by Gary Schwind, May 9, 2008 , published in Broowaha Los Angeles

A feature about Orange County blues veterans The Slimtones who vow, "If we're not having a good time, we won't do it anymore."

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by Rachel Eagle Reiter, May 8, 2008 , published in Broowaha New York

What is Rare and Exceptional about my designs is that I use Real Gemstones such as Raw Rubies and Emeralds.  This distinguishes me as a knitter and puts me in a class of my own.  It brings me pleasure to knit and since I'm in a jewelry business, I've decided to marry these two parts of my life.  That's how I came out with such singular creations.  I sell at fairs either in Manhattan or on the eastern end of Long Island: such as the Hamptons.  Mostly, I choose to go where there is a genuine appreciation for handmade crafts. As a model, I take pleasure in modeling some of the jewelry and/or knit-designs that I sell.  Naturally, these three aspects of my life [sales/design/modeling] merged harmoniously.  And I suppose you could add writing as another aspect: also a complementary creative field.  You can view my designs on my site here: www.racheleaglereiter.com Photo Credit goes to My Wonderful, Dedicated, and (...)

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by HurricaneDean, May 8, 2008 , published in Broowaha

There has been a lot of water cooler talk around here about the possibility of a Manchurian Candidate running for the office of the President of the United States of America. Recently, Ann Coulter suggested Barack Obama might be a Manchurian Candidate. And for years now, rightwing bloggers have posted nearly a billion pages debating and speculating whether former presidential candidate John Kerry was a true to life Manchurian Candidate. There are enough virtual postings on this subject that you can wrap the pages from here to Hanoi and back again twice. One only needs to Google the words Manchurian Candidate to find the hugely popular essay by Rich Webster, Lt. with the Regional Forces / Popular Forces, Vietnam 1968 - 1969, entitled, "John Kerry - The Real Manchurian Candidate." Sometimes Webster's essay will pop up before you get to the sites that offer actual book reviews and information on (...)

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by Ed Attanasio, May 8, 2008 , published in Broowaha San Francisco

Now that Barry Bonds is gone, the excitement in McCovey Cove at San Francisco's AT&T Park is history.

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by El G, May 8, 2008 , published in Broowaha Los Angeles

Pro sports' most prolific bastard producers revealed.

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by Rachel Eagle Reiter, May 7, 2008 , published in Broowaha New York

The accomplished, talented, award-winning-artist: JEREMY HOFFELD is making a special offer.  You may purchase a PORTRAIT of me for only $3000.  Take advantage of this give away while it lasts!  Prices are bound to increase and this is Rock Bottom.  Though, an image of me is not currently on Jeremy's site, you can get a very good idea as to what he is capable of artistically: simple click here: www.jeremyhoffeld.com Think ahead a bit.  For just 300,ooo pennies you can have High Class, Valuable Art that is likely to increase in value with Time.  I suggest you make your purchase now while prices are so affordable.  Jeremy's reputation as an artist is only magnifying and my status as a model, likewise, is becoming for elite.  The price of Jeremy's art is continually increasing: my rates as a model are simultaneously increasing. Those of you who are wise investors may see the chance to buy (...)

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by Kim, May 6, 2008 , published in Broowaha Los Angeles

Jazz served with sizzling sound check appetizers, marvelous main courses, and dazzling desserts

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