Vicki Chase

Vicki has a passion for performing.  She loves a nice smooth skin.

HT/X Luke Savisky

HT/X Luke Savisky on a huge movie montage against the night sky; a watery reflection of life along the river, a window through time and possibly even a passage to an inner world.

Blue-Doe Eyed Beauty: Sophie Dee

Sophie's hobbies are movies, bowling, golf.  Sophie likes to travel all over the world.

The Grand Tasting 2015

Peruse the room and sample mouthwatering creations from the best restaurants and the country's rising culinary superstars. Served alongside delectable wines and spirits, this is one savory experience that you can't miss!

 

 

Happy National Beer Day!

Rejoice and raise a toast to National Beer Day, April 7th! It was 82 years ago that Prohibition was repealed, opening the doors for America’s great beer revolution. This revolution has continued and the entire beer culture is alive and constantly growing. To celebrate this monumentous holiday, we have the 2015 edition of our “National Beer Day” badge. Check-in to any beer on Tuesday, April 7th and you will unlock this beauty. Now get out there and celebrate that beverage we all love, beer!

Easter is a symbol of hope, renewal, and new life.

Easter gives hope for tomorrow, as after the winter comes spring. Our hearts can be filled with gladness as hearts rejoice and sing.

Blood Moon in Shortest Eclipse of the Century

A total lunar eclipse will dazzle sky-watchers in the western half of North America.

Western North America will have a front-row seat on Saturday as the full moon gets painted red in the briefest eclipse this century.   
        

The most spectacular part of the eclipse will be the totality phase, when Earth's shadow completely covers the moon and turns it an eerie red. The moon will only skirt the deepest and darkest part of Earth’s shadow, or umbra, and totality could last anywhere from nine to 12 minutes.
 

This weekend's blood moon will be the third of four lunar eclipses, dubbed a tetrad, over the course of two years. The pattern won’t repeat for another 20 years or so. The first and second happened in April and September 2014, and the last of the tetrad will grace our skies on September 28, 2015.

During a lunar eclipse, Earth comes between the moon and the sun, casting a shadow. This lineup doesn't happen every time the moon makes its monthly trek around Earth, though, because the orbit is tilted and usually keeps the moon out of Earth's shadow.

Total lunar eclipses, known as blood moons, are even more rare. They happen only during a full moon, and only when the sun, Earth, and moon are precisely aligned so that our planet's shadow completely blankets the moon’s disk. This usually happens only twice a year, and can be seen from only one hemisphere of the Earth.

For thousands of years, eclipses of Earth’s lone natural satellite have garnered awe and fear. Now that science has explained the celestial mechanics at play, we can all simply enjoy the cosmic ballet.

Batanga 2nd Anniversary

The Party on the Patio kept going all evening. They provided some of standard dishes as well as some new dish ideas from their brand new Executive Chef Rishi Singh. They also cooked their famous Paella and a whole roasted pig, so bring your appetite! The event will be held on the patio and is first come first serve. All food provided by Batanga. Cash bar available on the patio and inside. Live Latin music from Trio Forte.