Take a look at our list of fun, unique, no-carve pumpkin decorating ideas to make your home standout. The best part of it all? No mess!
Sassy painted pumpkins
Floral Moon Designs
Paint Pen Calligraphy
Fall Foliage Pumpkins
[Nail Polish] Marbled Pumpkins
Beautiful Hand Painted Fall Theme [...]
Friday, September 22 is the first official day of fall!
Fall brings cozy sweaters, warm delicious drinks and pumpkin spice everything... Your house isn’t exempt from all things fall. Here in Florida, where it’s summer 80% of the year, we know it’s hard to get into the holiday spirit. So we’ve put together some of our favorite easy DIY [...]
Here are some ideas to up your date night game.
Tasty Takeover Tuesdays in the Milk District - Tuesdays from 6:30 PM - 10 PM
Taco Tuesday at Wall St. Plaza - Tuesdays from 2 PM to 2 AM
$3 Tacos, Margaritas, Coronas, Modelo, Dos XX and Tequila Shots
Unwined Wednesdays at Kasa - Wednesday's from 5 PM to 9PM
$15 Ladies $20 Gentleman - unlimited wine, select beer, champagne, house sangria and [...]
There are some VERY exciting eateries coming to Central Florida this Fall
Bem Bom on Corrine
3101 Corrine Drive, Orlando
Facebook: @bembomfood
LePho
165 South Orange Ave, Orlando
Facebook: @lephooriginal
Too Much Sauce
1430 North Mills Ave Suite 170, Orlando
Facebook: @sauceorlando
Austin’s Buffet & Bakery
2300 West State Road 434, [...]
Comcast Opens WiFi hotspots to non-customers during Hurricane Irma
View hotspot locations (137,000 WiFi spots across Florida) >> http://www.palmbeachpost.com/business/hurricane-irma-comcast-opens-wifi-hotspots-non-customers/JZYzaX2hN0OSzOvAFTnCkM/
U-Haul offering to store Floridians belongings during Hurricane Irma for FREE
U-Haul Moving & Storage Locations (96 Stores in 54 Cities) >>
City of Orlando offers FREE garage parking in Downtown Orlando during Hurricane Irma to keep your car safe and covered
This will begin at 8:00 AM on Saturday, September 9 until 8:00 AM on Tuesday, September 12
Garage Addresses (5 locations) >>
http://www.cityoforlando.net/blog/garage-parking-available-during-hurricane-irma/
Airbnb Inc. has encouraged hosts to offer free housing to Florida and Georgia residents evacuating from Hurricane Irma & has waived all service fees to book select properties as part of their Disaster Relief Program
For more information on dates, locations and participating housing >>
JetBlue won’t charge more than $99 for a direct flight out of Florida & other Airline information
Flight details >>
Hotline to report price gouging: 866-9-NO-SCAM
1. Charge up every laptop in your home. If you lose power, turn a laptop on (but don't unlock the screen) and use your iPhone or Android cable to charge your phone via the USB ports. Most newer laptops can charge a smartphone multiple times.
2. Keep your phone on "Low Power Mode." This setting will use far less juice. On an iPhone, go to "Settings," scroll down to "Battery" and turn on "Low Power Mode." On an Android, swipe down from the top menu and find the "Power Saving" icon.
3. Use your car to charge your phone. Most newer cars have a USB port – or two. Even if your car is out of fuel, you can turn it on and charge it using the car battery. It's a last resort, but if you have a newer car battery, it will charge a phone multiple times easily.
4. Buy an external charger if you don't have one; most drug stores have them. Portable smartphone battery chargers are getting better and less expensive. Most drug store chains have them near the counter, but you will pay more for the convenience. But if you need one right now, that is a good place to look.
Companies such as Anker and Aukey sell high-quality, high capacity chargers on Amazon. Consider buying one before the next storm. Some of the new one have capacities approaching 30,000 mAh, which is enough to charge an phone over five times.
5. Still have power but want to charge a phone quickly without using a wall socket? Plug it into the USB port on your TV. Most newer TVs have one.
The Orlando-based restaurant opened it doors in Lake Nona this week and it safe to say the community is elated. The 5,100 square-foot, 150-seat cafe is located in the Eagle Creek shopping center and is expected to draw crowds from Lake Nona's medical city which boasts more than 5,000 workers. According to Orlando [...]