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A Great Half English – Half French Version of O Canada in Montreal
I love the Canadian National Anthem, O Canada. I grew up listening to it whenever the Bruins played a Canadian based team and it just stuck in my head. The half English – half French version they do is the best of it. Here are the lyrics: O Canada! Our home and native land! True [...]
Here’s How to Get Ready for Season 4 of Arrested Development On Netflix
I was a big fan of the show when it was and decided it to rewatch it over the last few months to remember what I enjoyed about it and figure out where it left off. It was great. Season 4 is released all at once on May 26th on Netflix. Here's a little bit of [...]
The Boston Bruins Theme Song From the 1970′s: “The Nutty”
Anyone who was a Bruins fan in the 1970's remembers the catchy theme that Channel 38 played before each game. Here's the a bit of the history of it from Wikipedia: When Boston television station WSBK-TV began broadcasting Bruins games in 1967, the producers of the games wanted a suitable piece of music to air [...]What’s Hot?
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The 3 Best Gadgets I Use Today: Kindle Paperwhite, iPad Mini, and Slingbox
I use lots of gadgets. Some are specific to a certain use, some are all around great, and some just make me feel good when I use them. Here's the gadgets that I love using today. Kindle Paperwhite – Light to Hold and Easy to Use Every time I pick up my paperwhite it makes [...]
How Much did Paul Revere Charge for His Infamous Midnight Ride? Here’s The Bill He Submitted
Paul Revere made his historic ride to warn the countryside that the British Regulars were coming on April 18, 1775. Revere had a big family (8 kids) and was an astute businessman who had an engraving business, was a silversmith, a printer, and had several other enterprises. So when he had to take time off [...]
10 Things You Didn’t Know About “The Godfather” Including the Horse’s Head Was Real!
Francis Ford Coppola's "The Godfather" which premiered on March 15, 1972, remains one of the great movies of all time. It is aging a bit, but it still holds up. Here's a few interesting tidbits about the movie: 1. The organization Who Shall Not Be Named Despite the fact that everybody knows it exists and that [...]
How To Get Kindle Books From Your Local Library. It Is Easy!
For the last few months I've been getting all my Kindle books from the library. It is very easy to use and it works out great! Here's an outline of the offering from Amazon: More than 11,000 libraries in the United States offer Public Library Books for Kindle, which allows you to check out eBooks [...]Latest news
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Building The Golden Gate Bridge Was a Dangerous Job
Construction on The Golden Gate Bridge (named after the Golden Gate strait at the entrance of San Francisco Bay) began on January 5, 1933. It took a little over 4 years to complete and the Bridge was open to vehicular traffic on May 28, 1937. At that time it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. It [...]
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