Archive for October, 2009

Great Ocean Road in Melbourne October 28th, 2009

    One of the best scenic drives is along the Great Ocean Road in Melbourne, Australia.  This is also considered to be the largest memorial of the First World War, as it was built by the soldiers when they came home during the years between 1919 and 1926.   Having never traveled through the country before, I [...]

Holiday Season in NY October 27th, 2009

    I am going to be getting to New York City this holiday season for some shopping, site seeing, light gawking, seeing the store window displays and going to a Broadway play. I went to New York Broadway tickets and was able to get tickets to a preformance of the Monty Python play Spamalot.
    Having been a [...]

Portable Hot Tubs and Water Meditation October 26th, 2009

    Having a hot tub can be a sensational thing, in every sense of the word.  They have a way of rejuvenating all the senses, and make a long and exhausting day melt away in just minutes.  For stress relief, along with many other healthy side effects, portable hot tubs are magnificent aids, and can help [...]

Campy Penguins in Melbourne October 22nd, 2009

    I don’t have much time in Melbourne before I leave Australia for Asia. I decided that I need to prioritise and visit the most important sites of the city. So, I hop on one of the local tour bus’s that go by all the luxury hotels Melbourne Australia and I hopped on the first one [...]

Two Parks of Bangalore October 21st, 2009

    If you are the kind of traveler who has mixed tastes, city life as well as natural surroundings, Bangalore, India is the place for you. Nick-named the “garden city of India”, there are many different parks, observatories and gardens to choose from. Many are either close to or house on their grounds, museums [...]

Childless in Hyderabad October 21st, 2009

    Hyderabad is one amazing area of India that has grown exponentially with the cyber boom. The technical suave people call Hyderabad “Cyberabad“. It has generated job, wealth and excellent night clubs. What a great change from the rest of India! I was able to see just how the middle class and upper class Indians live [...]

Fort Canning: The Beautiful, Functional, and Cultural Center of Singapore October 19th, 2009

    Fort Canning is one of my favorite locations in the city of Singapore.  Fine dining restaurants sit amidst a vast expanse of gardens and greenery.  And although this is a very nice area, accommodation prices are well within any one’s budget.  Many young people, or traveling bohemian types can find very reasonable stays in the [...]

The Charm of Alphabet City in New York October 15th, 2009

    Alphabet City in New York is one of my favorite neighborhoods.  Perhaps it is for sentimental reasons, as the first time I visited the city, I stayed with my friend on Avenue C for two weeks.  I was doing a show on 42nd Street, and when I left each morning for the theater, I pretended [...]

Violin Major Enjoys Ibiza October 13th, 2009

    John finally let his friend Todd talk him into taking a vacation together and spending an entire month out of the summer on the Balearic Islands that are located in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Spain. It’s not that the trip didn’t sound incredibly fun and exciting to John, he just had two [...]

The Puppets of the New York Village Halloween Parade October 13th, 2009

    The organizers of the Village Parade on Halloween remain committed and dedicated to the imaginative and the cultural life of the city of Manhattan. True to the nature of large scale public events that take place in the neighborhoods and the boroughs on the island, they believe whole heatedly that when communities come together to [...]

Swimming with Fishes in Tampa Bay, Florida October 13th, 2009

    In 1999 I moved to the incredible city of Los Angeles. I knew many visual artists, some of the most famous painters of this time, through working with them as an artists’ model at the Scottsdale Artist School in Scottsdale, Arizona. So I was hired quickly at about 30 different places in LA. [...]

Great Backyard Designs With Hot Tubs October 13th, 2009

    The purchase of a new home hot tub can be considered as much of an adventure as it is a home investment. Many times individuals, couples and families decided to make their hot tub purchase as part of a complete design overhaul on their backyard. There are many references and resource guides as to how [...]

Compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act October 12th, 2009

    The original Foreign Corrupt Practices Act was conceived in 1977 and later revised in the middle of 1988. This is an act that addresses the acts of bribery, by or of, the government officials in all countries. This has led to greater diligence and watch over record keeping and the accounting practices of [...]