Wow That’s Cool
An amazing gift for the golfer who has everything!
A GPS golf watch is one of those things you never knew you needed. Once you get used to having it on the course, you’ll never want to golf without it again!
AUTOSHOT – Round analyzer measures shot distances with auto-recording for post-round analysis on your Garmin Connect account
STYLISH COMFORT – Fully-hinged, sleek watchband design with comfortable fit. Display resolution: 128 x 128 pixels
TRUSWING COMPATIBLE – When paired, Garmin TruSwing golf swing sensor provides metrics to improve your swing consistency. Display size: 0.9 x 0.9(inches)
ACTIVITY TRACKING – Reminds you to stay active on or off the course with move bar alerts. Displays steps, calories burned, distance and time of day, plus it monitors hours of sleep.
STAT TRACKING – Enhanced stats keeps track of fairways hit, greens in regulation and putts per round
Sunlight-readable, high-resolution, monochrome. Connectivity : Bluetooth Smart and ANT+
VIDEO: If only it could cook and clean!
I think it’ll be a while before I’m able to afford one of these bad boys.
The coolest cutting board you’re ever going to see!
Celebrate life in America with this fun bamboo serving and cutting board in the shape of USA
Perfect for food prep, serving or display; board measures 17-1/2″ x 11″ x 5/8″
Show off your American pride, the included hanging hole and tie make this board a wonderful wall art option too; a perfect gift item for anyone who loves the USA
Beautiful flat grain bamboo construction is gentle on knives when used as a cutting board or serves wonderfully as a serving platter; hand wash only
VIDEO: How to make a penny worth more than $2000
THIS has GOT to be the COOLEST thing I have ever seen! Watch this ordinary penny get transformed into an amazing work of art by a master of his craft. Just truly amazing!
Beautiful bamboo USA cutting boards — see if your state is available!
This Texas cutting board is incredibly cool. You can also get cutting boards in the shape of other states such as Ohio, Arizona, Georgia, and even Florida.
See if your state is available! Or, just go for the beautiful USA-shaped cutting board.
Show off your State pride: included hanging hole with hang tie makes this board a wonderful wall art option too; a perfect gift item for anyone who loves Texas
Beautiful flat grain bamboo, laser etched side serves as an ideal serving platter and the reverse smooth side is a great cutting surface; it’s friendly on knives and hand wash only
VIDEO: Worth watching!
These Leftist protestors are left speechless when D’Souza proves that walls work and Trump is right.
Know your SCOTUS history! This is an amazingly cool gift
See the winners and the losers in over 30 famous US Supreme Court cases. Add a hot beverage and the losers disappear, revealing who won these landmark cases.
12 oz. ceramic mug. Comes in a colorful box.
This the kind of gift that even liberals could appreciate!
VIDEO: The Memphis Belle!
Recently EAA staff attended the opening of the B-17F Memphis Belle exhibit, which honored the first heavy bomber aircraft and crew to complete 25 missions over Europe during WWII and return home to the U.S. The aircraft had previously been on display in Memphis, Tennessee, for many years. It was acquired by the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in 2005 and had been in restoration until earlier this year. The opening coincided with the 75th anniversary of the crew and airplane’s 25th mission.
VIDEO: ONE OF A KIND!
Noted Cadillac collector Steve Plunkett walks us through his latest project—a ground-up restoration of an original GM Motorama show car—the first-ever Cadillac Fleetwood Coupe Deville.
VIDEO: A journey in time
Take a good look inside a 17th century pocket watch! If you like mechanical things and seeing how they work, you’ve gotta see this. Even if you’re not all that into pocket watches, this is still a very interesting bit of history.
VIDEO: When the French save our country!!!
A newly-launched replica of the 18th century French frigate Hermione is now in the mid-Atlantic, ploughing her way toward the U.S. East Coast. She’s retracing the voyage made in 1780 by the original Hermione, whose mission was crucial to the American Revolution.
VIDEO: WOW!!!
