Experience pure luxury at 'Casa de las Palmas!' This oceanfront estate offers 8 bedrooms, 8 en-suite bathrooms and 4 half baths across a main villa and 2 casitas. Although the vacation rental estate is private and fenced, it's just minutes from everything in beautiful Isla Mujeres! The main villa sleeps 8 and each casita can host 4. All 16 of your travel companions will love swimming in the Infinity Pool, soaking in the Jacuzzi, catching a tan on the balconies and feeling the fresh ocean breeze.

Begin your Cape Coral voyage at this 3-bed, 2-bath vacation rental with a screened-in pool, private dock, canal access, kayaks, and more! The airy, bright interior will have you feeling the Floridian flow as you head to the patio for an afternoon cocktail while overlooking the pool. The prime location provides access to the Intracoastal and private fishing and sits just 3.6 miles by bike to the Yacht Club Community Beach. Finish each day with a glimpse of the sunset over the canal!

Escape to the tropical San Juan area by staying in this enchanting, Mediterranean-style villa, boasting 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and spacious accommodations for 22 guests. 'The Secret Garden' is situated in the newly inaugurated Laguna of Condado Park - the most affluent area of San Juan. Spend your days under the Puerto Rican sun lounging at the Beach Area of La Ventana de Condado, exploring the quaint boutiques and live music at Paseo Caribe, or swimming in your private pool!

Plan your next Golden State escape and stay at 'Chateau Chaparral,' a newly renovated, mid-century modern architectural masterpiece that's located about 1 mile from downtown Santa Rosa! The unique vacation rental house offers a private outdoor oasis with a solar heated pool, hot tub, fire pit, and an outdoor shower. Oversized glass windows bring the outdoors in, where 7 guests in your group will find 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and the perfect place to relax morning, noon, and night!

Making any improvements before putting your house on the market is always a good idea. A recently-updated home is more attractive to potential buyers and can be listed for more on the market. All home improvement projects aren’t created equal, though. This post from your local remodeling contractors in Tyler, TX will cover a few of the projects that give owners the highest ROI.

Your home is likely the biggest investment you’ll ever make, which is why adding onto it over time is a great idea. One of the best things you can do is add a deck to enjoy with all of your friends and family. This post from a longtime deck builder in Syracuse, IN will cover a few of the reasons why you should build that new deck as soon as possible:

All rugs are subject to wear and tear over the years, and that problem is compounded if you have people constantly tracking mud and dirt over your Oriental rug. Accidents like liquid spills or dropped food are bound to happen. Dust mites, pet dander and other allergens can also get trapped in your rug over the years.

Whether it’s just a simple checkup or something more serious, sooner or later your beloved pet is going to need to take a trip to an animal hospital in D’Iberville, MS. Just like choosing a doctor for yourself or your family members, you’ll want to choose the right hospital for your animal.

Kyle Ramsey, an Ivy Tech Bloomington School of Computing and Informatics student, has been selected from more than 80 applicants across the United States and Canada to participate at Cisco Live, Cisco’s largest customer event, in Las Vegas in July. Ramsey will serve as a member of the Networking Academy Dream Team. He is one of only 11 students selected for the team.

Ivy Tech Community College’s Bloomington campus has partnered with Blue Burro, a local business process software development company, to give Ivy Tech students the opportunity to gain real world experience running an online authoring application called Yarny.

Ivy Tech Community College-Bloomington student Jeffery “L.J.” Gearhart II has been named the 2014 Student of the Year by the American Council on Education (ACE). The Student of the Year Award is presented annually by ACE to an individual who has benefited academically or professionally from the use of ACE credit recommendations for workforce training.

Nearly four years after the Gayle & Bill Cook Center for Entrepreneurship opened its doors, the final piece necessary for full implementation of the entrepreneurship program has fallen into place. On Thursday, October 2 the Entrepreneurship Curriculum Committee was informed that the Technical Certificate and Entrepreneurship Certificate programs have been approved by the Department of Education for Title IV financial aid eligibility. “Entrepreneurship certification is designed to give the stude

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