“Democrats say they’re for the poor, if that is true, then they have been very successful in El Paso…it’s one of the poorest cities in the United States,” so said Michael Moore, Chairman of the Republican Party in El Paso in an interview about the upcoming city, state and national elections.
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During the recent Preseason Thunder media event at Daytona International Speedway, Matt Kenseth was introduced as the reigning champion of the Daytona 500. With his dry Midwestern sense of humor, he acted as if the host had welcomed the “raining champion,” a reference to the fact that Kenseth got his, and his Roush Fenway Racing team’s first Daytona 500 victory by taking the lead just as rain halted the race 112 miles shy of the advertised 500.
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The position of your body just before impact is important because at this late date in the swing you really have no time for correction. If you’re in the correct delivery position, you’ll hit a good shot. If you’re not, then it’s “scramble time.”
When your hands are thigh high on their way to impact, your lead arm should be extended over your trail arm, which is still bent.
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El Paso historian, Leon Metz, will be at the Feb. 5th production to give a brief talk on Billy the Kid.
The drama of the West’s best known bad guy, Billy the Kid, lights up the stage in a new ballet set to a rich score of classical and popular music. Also on the menu, the Snow Scene from The Nutcracker gets an unexpected contemporary twist and Ravel’s Bolero is a hypnotic graceful ballet to complement the evening. In addition, new choreography by Emily Morgan highlights the limitations of physical movement and the parodies of well-known classics.
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Beauty is more than skin-deep when it comes to your dog. Keeping your pet well-groomed not only gives you a clean-smelling companion, it also helps keep your dog more comfortable and allows you to spot health problems before they become serious, even life-threatening.
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Tell me why some kids with every advantage and opportunity seem to turn out bad, while others raised in terrible homes become pillars in the community. I know one young man who grew up in squalid circumstances, yet he is such a fine person today. How did his parents manage to raise such a responsible son when they didn’t even seem to care?
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It’s not just Hollywood celebrities who have red carpet moments. Hopefully, we all will have a few of those “golden” glamorous times in our own lives, whether it’s a wedding, a bat mitzvah or a gala charity event. But if anyone can give us some tips on making the most of those “red carpet moments” when they do come our way, it’s Melissa Rivers, who through the years has witnessed the performance of hundreds of celebrities on their big day (or night)!
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Latest events happening in the El Paso, TX and Las Cruces, NM area for the week of Feb 5th – Feb 11th
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Several years ago, when Mark Martin was nearing the end of his years of driving for Roush Racing, he invited members of the media to his personal shop near Daytona Beach, Fla.
After lunch was served and the tables cleared, there were still several media types hanging around, and Martin asked if they would like to see some of his racing and personal memorabilia.
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Move over, Tomorrowland. Step aside, Fantasyland. The future is already here, with a dazzling array of innovative musical instruments that will be on store shelves soon. They were already on display this past weekend at the Anaheim Convention Center, which hosted 80,000 attendees and the wares of 1,400 exhibitors at the annual NAMM Show. NAMM stands for National Association of Music Merchants, although the organization has operated as the International Music Products Association for more than a decade, while retaining the NAMM acronym. “It’s a whole new world,” said Joe Lamond, the president and CEO of NAMM. “But our core mission is the same — to create excitement about playing instruments.”
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