http://babyboomersus.net/ Baby Boomers U.S. Forum: Recent Topics en Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:15:10 +0000 http://babyboomersus.net/topic/how-many-calories-should-i-eat#post-318 Mon, 23 Jan 2012 13:35:44 +0000 anmaripc 318@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you’re searching for information on “How many calories should i eat“, let me give you few tips and tricks to get you started with your standard diet regime right away! The vast majority of individuals believe that they take in considerably less calories when they’re just refusing to eat good enough. However it is a misguided process since this reduces the actual metabolic level and also leaves entire body towards undernourishment routine. The effective way would be to manage your caloric intake by consuming proper level of remarkably nutritious food item.<br /> An energetic individual that workouts daily will probably burn up significantly more calories compared to one who is medium active along with significantly less physical exercises. It is suggested to nibble on at least twelve hundred to fifteen hundred calories each day when you need to slim down, although this kind of diet regime simply cannot be adopted for a long time. You must have nicely balanced diet regime with sufficient calorie consumption to remain hale and healthy. You’ll find so many caloric calculators accessible on the internet to calculate the routine caloric wants. When you calculate your current caloric needs, stick to it for one week and begin tracking the improvements in your body fat. Come up with modifications in calorie consumption as needed so you can take care of your body weight like you desire.<br /> For learn more about calories visit: <a href="http://howmanycaloriesshouldieat.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow">http://howmanycaloriesshouldieat.blogspot.com/</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/ouch-my-back-hurts#post-234 Thu, 17 Nov 2011 15:27:18 +0000 agringo4u 234@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>I haven't had the problem myself but my wife has had it for years and has even had 2 surgeries. If you start having back problems stop what your doing and get off your feet for a few days. If you don't you could easily damage it worse. For anyone with back problems here is a great site for information. It is actually a back surgery site but has lots of good articles on preventing and dealing with back pain. </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hello-its-good-to-be-among-other-boomers#post-316 Wed, 18 Jan 2012 20:36:22 +0000 Paul_Kemp 316@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>I just signed up as a member of this site. I wanted to introduce myself and offer some things I've found true that can solve some common problems Boomers share. I'm sure I can learn a lot from you all, also.</p> <p>My major interest is health, especially how to stay healthy without diets, drugs, and medical intervention. I just turned 63 and I've managed to stay at roughly the weight I was in college. I'm not on any prescriptions and I feel great.</p> <p>I have mostly been self-employed, but I also spent some time consulting for the U.S. Department of Commerce and the local Chamber of Commerce, looking for ways to re-employ an isolated, beautiful community after their major employer left town. That taught me some interesting lessons about finding some new employment for the general population.</p> <p>Lately, I've been developing a new career on the Internet as a writer, trying to contribute some insights I gained that I haven't seen elsewhere. This is an exciting time to be alive, so I'm looking forward to hear what others in this forum have learned. </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/depression-or-bipolar-disorder#post-257 Mon, 05 Dec 2011 09:11:16 +0000 agringo4u 257@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you go to the doctor for depression be sure they get all the details or you could get the wrong treatment. For example, depression is a part of a bipolar disorder and needs to be treated in a different manner for positive results. If you are not sure of the bipolar disorder signs here a good article on the subject.<br /> <a href="http://www.bipolardisordersigns.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bipolardisordersigns.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/take-heart-problems-seriously#post-267 Wed, 14 Dec 2011 11:58:13 +0000 agringo4u 267@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you have or think you have heart problems be sure and take them seriously. Heart attacks are still our number one killer. If you do not know all the heart attack signs and what action to take you should. Here is a good source of information on anything having to do with the heart. It is on a heart surgery site but has a big selection of articles on preventing and dealing with heart problems.<br /> <a href="http://www.bypasscomplications.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bypasscomplications.