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Este primer Bed & Breakfast es uno de los Top 10 Estalajes en el Estado y está a sólo una corta coche más allá de la parte noreste de Indianapolis. Este colonial holandés de 1920, cuenta con una elegancia clásica con decoración de inglés del país. Rechazar el servicio, candlelit sabrosos desayunos y túnicas hechos personalizados se encuentran entre los muchos detalles reflexivos que son sólo una pequeña parte de las comodidades de lujosas que se encuentra en la casa de Ivy. Situado entre-69 y la I-70, justo al este de pescadores. La casa de Ivy es orgullosa de ser incluida en HGTV. La casa de Ivy es el lugar perfecto para una boda de jardín pequeño. Proximidad: página Indianapolis Convención Lucas Oil estadio principal del centro de la casa de cámara de Indianapolis Colts Conceco campo de los Indiana Pacers Indianapolis Motor Speedway (500 millas de Indianápolis, Brickyard 400. Moto GP) Conner Prairie Living History Museo Hamilton Town Center Mall histórico Pendleton encantadora ciudad de Noblesville
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5 en octubre 26, 2014
When we walked up the front sidewalk to the door, we already knew. There's a kind of ambiance that one senses immediately. We arrived late and exhausted by a grueling trip through blinding rain and wind in AR and MO. How pleasant and beautiful did we find Ivy House and its proprietors Linda and Jim. They made us feel welcome in this lovely old former home of a local physician, built around 1920. The next morning, we were treated to some of the best breakfast cuisine we've ever had. Since we were staying for a number of days, this would be the first of a series of memorable breakfasts that rank among the very finest of all the B&B's we have visited over many years. The rooms were immaculate in every respect. Wife is seriously allergic to dust, and we experienced none of that. Every aspect of the decor, the furnishings, the attention to detail (notably, even "minor" details) was exceptional. The queen bed was very comfortable. The proprietors were very helpful to us in explaining things about the area around the Ivy House as well as Hamilton County, which we are considering for a retirement destination. We could go on for a number of pages about the beautiful accoutrements which delight the eye: crown moulding, antique clocks, hues of green, rugs with rose-colored motifs and shades of berries, rich wood tones of the furniture and floors laid entirely by hand without benefit of power tools, and on and on! Our first-day impression upon walking up to the door proved to be prescient! No doubt we would joyfully return upon a future visit to the area. Tom and Laurie
5 en marzo 14, 2014
From the moment you meet the innkeepers you feel so welcome in their home. The beds and bedding are so comfy, not to mention how warm and inviting the rooms are. The breakfasts are outstanding, so why would you even want to go home after being pampered like that! It's one of our favorite places to come and spend a few days relaxing and unwinding.....it's the perfect place.
5 en octubre 23, 2013
Kay and I have visited this wonderful B&B every year for the last five years, and we're still excited every time we go! Linda and Jim have provided an excellent stay each time, and we've had numerous, engaging conversations with the other guests we've met there. The house, garden, and grounds are so lovely that we even rented the space for our wedding. We always look forward to breakfast, knowing that Linda will make something delicious. This time it was a souffle and a literal miniature cornucopia of fruit for each of us. --Jay & Kay
5 en enero 02, 2013
This trip was my fourth time visiting Indiana, and while the first three times were to see the Indy 500, this time was for pure relaxation and rejuvenation. I love the Ivy House so much that I simply do not even look at other places to stay! Why chance it, when you know how perfect Ivy House is? I stayed for two weeks this time; it is just that comfortable, and Linda makes the most decadent breakfasts served on fine china. Your plate will not see eggs and toast......no....she serves fresh ingredient soufflés, stuffed French toast dishes, fresh baked goods (like lemon poppyseed muffins drizzles in lemony goodness)...getting out of bed is such a treat! I will try to post a picture or two. I always love the cozy comfy rooms, and the large common areas are very inviting, including an outdoor terrace. Travellers, save yourself time and energy and look no further for the perfect place to stay.
