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Five Best Spring Break Destinations
Posted by Dennis Howell in Travel on February 25th, 2010
Spring Break is fast approaching and for college students, it is one of the best times of the year. Depending on the type of person you are, there is a Spring Break destination for everybody. Well, this article is for the typical party hard student. Here are five great Spring Break destinations. Full Story »
How Bout’ a Vacation…….To Space?
Posted by Dennis Howell in Travel, Weird News on November 3rd, 2009
The future that I have only dreamed of is officially among us. There is a company that plans to open a hotel in space, and they will be ready to start accepting paying customers by 2012. The company is based in Barcelona and will call the extraordinary hotel the Galactic Suite Space Resort. Here is a look at what some rich people could be experiencing. Full Story »
Five Best Things to Do in Oklahoma
Posted by Dennis Howell in Travel on September 7th, 2009
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OOOOOOOOklahoma where the wind comes sweeping down the plains. Being from Oklahoma I thought I would give the Sooner State a shout out and give my five best list of things to do in Oklahoma. Here is what I got. Full Story »
Five Best Sites To See In Atlanta
Posted by Waggs2999 in People's Choice, Travel on August 15th, 2009
Planning a trip to Atlanta? My wife and kids went down a few months ago over Spring Break. They absolutely loved it and they’re dying to go back. I’ve never been to Atlanta, but I have been to Savannah which is one of my favorite cities. Here’s a list of five must-see sites in Atlanta:
5 Best Ways to Get the Cheapest Hotel Prices
Whenever I travel, I spend hours online trying to find the best possible hotel room at the lowest possible price. There are so many deals out there and if you spend time doing the research, you’re sure to find them. Here are 5 tips that I use that may work for you as well:
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Five Best Islands in the Caribbean??
Posted by Waggs2999 in People's Choice, Travel on August 13th, 2009
My wife and I decided that for Christmas this year, we’re going to surprise our kids and give them a tropical vacation as their main present from us (of course Santa will still leave tons of gifts). Our plan is to leave the morning after X-mas day and fly down to one of the tropical islands for a full week where we’ll ring in the new year.
Here’s the problem, I have never been to any of the Caribbean Islands other than the Bahamas. My opinion of the Bahamas; if you’re not staying at Atlantis, don’t go. Atlantis is a beautiful resort, for adults and kids. We considered going back to Atlantis, but we would like to go somewhere different. I’ve been doing a lot of research on the Caribbean Islands and I’ve come up with the following list as the 5 best Caribbean Islands to visit. Please let me know what you think of this list. If you’re a travel agent or you’ve been to the Caribbean, please share your thoughts.
Five Best Odd Vacations
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Entertainment, Travel on July 15th, 2009
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but myFiveBest also offers a web site for vacationers. It is aimed mainly for men, but ladies, you’ll want to know where the men will be this summer so check it out. The site, http://www.mancationz.com/ is chock full of cool and exciting vacation stories, places, and more. Here are five favorite spots for you to check out this year if you want to do something different.
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Best Places to See in New York City
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Travel, Trivia on June 25th, 2009
New York City is one of the most exciting metropolitan centers in the United States. It is comprised of over 8.3 million people from every culture in the world. Being a leading global city, New York is considered a hub in commerce, finance, fashion, culture and entertainment. If you plan on visiting New York City, it would be impossible to fit in everything on a week or even month-long vacation. However, there are some highlights that you can’t miss. Below are five of my favorite sight-seeing spots.
Five Best Vacation Spots for You and the Kids
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Travel on June 17th, 2009
Well it’s finally summertime and the kids are out of school. They’re sitting around the house playing video games, fighting with each other or out wreaking havoc on the neighborhood. Maybe it’s time to take them on an adventurous summer vacation they will always remember. Here’s a list of the 5 best summer vacations for the whole family. Please feel free to share your experiences, ideas or opinions. Full Story »
My 5 Best Family-Friendly, All Inclusive Resorts in the Caribbean
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Reader Submitted, Travel on June 5th, 2009
1. Club Med – Punta Cana
Found in the beautiful Dominican Republic, Club Med offers 3 restaurants, 2 bars and a children’s specialty restaurant. Other features include: Free sports, swimming, and dancing. There is a spa, and scuba lessons are available.
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2. Franklin D. Resort – Jamaica
This all-inclusive hotel found in Jamaica’s Runaway Bay is a true island paradise for families. Upon arrival you are given your own “Vacation Nanny” to watch your kids. There are three swimming pools, including a 100’ waterslide and kid’s area. There is nightly, live entertainment and four restaurants to dine in while the children have their own buffet.
3. Beaches – Turks & Caicos
This resort is located off the beaten path creating the Ultimate Beach Hideaway. You will find that this is a scuba diver’s dream and a paradise for the nature enthusiasts. The resort, itself, consists of three separate villages: Italian, Caribbean, and French which can fulfill the dreams of anyone’s tastes. If food is your thing, there are fourteen – yes fourteen! – restaurants on the island specializing in international tastes. You will also find 5 pools, three swim up bars, and a host of other amenities.
4. Beach Club Colony – Grand Cayman Island
The Beach Club Colony is a smaller, quaint hotel boasting only 39 rooms on Cayman’s Seven Mile beach. Beach Club Colony is not for the vacationer expecting the elegance of larger, chain hotels. It has a small swimming pool, one restaurant, and private beach. It is designed for you and your family to enjoy a relaxing vacation without the pomp and circumstance. A perfectly comfortable spot for total relaxation.
5. Breezes – Curacao
This is a mega-resort located in the southern Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela. Built upon a white sand beach. The hotel offers attractions for both children and adults and has a large casino for those who like to take a chance. The food is excellent and the drinks run freely.
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Best 5 Restaurants in Akron, Ohio
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Reader Submitted, Shopping, Travel on June 5th, 2009
Here’s my list for the best 5 restaurants in Akron, Ohio
1: Luigi’s Pizza
http://luigisakron.com/
105 N Main St Akron, OH 44308
(330) 253-2999
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2: Lanning’s
www.lannings-restaurant.com
826 N Cleveland Massillon Rd Akron, OH 44333
(330) 864-2553
3: Diamond Grill
www.pluggedincleveland.com
77 W Market St Akron, OH 44308
(330) 253-0041
4: Ken Stewarts
www.kenstewartsgrille.com
1970 W Market St Akron, OH 44313
(330) 867-2555
5: Wasabi Hibachi Steakhouse
www.restaurantwasabi.com
150 Montrose West Ave Akron, OH 44321
(330) 666-5522
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My Five Easiest Languages to Learn
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Education, Travel on June 3rd, 2009
In these economically difficult times, learning a new language can help you to get ahead in your career, make it easier to communicate in a foreign country, or can just be fun to do! But, if English is your primary tongue, what languages are the easiest to learn?
To discover this, you have to take several different factors into consideration. How committed are you to learning the language? How often will you get the opportunity to practice the language? Finally, what is the difficulty of the language by comparing alphabets and the phonetics of the new tongue?
These languages are the five best languages to learn based on linguistic ease and accessibility: Full Story »
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