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/brisk-walking-to-jogging-to-weight-loss#post-308 Thu, 12 Jan 2012 23:59:52 +0000 agringo4u 308@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>After trying diets for years a friend of mine ask me to jog with her and much to my delight the weight started disappearing. Those extra calories I was burning almost everyday out jogging was paying off. Now I am 65, one of the first baby boomers, and I still jog everyday weather permitting, and if it doesn't permit I have a treadmill. For anyone who would like to try it, here is the best jogging site for advice on the internet. I you are not in good condition start off with a brisk walk and work your way up over a few weeks period.<br /> <a href="http://www.joggingexercise.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.joggingexercise.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/get-blu-and-stay-away-from-smoke-3#post-287 Tue, 03 Jan 2012 05:15:11 +0000 mayafox12 287@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>After the discovery of electric cigarettes people are coming to know the clear picture of the harmfulness of regular cig what they earlier considered to b the most pleasurable thing. Today smoke is everywhere and every third person is a smoker. People want to quit their smoke but they are helpless. They are trying to find substitutes for their regular cigarettes but still they are not able to find any.<br /> Today when the market is full of substitutes and substitutes are like chewing gums, therapies and medicines to fulfill the nicotine need of a smoker. Many smokers have been a part of such therapies and medicines but still they are not able to quit their smoke. There is another substitute of regular cigarette available in market which looks actually similar to regular cigarettes.<br /> With so many competition in industry for electric cigarettes there are so many brands come in market and claiming their product as best electronic cigarette.<br /> Today one of the most known electronic cigarette brands according to electric cigarettes review is:<br /> 1. Blu cigs<br /> 2. V2 cigs<br /> 3. White cloud<br /> Among these top three brands blu cigs has somehow managed to be on top. Blu cigs has already placed them on top. Today blu cigs has its own name in the industry.<br /> Blu is offering the best, rich and the most refreshing flavors as compare to other brands. Basically blu is known for its quality and stylish products.<br /> To know more about blu electronic cigarette, one can simply read about blu cigs on its official website or on electronic cigarette review websites.<br /> Blu cigs has made headlines many times, sometimes because of its social pack and sometimes because of its social networking features. Products of blu electronic cigarette are completely USA made and comes with a quality certificate. </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/medicare-and-social-security#post-280 Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:28:16 +0000 agringo4u 280@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you are getting ready to retire be sure and check on what your social security check is going to be and what you can expect from Medicare. Unfortunately it doesn't pay around 20 percent of medical cost so a long term illness could cost you a lot of out of pocket expense if you do not have a supplement. Most retirees get a Medigap supplement to protect themselves. It is low cost and government regulated. Here is a very good article on the subject.<br /> <a href="http://www.medigapcost.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.medigapcost.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/red-skelton-tribute-show-moves-to-downtown-las-vegas#post-93 Mon, 01 Nov 2010 23:04:52 +0000 FredScholtz 93@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>After a highly successful run just off the Las Vegas strip, Brian Hoffman’s Tribute to Red Skelton has moved to the Las Vegas Rocks Café in historic downtown Las Vegas. Located at 450 Fremont Street (corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Fremont St) the Las Vegas Rocks Café's – Embassy Theatre is a great place to come see Brian performing the jokes and routines that made Red famous. The Cafe is filled with history and memorabilia including a time-line of how Las Vegas has became what it is today.</p> <p>The owners of the Las Vegas Rocks Café have opened their arms and welcomed this new show. The theatre can accommodate several hundred people and there’s not a bad seat in the house. Enjoy a great meal before or after the show. The café has a creative menu with items named after legendary entertainers such as Charo’s Chillie, the Siegfried and Roy, a triple deck sandwich, The Bugsy Burger and the Elvis Delight, just to name a few. The prices are very reasonable with many items under $15.00<br /> Downtown Las Vegas Fremont Street Experience has a lot to offer. They have just installed four ziplines that will move riders 800 feet from the Fremont Street parking garage to a 14-foot-high landing platform near one of the Fremont Street Experience’s performance stages. Riders are expected to be able to achieve speeds of 25 mph on the lines.