December 8, 2011
A lot is going on in Colorado culturally right now. If you happen to be planning a visit to the state, you might want to do so around upcoming events and activities. For example, next spring, the Denver Zoo will be privy to an Asian Tropics exhibit (that took $50m to construct), marking the largest [...]
Tags: Colorado, Cooper Mountain, Denver Zoo, History Colorado Center
Posted in Lifestyle
November 30, 2011
President of the new State of Israel, he had many people to thank. First securing a future for Israel on November 29th, 1947 with the Partition of Palestine, Israel then became a recognized state on May 14, 1948. Prior to serving such an esteemed role in the development of the Jewish State, Weizmann was a [...]
Tags: American Support, Chaim Weizmann, Israel, Zionism
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November 30, 2011
Some Remain “Nameless” Years ago, it wasn’t so easy getting a name for your town in the United States of America. Indeed, in 1880, a very small Travis County community set about the task as they wanted to get a post office in their town. But a post office requires a town name! So the [...]
Tags: Boring, Dicktown, Nameless, NJ, Oregon, post office, Texas, Travis county community
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November 23, 2011
Earlier this week, the American Music Awards took place at LA’s Nokia Theatre. At the event, the country picked their favorite musicians. Great music was heard, smiles were seen on the faces of the winners and fun performances graced the evening. Nick Minaj and Taylor Swift won big time, with Swift taking three awards and [...]
Tags: American Music Awards, David Hasselhoff, Justin Bieber, LA, Nick Minaj, Nokia Theatre
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November 16, 2011
While New Mexico’s White Rock town may be small geographically, it appears that it is rather large in the brain department. Indeed, the 6,244 population of the town comes up pretty high on the academic scale. Indeed, almost 40 percent of adults living in White Rock have graduate degrees. Next on the list is Eldorado [...]
Tags: BizJournals, Chevy Chase Village, New Mexico, White Rock
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November 9, 2011
On Monday, literally hundreds of people gathered on Lake Champlain Bridge to snap photos and celebrate the reconnection of the communities located on either side of the lake. A much anticipated relief, the bridge will allow Vermont residents to return to their normal routines for the first time since the old bridge was closed in [...]
Tags: Lake Champlain Bridge, New Lake Champlain Bridge, New York, Teresa Sayward, Vermont
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November 2, 2011
On Monday, the NBA Star tweeted “This lockout is really boring…anybody playing flag football in okc… I need to run around or something!” George Overbey, a player on Sigma Nu fraternity’s intramural flag football team at Oklahoma State, replied immediately, with little hopes he’d actually hear back from from Kevin Durant. But he was wrong; [...]
Tags: Flag Football, George Overbey, Kevin Durant, Kevin Durant Twitter, NBA lockout, OKC Flag Football, Oklahoma State, Sigma Nu
Posted in Lifestyle, News
October 26, 2011
The current Miss South Carolina, Bree Boyce, weighed 234 pounds when she was in high school. Now, she is a 124 lb beauty queen, working to inspire teens to change their lifestyles and start caring for their health.
Tags: BEauty Pageant, Bree Boyce, Dieting, Health, Miss South Carolina, South Caroline
Posted in Health, Lifestyle, News
October 12, 2011
A recent report shared that the difference between the top 10% and bottom 10% of earners in Virginia is the widest in thirty years, second only to New Jersey. The report, published by the Commonwealth Institute, revealed that the top 10% made a minimum of 5.7 times more than the bottom earners. Michael Cassidy, the [...]
Tags: Commonwealth Institute, Daraius Irani, Michael Cassidy, Northern Virginia, Virginia Finance, Virginia Wages
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October 5, 2011
Amanda Knox has returned home to Seattle, Washington, following her acquittal of the murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox was interrogated and placed in an Italian prison in 2007 after her foreign exchange student roommate was found murdered in their apartment, and has finally been released and sent home. Feeling very emotional, Knox expressed her appreciation [...]
Tags: Amanda Knox, Italy Murder, Meredith Kercher Murder, Perugia Murder, Seattle
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