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My favorite thing to do to relax is watch a good music concert on Netflix or Amazon and a few others. Music documentary's are also great love of mine. Thanks to my good friends at Lifehacker, I was turned on to a new service that just became available called Qello. You can search for artists and bands that you really like, and it will offer you suggestions based on your favorites.

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A new app lets your dentist get a good look at your mouth without you ever getting in the chair.

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Here's a new phone scam I haven't heard of before. I wanted to make this available to all in the Northland. Someone calls you and identifies  themselves as an AT&T Technician. Read form the actual email I received from someone in my family to see what happens next.

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Patrick Snay was the former head of a private preparatory school in Miami. At the age of 69, his contract with Gulliver Preparatory School wasn't renewed, which led to a legal battle.

In November 2011, Snay and the school reached an agreement in which Snay would receive $10,000 in back pay and $80,000 as part of a settlement. The Gulliver schools also agreed to pay Snay's attorneys $60,000.

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I do my own laundry now that I'm married. When I was single, I'd go to the laundromat, toss in my clothes, a litle soap, then go next door and order a couple slices of pizza. Once I got married, that all changed as Mrs. Rayman wondered what the heck I was doing?

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Living here in the Northland, you'd think I knew a lot about snow. Not really. Shoveling snow, driving in snow, and sometimes cursing huge snowstorms is about it for me. I get the general Idea of how snow forms, but I've never seen one actually do it, until now.

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It seems more and more scams are appearing as of late. First it was the elderly who were most targeted, however it appears everyone is fair game. According to a post on WEAU.com, Wisconsin regulators are sending out a warning about an email scam that appears to be a utility bill.

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We all wish the dishwasher we purchased years ago would clean as well today as it did when it was new. If you notice your washer isn't performing up to par, here are a couple things you can do to make it run and clean better

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Starting This Monday, Minnesota residents can apply for an enhanced driver's license or identification card that will allow them to re-enter the United States from Canada, Bermuda, Mexico and the Caribbean without needing a passport.

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How much television do we watch, and do we engage in social media while we're watching is the question. I must be in the minority here because I do either one or the other, never both. According to a recent Nielsen study, in the past year, time-shifting of television content grew by almost two hours, averaging 13 hours per month,  according to an article in the Huffington Post. Viewers averaged nearly 134 hours of live TV viewing a month in 2013, down nearly three hours from 2012.

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WCCO did a great story on John Shuster and the USA curling team, but in order to get some of the coolest shots the photojournalist used small cameras to get interesting points of view. Then he put it all together.

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My eyes have been bothering me a lot over the past couple years, due mostly I'm sure to the digital age. I spend many hours in front of a computer screen here at work, in addition to my personal time with my home.

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