Thirsty Singapore Has a New Breed of Bar Source: The New York Times
As Singapore's thirst for cocktails has grown steadily over the last few years, a new generation of bars and clubs has emerged in some memorably unusual places.
Bigfoot hunters turn to rugged W.Va. wildernessSource: enewscourier.com
Members of Sasquatch Watch of Virginia went camping in the rugged Allegheny Mountain highlands of the Dolly Sods Wilderness Area with GPS navigators, cameras, voice recorders and plaster of Paris to make casts of huge footprints.
EAST END: A little too much night music?Source: City Newspaper
Alexander Street has changed dramatically since the 1980's, when the Rio Bamba, the Old Toad, and Lloyd's Bar and Grille were about the extent of the strip's nightlife.

Have you wanted to sit back and relax with a nice smoke only to have to take it outside in the heat or the frosty cold of night in the winter? The dilema is now solved with the revolutionary new electronic cigar/cigarette.It is smokeless and allowable in all night venues and rest …

Musician Jules Sparkles on Facebook today as part of the InlandEmpire network posted some interesting
statements regarding his view of club restrictions and the fascist propaganda machine in which no punches are pulled and no prisoners taken.He also states."sex on the telly burn …
Drug denial letter covered in drugsSource: metro.co.uk
Excerpt: A nightclub boss who wrote a letter to police denying that drug use was rife in her club has lost her license, after cops found that the letter itself was covered in cocaine.

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-- The Elkridge Club in Baltimore is more than 100 acres of privilege where Maryland corporate chieftains retire to play golf, swim and dine with people like themselves.

I'm an enthusiastic snowmobiler.
Miami Woman's Club apologizes for racism Source: United Press International
MIAMI, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- The 108-year-old Miami Women's Club has apologized to African-Americans for what it said was a "shameful" history of racial discrimination.
Lap dancing: the daily grindSource: The Times
Lap dancing is booming and MPs have called for stricter regulation on clubs. Here, dancers explain what life is like behind the scenes
Newest Club Drug: Preparation HSource: ABC News
Of all the drugs young people can use at clubs, the latest trend in New York may be the least hip among all circles: Preparation H.

At work today I was linked to a study that discusses the deleterious effects of second hand smoke. The article is on the web here: Brief secondhand smoke exposure can cause blood vessel and stem cell damage in 30 minutes. It's full of scary phrases and innuendo like;