5 en agosto 09, 2012
This was our first stay at a B&B and Jim and Linda set the bar high for future B&B's. They were warm and wonderful hosts. The Inn was immaculately clean and comfortable. Spacious rooms and private bath. Delicious breakfast. She assured us right away that we would not be spending the evening with them, but with each other. They have a separate entrance and stayed in separate quarters, so unless we needed anything we did not see them until morning. She has a special eye for detail and adds a warm touch to everything. Jim has done an amazing job with the doors of the home that are refurnished from the most unique places. I love old doors and the history of items so this was a treasure to me. Their personalities compliment each other and we left feeling like we had just visited friends of the family. We will return to enjoy their home and company again.
5 en julio 30, 2012
My wife and I had tickets to the Brickyard 400 NASCAR race and were looking for a comfortable place to stay for the weekend. We chose The Ivy House Bed & Breakfast based on the reviews of Trip Advisor, and are so very happy we did! The Inn was so very well taken care of that you could tell it was a place that was loved. And boy did we love it too! Everything was so immaculate! The rooms were very large and comfortable, and the huge bed we slept in made it very hard to get up in the morning. The food was excellent, and the property was beautiful! At the end of the day, it was very restful to sit and relax on the side porch with a cup of fresh brewed coffee. The house was beautifully decorated with antiques, teddy bears, tea pots, and so much more. I highly recommend The Ivy House Bed & Breakfast to anybody who may be staying in or near Indianapolis. We will definitely be staying there on our next visit!!
5 en julio 16, 2012
My husband surprised me with a return visit to Ivy House on our first anniversary. We had stayed here once while dating, and had the most wonderfully relaxing time of connection. That's really when we decided that we would marry. So coming back to this completely pleasant and peaceful place was perfect for reflection. Linda made everything perfect for us, and was very considerate of my dietary needs as well. We had everything we needed and felt quite at home. I'm hoping to make a long-standing tradition of this visit. A+ to everything. Thank you, Noltes.
5 en julio 03, 2012
It has been one month since our visit to The Ivy House and we are still talking about what a terrific place. On our way to a nephew's graduation we decided to celebrate our 47th anniversary here. We were greeted at the front door by our innkeeper Linda. It was as if we were family coming home for a visit. The Inn is immaculate in every aspect, the food fabulous, the gardens beautiful, the snacks readily available Oh did I mention the food fabulous, the souffle one day, the french toast another, the fruit very fresh and the table decorated as if we were someone famous or royal. We slept better than if we were in our own bed. The furnishings are outstanding--antiques everywhere..The side porch was so peaceful after a day of sightseeing. Wanting to celebrate our anniversary dinner somewhere special, Linda knew exactly where to go. She is so knowledgeable of the surrounding area explaining all of the local venues. We will definitely stay at the Ivy House on our next visit to Indiana.
5 en junio 17, 2012
It was seriously as if we were right at home, only a great breakfast was made and served to us. The scenery inside and out was peaceful and very relaxing. The beds were very comfortable, and every was exceptionally clean. The breakfast was fresh and there was a great variety. Also included was soda, water, or cookies at any time. It has a great small town charm and feel but is literally only 5-10 min from a great mall, restaurants, and a movie theatre. Can't imagine a better bed and breakfast experience!
5 en junio 16, 2012
My husband surprised me with a romantic getaway to the Ivy House, a place I've wanted to try for years. It was like a step back in time. We slept so great on the amazing mattress! The table setting and breakfast made us feel like royalty. We even had own own souffle" that was absolutely delicious. The Ivy House was just a wonderful experience!
Este alarde de la hermosa sala de una cama de 4 póster y un armario tallado de mano. El baño tiene una bañera de clawfoot de 5 pies de remojo y una gran ducha. Usted tendrá una medida túnica llevar mientras que en la casa de Ivy. Huéspedes del amor esta sala. Es tan romántica.
: $155 - $155
La sala del Báltico tiene una cama queen de trineo. Papel de pared hermoso, tejidos y un armario de antiuqe establecen el tono para esta sala maravillosa. El baño tiene una tina de baño de clawfoot muy inusual de 41/2 de pie con la ducha de moda antigua en la tina. Todos los huéspedes de la casa de Ivy tienen personalizados de una túnica llevar mientras están aquí. Una habitación perfecta para relajarse.
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La sala de Ivy de Boston tiene una cama de hierro blanco hermoso. Los tejidos y perfecto de flujo de papel de pared con la antigüedad dormir batas colgando alrededor de la sala. El baño es a través de la sala, pero no a preocuparse proporcionaremos todo el mundo en la casa de Ivy personalizados de una túnica para su viaje corto para el baño.
