My Smart Home is book smart, not street smart.
It’s going to be hard to move my garage. I figure I’ll need at least four or five strong guys to help. My garage is heavy and seems pretty securely attached
When Johnny Cash recorded At Folsom Prison in 1968, he has performing for an audience of arsonists, kidnappers, and killers. But the inmate audience probably didn’t include any independent contractor misclassifiers.
Fast forward to 2023. There’s a new sheriff in
Driving back from Ann Arbor after dropping off my youngest daughter at college, I decided it would be a good time to catch up on some albums I hadn’t heard in a while. Soon I settled on Amy Winehouse’s Back
Not a hawk, but I like this picture I took in Utah a couple years ago
A woman in Texas was mowing her lawn last month when she was suddenly attacked by a snake and a hawk — at the
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Today we offer some fun facts about New Jersey. Raise your hand if you knew these things, but only if you are working from home because otherwise it would be weird:
Rock history is filled with questions. There’s “Questions 67 and 68,” a 1969 release by the band then known as Chicago Transit Authority, about a girl that singer Robert Lamm was seeing in 1967 and ‘68. There’s “Question”
A Nigerian comedian recently set out to beat the world record for continuous crying, seeking to cry for 100 consecutive hours. I expect that many new parents would object right here and point out that this record is bullsh@# because
In ancient and medieval warfare, cavalrymen who fought battles with lances were known as lancers. Actually, they were probably known as whatever Assyrians or Normans or Persians called lancers in their languages, but that’s not important right now.
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In 1925, the first motel opened in San Luis Obispo, California, according to The People History. It was originally called the Milestone Mo-Tel and charged $1.25 per night. The term motel was created to shorten the phrase Motorists’ Hotel,
The song “Rock & Roll Stew” was released by Traffic as a single, off its excellent 1971 album, The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. The stew is a reference to the messy life of playing gigs in