Aug 20th 09 Posted by Melisa Bercier

How To Travel Italy

by Graham McKenzie The Grand Tour was established in 1660. It literally put tourism on the map in Italy, and ironically, travelers still love the very same sights and attractions. Every tour of Italy should include the jewel of Renaissance Italy, Florence. For centuries, the Medici had great influence in this city, supporting artists such as Michalangelo, Leonardo, Donatello, Giotto, Pontormo and... read more

Aug 19th 09 Posted by Rene Lacape

Electric Heaters Keeps The Outdoors Warm

by Rene Lacape The main purpose of houses is to make sure that its residents are safe and comfortable. However, changes in temperature may provide problems for the people inside the house. There are locations that get too cold during certain months. Thus, houses that experience this condition often get electric patio heaters. These items are needed for outdoor heating. Without these heaters, people who... read more

Aug 18th 09 Posted by Jeff Bridges

Opera Glasses and Reviews: The Phantom of the Opera

by Jeff Bridges Prepare yourself for an awe inspiring event and treat yourself to a night of The Phantom of the Opera, this performance will fill you with feelings ranging from sadness to ecstasy. As always, when attending any performance, remember to bring your opera glasses. The Phantom of the Opera takes place in Paris in the nineteenth century. Two new opera house owners take over a theater that is... read more

Aug 18th 09 Posted by Jeff Bridges

Hairspray and Opera Glasses: A Musical Play Review

by Jeff Bridges The musical Hairspray is set in June in the year 1962 in Baltimore, Maryland. The main character, Tracy, is an overweight young girl. The young girl dreams of becoming famous. If you do not have front row seats, you will want to bring your opera glasses so as not to miss a heartbeat of this fast-paced musical. As Tracy is watching television one day, she hears that a popular show is going... read more

Aug 17th 09 Posted by Melisa Bercier

Ireland Travel Tips

by Graham McKenzie Ireland is a small island, but it packs a very big punch. Consisting of a central plain surrounded by mountains and hills, Ireland offers tourists some of the most assorted and untarnished scenery in all of Europe. Not only does it offer gently rolling, green hills, but you will find quiet sandy beaches, semi-tropical bays, and rocky cliffs, as well. The land was first inhabited about... read more