Gaming emulators have come a long way since there beginnings. The first emulator was brought into creation in 1996 and gave birth to the SNES96X. From that day till now, the community has exploded to provide retro games to new hands. This is where the Emaas Handheld Gaming Console was born. Emaas Handheld Gaming Console [...]
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Top 5 Urban Legends of Cleveland, Ohio
It seems that just about every state, county, and city in the world has some sort of creep story. Whether it be haunted houses, old burial grounds, or some unexplained phenomenon, it is sure to be found somewhere. Ohio is no different. In fact, many would say that this state is home for large amounts [...]
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
Guatemala, Lake Atitlan specifically, should be a destination for anyone that is wanting to experience the slow pace of a beautiful country.
U2Nite: Dating App Review
One app hopes to change all that and U2NIte seems to have a leg up on its competition.
5 Cleveland Restaurants You HAVE To Visit
For your culinary pleasures, here are Five Restaurants in Cleveland You HAVE To Visit.
5 Haunted Places in Cleveland
It really seems that you cannot go anywhere in the Cleveland area without hearing some tale of ghosts and hauntings.
My First Year With Cirrhosis
A line from a famous movie goes, “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.” Personally, I have found it isn’t always as fun or delicious. That fact was driven home, to me, on April 2, 2021 when I was diagnosed with cirrhosis. It was as if I [...]
Following a Tour: The Birthday Massacre story
In my forty-eight years of life, I think I may have gone to a total of four concerts, Van Halen (in my teen years), Bush, the Gin Blossoms (in college), and a Jo Dee Messina (free concert) concert in the late 90s. I never really got into the crowds of concerts, it just wasn’t appealing [...]
Mac Milton: In Memory of a Teacher
Mr. Milton was as patient as a mountain.
Silence equals death
A slogan made popular during the heights of the AIDS epidemic in the1980s is as relevant today only in a slightly different way. Maybe our queer elders foreshadowed events to come or history only repeats itself more than we cafre to admit. Either way, our silence is exactly that, our death. Each day we stand [...]