What to Do on Independence Day
July Fourth is Now! If you are still wondering what you can do on this year’s Independence Day, keep on reading.
Watch Fireworks
At 9:30 p.m. Monday, three digital clocks stationed on a couple of barges in the Inner Harbor will put into motion a fireworks show that will turn Baltimore’s skies into a kaleidoscopic landscape of colors and shapes, from half-moons to jellyfish.
It will take just two seconds for one of the 1,400 fireworks to zoom 800 feet into the sky and explode. But what often seems like an all-too-brief show takes about 20 hours to design, and five days (and four technicians) to set up.
Reducing Energy Costs and Giving Back
Just in time for Independence Day festivities and increasing summer temperatures, competitive electricity supplier Spark Energy is introducing an electricity pricing plan that allows Pennsylvanians to reduce their electricity costs and give back to wounded veterans.
Downloading 5 apps for Independence Day
U.S. Pocket Reference ($1.99) –This app puts all the fine details and documents of U.S. politics in your pocket.
iSparkler Gyro ($0.99) –This app will let you create your own sparkler from an array of colors.
Fireworks ($0.99) –This particular app allows you to create a fireworks show and set it to music in your iTunes library.
Phantom Regiment ($1.99) –Phantom Regiment, founded in 1956, is one of the top drum corps in the world. Its app has current and historic videos of the corps, lists of events and more.
Coleman Camping Cookbook and Meal Planner (Free) –Coleman, known for its line of grills and camping equipment, has a free app that allows you to plan an outdoor meal based on the ingredients at hand and the method of preparation.
So, make sure you have fun for this year’s Independence Day.
