Over the years, there has been more and more calls to the NFL and the Washington Redskins organization about the offensive name “Redskins” for the Washington team mascot.
Even President Barack Obama has voiced his opinion on the subject.
In the Game: Race, Identity, and Sports in the Twentieth Century
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Spotify is just over five years old, and has over 20 million songs in its library.
That’s how Spotify can provide you a constant stream of music that’s geared to your listening tastes.
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It’s been said that more photos are taken at the Disney Parks (Walt Disney World, Disneyland, etc) than anywhere else in the world. That Sleeping Beauty Castle or Cinderella Castle is the most photographed landmark anywhere.
The question is, how true are either of these statements?
Disney Mickey and Gang Blue Fireworks Picture Frame
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Remember when you would go off to summer camp and you’d all spend the most awesome summer together and then you go home promising to write each other every day, and then you end up with a PEN PAL FOR LIFE?
STD’s (sexually transmitted diseases) are no laughing matter, especially if you’re a parent trying to raise teenagers. Casual sex amongst young people happens, you know. All a parent can do is hope that they’ve raised their children correctly in that they’ll use proper protection or common sense when it comes time to hook up.
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2013 is a wrap, but before we head boldly into 2014, let’s take a quick look at what all of you, our many Web Watch readers, have stopped by to take a look at over the past year:
2013: The End of Days or a New Beginning: Envisioning the World After the Events of 2012
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When was the last time you ate at Applebee’s?
Web Watch knows a couple who eats at Applebee’s at least once a week. For them, it’s almost a second home. And who really can resist a bowl full of riblets? We know we can’t.
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It’s getting to be about that time of year, where everyone stops celebrating the holidays and starts looking more towards things that they can do to improve their lives in the upcoming year.
Many experts all say the same thing — you shouldn’t be worried about making a New Year’s Resolution, but rather make yourself a New Year’s Commitment.
The difference is that commitments are more binding, mentally and physically, over a mere resolution where you try to achieve something that may or may not happen. It’s all about committing to your stated goal, forcing that new habit to take effect. A resolution? Beh.
