Bob Neshoff – Splash Magazines

Mexico – A Great Destination Or A Danger Zone For Tourists?

March 26, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff Have tourists in Mexico become an ATM machine for Cartels and kidnappers targeting Americans? Mexico and the United States have had a love hate relationship since the 1800s and the flap over […]

Boca Museum – Featuring Art Of Whitfield Lovell

March 23, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

Whitfield Lovell has earned a reputation as one of the foremost African-American artists working in a variety of media ranging from wood panels to video on screen. All of that is on display at the […]

Major League Baseball To Challenge Little League?

February 18, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

\ By Bob Nesoff Is The Mercy Rule Next? The old saw says “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Major league baseball seems to be hellbent on violating that saying. The brain trusts have […]

A Japanese Homeland In Florida

February 13, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff Florida, as are other locations throughout the United States, have communities, cities, roads named for Indian tribes that once inhabited the area before being forced out. Some areas even have communities named […]

When In Florida Become A Mall Rat

February 8, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff The winter exodus from the North and Canada to Florida annually takes on the look of an old camel caravan crossing the desert. OK, so there is no desert and if you […]

Museum of the American Army -American Military History From Start To Finish

January 28, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff Of the many firsts in American military history, the United States Army can claim to be in the forefront. The Army was the first military unit formed at the Revolution. It was […]

A Castle On The Hudson River – Explosives, Art Work And Entertainment

January 7, 2023 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff The hulking remnants of a brick castle looms over the usually peaceful flowing waters of New York’s Hudson River. It belies the history of war implements and a massive explosion that rocked […]

China, Political Adversary – Friendly People

December 25, 2022 Bob Neshoff 0

By Bob Nesoff It was a long flight from the East Coast to Beijing made all the more tolerable by the thought of tasting those Chinese foods in the country of their origin. Little did […]