Palm Springs vacation won’t cost fortune (Seattle Times)

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

Palm Springs getaway: California’s winter playground for the rich and famous has become a budget-friendly destination.

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Aaron Brothers, Inc. Announces the Winners of Its ‘Show Us Your America’ Art and Photo Contest (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

Monday, October 12th, 2009

Aaron Brothers Art & Framing has announced the winners of its “Show Us Your America” Art and Photo Contest. Carrie Mundy from San Diego, California was selected as favorite photographer for her submission, Morning Surfers, and Deborah Argyropoulos from Marina del Rey, California was chosen as favorite artist for her work, Memories.

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What’s new in business books, magazines, TV in October (USA Today)

Monday, October 5th, 2009

What’s new in business books, magazines, television in October.

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What’s new in business books, magazines, TV in October (USA Today)

Street decor goes from grass to glass (The Desert Sun)

Wednesday, September 30th, 2009

Drivers and walkers along a stretch of Date Palm Drive in Cathedral City may notice a shimmer reflecting off the sidewalk — from a source that could be mistaken for a bed of Bizarro Kryptonite.

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10 great places for a bizarre night’s sleep (USA Today)

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

Fancy sleeping in an igloo or inside a wooden dog? German writer, photographer and television producer Bettina Kowalewski scoured the world for unusual accommodations for her new book, Bed in a Tree and Other Amazing Hotels From Around the World.

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Tiger Weekly’s Staff Restaurant Picks (Tiger Weekly)

Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

Kayla Falgoust, editor-in-chief My favorite place to eat right now in Baton Rouge is Chinese Combo King on W. Chimes Street. It is close to campus and has the best fried rice and sesame chicken I have ever eaten. The owner is really nice and the décor is very inviting yet chic.

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Romance on a budget – enjoy the great outdoors (Purcell Register)

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009

(ARA) – Champagne, roses and chocolate-covered strawberries spell romance, but all can fade fast. A more innovative and enduring (not to mention budget-conscious) method for adding romance is to bring it outdoors. In fact, your own backyard can be a much more cost-effective and intimate date night.

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Mixer highlights local businesses (Kern Valley Sun)

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Susan BarrKern Valley Sun The Kernville Chamber of Commerce utilized its month-end mixer to highlight several local valley businesses at the chamber office Aug. 24.

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Mixer highlights local businesses (Kern Valley Sun)

Origins Recovery Centers Opens Premier Drug and Alcohol Rehab on Texas Beach (PRWeb)

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

Innovative rehab operator Origins Recovery Centers announced today that it opened its flagship drug and alcohol recovery center for men on tropical South Padre Island, Texas. Set in a luxury resort acquired by Origins in 2009, the Company’s Texas beach rehab concept raises the competitive bar with its winning formula of unique location, first-class facilities, serious recovery culture and …

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Guide to the Big Easy (Tulane Hullabaloo)

Friday, August 21st, 2009

Madison LaGrone, Jonathan Estuart, Amy Holiday Restaurants to take your family to Ignatius Eatery 4200 Magazine Street Voted by the Zagat as Best Lunch, Ignatius is just that — a quaint eatery that provides some of the best New Orleans-style food on Magazine Street. With a small array of tables inside and outside, this restaurant could pass as a tiny

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