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Charlie Sheen denies salary flap
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 11:01 in Entertainment | Viewed 87 views times | No Comments
Actor Charlie Sheen has been courageous in his questioning of the origins of the 911 attacks, and that is good. But he has also done a great job of continually tarnishing his public image, and that’s not so good. The bottom line is that we have all heard of Charlie Sheen not because he is
Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas: poolside concert series
There are a lot of us who don’t need any particular enticement to plan a trip to Las Vegas, and it is true that there is always something to do in Sin City, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days of the year. There are many great things about Las Vegas and
Steven Tyler sings “God Bless America” at Red Sox opener
American Rock & Roll legend Steven Tyler was been struggling with a series of health issues recently, but the lead singer of that seminal band out of Boston, Aerosmith, looked well on Sunday night when he sang “God Bless America” for the opening day crowd at Fenway Park. His daughter Chelsea Tyler joined him in
Asheville’s Inn on Biltmore Estate
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:52 in Hotels | Viewed 217 views times | No Comments
One great place to visit that many travelers are sure to overlook is lovely Asheville, North Carolina. Sitting at the foot of Mount Pisgah, Asheville offers great outdoor activities including some of the best hiking on the east coast, and the town also provides world class entertainment, dining, and lodging options. A trip to Asheville
Letterman makes extraordinary offer to Butler coach
Anyone who has ever paid any attention to late night funnyman David Letterman knows that he is a proud alumnus of Ball State University, which is located in Muncie in Letterman’s home state of Indiana. It’s common knowledge than the wealthy alumni of certain college sports powerhouses have been known to donate funds to these
Fresh organic salad for those warm spring days
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:45 in Dining | Viewed 192 views times | No Comments
We are extremely fortunate here in the United States on a number of different levels, but one of our advantages is the fact that we have so many different foods available to us year around. It is no secret that Americans have a tendency toward obesity, and all of that good food that is out
National Auto Museum offers entertainment for the entire family
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:44 in Entertainment | Viewed 114 views times | No Comments
Most people think that the only place to visit when you go to the Silver State of Nevada is that fabulous oasis in the desert, Las Vegas (or of course Harry Reid’s hometown of Searchlight). However, the northern Nevada town of Reno has a lot to offer as well, and one of the most popular
Remember the Alamo
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:44 in Travel | Viewed 692 views times | No Comments
When you are looking into places in the United States that you may want to visit, there is no shortage of fantastic cities and towns that all have something special and unique to offer, and sometimes you have to dig just below the surface to experience something new. When you think Texas, many of us
Horse racing Triple Crown series kicks off on May 1st
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:43 in Entertainment | Viewed 66 views times | No Comments
The 2010 Triple Crown series begins on Saturday, May 1st at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky with the running of the 136th Kentucky Derby. The Run for the Roses is without question one of the premier happenings in the world of sports each and every year, but in many ways it is something that transcends
McNabb trade places spotlight on Kolb
Published on 16 Apr, 2010 at 10:42 in Sports | Viewed 155 views times | No Comments
The Philadelphia Eagles have decided that the time has come to get younger, and they have finally been able to find a taker for Donovan McNabb and his hefty 2010 guaranteed salary. It is easy to dismiss McNabb as having been unable to get the Eagles over the ultimate hump, but trading him to division