: $135 - $135
This historic house was built in 1900 and still has the charm with modern conveniences. If you are looking for a romantic getaway, honeymoon place, somewhere to stay while attending events in Indy, or just a place to put your out of town company; this is the perfect place. Sit on either of two porches; screened porch for your morning coffee and to watch the birds or swing on the front porch in the evening of this peaceful get away. Located in a quiet town just NE of Indianapolis, close to Indy, Fishers, Noblesville and Anderson. Conveniently close to Interstates I-69 and I-70 and only 15 minutes from I-465.
: $155 - $155
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Indianapolis, IN (IND) 18 miles
Interestatal 69 norte para salir de 10. Viajar en SR 238 SE a Fortville (8 millas). La casa de Ivy es sólo 10 minutos de Interestatal 70.
Compra de Antigüedades, Galerías de Arte , Sala de conciertos, Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet, De Interés Histórico, Cine, Museo, Parques Nacionales, Casa de los campeonatos IHSAA, Tiendas Outlet, Teatro, Área de picnic, Servicios Religiosos, Bodega, Zoo
Bed and Breakfast
Productos de Cortesía, Juegos de mesa, Ordenador, Fotocopiadora, Fax, Chimenea, Servicio de Internet, Piano, Instalaciones para Bodas , Baños privado
Aire acondicionado, Despertador, Albornoces, Reproductor de CD, Ventiladores de techo, Reproductor de DVD, Secador, Tabla de planchar, Radio, TV por Satélite/Cable, TV, Servicio de Descubierta, Vídeos, Wi-Fi
Bicicletas, Pescar, Jugar al golf, Sitio de lanzamiento de globos de aire caliente con estancia., Comprar, Visitar lugares de interés, Pistas de tenis
Jim and Linda Nolte
Antes de seguir su pasión que posaderos Jim se retiró de su trabajo de 25 años. Linda trabajó con niños con necesidades especiales durante 12 años. Sus hobbies son recopilación architectual siniestradas y ponerlo a utilizar en el cama y desayuno. Si desea que estará encantados de compartir stoies sobre sus hallazgos en té. También les gusta de jardinería. Otro pasatiempo está buscando de antigüedades. Su gran aventura está a la venta de un equipo de baloon hotair.
Alimentación particular
Souffle de jamón y queso '
Servido por la luz de las velas con jugo, café, mufines y fruta fresca de la temporada, Nuestro jamón y queso souffle es una de las favoritas de nuestros huéspedes en la casa de Ivy.


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This a a very good tasting Cigar but it requires working at it to get it out. Smoked half a box so far and most have been tough on the draw otherwise and excellent smooth to medium cigar.
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As the 2012 elections approached I started to feel very guilty about the state of the country that my generation, which was born shortly after World War II, was about to leave to my grandchildren and their peers. The conservative agenda was promising to starve government services of all kinds – public schools, food stamps, even the post office – with the aim of privatizing institutions that have served our nation well for decades. More laws limiting women's reproductive rights seemed on the horizon, global warming was being dismissed as a liberal hoax, and the rights of labor — well, don't even go there. I was afraid to wake up to a Republican sweep and a future of desperation and dislocation for millions of Americans. It felt like a huge generational and personal failure.
Instead, the November 6 election was a salve to my baby boomer soul. Having cut my political teeth in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, organized in poor communities for jobs and decent housing, protested U.S. intervention in Vietnam and joined the women's liberation movement of the 1970s, I saw the election as a vindication of my generation's core values.
The alternative, a Romney sweep, would have written a different version of U.S. history – one that claimed the political and cultural wars of the 1960s were irrelevant to American's future. Instead, those values – racial equality, women's and gay rights, a non-interventionist foreign policy, and a commitment to narrow the economic divide, are now widely seen as the values of our country's voting majority.
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With Obama's re-election, there is now the opportunity to acknowledge the difference those movements have made to a multi-racial, fair and democratic America. And to validate the idea that grassroots movements for justice actually can influence the course of history. Obama is now saying it himself loud and clear: "You can't change Washington from the inside. You can only change it from the outside." My history proves it.


