Archive for March, 2010

How to find the Best Restaurants in Boca Raton

I found three superb restaurants during my stay in Boca Raton. Three that thrilled me beyond expectations. I don’t know about you, but travelling to places that I’m not familiar with always makes me leery about finding the best restaurants by what’s listed on the Internet. I always prefer to ask the staff of the [...]

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Visit the Tampa Bay Renaissance festival

If you’re in Tampa this spring or planning a visit don’t forget your doublet or bodice. Between February and early April is the Tampa Bay Renaissance festival . Renaissance Faires are made up of many things. Festivals of this nature combine historical reenactment with craft fairs and performance art. It’s often hard to tell the [...]

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Great Outdoor Activities and Nightclubs in Miami

Very few people wonder what they can do once they arrive in a great hotel Miami. Fl is full of great outdoor adventure opportunities and those around Miami are particularly intriguing. Being located along some of the state’s greatest beaches and coastland, water sports and beach activities are extremely popular in this city. One of [...]

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Spending Time in Denver without Family

Upon arriving in Denver, I quickly found myself with symptoms of a cold. I’ve been getting a lot of colds lately, I’m not sure what’s up with that, because a rarely get a cold. Maybe it has to do with public transportation. I do my best to wash my hands at every opportunity, but that [...]

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NY Post-Ironic

The funny thing about discussing post-irony is that it’s already been discussed, but I’ll talk about it anyway. New York does these things to me. It might be that lack of contact with the real planet, the one with the dirt and the sticks and rocks, that sends me reeling into these hyper-heady flights. It [...]

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Gumbo and Ancestors in New Orleans

New Orleans is a place that’s constantly hiding and revealing in equal measure, on good days. On bad days these things are out of balance, but there’s a certain grace to the blend of people who make up the city that use all the juju at their command to make things right again. There are [...]

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Houdini in Las Vegas

In the early part of the 20th Century, Ehrich Weiss was one of its greatest escape artists, but few people knew him by that name. Instead, most people are familiar with Harry Houdini and how he died on Halloween night in 1926. There are museums dedicated to Houdini the world over. One of these museums [...]

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Cleveland Museum of Art

The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the city’s premiere cultural establishments that is actually one of the nation’s more progressive and dynamic art museums. It supports not only art, but also is extremely focused on education and research programs. One of the great aspects of this museum that guarantees its availability to all [...]

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