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news birthdays/events the ultimate summer includes these experiences word of the day news game: quiz game: feud does your company do fun events...bowling, movies, picnics etc? news is there a sound/clip that would make you smile even if you're in a bad mood? listener feedback break game:calendar trivia news how fast does bad info spread? most in demand prime deals goodbye/fun facts....This National I Love Horses Day... Horses are one of the most beloved and adored animals in the world. In fact, horses are in fourth place on the list of the world’s most popular animals. Horses have been very important for humankind for a while now, having been domesticated since ancient times. Horses are not just a means of transportation, horses cleared fields, fought wars, and moved cattle....and are beloved pets. you can celebrate the day by visiting a local stable for a horseback ride....or watch a great horse movie like Secretariat.

news birthdays/events comedians that make you laugh word of the day news do you subscribe, cancel, and resubscribe to anything to get the best deal? game: I should have known that recipe roulette news are you doing your chores the "right way"? game: 80's 90's trivia things that are banned in other countries news are you proactive or reactive when it comes to car maintenance game: everybody knows goodbye/fun facts....Collector Car Appreciation Day raises awareness regarding the importance of automotive restoration as well as the hobby of collecting cars. Americans have had a fascination with automobiles since the invention of the motor vehicle. We associate each era with a certain car. Whether we ride in a Prohibition-era Cadillac Sedan, a 1950s era muscle car, or in our grandfather's pickup truck, they take us back....and a restored car can be sold for a hefty price and can also be displayed in car shows. You can involve yourself and learn about them through scholarships provided for car enthusiasts...or chec

news birthdays/events do you talk to your tv (or radio)? word of the day news men's health...3 words to live by can you pass the srt test? game: tv theme songs news when someone else's earworm bothers you (jardiance commercial) is it ok to 'save seats' by the pool with your towel? game: password news rudest u.s. cities game: movie password goodbye/fun facts....All American Pet Photo Day...Whether they are the four-legged furry kind or pets like: fishes and birds, pigs and horses, farm animals...should all get in line for their favorite pose. animals have been found in almost every culture and community. Initially, dogs were kept by aristocrats for companionship and hunting and they were symbols of elitism. Pets provide a plethora of physical and emotional benefits and provide companionship to people who are living alone or the elderly who do not have a lot of social interaction with other people. 67% of households in the U.S. have a pet according to a recent National Pet Owners Survey. 

news birthdays/events how much $$ do men and women spend each month on our appearance? word of the day news game: famous film quotes would you trick your way back in to the groomer? were your parents strict?  are you as a parent? news game: keyboard piano song intros is brad truly a "die hard" gators fan? facts that can save a life! news game: outburst clutter free gifts goodbye/fun facts....july is national blueberry month...but today is Pick Blueberries Day...the summer months are ideal for harvesting these juicy and mouthwatering berries. There are two distinct types of blueberries — lowbush or wild blueberries are pea-sized berries that grow on low-level bushes and highbush blueberries...are larger berries that grow on taller cultivated bushes. Canada is a leading producer of lowbush blueberries while the United States produces approximately 40% of the world’s supply of highbush blueberries. Blueberries are delicate and perishable and hence it is advised to store them in the fridge and you can give them a

news birthdays/events how often are you late for work? word of the day news online voice generator game: mindtrap would you gossip about your place of employment if it was anonymous? news what food would you refuse to eat even it were the last thing available game: pyramid when you are going thru a hard time...experts say it's all about your mindset news when you're on a long stretch of road do you want to know rest stops? game: general trivia goodbye/fun facts....national dimple day. Dimples are often associated with cute babies and good looking adults. Only 20-30% of the entire world population has dimples...and it’s even more rare to have a dimple on only one cheek. some people have a cleft chin (a.k.a “butt chin”). dimples are caused by genetics that include a “defect” in the cheek muscle...Dimples are considered a genetic trait. Normally, if one person in a family has dimples, it's likely another family member will. Some people are born with back dimples, which are indentations on your lower back. People

