Posted on: 01.28.2010
Phoenix is an ever expanding city, with construction projects underway each day of the year, from some of the finest and best Phoenix hotels, to the building of sports arenas and new housing developments. Before a new project is underway however, the archaeologists are called into to excavate and survey the land on which these [...]
Posted on: 01.26.2010
I tried to follow the footsteps of Andy Kaufman in NYC, not with the attempt to become him, but to try to find out what was on his mind. It has been an obsession that’s lasted longer than I would ever care to admit, but that seems to be part of the legacy of trying [...]
Posted on: 01.22.2010
When I am looking to visit a new country, state, city or town, I like to have a good idea of what events took place in the history and who lived there. To me finding a room at one of the modern hotels around Georgia, click here, is like putting myself into such an historical [...]
Posted on: 01.20.2010
While you are getting out from one of the elegant hotels around Greensboro North Carolina you may find yourself on Dolley Madison Road. Would you think of the pre made Dolly Madison baked goods or the wife of the James Madison, forth President of the United States. She was quite the lady and she was [...]
Posted on: 01.18.2010
If I spend a some nights at a some quaint hotels around Hampton and search out the different areas of the Virginia coast would I get a better idea of were Ella Fitzgerald was coming from? It is always my belief that an artist is going to put all there experiences of childhood and adulthood [...]
Posted on: 01.15.2010
The wonderful park in Brooklyn, Prospect Park, has been through many times of birth, decay, and rebirth. There are many individual facilities in the park and each one is rich with the history not only of the park, but of this particular New York borough as well. In recent years, the park has been going [...]
Posted on: 01.14.2010
Indianapolis is one of those rare places in the world where salsa and real estate might come together in new and interesting, and certainly unexpected, ways. It’s a city that’s famous for representing a version of the heartland of the U.S. that people generally accept. The city is neither too big nor too small, with [...]
Posted on: 01.07.2010
New York was our last stop on a whirl-wind 3-month tour of America. We had purchased our round-trip tickets from Bangkok to New York City, which means we needed to be back in New York to catch our return flight to Thailand. We managed to spend a full week in the city.
We were staying in [...]
Posted on: 01.06.2010
I was up early making sure everything was still in order for my flight to New York City. I double checked all my things and said goodbye to my roommates and took the bus to the airport and caught my flight. When I arrived at the JFK airport, I took the Airport Shuttle to my [...]