"When Sophie McInnes was born on September 16, 2006, doctors said that she’d be unable to walk for at least a year."

Hmm many babies only learn to walk after the 1st year of life.

> Now, I’ve seen pictures of Bob Dylan from a long time ago and he didn’t look like Bob Dylan to me at all. He was wearing black sweatpants tucked into black rain boots, and two raincoats with the hood pulled down over his head.

Looks like Bob Dylan to me.

This is not really a way to "treat" dementia as it doesn't actually do anything for it. It's a way to *deal* with people who have dementia.

But still, good news for the well-being of those people, and their caregivers.

"'People get past looks when you put on a suit and your hair is grown,' Pacheco said."

Just let that one sink in for a while.

No, men are not required to put their lives directly in the line just because they have a Y chromosome. There are countless variables that are relevant to such a grave decision, so nothing could be more stupid than trying to instill this behavior as some kind of knee-jerk reaction just because a person meets some genetic requirement.

Even police officers and military personnel are instructed to rationally assess the situation and then take the most sensible approach within their current capabilities – and that's part of why they're much better trained to deal with situations like these than the average passer-by.

Ah, yes, after the first few rains that's gonna start to smell great.

How about writing better content instead of whining?

So funny the arguments people come up with to say something is photoshopped or GC. "The lighting" is all wrong". Really? It looks fine to me, and I Photoshop models for fashion magazines. Also, someone mentioned something about a tree, and this (http://www.coasttocoastam.com/timages/page/Craft050607c.jpg) is the only picture where the tree and the object's placement looks suspicious.

Nowadays there are much better ways to pull this off, and I think what's being used here is simply a string of invisible nylon (available in any magician's store), passed through the object's more protuberant spikes, tied to some nearby trees, which keeps the object parallel to the ground.