news birthdays/events we want businesses open 24/7...good idea? word of the day news game: quiz game: feud do you secretly love your commute? news overlooked food that tastes great grilled which actor/actress, if they're in a movie, you know it's gonna be good? have you ever had bad dreams/nightmares that seemed really real! news game: calendar trivia weirdest compliment you've ever received goodbye/fun facts....national freezer pop day...what's better than cooling off with a freezer full of freezer pops in every flavor. Frank Epperson is widely credited with the creation of the popsicle, or at least, the first version of it. He did this in 1905 when he was a child in San Francisco Bay. The invention was an accidental one. He mixed some sweet soda powder with water and left it for the night. In the morning, he discovered it had frozen into a delicious treat to lick on. They were originally called Epsicle, a portmanteau of the creator's name and icicle....but now they're known by many names: freeze pops, ice p

news birthdays/events have you ever purchased an item you saw on a social media feed? word of the day news greece is introducing a new "work week"  game: slogan game what do you think of kids couture? news what the new "dream home" looks like game:  movies trivia would you pay an additional fee to eat al fresco? news ways you've injured yourself game: name the band by the members goodbye/fun facts....national graham crakcer day. When Sylvester Graham first invented the slightly sweetened cracker, he intended it as a health food. In the early 1800s, the Presbyterian minister developed the cracker as part of his "Graham Diet" program. They were made from whole wheat graham flour with added bran and wheat germs. He believed his snack would curb sinful cravings.  By 1925, the National Biscuit Company (which would later become Nabisco) began making Honey Graham Crackers. today they come in a variety of flavors including honey, cinnamon, and chocolate. They also come in smaller bite-size snacks and fun shapes....an

news birthdays/events most embarrassing thing that happened to you as a kid word of the day news most and least liked vegetables if you bought something at a garage sale and found money..would you keep it? game: patriotic songs news tipflation is exhausting! but bankrate survey says you should still tip these people. facts about 4th of july game: word ladder news game: us trivia do you pretend like you're a chef on a cooking show when you make meals? goodbye/fun facts....Jackfruit Day...a unique and versatile fruit known for its large size and sweet flavor. the jackfruit is tropical fruit is the national fruit of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.  it's known as a popular meat substitute for people adhering to a plant-based diet. Jackfruit can be found in jams, pickles, ice creams, desserts.  you can prepare them yourself...but it's quite a multi-step process...they do take a bit of practice to figure out...or you can buy them canned at stores like trader joe's or online at amazon.  Some supermarkets also sell frozen

news birthdays/events family in the u.k. made a $10,000 mistake word of the day news a.i. can keep people from yelling at you over the phone...sort of game: geneva read song lyrics  would you book a vacation based on your sign? news digital clutter control game: redneck trivia...vocab quiz a fun/funny look at america (since july 4 is tomorrow) news is your bbq like your treadmill? game: which tv sound effect is this? goodbye/fun facts....National Eat Beans Day....celebrates the bean vegetable in all sizes, shapes, and colors. beans are not strictly classified as ‘veggies’ either since legumes by definition are any seeds or fruits that grow within pods or the edible pods themselves, which grow on leguminous plants (i.e. those belonging to the pea family)....they date back to the early seventh millennium BCE, making them one of the longest-cultivated plants. The top nine healthiest beans/legumes to eat are — chickpeas, lentils, peas, kidney beans, black beans, soybeans, pinto beans, navy beans, and peanuts. 

news birthdays/events has your bedtime stayed mostly the same? word of the day news game: one minute mysteries maximize your day and double your productivity in less than 5 minutes a day a new trend on airplanes...could you do it? (brad could...ashley not so much) news game: mind the gap part 1 game: mind the gap part 2 famous actors who got fired and replaced in the middle of filming news how do you get out of doing chores? funny/interesting/dumb ways you've made money goodbye/fun facts....Made in the USA Day. The day is observed just before Independence Day when patriotic feelings are at an all-time high. the day encourages the manufacturing of goods in America and customers to choose these goods instead of those that are imported from elsewhere. The labels on products that signify the country of origin are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). While these labels are mandatory for imported goods, only some products made in America — for example, automobiles, furs, textiles, and wool — must have t

