Saber Tooth Tiger Skull
Published October 28, 2011
The Gordian Knot is a legend of Phrygian Gordium associated with Alexander the Great. After conquering the Persian Empire, Alexander was confronted with the challenge of the knot. He quickly sliced it in half with his sword and untied the knot solving the puzzle...Published October 26, 2011
This is sex with a twist, a big favorite with many men because it allows for deeper penetration and is very naughty at the same time. Ladies you will be on top for this position and guys will be on your backs. Guys lie down on your back and ladies you climb on top facing your lover, one leg will go back and one forward as you preform the splits on top of your lover. Continue reading
Published October 24, 2011
This exhibit of altars in recognition of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), focusing on the cultural traditions of death and remembrance in Arizona from territorial times to the present. Continue reading
Published October 19, 2011
This festival celebrates the diverse cultures that make up Arizona and the history that defines it through song, dance, film, poetry, stories, and of course, food and drink. It also features a wide range of exhibitors from Arizona’s arts and culture community, including libraries, museums, publishers and bookstores. Continue reading
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Leave a commentPublished October 17, 2011
The City of Peoria is celebrating Arizona’s past, present and future with a unique perspective and adding to the statewide celebration of Arizona’s first 100 years of statehood. The "Arizona on the Move" event will feature a large variety of displays and activities for the entire family. Continue reading
Published October 14, 2011
When the summer is over the Arizona State Fair begins. It is one of the most attended state fairs in the nation with over one million people attending. It has been an annual event in Phoenix Arizona since 1884. The fair highlights the state’s agriculture and livestock industries ... Continue reading
Published October 12, 2011
You will not need a bed for this one making it right for bus stops, night club corners, back alleys or any other place you find your self. You will both be standing with the girls back against the front of the guy. Now girls lean slightly forward, keeping your back straight and ... Continue reading
Published October 11, 2011
A movement is sweeping the nation demanding an end to the status quo in America. From what I can tell, the Occupy Movement appears to be a true grass roots movement. The Democratic Leadership, Nancy Pelosi comes to mind, is trying to infiltrate and take over the Occupy Movement but it does not appear they have succeeded as of yet. They were successful in taking over and diverting the energy of the MoveOn.org movement... Continue reading
Posted in Politics | Arizona, Empire, government, occupy, occupy wall street, phoenix, poverty, society | Leave a commentPublished October 10, 2011
Entering its 21st year, this event has long supported the preservation of Bisbee’s stairways with a concomitant emphasis on health and fitness. Bisbee 1000 has become a nationally recognized event, drawing participants and an audience from across the nation. Continue reading
Posted in Celebrating Arizona's Centennial | Bisbee, fitness, health, running, The Great Stairclimb, walking | 2 CommentsPublished October 7, 2011
The Boii tribe gave their name to the regions of Bohemia (Modern Day Czechoslovakia), Bologna (Northern Italy) and Bavaria (Southern Germany). They were one of the most influential of the ancient Celtic tribes during the late Iron Age. They first appear in history in connection with the Gallic invasion of north Italy in 390 BC. Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics | Bohemia, bohemian, Bohemian Crown, Celtic, Czechoslovakia, Iron Age, Kingdom of Bohemia | 2 CommentsPublished October 5, 2011Published October 4, 2011
This initially might seem like a strange place to put a public art exhibition but when you realize that Sky Harbor is the 5th Largest Airport in the Nation and the 19th Largest airport in the World it makes perfect sense as Sky Harbor is often a persons first stop in Arizona. So ... Continue reading
