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Facebook Groups: 'Found By The Hounds' – More Together Sometimes you just want to be with your people. The people who get it. And sometimes those people are dogs. And the people who come with them. This is one of those times. Facebook Commercial featuring “Nothing Better than a Basset” Facebook Group. Music: "Back in Baby's Arms" by Patsy Cline Find Your Facebook Group(s): http://www.facebook.com/groups You were lost in a vast desert completely devoid of basset hounds. Then it appeared - a beacon of hope. More glorious than a billion sunsets. We were found. Found by the hounds. (Lyrics) I'm back in baby's arms I'm in those lovin' arms I'm back where I belong I'm back in baby's arms Nothing Better Than a Basset - private Facebook group Basset meet up! 2PM See you there! Let's find more that brings us together. Facebook Groups More together

Together, Dignity Health and Eleven helped advance the concept of "found footage" in broadcast advertising when they launched the breakthrough 'Hello humankindness' campaign five years ago. After finding success with this untraditional approach, Dignity Health and Eleven have created nearly 10 found footage ads - all of which underscore the importance of humankindness and demonstrate that we all hold the power to heal. "Dignity Health's Baby Horse Found Footage Ad" (Lyrics) Too far away from you and all your charms Just out of reach of my two open arms Is there a hero in all of us? Yes. Hello humankindness Dignity Health Physicians | Nurses | Hospitals dignityhealth.org

It isn't all bad being a passenger. But with SKYACTIV® TECHNOLOGY, it's a whole lot better being a driver. "Passenger - Driving Matters® | SKYACTIV® TECHNOLOGY | Mazda USA" For the last 5 days, 17 hours and 23 minutes, you've been a passenger. Mazda's SkyActiv Technology makes it good to be a driver. (Lyrics) I'm back in baby's arms How I've missed those lovin' arms I'm back where I belong Back in baby's arms Driving Matters Mazda Zoom Zoom

Two "pretzel scientists" argue over how much flavor can be added to a pretzel, when one scientist knocks a pretzel out of the other scientist's hand. The pretzel falls, breaking into pieces, which gives the scientists a great idea. Pretzel pieces with bold flavors are the perfect amount for people to eat and enjoy. "Pretzel Scientists - Snyder's of Hanover 2013 Commercial" But it's not too much flavor! Stop. I told you people cannot eat a whole pretzel loaded with that much bold flavor. It's against human nature. Just try it! Snyder's of Hanover Flavored Pretzel Pieces. So much bold flavor in a pretzel, we had to break it into pieces. Perfect. With full on flavors like Honey Mustard & Onion and Hot Buffalo Wing. Snyder's of Hanover. Taste how great a pretzel can be. (Lyrics) I fall to pieces Each time I see you again I fall to pieces Snyder's of Hanover Flavor Test Kitchen Taste how great a pretzel can be.

The commercial shows a baby climbing out of his crib and taking the family car out for a joy ride. People can't figure out what's going on when they see a baby driving a car, but other babies wave. Driving along the highway he picks up a baby girl hitchhiker headed for the "west coast". They make it to the beach and go surfing. The next generation Hyundai Santa Fe is here. West Coast Hyundai Drive your way

In 1995, a straight-and-narrow businessman, who builds the first online billing company dealing exclusively with adult entertainment, finds himself in the middle of a whirlwind filled with starlets, conmen, Russian mobsters, federal agents and international terrorists, all while trying to hold on to his marriage and family.

The boys return from jail to find the park has deteriorated, with a brand new park being created beside it. They attempt a series of get rich quick schemes and robberies, while a freshly drunk Lahey threatens to derail their plans.

C.R.A.Z.Y. is a 2005 French-language Canadian film from Quebec. The film was directed and co-written (with Francois Boulay) by Jean-Marc Vallee. It tells the story of Zac, a young gay man dealing with homophobia and heterosexism while growing up with four brothers and a conservative father in 1960s and 1970s Quebec.

Rudy is the story about the life of Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, who harbored dreams of playing football at the University of Notre Dame despite significant obstacles.

The group plans to use the hostage as bait to get back Travis and Alicia. Alicia attempts to befriend Jack and find her way home on her own, while Travis is locked in a cell. Chris is left to watch over the hostage and he ends up shooting him in the face, killing him. He tells Madison the boy was turning, but she is worried that he is becoming unhinged. Travis sees Alex with Jack's group, and she admits to him that she gave up information on them when she was found. Madison is able to obtain Travis' release, by trading him for the now turned brother of the leader, and they escape in the mayhem. Alicia breaks free from Jack, and goes with Travis and Madison back to the yacht.

