Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2014. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
2014 Lists of Lists
Hi All,
With two full days left in 2014 the countdown begins! Today's blog entry concerns lists - specifically lists of the best and worst of 2014! Fun stuff to be sure - and it was even more fun to create this post!
Best Movies of 2014 - The Top Tens
Best Books of 2014 - Huffington Post
Best Laptop Computers of 2014
Best Cars - KBB.com (lots of Top 10 Auto Lists here)
Best Smartphones of 2014
Best Albums of 2014
Best Apps of 2014 - Android and Apple
Best Antivirus Software of 2014
Best Government Agencies to Work for of 2014
Best News Websites of 2014
Best News Bloopers of 2014
Best Cartoons of 2014 - image results
Top 15 Authors to Watch in 2014
100 Best Websites for Writers in 2014
Enjoy the links!
Regards,
Stu
Monday, December 30, 2013
New Years' Eve 2014!!!
Hi All,
Well, its that time of year again. Another year has gone by and we're at the end of December...Its New Years' Eve time. So get ready for the parties, the Champagne; and get ready for the countdown, and the ball dropping in Times Square...and of course the actual New Year!
So, without further ado...here are a bunch of things that you can on New Years' Eve on Long Island...
If you are into posh parties and elegance, you might want to visit the Garden City Hotel...click here for the link. For 'just' $175 you ge an open premium bar, live DJ, a 'hangover breakfast bar' and more.
For another gorgeous venue, try out Villa Lombardi's New Year's Eve Candelight Ball in Holbrook.
What's included at Villa Lombardi's you ask? For $135 you get Live DJ Entertainment, a live simulcast from Times Square New York City, a premium five hour open bar, champagne and a really, really excellent menu with options galore for dinner. Click here for the menu.
Other places that are offering New Year's Eve events include Maxwell's in Islip, Gurney's Inn in Montauk and others. Click here for a list that will link you to some other fun New Years' Eve parties.
So...how can you pick a Champagne for New Year's Eve that you'll like? Click on this link from Kitchen Daily which explains 'How to Pick the Perfect Champagne?' For an alternative take on how how to pick a great Champagne for New Year's Eve, click on this link from the Huffington Post for the article entitled, 'A Guide to Champagne and Sparkling Wine: Choosing a Bottle for New Year's Eve'.
Finally, if you are hosting a New Year's Eve party, click on the following links - the suggestions might make the party even more fun - and take the stress out from hosting the shindig.
From the Albuquerque Journal comes this blog entry entitled, 'Have a Family-Friendly New Year's Eve Party'. From the ever popular HGTV website comes this entry entitled 'Hosting a Sparkling New Year's Eve Party'. Finally, click on this last link - from Money Crashers.com - entitled '11 Fun New Year's Eve Party Ideas For Food, Games & Decorations'.
So there you have it...how to host a great New Year's Eve party, how to pick the Champagne, and how to have fun at the party! What more do you need for a great New Year's Eve/
Enjoy the links - and of course, Happy New Year!
Regards,
Stu
Well, its that time of year again. Another year has gone by and we're at the end of December...Its New Years' Eve time. So get ready for the parties, the Champagne; and get ready for the countdown, and the ball dropping in Times Square...and of course the actual New Year!
So, without further ado...here are a bunch of things that you can on New Years' Eve on Long Island...
If you are into posh parties and elegance, you might want to visit the Garden City Hotel...click here for the link. For 'just' $175 you ge an open premium bar, live DJ, a 'hangover breakfast bar' and more.
For another gorgeous venue, try out Villa Lombardi's New Year's Eve Candelight Ball in Holbrook.
What's included at Villa Lombardi's you ask? For $135 you get Live DJ Entertainment, a live simulcast from Times Square New York City, a premium five hour open bar, champagne and a really, really excellent menu with options galore for dinner. Click here for the menu.
Other places that are offering New Year's Eve events include Maxwell's in Islip, Gurney's Inn in Montauk and others. Click here for a list that will link you to some other fun New Years' Eve parties.
So...how can you pick a Champagne for New Year's Eve that you'll like? Click on this link from Kitchen Daily which explains 'How to Pick the Perfect Champagne?' For an alternative take on how how to pick a great Champagne for New Year's Eve, click on this link from the Huffington Post for the article entitled, 'A Guide to Champagne and Sparkling Wine: Choosing a Bottle for New Year's Eve'.
Finally, if you are hosting a New Year's Eve party, click on the following links - the suggestions might make the party even more fun - and take the stress out from hosting the shindig.
From the Albuquerque Journal comes this blog entry entitled, 'Have a Family-Friendly New Year's Eve Party'. From the ever popular HGTV website comes this entry entitled 'Hosting a Sparkling New Year's Eve Party'. Finally, click on this last link - from Money Crashers.com - entitled '11 Fun New Year's Eve Party Ideas For Food, Games & Decorations'.
So there you have it...how to host a great New Year's Eve party, how to pick the Champagne, and how to have fun at the party! What more do you need for a great New Year's Eve/
Enjoy the links - and of course, Happy New Year!
Regards,
Stu
Labels:
2014,
champagne,
New Year's Eve,
party,
Sparkling Wine
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