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Dig the #OMLG LG giveaway by HH Gregg, 30K prizes on 12/16

This is a compensated post from HH Gregg. All thoughts are our own and we really love to give away things or possibly win too. We also like electronics and Doctor Who. This Christmas holiday season we’ve been giving away some really cool items. This giveaway is being conducted by HH Greg for some amazing LG products worth thousands of dollars and it’s all being done on twitter, Tuesday, December 16^th from 10-5PM ET. #OMLG is the hashtag you need to follow and here are all the details.

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Stop the college football TV tether-with TuneIn, 85 teams & more

I partnered and was compensated by Life of Dad, LLC and TuneIn for this promotion. If you’re really into your college football location shouldn’t matter. Really what kind of fan are you that you don’t put life on hold in the fall months so that you can tailgate at your alma mater? Well, some of my friends do put August through December on hold so that they can at least hear the college football games. A much easier solution is the TuneIn app. With this simple app, that is free, you can listen to football and basketball coverage of 85 teams.

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Get cooking with #ShroomTember, #Blendability, less fat & more flavor

I have partnered with Life of Dad, LLC for the #ShroomTember promotion. Sponsored by The Mushroom Council, the #ShroomTember promotion gives anybody the chance to win a $500 Visa gift card. We cook for the family, there we are. Sometimes through the process of cooking we get in a rut of conformity, stale recipes and sleepy taste buds. I’ve always been a fan of mushrooms. One of my top 5 favorite dishes is the classic large portabella top with capers, horseradish, feta, bacon and pimento cheese. For this task we took a normally meat dominant dish and replaced half of it with mushrooms. Let’s see if our taste buds noticed!

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Win a Deck Wireless Speaker from SOL Republic #BlogPop

The Deck Wireless Speaker from SOL Republic has been our go-to Bluetooth speaker ever since we reviewed it. The sound is something else. When it powers up you can actually feel the bass come on because it moves the air around the bottom of the unit. We reviewed the Deck only in our first post, but now, we can give one away as part of #BlogPop. Hint: it’s awesome and the sound will really deliver.

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August Audio Fest is this month at Best Buy #Ad

Back in the day I had massive 4’ speakers. There were four of them and they were not cheap. But, as a guy who worked in radio, I needed to have sound that was big. This in no way was trying to compensate for a Napoleonic Complex, it was all work related-really. Now CDs are all but dead and cassettes are just a toy for children to unwind; while LPs and streaming services are cool. This month Best Buy is having August Audio Month, a chance to solve all your audio issues,special pricing, events and lots more.

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Bug-A-Salt fires salt and your flyswatter to kill flies dead-giveaway

The Bug-A-Salt is a very clever product, with a great name that should only be used by adults. That is worth mentioning because our oldest loves, absolutely loves to chase flies around the house with a flyswatter. Hilarity ensues, but the fly always wins as he goes off to tell his friends about our wonderful garbage. The Bug-A-Salt is a pump activated device that fires salt when you pull the trigger. Flies die, there is no splatter and you feel like Private Hudson from Aliens.

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Because ads or lack thereof, matter. Bing in the Classroom

One time our oldest was watching videos online when I heard incredibly bad language coming from the computer. An ad had led him to a video that they thought was similar to what he was looking for. In reality it was a profane laced cartoon that satirized programming that was meant for children. Even before that happened I used Bing at home search for things. Bing in the Classroom is in the same vein, an ongoing program to help kids use technology-in an ad-free, safe environment. Continue reading Because ads or lack thereof, matter. Bing in the Classroom