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Tim true to his word and undaunted by the previous ride, he did the entire ride on a pig
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at about 8pm the 11 apostles showed up, late for supper
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community members from soviet monika....russ and chris....and they're not nOObs as they claimed to be..
the martian, this time no feelers, but still with the spooky eyes
decided to ride again with us (or was he IN again just for the beer
john, went smalerl cc on this ride and took the 625. it didn't take long for him to acquire the evil eyes
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a SHAKEN NOWWHAT walked in with a story to tell...or WAS IT A SHAKEN BUS with a permanent impression of him on its side...
not a pretty 950SE anymore
................................................, justice has been served to the gs riders!
sito envied this SE from the day he met nowwhat, but the grin on his face says different....
and normally he helps in trail side breakdown, and tonight was unusually preoccupied what's for dinner.
at least, tonight nowwhat was able to use his brand new flashlight
just like dunerat's crash, this one will stay for a looooooooong time in the books...
bent brake pedal....big deal, we don't use the brakes on our rides
more pics to come.....
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Advanced-stage patients who had total laryngectomy had a four-year survival rate of 51 percent. The survival rate for patients treated with CRT was 48 percent, and for those treated with RT the survival rate was 38 percent.
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Oxtail Stew In Wine
29 Sep 2009
|5 Pound, cut into 2 inch pieces (2 Whole)
|Unbleached all purpose flour
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Olive oil
|3 Tablespoon (Best Quality)
|Beef stock
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Burgundy wine
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Tomato juice
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Tomato paste
|3 Tablespoon
|Garlic cloves
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|Bay leaf
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated nutmeg
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|Coarsely chopped yellow onions
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Diced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs), diced
|Carrot slices
|1 Cup (16 tbs), 1/8 inch thick each (Rounds)
|8 Medium, cut into thirds
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
Dredge oxtails with flour until thoroughly coated.
Shake off excess.
Heat oil in a heavy dutch oven and brown the oxtails well in several batches, setting each batch aside until all are browned; return all oxtails to pot.
Add stock, wine, tomato juice and tomato paste.
Stir in garlic, bay leaf, thyme, nutmeg, salt and pepper.
Add vegetables, immersing them well in the liquid.
Set dutch oven over medium heat.
Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat, and simmer for 2 hours, or until oxtails are very tender.
Taste and correct seasoning.
Skim fat from sauce, garnish with parsley
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England trio produce timely run of form
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Flintoff finds flow before losing out to old enemy
Freddie Flintoff struck 61 in front of David Graveney before succumbing to Shane Warne at the Rose Bowl.
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Moores preaches message of faith and forgiveness
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Lloyd says West Indies may make a move for Fletcher
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Admiral fails to push boat out for bookies
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U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, R–S.C., will hold his second Veterans Fair next week to give veterans and local agencies a chance to discuss job opportunities in the CSRA.
The fair will be held on Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Aiken County Shrine Club located at 1526 Columbia Highway N. near the fairgrounds.
There will also be another fair held on March 10 in Columbia. Admittance is free.
Wilson's Communications Director Caroline Delleney said there are more than 70 confirmed participants.
She added the office hears from veterans regularly who are discouraged with their job hunt.
"The purpose of the function is to better connect our veterans with available resources," she said on Wilson's behalf. "Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging for our veterans. Often times, the skill sets learned while serving are military specific, making it difficult to find employment."
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Travel's Best Amusement Parks and Water Parks 2014
From Tokyo's DisneySea to Tennessee's Dollywood, our advisors handpicked the most thrilling theme parks for our family fun list, Travel's Best Amusement and Water Parks 2014.
