Monthly Archives: March 2010

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

While attending the Louisiana Heritage Fair in Beauregard Square, which would later become known as Congo Square, Mahalia Jackson and Duke Ellington encountered the Eureka Brass Band leading a crowd of revelers through the festival. When the festival producer, George … Continue reading

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Singapore is a Foodies Paradise

If you are a foodie and a traveler, I recommend coming to Singapore. The food is amazing, with influences from Malay, India and China, all throughout the country; from the mall food courts, the hawker stands to the exquisite restaurants. … Continue reading

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Dunlops & Peace of Mind

Every biker understands the importance of tires. While they’re one of the most essential things in terms of automobile safety, in motorcycles, their importance increases exponentially. The ability to maneuver around tight corners is essential in good riding, but there … Continue reading

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San Antonio’s Riverwalk is the Place to Be

I had a great day visiting with my older Brother, who lives in San Antonio now. He seemed so happy and I had a ball with him. He picked me up at my hotel, which made him angry, because I … Continue reading

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Spa Treatments in VA

If any guys happen to read this and are looking to earn points with your wife, girlfriend, or significant other a great way to do so would be to send her to the spa. Virginia Beach has a good one … Continue reading

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Modesto gets Educated

Public Higher Education is almost an oxymoron these days. But, unlike some other states, higher education has deep roots in California. Where California public high Schools’ have failed, their Universities continue to succeed. California’s central Valley is home to a … Continue reading

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Home of Molly Brown in Colorado

In movie theaters, you’ll find James Cameron’s Avatar literally raking in billions of dollars world-wide, presently the top money-making film of all time. The record-holder before that was also directed and written by James Cameron, 1997′s Titanic . This film … Continue reading

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Fremont Dinosaur

Is there anyone else still stuck in the Dinosaur Age? You know when you still had to turn on lights without clapping, press buttons to dial a phone and actually go camping in the woods if you wanted to catch … Continue reading

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Everglade Alligators in Miami

While you may have seen alligators in a zoo, it’s an altogether different experience to see them in their native environment, such as the Everglades outside Miami, Florida.  In fact, Miami is one of the few places you can go … Continue reading

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