KRLD's Tom Hale interviews a gentleman who came from Washington DC to see the eclipse here at the Dallas Arboretum. While hearing his reaction, Tom learned that the gentleman watched it while listening to space music. 

KRLD's Tom Hale interviews a gentleman who came from Washington DC to see the eclipse here at the Dallas Arboretum. While hearing his reaction, Tom learned that the gentleman watched it while listening to space music.

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Washington DC resident visits Dallas Arboretum for the total solar eclipse

This first big holiday weekend of the summer is always dangerous at the lake. A combination of more people celebrating Memorial Day at the beach and on the water -- plus many people drink too much and too many do not wear life jackets.

This first big holiday weekend of the summer is always dangerous at the lake. A combination of more people celebrating Memorial Day at the beach and on the water -- plus many people drink too much and too many do not wear life jackets.

At least three people drowned on North Texas lakes over the Memorial Day weekend

Our App today is called Magic Jigsaw Puzzles. People all over the world love the peace and frustration that comes with putting together jigsaw puzzles. Now, you can put together all the puzzles you want right there on your phone or your tablet. It's the biggest community for jigsaw puzzle fans. It comes with more than 40 thousand different puzzles, so you'll never run out of them to work on. That's because the app adds more puzzles every single day. You can put together puzzles from famous painters. You can even create your own puzzles from your photos and then share it with your fellow puzzle friends and family. The app gives you puzzles up to 12 hundred pieces. You can even put them together with your online friends, just like you might in the real world. Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

Our App today is called Magic Jigsaw Puzzles. People all over the world love the peace and frustration that comes with putting together jigsaw puzzles. Now, you can put together all the puzzles you want right there on your phone or your tablet. It's the biggest community for jigsaw puzzle fans. It comes with more than 40 thousand different puzzles, so you'll never run out of them to work on. That's because the app adds more puzzles every single day. You can put together puzzles from famous painters. You can even create your own puzzles from your photos and then share it with your fellow puzzle friends and family. The app gives you puzzles up to 12 hundred pieces. You can even put them together with your online friends, just like you might in the real world. Magic Jigsaw Puzzles is a free app on iTunes and Android. It has a subscription model.

Do jigsaw puzzles on your phone with this app

 Our App today is called LANDrop. If you have an iPhone, chances are that you've used AirDrop to share a picture, or a video, or a document with someone else that's closeby. This is something similar, but it's not limited to just iPhone to iPhone transfers. This app can help when you want to move a file of some kind to just about any other device, as long as it's on your same network. You can send photos to another PC, or an Android device as long as they're both connected to the same network. It uses that network to do the work, so you don't have to worry about internet speeds or file sizes. It's also using state of the art encryption, so no one can see what it is your sending unless you're sending it to that person. Anything that is sent is automatically saved in the directory on the receiving device. LANDrop is a free app on iTunes.

Our App today is called LANDrop. If you have an iPhone, chances are that you've used AirDrop to share a picture, or a video, or a document with someone else that's closeby. This is something similar, but it's not limited to just iPhone to iPhone transfers. This app can help when you want to move a file of some kind to just about any other device, as long as it's on your same network. You can send photos to another PC, or an Android device as long as they're both connected to the same network. It uses that network to do the work, so you don't have to worry about internet speeds or file sizes. It's also using state of the art encryption, so no one can see what it is your sending unless you're sending it to that person. Anything that is sent is automatically saved in the directory on the receiving device. LANDrop is a free app on iTunes.

Washington DC resident visits Dallas Arboretum for the total solar eclipse

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