Epcot at Walt Disney World, OrlandoTheme parks aren't just for kids, especially ones like Epcot at Walt Disney World. "While it has fun and thrilling attractions for the whole family, including Test Track, Mission: SPACE, Soarin', Spaceship Earth, etc., the real attractions at Epcot are the World Showcase's 11 countries, where you can sample food and drinks from Germany, Mexico, Norway, Canada, Japan, Italy, France...," says Alvey. In the fall, Epcot's World Showcase transforms into the International Food & Wine Festival, an event featuring food and drink samples from nearly 30 different countries. 960 1280
Aquaventure, Atlantis Paradise Island, BahamasWhile the region's beautiful beaches might beckon you to the Bahamas, your kids will be in paradise at the largest water park in the Caribbean, Aquaventure at Atlantis. A free perk for overnight guests of the Atlantis resort, the water park has it all: a gentle lazy river, exciting rapid rides and multiple water slides that take guests on huge vertical drops, around 5-story corkscrews and along twisting water coasters. "Kids will love jungle-themed slides and fountains, as well as Splasher's, a Mayan-themed water playground that's perfect for the smallest guests," adds Gifford. 960 1280
Schlitterbahn, Kansas CityGet ready for the world's tallest waterslide, set to open at Schlitterbahn in summer 2014. According to Insane Coaster Wars producer Steve VanDis, the excitement is building for this one. "This 17-story waterslide will be the tallest waterslide in the world, with just the construction of this massive coaster dominating the skyline," he says. Those not so keen on stomach-hurling rides may be more comfortable floating on the lazy river or relaxing in a private beach cabana (which you can reserve ahead of time) while watching the kids play on 13 mini-slides. Looking to save money? Pack a picnic (you can bring your own food and drinks into the park) and grab a table near Henry's Hideaway so you can have a breather while the kids play nearby, suggests VanDis. 960 1280
Hersheypark, Hershey, PAChocolate lovers of all ages will be in heaven at Hershey Park. Family travel expert and founder of Kidventurous.com, Erin Gifford says, "You can listen to singing cows and learn how chocolate is made from bean to bar at Chocolate World before riding multiple roller coasters and floating along a lazy river just next door at Hersheypark." Before you go, download the free mobile app to plan your day and navigate the park. While you might be here for the free chocolate samples, your kids won't want to miss 3 new rides just for them, including the Cocoa Cruiser, a pint-sized roller coaster. 960 1280
Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, TennesseeCalling all Dolly Parton and country music fans! Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Dollywood combines a family-fun atmosphere with down-home country music and fare, including a new lemonade stand featuring over 300 flavors. Kreischer says Dollywood is his favorite family-friendly park, and a perfect spot for a family reunion. Dollywood hosts 5 annual festivals in 2014, including the popular Barbeque & Bluegrass festival that pairs the best barbecue in the South with the biggest names in bluegrass (May 24 -June 8). Fair warning, don't expect to see Dolly here in person, but you can visit Dolly's Smoky Mountain Home, an attraction modeled after the country singer's childhood home. 960 1280
Noah's Ark, Wisconsin Dells, WisconsinWhen it comes to water parks, Kreischer's pick is Noah's Ark, the largest water park in the US located in Wisconsin Dells, WI, and for one simple reason: Scorpion's Tail! "This is a ride you have to ride multiple times just to figure out what is happening to your body. You start in a coffin-like capsule, then the floor drops out from underneath you, and you freefall for roughly 40 to 50 feet before you're flipped upside down and around in the high-speed, G pulling loop. Before you know it you're squirted out for the masses with a look of shock on your face as they giggle and see you try to figure out what just happened," says Kreischer, who rode this ride over 20 times the first day it opened. Don't miss trying to hang 10 on the park's newest attraction, Surfing Safari. Or for gentler rides, there's Bumper Boats and several lazy rivers to relax on in family-size tubes. 960 1280
Busch Gardens, VirginiaDon't have the time or money to take the family to Europe? Head to Busch Gardens for a taste of the "Old World" culture in Williamsburg, VA, which features attractions like Escape from Pompeii, Loch Ness Monster and the 3-D ride, Europe in the Air. There's more here than just the coasters according to VanDis. "Whether you're here for the annual Busch Gardens Food & Wine Festival or just enjoying the food stands and eateries, the food is always amazing. I love the BBQ spot and I try to stop by every time I'm there," he says. Steve's all-time favorite coaster? Griffon. At over 200 feet high, it's still the fastest dive coaster in the world, reaching speeds over 70 mph. Just plan on eating after riding this one. 960 1280
