Expedia $10 Per Night Hotel Discount - September 2010
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Expedia $10 Per Night Hotel Discount - September 2010
There is no better area in our budgets to save on great stuff (we need) than on travel, and if you book a hotel by September 30, 2010 (for a stay up to Halloween - October 31, 2010) you can get $10 off per night! Apparently there is a minimum stay of 2 nights to be able to take advantage of this but there seems to be no other restrictions. When you book just use coupon code RELAX10 at checkout to see the discount applied. In case you are not familiar with the check out at Expedia - there will... Read More
Flex Neck Reading / Multipurpose Light - $0.99 with Free Shipping!
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Flex Neck Reading / Multipurpose Light - $0.99 with Free Shipping!
Tired of being in the dark all the time? Well, this light can not help you personally be any "brighter", but it can help you in situations where you need a handy light to read or do other tasks. BE DEALS is offering this great little light for only 99 cents - with free shipping - for a limited time. I can't even think or another good way to spend a buck - especially with stay indoors, reading season upon us. Read More
25,000 Delta Miles for spending $500 at Skymall.com - Today Only!
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25,000 Delta Miles for spending $500 at Skymall.com - Today Only!
You can get enough miles for a domestic award travel ticket reward by spending $500 at Skymall.com - today only (September 1, 2010)! Chances are you would likely spend that much on the airfare anyway - but at least this way you can get some other gadgets and gifts (Christmas is around the corner) for free! This is one of those great deals that I find too hard to pass up. Let's just say you were in the market to buy Skymiles - it would of cost you $700 to buy the miles directly from Delta.com (... Read More
Take Your Kid Yard Sale-ing
from Working and Parenting
yard sale
Though we took our child to one yard sale last year, she didn’t really remember it and was excited to go on a yard sale-ing adventure recently. We let her empty out her bank, which had about $20 in dimes, nickels, and quarters in it, and put it in two change purses for her to take with us. We set off for adventure, and we weren’t disappointed. Read More
Ohmetric 3 in 1 Portable Laptop Workstation - $29.99
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Ohmetric 3 in 1 Portable Workstation - $29.99 Free Shipping
Buy.com is offering 82% off the retail price for this little mobile office through their site and Amazon.com for a limited time with FREE shipping! This bag fits up to 15” laptops, and - this is the big thing - considered airport checkpoint friendly, as it is designed so that it will produce a clear and unobstructed image of the laptop when undergoing X-ray screening. It is the ultimate laptop mobile organizer and mobile platform for easy travel whether it is across the street or across the... Read More
I Finally "Rode the Wave"
from So Seattle
I finally "Rode the Wave" and it was OK
After many months of anticipation I finally got a chance to "Ride the Wave" - which was a little less than what I thought it would be. Don't get me wrong - I think that it will do wonders to help Seattle grow in the future, but after this ride it gives me the feeling of the Seattle Center Monorail - it doesn't really serve an incredibly practical purpose. Apparently once they start the other lines and extensions this will be the way to travel, but I am a little iffy about it right now. It was $... Read More
Old World Deli, Bellingham WA
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Old World Delic
I'm in an area where there are absolutely no Jewish Delis, at all, for miles. This is more of a hardship than you might think. There are, supposedly, bagels and bialys to be had, but thus far the Northwest idea of a bagel has been unimpressive. That said, I have discovered what is locally called a deli, but that honestly, is also at least 50% bistro. The "Old World" in their name is the dead give away. It really is an "old world" style deli and bistro. Read More
The Northwest: It's a Berry Paradise
from Northwest Specialties
berries
Berries. They mark the beginning of summer, and the end, and right now in the Northwest, it's berry season. It's berry season from about June through early October, here. Right now, you can still find lucious local strawberries, and the blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, huckleberries, and marion berries are available as well, though some require a bit more effort to find than others. Strawberries start appearing in the Northwest in June, and with luck last until almost Labor day. There... Read More
Alaska Airlines Responds to Pet Fees
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Unreasonable Airline Pet Fees
In the off chance you missed my post about the $100 per way pet fee Alaska Airlines charges you can take a gander here. Wasn't that a pleasant, thought out letter to asking for a meaningful address my issue? Did my letter look like I used a "form letter" or a "bulk response"? It is a shame that a "bulk response" is what I got back! They must have missed my other post about How to Make it in Customer Service. I can tell they did because of the use of a "bulk response" - and if your going to use... Read More
All-You-Can-Fly is Still Available at Sun Country
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All-You-Can-Fly is Still Available at Sun Country
Sadly, Jet Blue's All-You-Can-Fly deal is sold out but the airline does have an unrelated rival that is still offering up the Fall Free For All for the same great LOW price of $499 (excluding taxes and fees) for as much travel as you can handle between September 7th, 2010 to October 13th, 2010. Read More
