Get your vocal chords ready!! Sing your way to Atlanta Motor Speedway!

The 10th caller will automatically get tickets to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race on August 31st and to the NASCAR Nationwide Series Race on September 1st.

If you sing the lyrics to the Montgomery Gentry song of the day correctly you will win tickets to the AdvoCare 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race on September 2nd. And get put into the drawing to win a pair of Montgomery Gentry Meet & Greet passes and Fast Cars and Guitars pre-race concert passes.

SONG OF THE DAY...

Dex & Mo

I come from a long line of losers
Half outlaw half boozers
I was born with a shot glass in my hand
I'm part hippie a little red neck

Caller...

I'm always a suspect
My blood line made me who I am

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Wearing an emo hair cut with long bangs that sweep across one eye can cause lazy eyes in young people.

An 'expert' from the Optometrists Association recently warned that long, thick fringe bangs can act like an eye-patch, hiding the eye from both sunlight and sensory stimulation, both of which it needs to develop.

He warned:  “If a young emo chap has a fringe covering one eye all the time, that eye won’t see a lot of detail.“And if it happens from a young age, that eye can become amblyotic,” meaning “lazy.”

The best way to spot a liar isn’t in what a person says—it's in how they look when they're saying it.

A study found that four muscles in the face can help you figure out if you're getting the truth or not.

Researchers studied the facial expressions of 52 people, half genuine, half lying. They found that certain facial muscles actually leak signs of whether or not a person is being honest.

When the people were telling the truth, two areas in their face gave them away: the corrugator supercilii, in between the eyes, and the depressor angulioris, in the lower face.

When someone tells the truth, you'll see the inner eyebrows together and pointing upwards. The muscles around the mouth pull the lip corners down, like a frown. Then, the chin muscles contract and show dimples.

With liars, there was more smirking, as well as movement in the forehead that made them look surprised. So when someone is lying, you'll see a little smirk or half smile.

Another sign:  They can't use the muscles that draw the inner eyebrows together and upwards. Instead, they're only able to raise their eyebrows and forehead, so they looked surprised.

Almost one in three Americans have sleepwalked at some point in their life. 

Researchers found about 29% said they had sleepwalked at least once in their lives. Close to 3% said they currently did it between once a year and once a month and 1%  said they sleepwalked at least twice per month.

Severe depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder may lead to an increased chance of sleepwalking.

We've heard many times and from multiple sources that text messaging is declining. There are multiple reasons for this, but the biggest one is Facebook. Facebook's Messenger is slowly but surely killing the text message.

As a result, the social networking giant is eating into the traffic carriers receive from text messaging, and thus a huge chunk of their revenues.