Tokyo DisneySea, Japan"There is nothing like Tokyo DisneySea anywhere else on the planet. The moment you step foot inside the park you are transported to another world unlike any other Disney park you've ever seen, with some of the best themed environments ever created," says Robb Alvey, theme park expert, Insane Coaster Wars. Attractions like Journey to the Center of the Earth (a thrilling voyage through the park's centerpiece volcano); a Japanese version of Tower of Terror; 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; a section dedicated to The Little Mermaid, and the Raging Spirits roller coaster make up just a handful of the unique Disney rides and attractions found at this park. 960 1280
Cedar Point, OhioOur resident daredevil Bert Kreischer, host of Trip Flip, has visited amusement parks all around the world, but Cedar Point, located in Sandusky, OH, remains his number one pick. Cedar Point boasts to be the "Roller Coaster Capital of the World " with 72 rides, including 17 roller coasters and more than 10 miles of roller coaster track. "Hands-down, no questions asked, the number 1 thrill park in the world. They have more intense rides per square inch than anywhere I've ever been in my entire life," says Kreischer. For an unforgettable "race to the sky" in 17 seconds, ride the accelerator roller coaster, Top Thrill Dragster. Or test your vocal chords on the newest ride opening this summer, Pipe Scream, a thrill ride that careens over 302 feet of track, flying 43 feet above the midway at 43 mph. 960 1280
Blizzard Beach at Walt Disney World, OrlandoWalt Disney World has more to offer than just its 4 main parks – there is also a water park you can't miss during your stay, too. "Themed as a 'ski resort that is melting' this water park stands out as my favorite water park in the world," says Alvey. There is something for everyone here. For thrill seekers, there is Summit Plummet, once the world's tallest water slide, and for families there are many different attractions including Teamboat Springs, Alvey's favorite "family raft ride." 960 1280
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Amalfi Coast, ItalyPerched over the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Amalfi Coast is a great winter getaway. You may not be lounging poolside in your bikini in the dead of winter, but the temperature along this rocky green coastline rarely drops below 50 degrees. For a dose of history, visit nearby Pompeii, and take the hydrofoil to Capri to see the sunlight stream into the fabled Blue Grotto. Oh, and don't leave without at least a few sips of limoncello! 960 1280
South Beach, MiamiHead to South Beach, FL, this winter to see the sexiest sunbathers in the US. Known as the second home to several celebrities, this Miami hood is also revered for its warm winter weather, pastel Art Deco architecture, exclusive nightclubs, hip boutique hotels and high-end shops. Don't leave without sampling the cuisine at popular restaurants like Joe's Stone Crab. Take an oceanfront bike ride to burn off the calories. Note: If you really want to let it all hang out, take a short trip to Haulover Beach to sunbathe au naturel. 960 1280
Kauai, HawaiiThere's a reason this waterfall was featured in the opening credits of the classic TV show Fantasy Island -- Wailua Falls is a fantasy come true. Venture off the beaten path for an up-close look at the 173-foot falls that Hawaiian men in times past would leap from to prove their manhood. Nowadays, the less adventurous of us can enjoy the falls from the safety of Maalo Road. 960 1280
Greek IslesWhat's not to love about the Greek isles? With 227 islands to choose from, you've got plenty of options. Santorini is best known as a romantic honeymoon destination with breathtaking sunsets, while Mykonos and Crete showcase some of the world's most beautiful beaches -- and of course, pulsating Greek nightlife! Can't decide which island is for you? Take an Aegean Sea cruise and see what each has to offer! 960 1280
Los AngelesThere is no place like La La Land, home to the nation's best weather and to Hollywood's biggest stars. Drive 10 to 15 minutes in any direction, and you'll more than likely be dipping your toes in the sand in no time. People watch on the Venice Beach Boardwalk, where you'll never know what sideshow you just may see, or venture down to Manhattan Beach to spot a celebrity. 960 1280
Dominican RepublicTaste a slice of paradise in the Dominican Republic, the small island in the Caribbean just west of Puerto Rico. The "DR," as it's often called, is filled with great people, food and culture. For a savory late-night snack, head to Barra Payan, an eatery that sells hot sandwiches 24 hours a day. Hungry for an ocean view? Swing by Boca Chica Beach, and enjoy the waves like the local children do each day. 960 1280
San DiegoSan Diego isn't called "America's Finest City" for nothing. Sure, you may have to bring your parka come winter, but you're not likely to see any white flurries in this coastal haven -- snow's only been seen here 5 times over the last 150 years. Hang 10 at San Diego's Black's Beach, and hightail it to Cabrillo National Momument to see gray whales migrate through the area beginning in mid- to late December. 960 1280