Cher at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
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Cher - Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
I was blessed to see Cher live in fabulous Las Vegas this past May - it was my birthday present and one that I will never forget. The show basically went through her life in video and song - with many (many) wonderful costume changes. It was a pretty indescribable experience but I will do my best to sum it all up for you without making you too jealous. Read More
Napa Valley Beauty
from Sacramento Flowers
Napa Valley Beauty
Staying or living in Sacramento? Just a short trip from this capitol city you can experience the flowers and beauty of the Napa Valley. As the time progresses you can see the grape flowers turn into delicious fruit... which is then turned into even more delicious wine! What more could a guy ask for? the trip is only about 1.5 or so hours and will be well worth it. Take a short drive from Sacramento to the Napa Valley with the directins below - you will be glad you did! - Take I-5 South and... Read More
Downtown Napa
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Downtown Napa
What stop in the Napa Valley would be complete without checking out downtown? With scores of stores, art, restaurants, hotels, and wine tasting rooms (18 or so are concentrated here) - this is the place to go to experience it all. You can try food and drinks that are made entirely out of fresh local ingredients in one of the most recognized wine regions in the world. Downtown is where all of the great things about the Napa Valley collide - the people, wine, and the culture. Don't know where to... Read More
Monticello Vineyards
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Monticello Vineyards
The Monticello Vineyards are a must see (and taste) in Napa. It includes the Home Ranch Vineyard (Oak Knoll District, planted to Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Cabernet Franc), Knollwood Vineyard (Oak Knoll District, planted to Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Syrah), State Lane Vineyard (Yountville, planted to Cabernet Sauvignon), 'Tietjen Vineyard' - Niebaum Lane Vineyard (Rutherford, planted to Cabernet Sauvignon), and 'Yewell Vineyard' - Elhers Lane Vineyard (St Helena, planted to Cabernet... Read More
Goosecross Cellars
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Goosecross Cellars
Goosecross Cellars is a quiet, cozy, and family-run winery in Napa Valley. It has a felling of home - perhaps because there is family home right on the property! The tasting area is very intimate, there is a large counter where you can see the offerings and on the opposite side there are the actual barrells of wine being created - which is pretty neat! The service is fantastic and everyone there is really nice. I tried a large selection of what they had to offer and my favorite was the '05... Read More
Franciscan Estates
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Franciscan - Napa Valley
Located deep in the Napa Valley (Highway 29 at Galleron Road) the Franciscan Winery is arguably one of the most recognized wineries in the region. The entire estate almost screams Napa Valley - and luxury. My tasting here was wonderful and the service was a true delight. It is - by far - the best experience I had - as well as some of the best tasting Whites I have ever tried (and I am not a big fan of the White). Two of my favorites: Cuvee Sauvage Chardonnay '05 - creamy and rich with pear and... Read More
Cosentino Winery
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Cosentino Winery
If your going to Napa there are a couple of places you will want to check out - and the Consentino Winery is definitely one of them. Cosentino Winery produces approximately 12,000 cases of wine per year, handcrafted from the wineries’ Yountville and Pope Valley Estates as well as from many of the same “Estate” grape sources that Mitch has maintained throughout the Napa Valley for nearly 20 years. Cosentino Winery’s stellar vineyard sources and relationships are a major factor in sustaining... Read More
Blackbird Vineyards
from Vacation World
Blackbird Vineyards
Blackbird Vineyards—Oak Knoll, Napa Valley (1330 Oak Knoll Avenue, Napa, CA 94558) About the beautiful location in the photo: Similar to the Pomerol region of Bordeaux, the Oak Knoll District is akin in its soil composition, microclimate, and rural qualities. The Oak Knoll District is one of the coolest regions in the valley—second only to Carneros—and like Pomerol, is home to gravelly, clay loam soils, which create an ideal growing region for Merlot. Due to the region’s cool nights, the... Read More
Airline Miles - Use 'em or Lose 'em
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Redeem Airline Miles
Have you found that some of your "orphan" air miles are expiring and you have no ability (or want) to use them up on travel? Maybe you have numerous accounts at different airlines because you have a fear of commitment and theres like 3000 miles at each of them? Perhaps you have found a new favorite airline to fly with and you have no need for the other loyalty programs? Think your SOL? Think again! For some time now airlines have been offering us the ability to use our unwanted miles torwards... Read More
Airlines and Reasonable Pet Accomodations?
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Unreasonable Airline Pet Fees
I recently took an extended trip on Alaska Airlines and had to pay my first outrageous fee. It was not for an 99 lb overweight bag, nor was it for any other increasing number of "a la carte" airline "perk" fees. It was to fly with my pet - who is more like a daughter to me than a dog. The interesting thing about it was that the fee to fly my little girl - was more than my own ticket! The cost of my ticket (with taxes) came to $190 and the cost of her pet fees: $200 ($100 each way). How can the... Read More