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New ResortQuest.com Combines Largest Inventory of Managed Vacation Rentals with Complete Destination Portal
Nashville, TN (PRWEB) April 3, 2006 -- [ResortQuest, the nations largest vacation rental management company with nearly 17,000 homes and condominiums in premier resort locations, has launched a new website combining detailed property information, photographs, and virtual tours with robust destination-specific guides and event calendars.
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Student to Student
Spring break is here and it seems like almost everyone who has a few days off from school has plans. The destinations of choice range from Florida, Mexico, Austria and Hawaii to Park City Mountain Resort.
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Five drinks that bartenders just hate to make
Being in the hospitality industry, bartenders don't like to grumble. But there are certain drinks they hate to make. The primary reason a particular cocktail earns bartenders' ire is the time it takes to make. On a busy night, with patrons three-deep,...
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Sewage, Rain Wash Vacations Down the Drain
Officials in Hawaii say that some of the beaches closed by a wastewater spill will reopen and that the incessant storms have passed.
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Coastal Vacations Director Jay NaPier Finds Home Business Success is All About Your Passion and Your System
Nashville, TN (PRWEB) April 8, 2006 -- Jay NaPier, former restaurant franchise owner and current Coastal Vacations Level 3 Director finds homebased business success requires the right system and your passion.
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No Office, No Problem
Imagine being on a Hawaii vacation and stepping onto the hotel balcony to watch the sun rise over the Pacific.
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Medical Treatment an Issue in Pa. Race
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democratic challenger to Rep. Curt Weldon said Wednesday that any criticism of his family's decisions on medical treatment for his 4-year-old daughter, stricken with a malignant brain tumor, was unacceptable. "Any remarks regarding my daughter Alexandria's treatment will not be tolerated,'' Joe Sestak said. His daughter is being treated at Children's Hospital in Washington.
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