Cabo San Lucas, MexicoA short flight from LA, Los Cabos has become a winter playground for the rich and famous. Thirty miles of beautiful beaches, accompanied by watersports like scuba diving and snorkeling, as well as world-class resorts, golf courses and hip nightlife, are all reasons why Cabo San Lucas attracts an A-list crowd. 960 1280
Costa RicaIt's easy to see why Costa Rica has been named the happiest country on Earth. With its beautiful beaches, warm water, rainforests, exotic wildlife and laid-back culture -- who wouldn't be happy here? Costa Ricans have a saying, "Pura vida," which loosely translates as "Life is good." And in Costa Rica, it certainly is. 960 1280
Rio de JaneiroEscape to Brazil's hot spot, Rio de Janeiro, this winter. You'll be able to fully enjoy the beaches, luxurious hotels and all the sights without the summertime crowds sure to accompany next summer's FIFA Confederations Cup. Check out the tall and tanned and young and lovely girls and guys from Ipanema, stay at the Copacabana and experience Christ the Redeemer -- one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. 960 1280
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Southern Asia Trek"A budgetista when it comes to travel, I can't even imagine how far a budget of $10,000 would take me! Instead of going the luxe route, I'd use this ample amount of cash to fund a long trip … perhaps a grand tour of less-than-easy places to get to in southern Asia. I'd love to see the happiest people on in Earth in Bhutan, tour the temples in Nepal, go tea-house trekking in Sri Lanka … and just keep on travelin' until the money runs out." -- Kathleen, Interactive Producer
First-Class Flight to Dubai"Fly first-class to Dubai! $10,000 will get you a round-trip first-class ticket from New York to Dubai. Just remember: When traveling to a city that uses Lamborghinis for police cars, it's important to arrive in style." -- Josh, Online Production Manager 960 1280
Golf at St. Andrews Links"With $10,000, I would take 3 of my best friends to Scotland for the ultimate golf adventure. After arriving in the "Home of Golf," we'd hit St. Andrews Links for not 1, but 2 incredibly tough rounds of golf. On day 1, we'd play the famed "Old Course," then on day 2, see how it compares to St. Andrew's new course (although I should mention, the "New Course" was designed in 1894 by Old Tom Morris)." -- Ben, Interactive Producer 960 1280
Whirlwind Tour Around the World"As a mileage runner and rock climber, I'd fly around the world -- first stops in Paris and Cape Town for bouldering, in Fontainebleau and Rocklands respectively. Then continue on to Tokyo for some sashimi, with a final stop in Buenos Aires, just because I've never been there. Besides the fun, this trip would earn me 47K elite qualifying miles, which will help me maintain my Delta elite flyer status." -- Arthur, Video Project Manager 960 1280
Amazing Amalfi Coast Getaway"I would probably make my $10,000 last as long as possible and save most of it. However, I'd throw some caution to the wind and splurge a little on a fun getaway to Italy's Amalfi Coast or Spain to explore the Canary Islands, Ibiza, Costa del Sol and Seville." -- Kwin, Managing Producer 960 1280
Great Greek Adventure"I'd take that $10,000 and hop on the next flight to Greece, where I'd charter a yacht and sail the Aegean. I'm not talking a big, hulking cruise ship with subpar onboard meals and a set itinerary -- my Greek adventure would include a gorgeous sailboat and a personal skipper who'd chart an off-the-beaten-path course. I'd spend my days admiring the crystal-clear waters, exploring ancient ruins and dining on fresh seafood. Oh, and drinking plenty of ouzo." -- Allee, Interactive Producer 960 1280
Scotland Road Trip"I'm currently planning a spring trip to Scotland, so $10,000 would come in handy! I'd rent a car and explore the arts-and-culture hub of Glasgow, historic Edinburgh and then head north to Inverness, castle trail and the Highlands. Or, I'd stay in a castle in Stirling, and then charter a boat to see the Inner and Outer Hebrides, like Skye (beautiful craggy mountains) and Islay (famous for malt whisky distillation). Actually, I could do it ALL for $10,000, and still have change to spare." -- Liz, Photo Editor 960 1280
Tuscany Bike Tour"I'd spend my $10,000 on la dolce vita! I'd book the first flight to Firenze, where I'd indulge in Italian food, culture and fashion. I would attend Cucina con Vista, where I'd attempt to learn how to cook from chef Elena Mattei, and then peddling it off on a Backroads bike tour of Tuscany, drinking in the Renaissance architecture, scenic olive orchards -- and private wine tastings." -- Sara, Interactive Producer 960 1280
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|Veal kidneys/8 lamb kidney
|3 , prepared and cleaned
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|2 , peeled and finely chopped
|Red wine
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter, 2/3 Cup)
|1 Pinch
|1 Pinch
|Bay leaf
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|Fresh mushrooms
|4 Ounce, sliced (100 Gram, 1/4 Pound)
|4 Tablespoon
|Tomato puree
|2 Tablespoon (Paste)
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter, 2/3 Cup)
|Freshly chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
Cut kidneys into 1 cm/1/2 m cubes.
