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Classic Rock Lovers
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Ten 1980s Songs We’ve Heard Way Too Many Times

The 1980s gave us some of the most iconic songs in music history, but a select few have been played so relentlessly that their opening notes alone evoke a mix of nostalgia and fatigue. These songs defined a decade, capturing the essence of arenas filled with big hair, neon lights, and synthesizer-driven anthems. Yet, despite their initial brilliance, their constant presence on radio stations, movie soundtracks, commercials, and karaoke playlists has made them inescapable—and for many, overplayed. This list takes a closer look at ten unforgettable tracks that have danced on the fine line between timeless and overplayed. Richard Marx’s The post Ten 1980s Songs We’ve Heard Way Too Many Times appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.
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Women Shouldn't Be in Combat Roles
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Women Shouldn't Be in Combat Roles

Women Shouldn't Be in Combat Roles
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Arm yourself against winter's chill with the power of the overcoat
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Arm yourself against winter's chill with the power of the overcoat

Our culture has grown increasingly informal in recent years. It feels like there are fewer and fewer occasions to dress up because no one really dresses up any more. With this move toward informal clothing, we’ve lost so many wonderful things. Once you wear an overcoat, the noise of the sporty winter coat starts to stand out, and it’s not enjoyable. Women wear heels less often. Men almost never wear ties. Sneakers are everywhere. Leather penny loafers are practically an obscure artifact in the world of 2024. And while all these things — and many others — are missed, there is one piece that is particularly missed: the long overcoat.A versatile classic Yes, of course, you can still find long overcoats today. They aren’t like the lost city of Atlantis. They still exist, and there are men — like me — who still wear them. But they aren’t nearly as common as they once were. There was once a time when it felt like every man in America had a heavy overcoat hanging in the front closet. A strong overcoat was just a part of a man’s wardrobe. Men who worked in offices wore their overcoats every workday in the winter. Men who worked with their hands wore them to church every snowy Sunday. They were practical. The heavy overcoat is a coat that protects you from the elements while also suiting more formal occasions. It served a particular purpose. But that purpose no longer exists for a large number of the public today. If there are no formal occasions, there is no need for a formal winter coat. Invasion of the puffer jackets The tragedy of the decline of the overcoat is that it is such an incredibly powerful piece of clothing. It’s unparalleled in our wardrobe. There is no piece to claim the post the overcoat tragically abandoned. When the overcoat vanished, so did the power the overcoat conveys. There is no modern jacket that reaches from our shoulders all the way down past our knees. The thick and heavy tweed was never accounted for. Where there was once an overcoat, there is now a puffer jacket that emits its sad synthetic whisper as you hurry down the sidewalk. The power that vanished with the overcoat is often undetectable until you feel it yourself. Every guy who has worn a real overcoat knows the feeling. It’s heavier than any other piece in your closet. When you throw it over your shoulders, you feel that weight come down on your body. A modern suit of armor It sounds strange, but the overcoat almost feel like a kind of modern suit of armor. When you button it up and head out into the biting cold, you can’t help but recall old photos of frozen streets. Stoic men standing still, dark silhouettes amid the white blast of winter. Immovable in the bitter wind, adorned in long, heavy overcoats. There is a power in this scene that is inconceivable without the overcoat. The overcoat changes our pace. You don’t hurry in an overcoat. Well, you can if you really want. Of course, it’s technically possible to scurry along the road in an overcoat. But you aren’t going to do it. It’s just not something you do in a long, heavy overcoat. You walk with a sense of purpose, you stroll along your path, you skulk around the grounds in the late afternoon as the sun is hanging low. Walking along your way with your overcoat open, the sides swaying in the wind, your hands in your pockets. This is a powerful act. It’s a powerful feeling and a powerful aesthetic. If you know you know. A strange and unexpected virtue of the overcoat is the sound. When you walk, the overcoat is silent. This isn’t the case with modern winter jackets that are almost always, invariably, sport-influenced. With these sporty coats, you hear a constant swishing and swashing. Getting into the car. Walking down the hallway. Putting on your shoes. Shifting ever so slightly in your chair. Always this swishing. You don’t realize this if these are the only jackets you ever wear. Once you wear an overcoat, the noise of the sporty winter coat starts to stand out, and it’s not enjoyable. The overcoat is a respite of strong silence. While of course the overcoat traditionally suits a more formal setting, it’s flexible and can be worn in a variety of ways today. You can wear an overcoat on top of a jacket and tie, and you can also throw an overcoat on over an Oxford cloth button-down and a Shetland sweater. Heading off to work in the morning or running down to the store for a bottle of wine late at night. The strong and more formal nature of a heavy overcoat is easily incorporated into outfits of varying formality and purpose. A powerful find While the overcoat is far less common than it once was, you can still find them if you know where to look. Drake’s, J. Crew, and O’Connell’s are a few great places that sell overcoats at varying price points. Also, of course, eBay and thrift stores are great options to consider as well. An old, long overcoat is a powerful find and will often be heavier than anything you find OTR today. You might be on the fence about the overcoat. You might think that its impact and power are being blown out of proportion. “How can a coat really convey that much strength? How can it really be that important?” Well, try one on. It doesn’t need to be fancy; it doesn’t need to be expensive. Just try it on and see how it feels. Walk around a little. Feel the weight on your shoulders. Put your hands in the pockets. Look in the mirror. You will see. The long overcoat is a coat of power. It’s the coat that’s missing from your wardrobe.
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Gamers Realm
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This tiny 3D printed mini gaming PC somehow holds an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070
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This tiny 3D printed mini gaming PC somehow holds an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070

