Archive for April, 2006

Ever considered taking an all inclusive luxury vacation? You might want to consider Traveling to Antigua, The Bahamas, Jamaica, and St. Lucia and staying at one of the Sandals Resorts! Book a trip and forget about the rest because with these all inclusive vacation packages you don’t have to worry about a thing. Everything is incuded (and I mean everything):All meals, anytime snacks, Unlimited premium drinks, Scuba diving, Golf in Jamaica and St. Lucia, Land sports, Tips & gratuities, Gourmet Dining, Waterskiing, Sailing, Windsurfing, World-class entertainment, Luxurious accommodations, Hotel Taxes, Airport transfers, Exchange privileges, Hurricane Guarantee, Basic Wedding Package…

Rancho Santa Fe is a beautiful and exclusive community that lies 7 miles east of the Pacific Ocean in North San Diego County. It has consistently been rated in the top 10 best places to live and in 2003 was declared by Robb Reports as the most affluent community in the country. Homes in Rancho Santa Fe are priced from $1 million to $40 million with the majority of homes Read the rest of this entry »

Have you ever wondered what the best restaurant in the world is? Below is a review of the Top Ten Best Restaurants in the World. As a bonus there is a recommendation on where to stay if you should decide to take an adventure and try them out for yourself. The survey was done by Restaurant Magazine, with the winners chosen by an international panel of more than 600 impossible-to-please restaurateurs, food critics, chefs, and industry experts. For the complete story and a list of the world’s Top 50 restaurants check out the complete article at worldpress.com

An interesting side note: Restaurant Magazine (the magazine that conducted the study) is a UK based publication, and London happened to have 11 of the worlds top 50 restaurants while Paris the city with the second most restaurants received only 6 awards. I can’t help but think that they may be a bit biased? However, in their defense the United States-based Gourmet Magazine recently declaring London ?The best place to eat on the planet,? maybe London’s days of bangers and mash are over?

1st Place: THE FAT DUCK
Bray, Berkshire, Britain
This is the place that does bacon-and-egg ice cream, snail porridge and sardine-on-toast sorbet. So you can safely say you?ve never had a meal like it. Run by chef Heston Blumenthal since it opened in 1995, it already has three Michelin stars under its belt. The spectacular eight-course tasting menu costs $225.
Bookings: Reserve two weeks in advance for weekdays and at least a month ahead for weekends.
Where to stay: Make a gastronomic weekend of it and stay at the Michelin-starred nine-room Waterside Inn.

2nd Place: EL BULLI Read the rest of this entry »

Private jet charters are by far one of the fastest, easiest, and most luxurious ways to travel. Although Private jet charter is not usually considered to be economical, it can actually make sense. An average first class fare from coast to coast now runs about $4,500 round trip. If four people are flying, the cost starts getting closer to the same trip on a chartered jet, where working on board is much more comfortable and scheduling is completely flexible. You can charter a small jet for $1,800 per hour plus tax, so if six or eight people are traveling, you can achieve cost savings compared to first class fares. Many companies are running the numbers and figuring out that charter service makes economic sense.

The advantages of time saved, travel convenience, security and all of the other benefits of private jet travel can be enjoyed through the use of properly operated charter aircraft–and for a lot less money. Most large charter companies have a fleet of jets that span the range of available aircraft and they can match the traveler with the most cost-effective charter alternative. A professional charter operator can effectively manage your costs more efficiently by carefully matching the right aircraft with the right mission, so that a hop across one state uses a KingAir while a flight to London is aboard a Gulfstream V.

Another great way to save some money on private jet charter is to ask about thier “empty leg” list. Often times jet charters will offer substantial discounts if they don’t have any pasengers booked on a leg of their flight. Invest the time necessary to do a thorough investigation of your private flight alternatives and make sure you do the math for yourself. We think you will find that private jet charter will be the clear winner.

Some Information on the new 2007 Porsche 911 GT3:

The 911 GT3 is the street version of Porsche?s production-based racing cars, the GT3 Cup and RSR. This is the second version of the 911 that we will get in the U.S. when it goes on sale in August, starting at $106,795. Porsche plans to sell about 800 in the U.S. the first year.

It looks like the new Porsche 911 GT3 has some welcome improvements. Porsche sticks with the same aluminum 3.6-liter flat-six but ups the power by 35 hp to Read the rest of this entry »

The XV6700 is now available for verizon wireless customers! I think this is one of the coolest new phones that I have seen for Verizon Wireless. The Treo 700w and the XV6700 are both great cell phones and both come with Windows mobile but the XV6700 has a larger screen, full hidden keyboard, speakerphone, and much more. The Verizon XV6700 is loaded with Microsoft? Windows Mobile? 5.0, Bluetooth? technology, built-in Wi-FI?, EVDO, and the speed of Broadband. It also boasts a 1.3 megapixel camera/camcorder with flash and Windows Media Player 10 and a cleverly hidden, side-out QWERTY keyboard. I have seen them selling in the malls for as low as $279 (After $100 “new every two” savings) If I am able to find them for less online I will be sure and let everyone know.

XV6700 Features and info:

Talk time: 300 minutes
Standby time: 200 hours
Size: 5.2H x 2.32W x 0.93D inches
Weight: 6.5 oz

• Dual Band (800MHz CDMA/1900MHz PCS)

• 1xEVDO/1xRTT

• Microsoft Windows Mobile? 5.0

• Wireless Sync

• MiniSD Card expansion slot

• Connect with Bluetooth (using certain profiles)*

• Side-Out QWERTY Keyboard

• 1.3 Megapixel Camera/Camcorder

• Windows Media Player 10

• Speakerphone

Here are some descriptions on just a few of the oldest and best golf courses in the world:
Augusta - USA Augusta is a stunningly beautiful course located in the American Deep South. Augusta is the home of the world-renowned Masters tournament. Beautifully designed with lightning fast greens, without a doubt one of the world’s best.

Ballybunion - IRELAND Ballybunion is fantastic links course situated in County Kerry southern Ireland. Well known for it’s towering sand dunes and cliff side holes running along the Atlantic. Stunning scenery surrounds this course but it is an unbelievably challenging links course. A fantastic welcome awaits all who visits.

Cypress Point - USA Just a stone’s thrown away from Mayor Clint Eastwood’s Carmel and John Steinbeck’s Cannery Row. A fearsome course for hard men. The Monterey Peninsula on the American west coast is a picturesque location but certainly one of the most difficult golf courses to date.

Kiawah Island - USA Kiawah Island was only opened in 1991. Located off the south coast of Carolina. Kiawah was awarded the 1991 Ryder Cup between Europe and the USA. Fabulous Atlantic setting rich in marsh land and sand dunes. A truly terrific links course.

Pebble Beach - USA Simply one of the Read the rest of this entry »

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