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Top 15 Small Cities In Texas
Top 15 Small Cities In Texas
Top 15 Small Cities In Texas
Texans are known for being proud. We're proud of our state's history, its people and its current position as one of the leading economic powerhouses in the entire USA. We have six cities listed in the top 20 cities in the United States by population. But we also have some of the coolest, most charming, and beautiful small towns in America. Check out this list of the "Top 15 Small Cities in Te
Hidden Features in iOS 7
Hidden Features in iOS 7
Hidden Features in iOS 7
I blogged yesterday about Apple releasing their updated iOS 7 operating system for iDevices. Well, I not only updated my iPhone 5, but later Wednesday evening I was able to update my iPad as well. That one went very smoothly. Of course, with the release of the first major overhaul of the iOS in a long time comes some cool hidden features that you'll probably want to check out!
How Did Your iOS 7 Update Go?
How Did Your iOS 7 Update Go?
How Did Your iOS 7 Update Go?
Like so many other users of Apple products, I anxiously awaited the release of the newest operating system update for the iPhones/iPads/iPods, iOS7. I had seen a couple of Facebook posts of articles--both pro and con--regarding whether or not one should download and install the update right away, or wait. I don't like waiting, so I went for it as soon as it was available (just after 1:00pm yesterd
Hunter Hayes (Feat. Jason Mraz), ‘Everybody’s Got Somebody But Me’ – Song Review
Hunter Hayes (Feat. Jason Mraz), ‘Everybody’s Got Somebody But Me’ – Song Review
Hunter Hayes (Feat. Jason Mraz), ‘Everybody’s Got Somebody But Me’ – Song Review
Hunter Hayes' duet with Jason Mraz is his fifth single release from his self-titled debut album and its repackaging. But 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' still manages to show something new to those who haven't bought it. It's a change of pace from the heavy ballads and the more intense country-rocker 'I Want Crazy.' This is the most fun he's been since 'Storm Warning.'
Brothers Osborne, ‘Let’s Go There’ – Song Review
Brothers Osborne, ‘Let’s Go There’ – Song Review
Brothers Osborne, ‘Let’s Go There’ – Song Review
The most important thing a new artist can do is quickly distinguish themselves, and Brothers Osborne do that on their debut single 'Let's Go There.' While not a great lyric, their vocal sound and the bluesy arrangement make this a track to keep coming back to.
Jason Michael Carroll, ‘Close Enough’ – Song Review
Jason Michael Carroll, ‘Close Enough’ – Song Review
Jason Michael Carroll, ‘Close Enough’ – Song Review
Jason Michael Carroll pulls back the production to reveal a new sensitivity in his single 'Close Enough.' The singer has a unique way of taking a phrase and turning, twisting and shaping it to mean several different things within a three-minute song. It's a talent that's on display once again during this regret-filled ballad.
American Young, ‘Love Is War’ – Song Review
American Young, ‘Love Is War’ – Song Review
American Young, ‘Love Is War’ – Song Review
There's an easy sweetness to American Young's harmonies. On their debut single 'Love Is War,' the duo does more than just mirror one another. Jon Stone and Kristy Osmunson are two distinct, yet compatible halves of a truly unique piece of country fruit.

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