A PC builder has created a 3D printed mini gaming PC build that is literally handheld, thanks to a handle built into the case. It’s also beautifully small, with a volume of just 6.4 liters, while still managing to fit an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 GPU into the chassis. With such a small case, fitting top-spec components into the confines could be tricky. The best gaming PCs you can buy are power-hungry monsters, burning through electricity and heating up the air as they do so. Thanks to some clever design decisions, however, this AMD powered gaming PC, with an Nvidia GeForce GPU, manages to house some high-end components that stay both cool and quiet under heavy loads. Continue reading This tiny 3D printed mini gaming PC somehow holds an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Ryzen 7 7800X3D review, Best gaming CPU, Radeon RX 7800 XT review
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Genshin Impact: 10 Best Characters Ranked
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Genshin Impact: 10 Best Characters Ranked

Genshin Impact's roster is abundant with characters that can be used in various teams. With roles like Supports, DPS, and Shielders, it may become overwhelming for players looking to build strong teams.
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9 annoying iPhone bugs iOS 18.2 is going to fix next week
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9 annoying iPhone bugs iOS 18.2 is going to fix next week

The launch of iOS 18.2 is just around the corner. If you're experiencing some bugs on your iPhone, this upcoming software update might finally solve some of the issues. In addition, Apple is even fixing some problems related to the newest iPhone 16 models. Upon the rollout of iOS 18.2 RC, Apple shared the full release notes for the update. Along with all of the new features and additions, the company also revealed which bugs it plans to fix, focusing on issues that users are having with photos: Fixes an issue where recently captured photos do not appear immediately in the All Photos grid Fixes an issue where Night mode photos in Camera could appear degraded when capturing long exposures (iPhone 16 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max) Beyond those fixes, Apple also shared that the following issues have been resolved: Fixed: If you use the Ignore Trackpad setting, it will be reset after updating to iOS 18.2 Beta. (139611885) Fixed: Play Sound and Precision Finding features of AirTags, AirPods, and third-party Find My-enabled accessories might not work. (138283512) Fixed: For devices with MDM profiles, users with anonymous restrictions are unable to sign out. (135440023) Fixed: Requests to generate images with ChatGPT in Writing Tools might fail. (138791595) Fixed: Recategorizing an email from a domain with a high number of messages might cause unexpected grouping behavior. (140360935) Fixed: Stickers might not appear on the Emoji keyboard or in the sticker sheet. The sticker sheet is accessed through the Stickers item in Messages or in various other places like Freeform and Markup. You’ll either see missing stickers or a message that states you do not have any stickers. (138790914) Fixed: Messages might not appear in the Messages app. (138152993) It's possible that other issues you might be experiencing on your iPhone could be fixed with next week's iOS 18.2 update. BGR also has an article highlighting all the new features coming with iOS 18.2. You can find that story below. Don't Miss: iOS 18.2 coming soon: Release date, features, and supported devices The post 9 annoying iPhone bugs iOS 18.2 is going to fix next week appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Cyber Week deals: $139 AirPods 4 with ANC, $4 smart plugs, $40 Ninja blender, last-chance PS5 deals, more Sonos has 10 Black Friday deals that are all at record-low prices Cyber Week deals: $510 MacBook Air, $170 AirPods Pro 2, $99 Bose speaker, 53% off Echo Show 5 bundles, more Cyber Week deals: $180 iPhone SE 3, $199 Bose QC headphones, $29 Roku Stick 4K, $279 Google Nest WiFi Pro, more
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Trump in Paris for Reopening of 'Dazzling' Notre Dame
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Trump in Paris for Reopening of 'Dazzling' Notre Dame

US president-elect Donald Trump on Saturday arrived in Paris to join other world leaders for the reopening of the French capital's Notre Dame cathedral, celebrating the restoration to its former glory half a decade after the devastating fire.
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US TikTok Content Creators Warn Followers to Find Them on Instagram, YouTube
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US TikTok Content Creators Warn Followers to Find Them on Instagram, YouTube

American content creators on TikTok asked followers to subscribe to their channels on rival platforms like Meta-owned Instagram and Alphabet's YouTube after a federal appeals court ruled that the social media app could be banned.
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South Korea President Escapes Impeachment Over Martial Law Fiasco
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South Korea President Escapes Impeachment Over Martial Law Fiasco

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol escaped impeachment Saturday over his brief declaration of martial law, after lawmakers from his ruling party boycotted a vote despite huge protests outside parliament.
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Experts: Brian Thompson's Assassin Driven by 'Very Personal Anger'
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Experts: Brian Thompson's Assassin Driven by 'Very Personal Anger'

Experts in the field of forensic psychology said the assassin who killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was likely motivated by "very personal anger," Newsweek reported on Saturday.
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