news birthdays/events if you could use a.i. for your job...would you? word of the day news what olympic events are americans most looking forward to watching? game: quiz game: feud news would you (or have you) ever buy something off a government auction website calendar trivia buzzfeed...ways to keep cool this summer news brad's pizza story ways to lose weight from men's health goodbye/fun facts....National Gingersnap Day..the delicious sweet and savory treat. Gingersnaps are cookies made with brown sugar, and an assortment of spices like cloves, ginger, and cinnamon. They are the perfect accompaniment to a lightly brewed cup of tea. they are known as ‘ginger nut’ in Australia, New Zealand and in the United Kingdom because of how tough they are and how slow they are to disintegrate in tea...of course in America, we call them gingersnaps. Ginger has been around since 500 bc when it was used as medicine in Ancient China and India. gingersnaps were invented by German monks around 1296, using the word "snappen" a

news birthdays/events fun items for your "summer" backyard word of the day news game: pyramid have you ever wanted to call a consultant in to help you do something? do you wear sunglasses every day? news game: slogan game do you like "condiment combinations" i.e. mayoracha nike has shoes that massage your feet! news game: tv show intros by description fireworks safety goodbye/fun facts....National Paul Bunyan Day...we fondly remember the tales of the big blue ox and a mighty lumberjack! Described as a giant and a lumberjack of unusual skill, Paul Bunyan is one of the most famous North American folklore heroes. The character of Paul Bunyan originated in the oral tradition of North American loggers dating back to the mid-1800s. One Paul Bunyan legend claims it took five storks to carry him as a newborn....Some believe Bunyan was based on a French-Canadian logger named Fabian ‘Joe’ Fournier, who moved to Michigan after the American Civil War. He was strongly built with giant hands and was well above six feet in

news birthdays/events are your coworkers rude? word of the day news most subborn dog breeds would you have "awake" surgery? game: 3 word description actors news movie cliches that almost never happen in real life would you ever put a note on your neighbors' car? game: celebrity voice overs news game: general trivia foods that are aging to your skin goodbye/fun facts....National Onion Day...Whether we choose a sweet, white, red, or the ever-favorite yellow, we count on the onion to enhance the flavor of our savory recipes. this cooking powerhouse is packed with flavor and very few calories, it's also rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. and even though they might make you cry when you cut them...According to recent research, consuming onions also helps the body fight colorectal cancer and breast cancer, as well as heart disease and diabetes. to reduce the tears, chill the onion: Refrigerate the onion for 30 minutes or freeze it for 10–15 minutes before cutting. The cold prevents the enzyme that causes tears fro

news birthdays/events what are not willing to give up? word of the day news when you check out of a store...do you like to get out quickly or have a conversation with the cashier/teller? game: I should have known that transit rules...no yodeling! news if you want to save money...use the $1 rule game: everybody knows products that are marked up 200%-1300% news if you had to #hashtag your life...what best describes it? game: backwards song game goodbye/fun facts....national coconut day....one of the foods that the entire product can be used for something!  Coconut oil alone falls into the superfood category. We use the whole coconut in many different forms for our bodies and everyday cooking. From shredded coconut to milk, cream, water, and oil, each provides essential nutrients and flavor. Its anti-viral and anti-microbial properties are notable as well. the husk and shells can be used as a potting medium, carbon filtration, charcoal, bio-fuel, and even organic cat litter. The coconut’s adorable name has an in

news birthdays/events parental summer burnout word of the day news game: name that song in 1 second why should you go for a walk...in the sand what's your summer personality?  (do you love or hate the summer) news game: celebrity voice overs former rich kids...and when they realized their lives weren't normal (buzzfeed) does your comfort food change during the summer? news game: christmas outburst travel scams are up....way up.   goodbye/fun facts....National Strawberry Parfait Day....because it's peak strawberry season. Parfait is French for perfect. The traditional parfait is a dessert of ice cream or frozen custard layered with fruit and whipped cream in a tall stemmed glass.....but they are so versatile...you can make them with just about anything...including yogurt and strawberries....which makes it the perfect refreshing and healthy summertime snack! Strawberries are rich in vitamins, minerals, and folic acid, amongst many other things. Choose berries that have a bright red color, a natural shine and fr

