The Basics Of The Kentucky Derby for Horse Racing Beginners
February 6, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Marketing Tips
Although the Breeders’ Cup is nipping at its heels, without a doubt the Kentucky Derby is the biggest horse race of the year in the United States. This is a race that attracts many fans from the general public that typically don’t follow horse racing. A thorough understanding of horse racing, and which horses will win and why is a complex discipline that requires extensive specialized knowledge.
Crock Pots
February 1, 2010 by Owen Jones
Filed under Your Health
In the USA, most people call these electric cookers crock pots, whereas in the Great Britain they are normally called slow cookers. Crock pots by Rival, DeLonghi, Hamilton Beach, Cuisinart and Toastess are particularly good examples of advanced crock pots. Some of these crock pots are programmable, which allows the cook more flexibility that the slow cookers of twenty years did not.
Opera Glasses and Reviews: The Phantom of the Opera
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
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.
Opera Glasses ” Style Wear, Spyware Or Optical Device?
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
Opera glasses developed from a series of other inventions. All this started in 1608 when the Dutch optician Hans Lipperhey created binoculars consisting of two parallel telescopes. Their magnification capability was a (very impressive for the time) x3. Within one year the Italian mathematician and philosopher Galileo Galilee made massive improvements to the techniques and types of lenses used in telescopes, thereby increasing the magnification ability to x30.
Wicked the Musical: A Review with Opera Glasses
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
Wicked is an amazing musical, and a storyline you are sure to love. The story is based off of the original movie of the 1939 movie, The Wizard of Oz. Wicked is the story of how The Wicked Witch of the West got so wicked.
Opera Glasses, A Good Way To View All The Action On Stage From Far Away
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
Opera Glasses are somewhat like binoculars except that they are for seeing stage performances. The opera houses of yesterday had seats that were free or cheaper for people but they were far away from the stage up on balconies. The stage was so distant that one could only see the figures moving around on stage. Props were nonexistent and seeing the singer or actors face was impossible. Opera glasses would make it a little easier for those sitting in the cheap seats to see what was happening on stage and see what the actors actually looked like. Opera glasses have been in use since the 50’s.
A Review of Shear Madness the Comedic Mystery with Opera Glasses
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
If you are planning on seeing the comedy play Shear Madness make sure you bring your Opera Glasses. In reviewing this wonderful performance I must first make sure that you are prepared for aching cheeks, and stomach muscles that will be sore for a week. I loved Shear Madness, Never have I laughed so hard in my life!
Hairspray and Opera Glasses: A Musical Play Review
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
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.
Reviews at the Opera: Madame Butterfly
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
Madame Butterfly is an opera written by Giacomo Puccini which is very popular. We strongly recommend opera glasses for this breathtaking opera. The reasons why are about to be shown to you.
Learn A Little More About Opera Glasses
December 25, 2009 by Jeff Bridges
Filed under News & Reviews
Have you been at a concert or in a theater and wished you could see the stage better? You should consider getting a pair of opera glasses. They are more than just beautiful and classic pieces of history. Modern opera glasses can help you see what is going on around you at any performance. This need has not changed since the 1800’s when they became popular with people attending the Paris opera.




