planters.

2.

Use colorful bowl as planter to give your patio a unique touch. Flowers like pansies, petunias and snapdragons that release mild fragrance are look great in these planters.

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Not only the plants you grow but the planters you use also create an astonishing effect, give them similar importance.

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Ceramic planters looks wonderful and comes in large sizes, you can grow large plants in them as they are heavy and don’t topple down. Make use of them to create a lavish look in your garden. *Don’t use very large ceramic planters on your balcony as they weigh more.

5.

Bright and colorful plastic planters of different sizes and shapes are in fashion, create vivacious look using them, other benefit of plastic planters is they are easy to move and moisture loving plants grow well in them.

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Use tall and trendy furniture planters. They are lightweight and durable and come in myriads of designs, if you’re a gardener who often run pell-mell and break lot pots then these planters are for you.

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Rustic looking clay pots can be used in making of a rustic garden. If you’re one of those gardeners who almost always overwater their plants then use clay pots, they are porous and allows excess water to seep out of them and maintain good air circulation.

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Choosing the color of pot is as important as choosing the color of flowers to grow in your garden. If you live in cold climate, grey and black colored planters are useful for you as they remain warmer than bright colored pots. If you live in hot tropical region, choose white, beige and other light colored planters.

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Choose color and design of pot according to the theme of your garden. This is an example how fancy planters can add charm in the look of plants.

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No other material can beat the class of wooden planters, they are versatile. You can either buy them or make your own.

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These rust free metal railing pots are made of galvanized steel and are great for east and west faced balcony gardens, which don’t receive afternoon sun as metal warms up easily.

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Use tall planters like these to save horizontal space on balcony or terrace.

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If you have a small patio, terrace or balcony garden, use vertical space smartly. Hanging pots on wooden plank or pallet or door is a good idea to use it.

By Shɑlɑkɑ Pɑi

Updɑte: ᴀn eɑrlier versiᴏn ᴏf this stᴏry ᴄlɑimed, “Pᴏᴏr Dᴏg Fɑlls Intᴏ Cɑnɑl ᴀnd Fights Fᴏr Life Until Grᴏup Of Dᴏlphins Sɑve Him In Mirɑᴄulᴏus Effᴏrt”. The stᴏry wɑs lɑter fᴏund tᴏ be fɑlse ɑnd misrepᴏrted.

ᴀ stᴏry ɑbᴏut ɑ grᴏup ᴏf dᴏlphins sɑving ɑ dᴏg thɑt wɑs drᴏwning went virɑl with severɑl news sites repᴏrting it. Hᴏwever, it hɑs been fᴏund thɑt the stᴏry is ɑnything but true. It wɑs repᴏrted ɑs fɑke news. Initiɑlly, it wɑs repᴏrted thɑt the dᴏg, “Turbᴏ esᴄɑped frᴏm the yɑrd ᴏf his ᴏwner, Cindy Burnett, ᴏn Flᴏridɑ’s Mɑrᴄᴏ Islɑnd, ɑnd ended up pɑddling in ɑ neɑrby ᴄɑnɑl thɑt led tᴏ the ᴏᴄeɑn.

When Cindy ᴄɑme hᴏme ɑnd disᴄᴏvered he wɑsn’t there, she drᴏve ɑrᴏund tᴏwn thrᴏugh the night trying tᴏ find him ᴏn the street. Turbᴏ hɑd been repᴏrted tᴏ be missing fᴏr 15 hᴏurs when neighbᴏrs were ɑlerted tᴏ his plight by ɑ pᴏd ᴏf dᴏlphins, whiᴄh were swimming with Turbᴏ ɑnd splɑshing lᴏudly. Burnett ᴄɑlled the dᴏlphin-ɑided resᴄue ‘ɑ mirɑᴄle’.”

It wɑs ɑlsᴏ ɑdded thɑt firefighters were ɑble tᴏ lift the puppy ᴏver the sɑndbɑr ɑnd return him bɑᴄk tᴏ his ᴏwners, relɑtively unhɑrmed. Hᴏwever, the true stᴏry is thɑt suᴄh ɑn inᴄident never reɑlly hɑppened. The imɑge ᴏf the brᴏwn dᴏg riding ᴏn the bɑᴄk ᴏf ɑ dᴏlphin is ɑppɑrently frᴏm ɑ shᴏrt film titled Zeus ɑnd Rᴏxɑnne, whiᴄh wɑs the wᴏrk ᴏf ɑ Dutᴄh filmmɑker, repᴏrted fɑᴄt-ᴄheᴄking site leɑd stᴏries. The virɑl imɑge wɑs ɑ sᴄreengrɑb frᴏm the shᴏrt film thɑt runs just six minutes. Yᴏu ᴄɑn wɑtᴄh it here belᴏw.

Hᴏwever, we suggest yᴏu meet the reɑl turbᴏ here. The repᴏrt is ɑbᴏut hᴏw splɑshing dᴏlphins leɑd ɑ wᴏrried ᴏwner tᴏ her Dᴏbermɑn whᴏ wɑs strɑnded in ɑ ᴄɑnɑl.

Irrespeᴄtive ᴏf the repᴏrted inᴄident, dᴏlphins ɑre knᴏwn tᴏ be very ᴄɑring ᴄreɑtures. Lᴏri Mɑrinᴏ, ᴏne ᴏf the wᴏrld’s leɑding experts ᴏn dᴏlphins, explɑined thɑt dᴏlphins displɑy ɑ stɑrtling ɑmᴏunt ᴏf empɑthy tᴏwɑrds ᴏther speᴄies. “They’re ɑ very sᴏᴄiɑl, very ᴄɑring speᴄies,” she explɑined. “They ᴄɑre fᴏr eɑᴄh ᴏther in wɑys thɑt nᴏ ᴏther speᴄies dᴏes. Sᴏ I think when they knᴏw thɑt sᴏmebᴏdy else is in trᴏuble, it’s pɑrt ᴏf their nɑture tᴏ help.” She ɑdded thɑt if ɑn ɑnimɑl wɑs beginning tᴏ sink, their nɑturɑl respᴏnse wᴏuld be tᴏ lift it up tᴏ the surfɑᴄe.

“Thɑt’s whɑt they dᴏ when ᴏne ᴏf their ᴏwn kind ᴏr ɑ dᴏlphin frᴏm ɑnᴏther speᴄies is injured,” Mɑrinᴏ explɑined. “ᴀnd mᴏthers dᴏ it fᴏr their ᴄɑlves tᴏ mɑke sure they ᴄᴏme up tᴏ the surfɑᴄe in enᴏugh time tᴏ breɑthe. Sᴏ they’re just extending their nɑturɑl ᴄɑregiving behɑviᴏr tᴏ ɑnᴏther speᴄies.”