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Chances are you know at least one person that has the same birthday as you.
In fact, you might even know several people who share your birthday.
But did you know that not everyone who is born at the same time will end up with the same birthday?
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“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.“
-–Babe Ruth
Have you ever pondered how some people reach great success in life while others who work just as hard always seem to struggle just to survive?
I have thought about that many times over the years, and I always seem to come to the same conclusion…
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I’m sure you’ve noticed that America’s highways are jammed to the max with travelers these days.
If you’re planning to take a long road trip of your own you’re likely to find that one of your biggest travel expenses will be the money you spend on gasoline.
Things like shopping around for the best deal on a hotel room and eating food from a grocery store instead of a restaurant can save you some big bucks while you’re traveling.
Luckily, you can easily save even more by reducing the amount of gasoline you’ll be using while you travel. [Read more…]
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Now that I’m getting older I often struggle with trying to read small print.
As a tech blogger I’m constantly receiving new gadgets to test and review, and with very few exceptions they typically come with instructions that are printed in a font that’s so small I simply can’t read them.
Even worse is trying to read the tiny print on the backs of medicine bottles. It’s virtually impossible!
Well, I recently discovered the perfect solution to this problem…
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Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 thrust the United States into the middle of World War II, and right from the start the American forces faced a major problem.
Every code the American cryptographers devised was quickly broken the Japanese, resulting in numerous casualties that could have been avoided had the Americans had a secure method for communicating on the battlefield.
After a string of failed encryption methods were tried and discarded, the Americans finally found one that the Japanese were never able to break. [Read more…]