Look: Places, Cola, Only States Can Vote (Page 4)

Featured on this page: Places, Cola, Only States Can Vote. Lessons learned. Great conversations I've had. Read all about it.

Places to visit in McCordsville Indiana

McCordsville, Indiana, is a charming town with a blend of historical sites, outdoor activities, and local businesses. Here are some places you might enjoy visiting: more...

Coca-Cola and other soda makers keep increasing the can size and consumers just keep on gulping it down

Coca-Cola started with a 6.5-ounce (192 ml) bottle when it was first introduced in 1886. Over the years, the company has expanded its range of sizes to accommodate different consumer preferences. more...

Only states can vote - Puerto Rico is not a state, Puerto Ricans cannot vote

How is Puerto Rico Represented in the US House of Representatives? more...

This is a tour bus, take a look inside, Watch this short video

If you want to take a quick look inside of a tour of bus watch this quick video. more...

Terminal fee of $1.25 for cash back at your local Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree charges a $1.25 fee for customers requesting cash back during a purchase. This fee covers the cost of the service. more...

Do you remember the days when cell phone batteries were replaceable?

Remembering the Era of Replaceable Cell Phone Batteries -- In the not-so-distant past, cell phones were not just communication devices; they were modular gadgets with user-friendly features. One of the most cherished aspects was the replaceable battery. more...

She is so right, dehydration is the number one cause of stress in your body

Now I know what the young lady meant when she said she feels so much better after drinking lots of water whenever she feels stressed out. more...

A shirtless Jeff Bezos, there will be a lot of that in South Florida but you have to be his billionaire neighbor to see it

If you want to see a shirtless Jeff Bezos while visiting South Florida they paparazzi yourself over to his new mansion in Indian Creek beach. more...

Discover Indian Creek Island relative to Surfside, Bal Harbour and Bay Harbor Islands

Indian Creek Island is a wealthy and exclusive residential island located in Biscayne Bay, just off the coast of Miami Beach, Florida. It is situated to the west of the town of Surfside, north of Bay Harbor Islands, and northeast of Bal Harbour. Here's a rough geographical relationship between these locations: more...