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Had a great shoot with #filmup and #hooplaha the other day #onlygoodnews #setlife #bts #promovideo

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People of Peru are getting new opportunities thanks to one awesome high school student. Ziggy Hallgarten, a 17-year-old junior at Staples High School is Westport, CT, takes his entrepreneur spirit and helps others in return.

Ziggy’s found a way to combine his love of hats, entrepreneurial spirit and desire to give back. He’s a multitasker AND a peacemaker!

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It's time for your Chicken Soup For The Soul moment! This week we bring you outrageously unruly, but awesome, facial hair. Yep, the guys at Gotham City Beard Alliance in Brooklyn, NY are serious about their beards. They compete in some of the largest beard and mustache competitions in the world. These hairy do-gooders not only grow for bragging rights, but to raise money for non-profits. President Myk O’Connor tells us how the perfect beards make for a fun time and even teach us a lesson in equality. These are some of the most incredible works of facial hair art we've ever seen! Chicken Soup for the Soul publishes the famous Chicken Soup for the Soul series of books that, for over 20 years, have allowed people just like you to share extraordinary stories that can change someone’s life, or even the world. We have been proud to share this inspirational HooplaHa video story with you. Please subscribe here https://www.youtube.com/user/ChickenS... for more of these great videos.

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"Days of Our Lives" Danny Cosgrove gets a lesson on aging

“Days of Our Lives” Danny Cosgrove gets a lesson on aging

Actor Daniel Cosgrove

The daily life of retirement can become very humdrum without the stimulation of family, friends and a career. That’s why Daniel Cosgrove, the dashing soap star of the NBC daytime television show “Days of Our Lives” decided to pay a few ladies a surprise visit to the Westport Center For Senior Activities in Westport, CT one afternoon to learn what about their lives makes them…

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8 Facts About Astrology

1. Astrology actually preceded Astronomy And it wasn’t given the hokey-pokey stigma it is today. Serious, bonafide scientists like Galileo took it very seriously. I even found a fancy academic paper from Carroll University to back this up. 2. Astrologers claim that the Moon has the same effect upon humans, as it does upon the ocean. If the Moon affects tides, it is theorized that it also affects the human body, which consists of 75% water. Whether or not this theory is accurate, it will, in the meantime, help me feel better about blaming my mood swings on a giant rock floating in space. 3. Astrologers predicted Obama’s victory. I mean, they had a 50/50 chance of being right, but it’s still pretty neat. The prediction was made at the United Astrology Conference, which is the largest gathering of astrologers and meets every four years. They also predict natural disasters, explore the impact of lunar cycles on the stock market, and use planetary charts to find a job. 4. Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent on astrology every year in the United States alone. I’m not exactly sure how one spends money on astrology–aside from getting a gigantic book that tells you that since you’re a creative water sign, you should not go into tax law–but I have no lack of faith in Americans’ ability to spend a ridiculous amount of money on something as fun as horoscopes. 5. German astrologer, Frau Elsbeth Ebertin, was given Hitler’s birth chart by a female fan in 1924.She accurately predicted that he would become Fuhrer based on what she saw. Okay, that’s freaky. I would have at least kept an eye on him after hearing that. 6. Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and FDR wereastrology buffs I mean, Theo saw us through the Spanish-American War as the youngest president to take office, and Frankie pretty much crushed it with WWII, so I guess you can’t knock them for a little astronomical voodoo. In fact, I might give it a try now. Sam Ferrigno for president. Yeah! 7. 33% of Americans believe in astrology. The other two thirds say “No, but it’s fun to think about,” on their OK Cupid profiles. 8. As of last year, there were 7,000 professional astrologers in the U.S. Not including my mom when the power goes out.

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