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A Little Bit of Awesome: 5/7/2020 Edition

A Connecticut teacher has stepped up to care for a student’s newborn brother for a month while the student, and her family recover from COVID-19. Here’s the teacher explaining why she did it. Check out her full story RIGHT HERE.


Helen Woodward Animal Center in California usually brings therapy rabbits, cats, and dogs to senior centers… but because of the lockdown they can’t go inside anymore. Solution… bring in the alpacas. The center is currently bringing alpacas right up to residents’ windows for a fun therapy session.


Some guy did a video where he layered 100 vocal tracks of himself singing Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up”. He starts out with four voices and then keeps layering his own vocals on top of each other until he gets to 100.


 

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