250,000 Dominoes were toppled at Zeal Credit Union’s Incredible Science Machine: Game On! This event features 3 new US domino records: largest domino field, largest domino structure, and largest overall domino project in America. 19 builders from 5 countries spent 7 days (over 1,200 combined hours) building the Incredible Science Machine.
VIDEO: Ralph Williams Chrysler Plymouth Commercial – 1960s
Who remembers Ralph Williams in the San Francisco area? Big time car dealer! This is one of the greatest commercials ever seen and it only aired once. During the late 60s, most television programs and commercials were live. There were no “pre-recorded” programs. There were some obvious problems with this method. No “retakes” and “bloopers” were a regular occurrence. The salesman quit right after this commercial. This is no blooper! This salesman was just very upset with his boss and told it like he thought it was. What a great job of ad-libbing. He never misses a beat while, if you listen carefully, you’ll hear the cameraman and soundman lose it. The commercial got on the air, but only once!
Patio, RV, camping, tailgating … have a BBQ literally anywhere on this Weber grill!
Total cooking area = 280 Square Inches
Stainless steel burner
12,000 BTU-per-hour input main burner
Two folding work tables
Why do soldiers wear a BACKWARDS American flag patch?
Look down below at that picture of two brave soldiers. The one on the left is wearing a BACKWARD American flag patch. The stars appear on the right side of the flag, not the left! But the soldier on the right is wearing a “normal” American flag patch. The stars appear on the left side of the flag, where we usually see them.
So what’s going on here??!!
The difference is the arm that the flag is worn on. If the American flag is worn on the right arm, the American flag will appear “backwards” with the stars on the right. If the American flag is worn on the left arm, the American flag appears “normal” with the stars on the left.
This is not just some random military tradition. It has to do with honoring the bravery of soldiers who are facing down an enemy and how the Stars & Stripes fly when one rushes into battle.
Back in the old days, America’s military had flag bearers on the battlefield. When these flag bearers rushed into battle with the troops, the American flag would fly from its pole with the stars always in the front. The stars always “led the way.”
The military no longer uses flag bearers in battle, but flags do “fly” on the uniforms of our brave men and women of the Armed Forces.
Take a look at this picture below of a flag bearer from the old days.
See how the flag is flying in the wind? And notice how the stars lead the way. If you see a flag bearer running into battle from that person’s left (as you look at that person’s left shoulder), the stars will be on the left side of the flag. This matches how the American flag is worn on a soldier’s left arm.
If you run to the other side of the battlefield and see the same flag bearer from the reverse side, the stars of the American flag will now be on the right. Again, the stars lead the way.
If the stars on the right arm were to be on the left side of the flag, that could be interpreted to mean that the soldier is running away from the battle. This would be a sign of cowardice and unbecoming of an American soldier! So this is why the stars are on the right. This is why, on the Stars & Stripes, STARS LEAD THE WAY. Always.
The next time you see a soldier wearing that backwards American flag, think of it as a reminder of that person’s bravery. That soldier is fighting for our freedom, and the stars always lead the way.
VIDEO: Mount St. Helens 30 years later!
A look at the people, history, and recovery of the mountain since the eruption 30 years ago.
3200 YEARS IN ONE PHOTOGRAPH
~ AT SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK ~
Thankfully, no loggers took it down, nor forest fires or earthquakes! Just a quiet life in a California forest for all these years …. 3,200!
Not every tree has a nickname, but ‘The President’ has earned it.
This giant sequoia stands at 247 feet tall & is estimated to be over 3,200 years old.Imagine, this tree was already 700 years old during the height of ancient Greece’s civilization and 1200 years old when Jesus lived and Rome was well into its rule of most of the western world and points beyond.
The trunk of The President measures at 27 feet across,
with 2 BILLION needles From base to top.
Because of its unbelievable size, this tree has never been photographed in its entirety, until now. National Geographic photographers have worked along with scientists to try and create the first photo that shows the President in all its glory.
