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1. Green Bay Packers -- City
   Downtown Green Bay is the heart of the city. There are several mid rise office buildings and churches downtown. The Brown County Court House is located in the heart of downtown. The riverfront has seen a great amount of redevelopment with several new loft projects. A 17 story condominium project is planned for the riverfront. Downtown Green Bay is ... home to the now defunct Port Plaza Mall, which was later known as Washington Commons.
2. Adrian Grenier -- Vincent Chase
   Adrian Grenier, the real-life human who plays the legendary "Vinny Chase" on HBO's "Entourage", really needs to work on his approach with women! Apparently, he's pretty much no better than a scumbag when it comes to talking to the chicks! [Full Story]
3. Nexopia -- Nexopia.Com
   Nexopia.com once allowed members to rate other members photos on a scale of 1-10. It was removed due to the fact that less than 1% of users used this feature, but its removal coincided with most of the controversy caused by angry parents. People would often use this feature as a form of harassment against select users, these comments would be produced by random users, so finding the person was a grueling task and often avoided.
4. Karyn Dwyer -- Christina Cox
   At the end of the night, the viewer gets a mild glimpse into some gay bashing as Maggie (Karyn Dwyer) leaves the bar, weirdly enough, through a dark alley. No sooner does the harassing begin when Kim (Christina Cox) comes trapsing through the alley with her beat up van/home, discouraging the group of misfits of any sort of violence.
5. Erik Van Looy
   Erik Van Looy's film, now "Memory of a Killer," is a Belgian throwback to 1970s police thrillers. He uses some flashy, even trashy editing that jogged memory of crime films, usually starring Charles Bronson, often directed by Michael Winner or other adrenalized hacks. Fortunately, the main figure, though losing his memory, is fairly unforgettable.
6. England Travel -- Europe
   After a modest start with a few pages in 2005, myEnglandTravel.com has grown into one of the most popular resources for travel to England and europe. It gets tens of thousands of views per month. You can use Site Search for quick search. The website is constantly updated, so do visit again.
7. Times -- Washington Times
   WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Washington Times today announced the appointment of John F. Solomon as executive editor to succeed Wesley Pruden, who is retiring after 25 years in The Washington Times newsroom. Solomon brings to the newsroom's leadership over two decades of journalism experience, with a strong background in investigative reporting and managing interactive digital content.
8. Liz Phair -- Records
   From LizPhair.com, the Chicks With Attitutde Tour will be Liz's last for some time. After the tour wraps up in early September, Liz will return to the studio to begin working on her next record. The Chicks With Attitutde Tour kicks off on Wednesday, August 4th in Chicago.
9. Meg Ryan -- New York
   [W]ith her latest thriller, Ryan proves that she has versatility. Originally to star Nicole Kidman, “In the Cut” tells the story of Frannie Avery, an independent New York City writing professor who develops an intimate, sexual, and dangerous relationship with a mysterious detective named Malloy. Malloy is investigating a murder in Frannie neighborhood that may or may not be related to Frannie.
10. Andrew Johnson National Historic Site -- North Carolina
    The traditional story of Andrew Johnson's birth is held firmly in place by the preservation of a small historic structure located in Mordecai Park in Raleigh, North Carolina. That small building, probably built in the late 1700s, was part of a complex of buildings known as Casso's Inn, a well known hotel of that period located in Raleigh. This Inn was where Andrew Johnson's father worked as a stable keeper and his mother worked as a weaver. According to tradition, Andrew Johnson was born in the loft of the kitchen at the Inn. The story goes that on December 29, 1808 a wedding party was in progress at the tavern when the festivities were interrupted by news of the birth of a baby to the Johnsons. According to the same tradition, the bride went to the cabin at the back of the Inn to visit with the baby and his mother.

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