Lorne Malvo crashes a car on a wintry rural highway outside Bemidji, Minnesota. A nearly naked man jumps from the popped trunk and bolts into the woods. In town, Lester Nygaard runs into Sam Hess, a former high school bully who intimidates Nygaard, causing him to accidentally break his nose. At the hospital, Nygaard meets Malvo, who was slightly injured in the crash, Nygaard tells Malvo about Hess, and Malvo casually suggests murdering him, an idea that Nygaard neither approves nor rejects. Shortly afterward, Malvo kills Hess, later telling Nygaard that he never said, "No." Meanwhile, Chief Vern Thurman and Deputy Molly Solverson investigate the car wreck and find the nearly-naked man frozen to death; they also investigate Hess's murder and learn that Nygaard was overheard discussing Hess with Malvo. Thurman arrives at Nygaard's house to question him, unaware that Nygaard has just killed his wife, Pearl, in a fit of rage. Malvo, whom Nygaard had summoned to help, arrives and shoots Thurman, but not before the latter radioed for backup after discovering Pearl's body. Malvo disappears, and Lester intentionally knocks himself out to make the killings look like a home invasion. Later, in Duluth, Officer Gus Grimly pulls Malvo over for speeding. Malvo presents Grimly with two choices: press the issue (and face death), or allow Malvo to leave (and live). Malvo drives away as Grimly, confused, does not report the incident.

Now that Zoe knows the true feelings of both George and Wade, she must choose between the two men. Zoe seeks the advice of former Bluebell resident Ruby Jeffries. The two become fast friends but no one in Bluebell is excited to see Ruby return, especially Lavon whom has history with her. Meanwhile, Lemon decides to move on from George and start over fresh by finding a job and her own apartment.

Monica blows back into town and immediately hooks up with Frank for more shenanigans, but the kids are left wondering if she's finally here to stay, and Frank is eager to pick up the ashes of his late mother and reclaim the cash he believes she's hidden. Meanwhile, after Fiona kicks out Lip, he kicks around with stops at Karen's and Steve's. Later, Sheila and Jody think the house is haunted by Eddie's ghost.

Phil and Claire had a huge fight and Phil hasn't a clue as to what it was over, so Gloria steps in to counsel Phil and Jay takes Claire. Meanwhile, Jay may have some regret in buying Gloria a karaoke machine, and Cameron is in full prep mode for a huge fundraising event and enlists help from Mitchell and Luke -- which might not be the best choices.

In 1977, the survivors succeed in detonating the modified nuclear bomb at the construction site of the Swan station, the finale ending when the bomb is detonated. In 2007, Locke and the Others travel to the base of the four-toed statue, where Jacob lives. Locke is revealed to be an impostor: an old acquaintance of Jacob who manipulates Ben into killing Jacob. In flashbacks, Jacob visits several of the main characters at key moments in their lives prior to crashing on the island.

Juliet is unable to treat Ben's gunshot wound and Jack refuses to help, leading Kate to take Ben to the Others to be healed. Richard explains that the process will change Ben forever. In flashbacks, Kate decides to return to the island and leaves Aaron in the care of his grandmother.

The team reopens the case of a woman who allegedly committed suicide in 1962 when it is revealed that her suicide note was not written in her handwriting. It deals with how madness was considered and treated in the 1960s, and includes issues such as social segregation and pressure at work. Scotty sees the victim in the case room

Kate goes on a quest to get information from Miles, which leads to her banishment from Locke's group. In flashforwards, Kate is raising Claire's son Aaron and goes on trial for her numerous past crimes.

Omar hides and tends to his injured leg overnight and then resumes robbing the Stanfield organization. Stanfield assumes control of the New Day Co-Op, telling the members that Omar was responsible for Stewart's death. Stanfield promotes Cheese, raises the price of narcotics, and suspends further meetings. The police find sealed courthouse documents in Stewart's house and realize there is a leak somewhere. Freamon enlists Leander Sydnor to man the wiretap and realizes that Stanfield is communicating with picture messages and McNulty abducts and photographs a homeless man in order to provide probable cause for picture intercepts. Templeton writes a follow-up story about a homeless Iraq veteran and draws the praise of his superiors, for once including Haynes. Bunk remains frustrated with McNulty's scheme and begins to make progress working his old cases the traditional way. Carcetti delivers a rousing speech about the serial killer and decides to spin homelessness into a core campaign issue.

The Others and Locke leave the Others' homes. Hurley cons Sawyer into making amends with his fellow castaways. Flashbacks show the steps Kate took to ultimately reunite with her mother, who did not want her.

Michael returns with news that the Others are virtually defenseless. Ana Lucia tries to get Henry to tell the truth. Hurley takes Libby on a surprise date. In the hatch, Michael shoots and kills Ana Lucia, seriously injures Libby and releases Henry. In flashbacks, Ana Lucia works as a bodyguard for Jack's father in Australia.

Kate tends to a wounded Sawyer as Shannon's funeral takes place, which Ana Lucia refuses to attend. As Locke and Mr. Eko are warned not to use the hatch's computer for communication, Michael uses the computer to communicate with someone that he thinks is Walt. Flashbacks reveal Kate's original crime, the murder of her abusive father. Kate's "real" father is in the army, whom she meets, in flash back.

In flashbacks, Kate is in Australia and is awakened by a farmer, Ray Mullen, who wants to know why she is sleeping in his barn. Using the alias Annie, Kate is offered a job on the farm. When she later leaves the farm, she accepts a ride from Ray to the train station, but learns that he is planning to turn her in to the authorities to claim reward money. When she sees US Marshal Edward Mars driving behind them, she jerks the wheel and causes the vehicle to crash off the road. She loses her chance to escape, however, when she pulls Ray from the burning vehicle.

The team reopens the unsolved case of an unknown six-year-old boy, whose body was found in a cardboard box in a field in 1958.