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Swan Song
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Anyone who was a Pittsburgh Steelers fan back in the 70s remembers the grace and height of WR Lynn Swan when he leaped for the ball. He studied ballet and other types of dance as a child, which many believe is the reason he could leap so easily to catch a Terry Bradshaw pass. He ...
Luxury Digs for Crabs and Other Ocean Bottom Dwellers
The Skylab I was a space station launched and operated by NASA in 1973 that fell to the earth and landed in the ocean in 1979, mostly around Australia. It cost about $2 billion dollars to build back then. Crabs in the ocean like to build their “homes” from items humans drop in the ...
The Humble Beginning of Ketchup and Today in America TV
Ketchup is one of the most commonly used condiments in the America household. It is estimated that 97% of homes have a bottle in the refrigerator right now. The brand you use is very personal to your taste. Some like Heinz and others prefer the other brands. But ketchup began as more of a fish ...
Be Still My Coffee Filled Heart
Have you heard this one before? Apples are better at waking you up in the morning than caffeine. In some ways they are. They have carbs and natural sugars which boost energy and last longer than the caffeine in coffee, which is a mild stimulant and can wear off. They are crunchy and give you ...
Catch the B&O Railroad for a Little Monopoly® History
Monopoly ® is the best-selling board game in the world. It is sold in 103 countries and produced in 41 languages including Croatian and a Braille edition. In 1934, the height of the Great Depression, unemployed Charles B. Darrow of Germantown, Pennsylvania, showed what he called the Monopoly ® game to the executives at Parker ...
Om – Yoga – It Is Addictive
It seems as if most of the people we know are taking or teaching a regular yoga class. The benefits of this exercise that used to be for the flower power crowd are being enjoyed by some surprising people. Men are reaping its benefits in classes just for themselves. Combat veterans suffering from PTSD are ...
Where will your E-Business Take You?
We, at Today in America TV, have been saying it all along: connect with customers and clients over the internet and your business will boom. But do not take our work for it. Below are the top five E-Business trends. Companies will learn to manage customers’ relationships by virtually serving their needs “24 × 7″-24 ...
Today in America TV Salutes the Freedom Tower – NYC
September 11 will always be remembered as the day terrorists took down the two World Trade Center buildings in New York. A decade later, a new skyscraper graces the NYC skyline. The Freedom Tower is now the tallest building in New York City. It surpasses the Empire State building. It reaches farther into the sky ...
The Football Huddle – Where Did It Come From?
Everyone has seen the football huddle. The players form a circle in the field and the players strategize in it. But how did it get started? The first football huddle was formed in the 1800s, at the University of Gallaudet (school for the deaf) when a player used sign language to communicate with his team. Player ...
Do you trust the Cloud?
What is cloud computing? It is the practice of using a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet to store, manage, and process data, rather than a local server (which can run out of space and cost more money to upgrade). Here are some pros and cons with cloud services. Pros: It saves businesses ...
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