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If you enjoy listening to music, you probably like a variety of different songs, for a variety of reasons.
Some songs are inspirational and uplifting.
Others tell a story that reaches through the speakers and touches you in some way.
And of course, some are just plain fun to listen to.
The Travis Tritt hit “Where Corn Don’t Grow” is one of those rare songs that connects on all three of those levels. [Read more…]
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Question from Glenn: I love “Buffalo Wings” and I eat a mess of them at least once a week.
The other day I was eating some wings and I got to wondering why they’re called “Buffalo Wings” instead of “Chicken Wings” since that’s what they really are.
Do you know the answer? I’m just curious. LOL
Rick’s answer: [Read more…]
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Question from Oliveen: I’d like to ask a really dumb question (because I’m a dummy when it comes to technology).
I’m always seeing computers from HP, Dell, Acer and most every other computer manufacturer being referred to as a PC but no one ever refers to Macs as PCs.
Why is that? [Read more…]
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New England is famous the world over for the amazing beauty of its fall colors.
That’s why numerous families, couples and individuals plan their vacations around an annual “Leaf Peeping” trip to the region every fall.
The video featured below showcases the incredible beauty that is autumn in New England – or more specifically, the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.
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Have you ever seen a car with headlights that were so cloudy and yellow that you literally couldn’t see the bulbs through the plastic?
Well, that’s something that happens to all plastic headlight assemblies over time, and that cloudiness makes driving the vehicle a lot more dangerous at night.
It’s so dangerous in fact that most states won’t allow your car to pass their annual safety inspection if the headlights are clouded over. [Read more…]