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Luke Combs gives a nod to good times past in a new song titled "Good Old Days," an unreleased song that he posted to social media in a live version on Tuesday night (June 29). The 31-year-old burgeoning country superstar teased the new song in a post to Twitter on Sunday (June 27), writing, "Been playing two new songs on tour … Figured I’d share them with y’all if that’s cool? If so, I’ll post one this Tuesday and one this Thursday at 8 PM ET." As promised, Combs posted a live clip of "Good Old Days" to Instagram on Tuesday night (June 29), writing, "The first new song I’m sharing...

Icelanders believe in elves. They refuse to begin major construction projects unless they consult with elves first. They lobby their politicians on behalf of elf colonies.

If you're still waiting to buy physical silver to start a stash, you're now playing financial Russian Roulette... with four rounds in the cylinder. The chat rooms talk about buying silver and gold when they decline in price. "If silver goes down to 22, I'm all in!" "When these 'excessive' premiums drop a few dollars, I'm backing up the truck." 1) Emotion and Sentiment Believe it or not, buying on a price drop goes against human nature. It is a bit strange, because if you go to the store and find your favorite grass-fed beef on sale, you'll probably see how much you can stuff in t...

Last Call: Any good finally-got-to-eat-in-a-restaurant-again stories out there? Marnie Shure © Photo: Inti St Clair (Getty Images) interior of restaurant dining room Nearly a third of U.S. adults have been fully vaccinated, and while everyone should continue to follow guidelines and demonstrate caution, certain activities that we’ve held up throughout the pandemic as beacons of normalcy are, at long last, being entertained. Should I... go to a movie? you might be asking yourself. Another exciting possibility: Can I host my fellow vaccinated friend... in my living room? ...

Taiwan in Time: Yearning for home A 2018 biography of Kuo Hsueh-hu written by his son sheds light on the iconic painter’s itinerant life By Han Cheung / Staff reporter April 5 to April 11 During the final months of his life, Kuo Hsueh-hu (郭雪湖) repeatedly asked his children to bring him down the mountain back to Fanzaigou (蕃仔溝), where he was born on April 10, 1908. The centenarian had been living near San Francisco for decades, but as his condition worsened he began to think that he was on Guanyinshan (觀音山), which overlooks his childhood stomping grounds along the Tamsui ...