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This pint-sized tee ball player enjoys every part of the game, especially the walk-up song. A little boy named Kaden has become a viral all-star sensation thanks to a video that shows him preparing to bat with a special dance. The dance came when Kaden’s chosen walk-up song, Peanut Butter Jelly Time, played on the loudspeaker. Instead of practicing his swing or getting his head in the game, he paused to enjoy the moment. With the tune blaring, Kaden cut loose and showed off his best moves. And while the coaches and the other players prepared for a possible home run, the tee ball player twirled his bat and jammed out until it was time to officially step up to the plate. @katherine3232 Kaden is just here for the walk up song #walkupsong #boymom ♬ original sound – KatDeal3215 Kaden is just here for the walk-up song, reads the caption. The Tee Ball Player May Have “A Future With The Savannah Bananas” Kaden’s mom posted the video on her TikTok page, katherine3232, thinking her 12k followers would get a kick out of it. But it ended up catching the attention of millions—four million, to be exact. In the comments, people can’t get over the tee ball player’s contagious happiness. “If you don’t live life with the enthusiasm this Lil one is giving to this song…. are you even living???” one viewer wrote. “I love how much fun this kid is having such a vibe!” wrote a commenter. “He having so much fun. ,” shared another. “It’s his world, we’re just living in it,” someone laughed. Dozens of other people can’t help but see that kid could have a “future with the Savannah Bananas,” and we think they may be onto something. Share this story and remind everyone to cut loose and enjoy the little things. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Tiny Tee Ball Player Jams Out to Walk Up Song, Channels Savannah Bananas Energy in Hilarious Video appeared first on InspireMore.

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Mamie Laverock, starring actress in “When Calls the Heart,” fell five stories from a balcony and is currently on life support. The 19-year-old’s loved ones, Nicole and Rob Compton, started a GoFundMe page in hopes of receiving assistance for her care. They detailed the tragic series of events that led to Laverock’s injuries on the […]

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Hazel, a delightful mix of Yorkie, Chihuahua, and poodle, resides in Abilene, Texas, with her loving owner Monica Burks. Known for her sunny disposition and empathetic nature, Hazel possesses a heart full of compassion, reminiscent of a service dog’s spirit. Her cheerful demeanor brightens up Monica’s life every day, creating a bond that is both... The post Dog passes an abandoned kitten in need and leads her to her home for safety appeared first on Animal Channel.

It was an unusual sight on the highway—a mother koala and her baby, stranded in the middle of the road, posing a significant danger to themselves and to the drivers zooming by. With traffic whizzing past, the situation was perilous, but fate intervened when a quick-thinking driver stopped just in time. The driver, recognizing the... The post Man spots a mama koala and baby in the middle of road and offers them help appeared first on Animal Channel.

As the trial of former President Donald Trump winds down, most of the networks appear to be willfully neglecting that other high-profile trial in New York: the second trial of New Jersey Senator Bob Menéndez (D-NJ) on corruption charges. Only Univision seems to take an interest in the Menéndez trial. Here’s their brief summary of the proceedings from within the full report:     CLAUDIA UCEDA: The third week of the trial of Senator Bob Menéndez has begun. Today the prosecution called two witnesses: the assistant of the two businessmen charged with bribing Menéndez, and an FBI agent who read the senator's text messages. It was Nadine Menéndez who made the first pass and asked the Democrat out on a lunch date, which came to fruition in a month. Then, she connected several people with the legislator in order to use his power and help Egypt, which could link the senator to a corruption scheme but could also aid his defense.  This excerpt could have very easily been done on ABC, CBS, or NBC as a 15-second filler brief, as is the custom on these networks. The networks, chiefly ABC, will often devote those to car crash stories. NBC often sticks 15 seconds of tangential stories on to the back of longer items, and a 15-second Menendez brief could’ve easily been tacked to the back of the Trump recap. But there is no interest in featuring anything that might take the spotlight off of the election-interfering Trump trial.  Reasonable individuals may conclude that there is a (D)ifference in how these important stories are covered by the Regime Media. On the one hand, with constant A-block coverage and wall-to-wall on cable. On the other: with a pillow, until they stop moving. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned trial as aired on Noticiero Univision on Tuesday, May 28th, 2024: ILIA CALDERON: And here in New York today,  the corruption trial against Senator Bob Menéndez, who is accused of using his influence to benefit certain businessmen, also resumed.  FELIX DE BEDOUT: He is accused, precisely, of accepting bribes in exchange for political favors. And today, Claudia Uceda tells us how two witnesses were key in the case.  CLAUDIA UCEDA: The third week of the trial of Senator Bob Menéndez has begun. Today the prosecution called two witnesses: the assistant of the two businessmen charged with bribing Menéndez, and an FBI agent who read the senator's text messages. It was Nadine Menéndez who made the first pass and asked the Democrat out on a lunch date, which came to fruition in a month. Then, she connected several people with the legislator in order to use his power and help Egypt, which could link the senator to a corruption scheme but could also aid his defense.  RAUL PEÑALVER: The defense says that Menéndez did not know anything about all this, that the wife had been the promoter... UCEDA: There was a four-hour delay because a member of the jury was injured last night. (The juror) returned with several stitches. Menéndez's future is in the hands of a highly educated jury. Six men and six women, doctors, bankers, artists, attentive to the case related to gold bars and cash. HAIM VASQUEZ: Perhaps it will be difficult for Menéndez to be able to demonstrate that based on his education, on the political position he had, on the social mores of how to act, it would be very difficult not to have knowledge. This, along with the defense that his wife was the one who took the actions, might not sit well with the six women... UCEDA: There are so many text messages, calls, and documents that it is possible that the testimony of this FBI special agent will take two days. In New York, Claudia Uceda, Univision.