<br /> It’s home of Viva Vision, the worlds largest overhead light show goes on every night with over 2,000,000 lights computerized into a myriad of color and themes - from Aerosmith to Garth Brooks, to Elvis and the Rolling Stones - all brought together with 540,000 watts of sound and over 40 speakers on each block.</p> <p>Come on down to Fremont Street and enjoy all it has to offer. See the neon museum,<br /> check out some of the oldest casinos in Las Vegas, many of which have been seen in several movies such as Casino and Vegas Vacation. The slots are loose and the people are fun to watch.</p> <p>Don’t forget to take in the newest sight on Fremont Street, Brian Hoffman performing as Red Skelton every Monday and Tuesday at 2pm in the Embassy Theatre located inside the Las Vegas Rocks Café – 450 Fremont Street. Tickets are just $29.95 for General Admission, $34.95 for VIP seating w/ autographed photo. Children 11-17 are just $10.95, kids 10 and under are free with ticketed adult.</p> <p>To find out more about Brian Hoffman’s tribute to Red Skelton show, visit <a href="http://www.RedSkeltonComedyShow.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.RedSkeltonComedyShow.com</a> or call 1-00-595-4849 to reserve your tickets to see “America’s favorite clown” </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/do-you-know-the-gastric-bypass-requirements#post-277 Thu, 29 Dec 2011 19:16:46 +0000 agringo4u 277@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>There are requirements that must be met before a gastric bypass can be performed. If you are extremely overweight and have thought about gastric bypass surgery here is a good source of information concerning the requirements.<br /> <a href="http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com/gastric-bypass-requirements.shtml" rel="nofollow">http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com/gastric-bypass-requirements.shtml</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hi-yall#post-87 Tue, 26 Oct 2010 13:54:17 +0000 Peg in Ok 87@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Just a quick into of myself. I'm Peg, and live in Oklahoma, and am very happy to have found an ACTIVE forum of Boomers. I have been writing (for what ever reason ? ! ? ) a lot of articles and notes on concerns of Baby Boomers lately. I think a lot of the issues have shifted and changed with the political and social climate as it is, and am really enjoying reading all of your comments so far. Look forward to making some Boomer friends on this site. (By the way, in Oklahoma when you say "Boomer", someone will always answer, "Sooners") </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/you-can-lose-weight-jogging#post-274 Fri, 23 Dec 2011 20:52:49 +0000 agringo4u 274@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Jogging exercise is great for losing weight and keeping your body in overall health. That is why many highly trained professional athletes jog to keep in condition. Jogging is also great for your heart as it strengthens the muscles. Here is some great information and tips for anyone interested in trying it. Once you get in good enough shape to jog a serious 45 minutes a day your weight will start coming off.<br /> <a href="http://www.joggingexercise.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.joggingexercise.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/rethinking-retirement#post-61 Tue, 15 Jun 2010 10:10:18 +0000 mike8591 61@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Lately I've started to thinking about my retirement... mainly because I met with few friends, and they started to talk about their last cruise, how great it was and that their are planing another one... I still have few years before retirement, but no plan for it. So I start searching in the web some useful advices, check what I found: <a href="http://phasecorp.com/index.php/The-Baby-Boom-Experience.html" rel="nofollow">http://phasecorp.com/index.php/The-Baby-Boom-Experience.html</a></p> <p>It seems pretty practical for me, hope it would be also useful for you. </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/what-is-medigap#post-266 Wed, 14 Dec 2011 11:54:12 +0000 agringo4u 266@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you are nearing retirement you need to check into a Medigap policy. It is basically a Medicare supplement and is very low cost and government regulated. Since Medicare only pays about 80 percent of medical bills most retirees choose to take out a policy. Here is some good information. They are not trying to sell you anything.<br /> <a href="http://www.medigapcost.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.medigapcost.