4 weeks ago Stella Tremblay, a New Hampshire Legislator is getting conspiracy theorists whipped up in a frenzy by stating she thinks the U. S. Government planned the Boston Marathon bombings.
4 weeks ago This guy shows you how fast a professional watermelon master can render a melon to bite sized pieces perfect for your garden party.
Tony Siragusa played 12 seasons in the NFL before starting a career as a Fox sideline reporter and host of DIY network's "Man Caves." Now he's "training guys who leak a little" as the, um, face of Depend Guards
5 weeks ago In a battle of wills cuteness takes the day. These two toddlers illustrate that arguing is not the best way to settle a dispute, but it sure is cute the way they do it.
5 weeks ago I have a child about to head off to college. I will not let him leave my house without some basic cooking skills. Making a Sunny Side Up Egg is one of life's little treasures. Most people think they know how to do this, most people just know how to do it wrong.
5 weeks ago Last week's horrible situation in Boston had news outlets all over the country scrambling to cover the events and bring us accurate information. CNN sent their seasoned correspondent Susan Candiotti to cover the bombings in Boston, and it was during this coverage she made a lil blunder. Susan, what does it seem like happened in Boston?
5 weeks ago Another meteorite has come crashing to the Earth's surface in the overnight hours. This time the projectile from outer space came crashing into Argentina. It wasn't that long ago that similar incident happened in Russia.
5 weeks ago What these guys do in power chairs most of us wouldn't attempt in a monster truck. If I gotta grow old, I want to grow old like these guys.
It is my hope that you were able to overcome any obstacle this past week, as we set out to do in last weeks "Brad's Feel Good Moment of the Week." If this is your first week joining the "team" of "feel goods" then welcome aboard!
April 20, 2013 The folks at Buzzfeed put together this video to show you how much you could purchase with the power of $5. They looked at products like beer, rice, potatoes, Big Mac's and other staples of daily life. I was really surprised at how the United States stacked up.
