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By Jeff K
Jul 10, 2021
Born on this day in 1942, Ronald James Padavona (pka Ronnie James Dio or simply Dio), the American heavy metal singer-songwriter and composer, a one-time member of Black Sabbath, and founder of numerous groups including Elf, Heaven and Hell, and DIO, would have turned 79. Sadly, we lost Ronnie in 2010 after a year-long battle with stomach cancer, at the age of 67. With a career spanning more than 50 years, his music will live on.
In his memory, check out a few videos highlighting his legacy, including 10 unforgettable moments (above), as well as his unbelievable vocal range (below).
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New Hampshire Magazine
What do all of those things have in common? Simple. They exist because of New Hampshire.
December 18, 2020
Libraries. Thanksgiving. Mega Millions. Fast Food. Summer vacation. “Let it Go.” American Rock ‘n’ Roll. America. What do all of those things have in common? Simple. They exist because of New Hampshire. Read on to find out why the country owes the Granite State a big thank-you for these items and 41 more (did we mention Donald Trump?).
No. 1 The Vacation Destination
When the US economy first matured and started producing a middle class, it was centered in dirty, crowded cities. Citizens with expendable income soon took advantage of the new age of rapid transport (such as the Concord Coach, made right here) and discovered the simple joys of time spent at a grand hotel in the wilderness. The Granite State had lots of wilderness and plenty of entrepreneurs eager to entertain the rich city folks. Artists captured our White Mountains, making them