Drop them into boiling water, and cook for 2 min.
Drain and set aside.
In a large saucepan, saute shallots in oil.
Add wine, bring to the boil and reduce by one-third.
Add thyme, marjoram, bay leaf, salt and pepper.
Meanwhile saute mushrooms in one-third of the butter.
Add tomato puree and stock.
Blend until smooth.
Add reduced wine mixture to mushrooms and stock.
Simmer to reduce.
In a frying pan, saute kidneys in remaining butter over a brisk heat for 5 min.
Add to sauce, and cook for further 5 min or until tender.
Sprinkle with parsley, and serve immediately, with boiled rice.
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There is no secret to the fact that more people are working from home as "solopreneurs." In fact, I like the term "homesourcing" for the growing freelance marketplace. Freelancing was once synonymous with hiring people offshore, but the reality is that over 50% of all workers offering themselves through online marketplaces are Americans working from home. Working from home was also given a bit of a black eye by network marketing companies offering get-rich-quick paths to people looking to make extra money, or any money to feed their families. The truth is that mothers and fathers with children use their computer skills to provide programming services, data entry, graphic design, video production, and even business services such as accounting and legal are now offered by freelancers. The greatest place on the planet to start a business is still the good old USA. It's a veritable entrepreneur's dream compared to most places on the planet. Still, economic pressure has driven even the smallest of businesses to cut costs, making them what is now commonly known as "the lean startup." So, why do startups hire freelancers? The quickest answer is cost. But, it's not the only answer. Freelancing marketplaces make it possible to hire people in an staggering array of skill sets, not necessarily possible even in the largest urban centers. Also, many of these jobs are short term, and by this I mean measured in hours, not days. Try hiring a temp for a few hours. Freelancing offers companies lower costs, a wider array of skills, and the ability to hire for extremely short jobs. Freelancing marketplaces also make it easy to pay workers independent of their geography. Some of these marketplaces have begun to add sophisticated project management tools and time tracking tools that no office in the world has on their desktops to monitor their workers. So, what are some of the downsides of freelancing? The number one hurdle is the time it takes to hire and get someone working on a short term job. Hiring through some of the older marketplaces means posting a job and waiting for applicants, contacting applicants and waiting for a reply, interviewing applicants and waiting for them to start working depending on their time zone. Notice how many times I said the word wait. It can take days to get someone working on a job that was meant to take a couple of hours. It takes your time to post, read applications, interview, and then by the time your job starts you may no longer even need the job done. Quality. That is probably the thing I am asked about the most. How do you know you are hiring the right person. Until mind reading technologies make it to the desktop, there is really only one good measure of quality, and that's employer feedback. This is the star rating and comments left by past employers. That doesn't mean that a worker with no reputation isn't any good, just a higher risk. I've hired amazing people with no prior reputation, but I've also hired some clunkers. Pick a site that gives you as much employer feedback as possible, hopefully one that lets you see feedback from multiple marketplaces. If they let the employers be contacted for references, even better. The freelancing marketplace has been growing 100% a year for the last 7 years and is expected to continue this trend for at least the next 5 years. This is not a trend that is expected to slow down in the least, and will probably explode in the next five years due to the efforts of companies like Google and Facebook trying to bring developing nations on-line. More countries with high-speed Internet means more freelancers. Additionally, the trend toward leaner company staffing is only going to continue. I don't see that turning around, ever! Add to that the population is growing not shrinking and you have the perfect storm for freelancing in the future. Freelance well and freelance often. Ted Coombs Workers On Call
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