Bob Adams

Las Vegas and its Nature Sanctuaries

Where can someone go to really get out into the wild and explore nature? What if the answer were the fantastic hotels of Las Vegas, Nevada? Perhaps the Vegas Strip is not the first destination people have in mind when they think of nature, but the enterta... Read >

Archeology of Jerusalem

Jerusalem is one of the oldest communities in the world. In the 4th century BC, its oldest section was founded. Today, one can find ancient temples here, along with churches, mosques, and other buildings that are rich in religious and historical significa... Read >

Currywurst in Manhattan

Almost everyone in Manhattan comes from somewhere else. And from those somewhere else's, the citizens of the city bring their customs and traditions, and they also sometimes bring along a very keen sense of homesickness. That very homesickness might very ... Read >

Greenwich Village Manhattan

Greenwich Village was once the home of the bohemian lifestyle back in the sixties. Unfortunately, the rising cost of living ended the era of cool hip artists living in the area. They have moved on to Soho and then on to the TriBeCa, part of lower Manhatta... Read >

Sculptures in Parks in New York

One of the best ways to spend an afternoon in New York is to explore all of the various and dynamic offerings and attractions that can be found in Central Park. This is actually one of many parks in the city, though it is definitely the most famous and pr... Read >

Kennedy Library in Boston

Everyday except major holidays, visitors are welcome to come and visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston. They are open from 9am to 5pm. John F. Kennedy was a United States President during a time of such turmoil which lead to ... Read >

Past, Present and Future in the Museum of the City of New York

In New York only one museum is solely dedicated to examining the past, the present, and future of the city: The Museum of the City of New York. If you're visiting the city, this is the place to go to get an overview of the most populated city in the Unite... Read >

Independent Film in NYC

As one of the big centers of film in the country, and the world, New York City will never be another Hollywood. Despite attempts to make it a commercial film capitol, the thrusts here for indie film are still very strong. And although it may even be consi... Read >

A Day at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Built in 1872 after a few years of planning by the founders, the Metropolitan Museum of Art was opened to the public. The founders shared a deep desire to give the American people and all who visit the city of New York a grand display of art education. Fo... Read >

Manhattan's Dive Bars

No great city is without its very own great dive bars, and in Manhattan, there's certainly no shortage of these. The term "dive bar" probably comes from the idea that, in earlier times, these establishments were usually in the cellar or basement, and peop... Read >

Singapore's Alternative Music Scene

Anyone visiting Singapore for the first time, with expectations of visiting a city that's locked in some quaint past, is in for a big surprise. And also a very big treat. Because Singapore is an entirely modern island city-state, and although it might be ... Read >

Hawaiian Music

Hawaii is one of those idyllic places that have strong resonances in the minds of most people, whether they've visited here or not. Most people who do come to spend any amount of time here, on any of the islands, usually don't regret the experience at all... Read >

Empire State Building in New York

The most grand Art Deco building in the world stands on Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street in New York City. It took on the states nick name of the Empire State and it lives up to its name. It was completed in 1931 and was the tallest building for forty ye... Read >

World Heritage Site in Illinois

One of the most interesting aspects of the state of Illinois is a city that was established there long before this country was ever in existence. In fact, the city and region of Cahokia was the largest city on the continent and it's population and society... Read >

Theatre in DC

The regional theatre and alternative theatre movements in the U.S. have either helped to displace NYC at the center of culture, or were simply part of a wave that was already moving in that direction. However it washes out when the final tally is made, it... Read >