news birthdays/events do you want the most amount of info available before you make a decision? word of the day news have you been in your neighbors' homes? if an heiress let you give away some of her money...what would you do with it? cheap summer ideas to keep kids busy news game: quiz game: feud would you let a stranger pic your profile pic (or your dl pic...or any other picture?) news game: calendar trivia do you use your "inside voice" as often as you should? goodbye/fun facts....Swim a Lap Day... the ultimate antidote to the classic summer conundrum — how do I work out without working up a sweat and stay cool at the same time? we're just about a month away from the olympics...where will get to see lots and lots of swimming. swimming itself can be traced back several thousand years, to the ancient Greeks and Romans. These civilizations built beautiful artificial pools for training athletes, conducting military exercises and just for relaxing. but it was until England, in the 1800s, that swimming first be

news birthdays/events is your house 'backyard ready' for summer? word of the day news game: slogan game would it help you if your computer kept your emotions in check during the day? does $9.99 make you think you're getting a deal...because $10 is too much? news game: outburst what's the least expensive thing you've purchased that has made the biggest impact 10 things that make us smile news game: movies trivia game experts say our rooms should be cold for optimal sleep... goodbye/fun facts....this week has been America The Beautiful Week. It’s a special time to appreciate the song “America the Beautiful” and to honor our love for this country...to reflect on the natural beauty and patriotic spirit that defines America. although it never became our national anthem...Katharine Lee Bates, wrote 'america the beautiful' when she was inspired by the stunning views from Pikes Peak, in 1893. Her words and Samuel A. Ward’s melody crystallized into the song we cherish today.

news birthdays/events we all seem to be impatient when we're in a line...but what if YOU are the reason for the hold up? word of the day news are our standards too high or does good service just not exist? lazy (but possibly genius) hacks game: slogan game news things we want...but when we get it...we aren't prepared gas or charcoal...the great debate game: actors who sing news activities adults are 'embarassed' to learn game: 5 second rule goodbye/fun facts....national fish n chips day. it commemorates this fundamental meal of the working class throughout the United Kingdom and beyond. In the late 1800s, trawl fishing became a major part of the economic industry in the North Sea. This resulted in the growing availability of fresh fish in areas further inland in the British Isles, especially within the cities. Anyone who understands economics knows that ‘easily available’ means ‘cheaper to get your hands on’...it was cheap, very filling and highly caloric food which created an excellent foundation for a worki

news birthdays/events does the name of a company matter?  would you buy things at 'sound of music' or 'best buy'? word of the day news do you still love "kids food" game: pop go the decades 1 if you enjoy food and/or drink flights...hvr has a treat for you! news the latest science on aging game: pop go the decades 2 cicada cocktails? news do you keep different clothes sizes? game: pop go the decades 3 goodbye/fun facts....When it comes to combining flavor and plant power...look no further than National Veggie Burger Day!  Packed with flavor, protein, and nutrients, veggie burgers show up at backyard barbecues, tailgate parties, and on the menus of high-class restaurants. As an alternative to burgers made from meat, veggie burgers are a great way to get those 5 servings of vegetables in! One early cultural reference to veggie burgers was shortly after the end of World War II, in a 1948 radio drama series called Let George Do It, where a character speaks about veggie burgers made of nuts and legumes. today more

news birthdays/events how fast are you driving in the neighborhood...does it change during the summer? word of the day news game: scattergories most laid back cities in the u.s. how do you keep bugs away during the summer news game: name that drum fill funny practical jokes (and a story that we wouldn't be able to do today!) would you put a camera/go pro on your cat/dog? news game: movies trivia game best cities to live in goodbye/fun facts....Shopping Cart Day...the baskets on wheels we use to journey through the aisles in a supermarket. like most inventions...The shopping cart was made out of necessity...customers had to carry around wire baskets that would become too heavy. in 1937, Sylvan Goldman, an American businessman and the owner of the Humpty Dumpty supermarket chain in Oklahoma City, came up with the idea of creating a shopping cart. Goldman was inspired by a folding chair. He placed a wire basket on the folding chair, wheeling it around his office to see if his idea was going to work.  Realizing t