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/heart-surgery-and-what-to-expect#post-262 Fri, 09 Dec 2011 14:19:13 +0000 agringo4u 262@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>There are different types of heart ailments and each requires a different surgery technique. Here is a look at bypass surgery and possible complications. There are also good articles on other types of heart surgery, cost, recovery and diets. There is even tips and advice on reversing heart problems.<br /> <a href="http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/introducing-myself-1#post-47 Fri, 07 May 2010 20:32:44 +0000 drt 47@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hi Joe,</p> <p>I just drop by to say hi and introduce myself. My name is Aris Tanone and I'd like to thank Joe for allowing my posts to be listed in Blog Carnival.</p> <p>Long time ago, when I was a little kid, I thought, someone was very old if s/he was in his/her 60th. Now, I'm one year away and I still could finish running the 5K-run while one year or so ago I was a couch potato. The only think I could say is, thanks God I'm here now.</p> <p>That's all for now and I will visit this forum from time to time.</p> <p>Thanks,</p> <p>Aris/ </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/what-are-the-alzheimers-warning-signs#post-249 Fri, 25 Nov 2011 19:07:51 +0000 agringo4u 249@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you are a caregiver for an elderly parent or loved one it would be a good idea to learn the early signs of Alzheimer's. At this time there is no cure but there are medications that can slow it down and there is a huge amount of research going on. For anyone with an interest here is a good article on the early signs of Alzheimer's. The sooner diagnosed the better.<br /> <a href="http://www.alzheimerswarningsigns.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.alzheimerswarningsigns.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/fitness#post-23 Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:19:43 +0000 Beautygrl09 23@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hey boomers,</p> <p>Just wanted to talk about how your fitness routine has changed. I'm a health nut, but I can't keep up with my old routine (too hard on the knees). I've turned to fitness videos; my favorites are by Mirabai Holland, called Moving Free. They're great--I never feel too sore in the morning, and there's no stress on my joints. Check her out at <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Moving-Free/174976698070?ref=ts" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/pages/Moving-Free/174976698070?ref=ts</a> if you're lookin' for a good workout!</p> <p>What's your fitness routine now that we're gettin' old and gray? </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/do-you-know-what-medicare-pays#post-238 Mon, 21 Nov 2011 09:38:18 +0000 agringo4u 238@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>As we get closer to retirement we start thinking about Medicare and wonder exactly what to expect from it. If you are not sure what Medicare pays and doesn't pay you need to find out so you will know if you need a supplement to protect you from a long term illness. For anyone interested here is good source of information. They are not trying to sell you insurance, just giving information.<br /> <a href="http://www.medigapcost.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.medigapcost.com</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/rent-out-your-empty-rooms#post-208 Tue, 11 Oct 2011 21:14:57 +0000 Make Space 208@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>You might want to consider renting out your empty rooms for extra income and for company. You say that you like the space and the freedom, but there are a lot of lonely baby boomers and seniors who would benefit from having someone in the home to share meals, shopping, watch tv and just to know someone is there when the electricity goes out or you hear noises. It's not that hard to find someone compatible and safe. Just have the people screened before you rent and trust your instincts. </p> <p>Go to <a href="http://www.homeshareconnections.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.homeshareconnections.com/</a> for more information </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/when-is-gastric-bypass-a-weight-loss-option#post-236 Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:14:20 +0000 agringo4u 236@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Everyone know they show eat a healthy diet and exercise to keep the body and mind in good condition. But let's face it, some of us just don't do it. In fact some individuals get so obese it starts causing them some life threatening medical problems. If this is the case, then it may be time to talk to a doctor about a gastric bypass surgery operation. However, there are mental and physical requirements that must be met. For anyone interested here is an excellent article on the subject.