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Promise not to tell? One of the best kept secrets of the Bahamas is Harbour Island. This romantic little island, known as “Briland” by its inhabitants, is a short hop from the States. A one hour flight from Florida to North Eleuthera followed by a brief cab and water taxi ride gets you to this Bahamas gem in a hurry.

Harbour Island is less than 4 miles long and a 1/2 mile wide. Its long wide beach is famous for its hard-packed pale pink sand. The likes of Fodors and Conde Nast rate it as one of the “best Bahamas beaches.” The beach, combined with some great restaurants, hotels and vacation home rentals, makes Harbour Island a destination of choice amongst

Bahamas enthusiasts. It’s no surprise to find a few “rich and famous” there — they know they won’t be hounded.

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Cancun has a large variety of activities available. The hotels are so nice that many visitors are happy to spend their vacation at the hotel. If you want some other things to do here are some activities and approximate US prices as of December 2006. Prices are per adult unless otherwise stated.

Jungle Tour by Aqua World $38.50 Ride a wave runner and then snorkel. I liked this one.

Atlantis Submarine $32 Child, $64 adult - I liked this one.

Chichen Itza Transportation Only $30 Adult, Child $14 All day tour to the ruins. A deluxe trip may include a deluxe double decker bus, breakfast and lunch, drinks, and admission. This costs more than twice as much as the transportation only

trip, but you get a lot more.

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Homeowners insurance does not cover all your contents and property so you may need to find additional coverage. Here’s how to find cheap contents and property insurance the easy way.

Why Purchase Additional Contents and Property Insurance?

Contents and property insurance works with your homeowners insurance to increase or add coverage for items such as:

* Power golf carts, garden tractors, lawn mowers, and snow blowers

* The property of a parent in a nursing home

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I moved to Scottsdale in August of 1976. So, some may call me a native. But to those of you who have never heard or Scottsdale, let me tell you why it s so famous. It was the winter home of Frank Lloyd Wright who built Taliesin West as his retreat. It was a local favorite of Charles Wrigley as well. More recently, it is home to Mike Tyson, Michael Jordon, Charles Barkley, and Muhammad Ali, who all have homes nearby. Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad, Poor Dad) and Go-Daddy (Domain provider) have their businesses here. It s the location for the TPC golf course, a favorite of the pro tour. We are the spring training home to the San

Francisco Giants and neighboring towns host the Chicago Cubs, along with over half the major league baseball teams. Next year, nearby Glendale will host a little event known as the Superbowl. We also hold the Barrett-Jackson auction of classic cars every year.

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So what s up with the Flag? Well after having been reviewing the area we find that the Flag is Fine. Flagstaff has been growing for quite some time since it was named after a pine tree used for a flag pole in 1876 as the travelers come to the top of the mountain on the old trail. Although not as fast as the other mega growth parts of Arizona, it has been holding it s own against the growth of other parts of this great nation.

The GMP Gross Metropolitan Product grew about 6.3% during the 1990-2000 decade. But the real growth has been more recent and expected to be 3.6% yearly. Why, well many second homes, retirees, and Metro

PHX and Southern CA refugees with PhDs. As a matter of fact there are more PhDs in Flagstaff than that of any other city in Arizona.

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