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Joe Rollino
Joe Rollino once lifted 475 pounds. He used neither his arms nor his legs but, reportedly, his teeth. With just one finger he raised up 635 pounds; with his back he moved 3,200. He bit down on quarters to bend them with his thumb.
People called him the Great Joe Rollino, the Mighty Joe Rollino and even the World's Strongest Man, and what did it matter if at least one of those people was Mr. Rollino himself.
On Monday morning, Mr. Rollino went for a walk in his Brooklyn neighborhood, a daily routine. It was part of the Great Joe Rollino's greatest feat, a display of physical dexterity and stamina so subtle that it revealed itself only if you happened to ask him his date of birth: March 19, 1905. He was 104 years old and counting.
Rooftop Lounge in Tempe is a Fabulous New Dancing Venue
One of the only rooftop lounges in Arizona has now come to Mill Avenue . Formerly Suite 301, the Rooftop Lounge and Patio recently opened at Fifth Street and Mill Avenue. It continues to differentiate itself from the plethora of bars in the Mill Avenue District. One of my favorite aspects of this place, besides the seriously chic patio, are the large dance floors. If you love to dance, you should definitely make Rooftop one of your new spots, since it features two different DJs and...
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