<br /> <a href="http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com/gastric-bypass-requirements.shtml" rel="nofollow">http://www.bypasssurgerycomplications.com/gastric-bypass-requirements.shtml</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/computer-driving-licence#post-235 Sun, 20 Nov 2011 12:26:02 +0000 RehbatAli 235@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hello everybody,</p> <p>Could you help me translate Computer Driving Licence in further sentence :</p> <p>XXX has successfully passed all modules required for the granting of the European Computer Driving Licence.</p> <p>My translation :</p> <p>XXX a passé avec succès tous les modules requis pour l'obtention du certificat européen de pilotage d'ordinateur ???</p> <p>In the document , there is a reference to a "Syllabus version 5.0". Is it something to relate to this computer certificate ? </p> <p>Thank you in advance. </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/old-and-broke-this-aint-no-joke#post-57 Thu, 10 Jun 2010 07:29:38 +0000 JaneyB 57@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Quiz: What if you reach retirement age with only a paycheck or two in the bank?</p> <p>Answer 1: Dumbass. Why didn’t you invest?</p> <p>Answer 2: Dumbass. Why didn’t you plan for retirement?</p> <p>Answer 3: Dumbass. You expect the world to hand you life on platter?</p> <p>Okay, I’m a dumbass. But the cruel reality is, I don’t have extended family to move in with. My kids are near starving and they live 2500 miles away. My only other relative is a sister, and she’s broke too. She had the audacity to spend her life as a wife and mother and then a schoolteacher. What a dumbass.</p> <p>Me, I must take the Dumbass World Cup. I went to college and wanted to do pre-med, but I was discouraged from this because it was so hard for girls to get into medical school in those days. So I studied art (are you kidding?) because in those days everyone thought some guy would marry and provide for you. Alas, no such savior turned up. At twenty nine I went to graduate school in social work, did well and got a job in social work. (What a dumbass! Didn’t anyone tell you what salaries social workers earned?)</p> <p>Well I spent most of my life doing the work of the angels (or being a sucker, as some would have it) and I just got to a salary level where I could put money aside for retirement a few years ago. I plan to work ‘til I’m seventy so I should have about 100K to provide for my old age. Let’s hope my old age is brief; 100K isn’t much nowadays.</p> <p>Well, I’m polishing up my tin cup. When the 100K runs out, I plan to beg at rich peoples’ houses. Especially those radical Christians. They make such a big deal of their Christian values, of course they’ll help me out. Right? </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hi-from-texas#post-212 Wed, 19 Oct 2011 20:05:35 +0000 rdcjam4 212@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hello everyone! I am excited to be a part of this forum.<br /> Talking to baby boomers is one of my favorite things.</p> <p>Visit my new website <a href="http://thebabyboomergeneration.org/" rel="nofollow">http://thebabyboomergeneration.org/</a></p> <p>See ya later.</p> <p>Russell </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hey-there-everyone#post-194 Thu, 29 Sep 2011 10:31:12 +0000 debv54 194@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hi all, my name is Deb and I live in the Philadelphia suburbs. My kids are both grown and on their own and I share my home with my cat . I work nights which makes it difficult to meet people, so I spend more than average time on-line. Today I happened upon this forum which looks interesting. Is it active ? </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hello-from-oregon#post-128 Thu, 26 May 2011 05:11:43 +0000 bobmielke 128@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Hi, the name is Bob and this is my introductory posting on this forum. I'm recently retired, living in Portland, Oregon. I'm single, white and jolly. Now there's a word from the past. I don't think anyone under forty has ever used it.</p> <p>Anyway I'm going to look around this forum to see what it's all about, whether it's active or just sitting here waiting for one more wandering soul to stumble in. See you in netherland. - Bob </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/my-kids-grown-out#post-8 Thu, 06 Aug 2009 18:17:17 +0000 Joe Hauckes 8@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>But I still miss him. Even though he's 30+ and we haven't spoken in years, there is still an empty spot where he used to be. &lt;img src=&quot;http://babyboomersus.net/my-plugins/pb--bb-smilies/default/icon_sad.gif&quot; title=&quot;:(&quot; class=&quot;bb_smilies&quot; /&gt; </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/watch-for-alzheimers-signs-in-the-elderly#post-170 Wed, 03 Aug 2011 18:53:44 +0000 healthnut 170@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>If you are caring for an older family member you need to watch for signs of Alzheimer's. The sooner it is noted and treated the better. If you do not know what to look for and what the future holds, here is a good article on what the Alzheimer's caregiver can expect. They don't sell a product.