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Local Movie Listings – September 14th through September 21st
This week you can see The Avengers in the historic Orpheum or The Amazing Spider-man at the Jerome Cinema. See these great Marvel movies for just $2 a seat.
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Do You Agree With The Twin Falls City Councils Decision? [POLL]
June 5, 2012 Last night the Twin Falls City Council approved the final plat for the latest Canyon Park development, a planned strip mall located on the canyon rim near Golden Corral.
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Flies Have Been Voted This Summer’s Most Annoying Insect
I hate to say it . . . but summer's almost over. You know it's true when you start to see these stupid 'Summer Wrap-up' type stories.
Orkin just released the results of a survey from PR Newswire where they found the most annoying insects of the summer. And, in a little bit of an upset, the winners are . . . FLIES.
They beat out bees, mosquitoes, and finally ants.
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Dogs are Democrats and Cats are Republicans?
It's obvious our pets don't have the capacity to be members of different political parties. Unless there's a "licking your own genitals" party. They ALL believe in that.
But an editorial on the website Politico decided to try to figure out what political philosophy your pets have. And they decided: Dogs are Democrats . . . cats are Republicans.
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Five Extremely Useful Apps That Are Also Free
If you're still refusing to get a smart phone because you think you don't need it, check out this list from Reader's Digest of four extremely useful apps that are also free. Check out our top five favorites!
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A Dad May Have Ruined His Son’s Chance at $50,000
August 16, 2011 The Huffington Post reported that last Thursday night, 11-year-old Nick Smith and his family were at a celebrity hockey game in Faribault, Minnesota. And Nick won a raffle that gave him one hockey shot to win a HUGE prize.
If he could shoot a puck from center ice through a three-and-a-half inch cutout 89 feet away, he'd win $50,000. The puck itself is three inches wide, so the shot is almost impossible.
But when Nick's name was announced, he was out of the arena. So his identical twin brother Nate went down to the ice and took the shot...and he made it!
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Flip Flops and Three Other Things That Will Kill You
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The Most Common First Childhood Memory
Think hard . . . what's your very first childhood memory? If you're like one-third of people, your first memory is having a stranger brutally torture you for your own good . . . and your parents PAID for it.
In a new poll from Dentistry.co.uk of 1,671 people by the website MyMemory.com, 35% of people say their earliest memory is a TRIP TO THE DENTIST. And almost all of them say that they think the FEAR and PAIN are what made the memory stick.
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Here’s the Secret to Giving Your Future Children a Sophisticated Taste
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How To Say “Cool” One Hundred Years Ago
For some reason, MSN decided to do an annoying slideshow of slang terms and where they came from. But the best part is looking at the evolution of slang terms for the word "cool" over the past 100 years.
It's amazing how we still use a lot of these today . . . not. (--See what I did there?) Here are 29 ways to say something's "cool" over the past 100 years. And if some of them sound stupid, just think how lame WE'LL sound in a hundred years.
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One Out of Every Eight People Has Completely Stopped Carrying Cash
It's entirely possible that kids born three or four years from now may never really know what CASH is.
According to the latest reports from Daily Mail, out of the U.K., one out of eight people has now completely stopped carrying any cash or coins. They're going straight credit and debit card, we assume . . . we doubt they're just running around writing checks.
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Would You Rather Give Up Showering, Shoes . . . Or Your iPhone?
We love our smart phones and we hate the idea of being without them. In fact there has been a rush of studies lately showing how crazy we are for our smartphones. And yet . . . the numbers from this latest one still seem ridiculous.
According to a new survey by TeleNav the GPS company TeleNav, here are some of the things people would rather give up than their smartphone . . .
22% would rather give up their toothbrush than their phone for a week. For iPhone users, that jumps to 40%.