Archive for February, 2010

 The Burnham Tavern Museum in Maine

The Burnham Tavern is located in Machias, Maine and is one of the many historical sites located in any of the towns and cities of the state.  This tavern was built during 1770, and was the meeting point for the local and regional patriots during the times of the American Revolution.  Today there aer exhibits [...]



 Online Advertising and Celebrity Endorsements: The Future of Successful Business

When celebrity endorsements work, they work. Companies take a huge risk when choosing the right person for the job of representing what the company does or the services they provide, or the products they sell. A public figure in a television or an online commercial becomes the representation of what that company means, becomes how [...]



 What Do People Say About TransGlobe Property Management?

Advice to consumers has always been to check out the company you are thinking of dealing with, before you deal with them, before you purchase their products and before you enlist their services. Now days, that is becoming much easier to do as you can basically find out anything you need to know online. All [...]



 The Best Show in Miami

In Los Angeles, there’s a home above Hollywood built in the early 20th Century that’s a private club for magicians.  It’s known as the Magic Castle, and features five unique performances a night of magic and comedy.  It’s a place all magicians revere, and a place the public loves to come — if they can [...]



 Ancient Comedy and Tragedy of Rome

One of the great things about Rome is its history and significance throughout the centuries. It is one of the oldest cities in the world and certainly ranks among the oldest in the Western world. There are various aspects of the city and society that are reflected in this though it is extremely easy to [...]



 My Plans for Backpacking Thru Europe

I have been planning this backpacking trip to Europe for some time. I was even given a wonderful map of Europe as a birthday gift by my mom when I first told her of my plans. I had a long list of places I was going to go, but I was absolutely going to start [...]



 Summer Vacation in Fort Lauderdale Becomes Family Tradition

I once heard that there is always something to do in Fort Lauderdale. I think I must have been about twelve when I first heard it. A few of my cousins were over for Thanksgiving, well and other relatives too, and they were all older than I was. I remember one of them talking about [...]



 A Proposal in Fort Collins

It’s Saturday afternoon in Colorado. After a boys night out, we had to get up very early because Cameran and his guest had to fly back. After a delicious German breakfast, boiled eggs, fruit, bread, jam and coffee we all left our wonderful guest home, thanks Cameran for letting us stay the night. Rene and [...]



 Famous Jackson

If you are an outdoor sport enthusiast than you would think that David Edward Jackson was famous. He is one of the trappers that originally found a good hunt in the Grand Teton Mountain area called Jackson Hole. There are some fabulous hotels in Jackson click here to rest up for some amazing outdoor adventures. [...]



 The Western Trails of Phoenix

A few years ago, my East Coast grandmother visited from Carlisle, Pennsylvania.  My sister and I picked her up at the Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix, and when she stepped into our view we knew we were in for one crazy week with grandma.  She was dressed in full “cowgirl” regalia, a bright red [...]