<br /> <a href="http://www.alzheimerswarningsigns.com/alzheimer-caregiver.shtml" rel="nofollow">http://www.alzheimerswarningsigns.com/alzheimer-caregiver.shtml</a> </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/national-debt-and-social-security#post-161 Thu, 14 Jul 2011 18:27:19 +0000 maxie65 161@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>I realize that, considering most topics of conversation in this forum are not political, what I am about to relate may be a little depressing. Needless to say it should be addressed and should be given proper attention. I am a baby boomer and have become reliant on Social Security. It has been under attack, again, and frankly I am sickened by yet another attempt to undermine it's original intent. So here is my rant and thank you for letting me vent.<br /> Social Security has always been a target and a focus for politicians in resolving national debt, platforms and projects for political restructuring. It has become skewed abominably from it's original intent. It has become the hobby of all politicians when elected to use, abuse and obscure and for some to even borrow from with no promise of payback. It was intended as insurance for retirees and for disabled workers not for arbitrary usury of elected officials. American citizens paid into Social Security and trusted that this would provide or subsidize their essentials in their retirement years.<br /> The government has been irresponsible in how it has handled and managed these funds. They should be held accountable to the people who paid into this and will continue to pay into the Social Security. Despite what these dunderheads think it is not their money to be used however they chose. If they were going do to that why didn't they "invest" it something that was going to generate a profit or benefit those that had/have "invested" (taxed) into it. I think they (government) should have to pay back, at a enormous interest rate, to all who have paid into the Social Security fund. Maybe then I nor anyone else who is currently receiving this measly stipend and would have to rely on the government to mishandle my retirement security.<br /> I know this sounds ridiculous and unrealistic but I am outraged and tired of living in fear of having my economic security blanket pulled out from me at the whim of politicians.<br /> It does not matter to me what political format or platform one subscribe to, it is moot and beside the point. Attacking Social Security is just wrong and it effects the most vulnerable in our cultural. I cannot say this enough and will continue to voice this sentiment in every blog and comment I participate in and that is this: the aged in this country are treated abominably and it is apparent in every politicians agenda and their continual attack on Social Security </p> http://babyboomersus.net/topic/hot-summer-deal-for-best-afternoon-comedy-show-in-las-vegas#post-159 Thu, 07 Jul 2011 23:07:01 +0000 FredScholtz 159@http://babyboomersus.net/ <p>Las Vegas is heating up for a great summer. The Red Skelton tribute show in the Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel has a sizzling deal for a cool afternoon. It's a great way for kids of all ages to beat the heat.</p> <p>Many afternoon shows consists of music or magic, such as Mac King and Nathon Burton. Mac King and Nathon Burton put on great afternoon magic shows in Las Vegas. Mac King has been seen on several television shows and Nathon Burton was on America's Got Talent.</p> <p>When it comes to comedy shows, many of them are at night and consist of adult content. There is a great afternoon comedy show that is fun for the whole family and that is the tribute to Red Skelton show now performing Mondays and Tuesdays at 2pm</p> <p>For twenty years Red Skelton blessed the airwaves with his family friendly humor. His talents not only included comedy but the ability to endear to his audience.</p> <p>The characters he created will live in the hearts of his fans forever. One of Red's most loved characters was the hobo who lived in the city dump, Freddie the Freeloader.</p> <p>Freddie was a kind hearted gentle soul who lived life to the fullest. He may have used a newspaper for a blanket and a bathtub for a bed, but Freddie knew how to make the most out of nothing.</p> <p>Re-live those days and take a break from the afternoon heat every Monday and Tuesday at 2 pm inside the Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel located at 160 E Flamingo Road (corner of Koval and Flamingo)</p> <p>This limited hot summer sizzling offer saves you 50% on every ticket by going to the official website for the Red Skelton Tribute show. Visit <a href="http://www.RedSkeltonComedyShow.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.RedSkeltonComedyShow.com</a> or call 1-800-595-4849 and use discount code SIZZLE</p> <p>We look forward to seeing you at the show. "Goodnight now and may God bless" </p>