IT’S OUT! IT’S OUT! IT’S OUT! Soooo…. go get Demi Lovato Don’t Forget Deluxe Edition NOW! Eventhough, we can’t get it from ITunes, it’s available in Amazon.com (from $ 15.22) and BestBuy.com ($19.99).
Just follow the link below to get you straight to Don’t forget shopping page.
Why on earth no one change this information at IMDb Demi Lovato’s biography page, there’s still written that quote of “I was asked to leave public school. I was kind of bullied… Everyone signed a petition that said, -We all hate Demi Lovato.-”
As you might also heard before, she already put this one straight by saying that no one push her to leave school. It’s simply her decision.
So if you have spare time to read this or any other websites, could you please please please spare one minute to click on “Update information” and try to remove that Personal Quotes thingy?
When Sasha – "our little precious pea" – was just three months old, she was hospitalized with life-threatening meningitis, Obama said at an unprecedented White House Internet town-hall meeting Thursday.
"Very dangerous," the President said, responding to a health-policy question from a nurse in the audience. "The doctors did a terrific job, but frankly it was the nurses that were there with us when she had to get a spinal tap, and all sorts of things that were just bringing me to tears."
The result: Sasha, now 7, got better, and Obama will always appreciate RNs.
"I'm biased toward nurses," he said. "I just like nurses."
In tapes of the 911 call obtained by Canada's Globe and Mail, the actress's condition initially appeared mild.
"10-17," the medic says at 1 p.m. on March 16, meaning he has arrived after a call to the 911 dispatch center near Mirabel, Quebec, in response to Richardson's fall at the Mont Tremblant ski resort. "Uhh, we're still waiting for the patient."
Richardson, who was then feeling lucid, had declined treatment.
"There's a [ski] patroller who just went by, who tells me it's a 10-3," the medic reports to dispatch at 1:11 p.m. In ambulance code, 10-3 indicates the job is cancelled.
But as mid-afternoon approached, Richardson began to experience severe headaches and the dispatch received another emergency call from the hotel, this time with the code "17-Delta-1," which indicates the situation is now classified as "dangerous."
Within 45 minutes, the medics had rushed Richardson into the ambulance and were headed to the Centre Hospitalier Laurentien in Sainte-Agathe, a local hospital.
Racing toward the hospital just before 4 p.m., the medic says the patient is "verbal," meaning she responds when spoken to but otherwise drifts off. But according to the Globe and Mail, her orientation rating was 0, indicating she didn't know where she was, the day of the week, or what had happened to her – all signs of a potentially life-threatening brain injury.
Richardson died as a result of her injury on March 18 at age 45.
"Writing songs about people is the only way I know how to do things," Swift, 19, tells Seventeen magazine for its May issue, on newsstands April 7. "I mean, I can't wish I hadn't written a song about someone, because if I hadn't, that song wouldn't exist. I just don't find any joy in writing about things I haven't been through."
And don't expect Swift to steer clear of other personal tunes. "Right now, my favorite thing to write about is love. And breakups. And boys. And feelings," she says.
When it comes to which friends she relies on to get her through the tough times, "in Nashville, it's Abigail [who's mentioned in Swift's song 'Fifteen'], and Kellie Pickler. In L.A., Selena Gomez is one of my best friends. I'm also really close with Miley [Cyrus], Demi Lovato and Emma Stone."
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