Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Best Things to Do in Orlando for FREE

Best Things to Do in Orlando for FREE

Orlando is famous for its world-class theme parks, restaurants, and annual events. If you are looking for things to do in Orlando but are on a tight budget, you might be taken aback by the price for these attractions.
Although the experience may be well worth it, if you go on an unplanned splurge on just any attraction that suits your fancy or get carried away shopping for souvenirs or dining in restaurants, you might end up going over your budget or going home with a huge credit card bill.
Orlando is filled with lots of fun things to do - FOR FREE - if you just know where to look.
Parks and Gardens
Orlando is naturally beautiful with amazing landscapes where everyone can enjoy the sun and the great outdoors. There are lots of parks and gardens in Orlando that offer free admission on some days, while some are open to the public everyday.
1. Harry P. Leu Gardens
You can plan your visit on the first Monday of each month to get free admission from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Delight in natural flora and other exotic plants like azaleas, bromeliads,  cycads, and philodendrons, and some harder to pronounce names from A to Z. Aside from the plants and flowers, sculptures also abound in this garden. Guided tours to the Leu House Museum are available on the hour and half-hour. 

2. University of Central Florida’s Arboretum  
Walk on a self-guided tour on this 80-acre property where you can find more than 600 plant species as well as plants native to Florida.

3. Lake Eola Park 
Lake Eola Park is a 43-acre recreational area found in the heart of Orlando. There are plenty of activities and things to do in Lake Eola - have a picnic along the shore, feed the swans (bird-food dispensers are available near the playground), jog or walk by the lake, enjoy the free concerts at the amphitheater, or check out the Sunday farmer’s market. At the center of the lake is a gorgeous cascading fountain with light shows synchronized to music twice nightly.

4. Black Hammock Adventures 
Located on Lake Jessup, Black Hammock Adventures offers live alligator and bird exhibits free of admission! You can join the party every Friday and Saturday night and listen to live music for free at the Lazy Gator Bar.

Get a glimpse of Old Florida at the Fort Christmas Historical Park, which is located 20 miles east of Orlando. This Park is home to 7 restored “Cracker” homes which represent the architecture from the years 1835-1842. Admission is free so you can enjoy all its hiking trails, the playground, and massive shady trees. Picnic pavilions for large gatherings are available for rent.

6. Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort 
Almost everyone enjoys a good old-fashioned campfire while roasting marshmallows. Bring the kids and join Chip ‘N Dale’s Campfire Sing-A-Long at 7:30PM, where the classic Disney Duo will lead a fireside cowboy sing-a-long activity and marshmallow roast. As it gets dark, you can enjoy a classic Disney movie under the stars for free! Benches will be provided but you can bring a blanket or camping chairs to make the experience cozier and more memorable for you and your family. Since this is an outdoor activity, the event is subject to cancellation due to inclement weather. Call 407-939-7529 for movie schedules.

7. Little Big Econ State Forest
Although not entirely free (there are several boxes in different trailheads requesting honor donations of $2 per person), children ages 6 and under can get in for free. Your $2 is well worth the awe and wonder you will experience as you witness the majesty of the natural Florida wilderness. A variety of activities await from hiking to biking, canoeing, horseback riding, and viewing the wildlife along the rivers like river otters, wading birds, raptors, deer, bobcat, and many more. If you are looking for peace and want to feel closer to nature, this is the perfect place.


Arts and Culture
You’ll never run out of free museums, art viewings, and cultural venues in Orlando:
1.CityArts Factory 
CityArts Factory is downtown Orlando’s largest eclectic collection of art galleries featuring local to international artists. Admission is free from Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00AM-6:00PM. Approximately 50,000 visitors tour this 20,000-square-foot destination yearly. Live music and holiday-themed events also happen here like the Dia del los Muertos Exhibit, which features live performances, art, and entertainments. There’s also a comedy group in the same building.

2. Cornell Fine Arts Museum
Located in the Rollins College campus, this museum boasts of the works of Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Thomas Moran, among other world-renowned artists. Admission is free if you show a valid student ID.

3. The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Florida 
This is a great venue for those who want to learn more about the history of the Holocaust, which also serves as a memorial to its victims. There are also many educational events, seminars, and films in the center. Admission is free but they accept donations.

Food & Wine
Florida boasts not only of world-famous attractions and big events but great food and wine too! A large variety of options for wining and dining await in Orlando, and the best part of it is some are free!

1.Lakeridge Winery & Vineyards
50,000 gallons of wine come out of Florida’s largest vineyard each year. This is an 80-acre land just north of Orlando which offers free tastings and tours as well as free events and festivals all year-long complete with food, photo-ops, and crafts. Free tours and tastings happen on a daily basis every 20 minutes. The tour takes about 45 minutes. You can buy your favorite bottle of wine on your way out.

2. Orlando Brewing Company
This is the only USDA-certified organic brewery located in downtown Orlando. There are free brewery tours and free live entertainment every weekend. The beer is not free but the tours of the brewery are and they are held everyday from Monday through Saturday at 6:00PM. Families are welcome so you can bring your kids along on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy a game of darts, board games and live music.

Orlando has something for everyone, even for those on a tight budget. So check out these free attractions and see more of what’s happening in Orlando Fl.

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Friday, June 26, 2015

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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

What are the Highest Paying Jobs Without a Degree in Orlando?


What are the Highest Paying Jobs Without a Degree in Orlando?


Are you looking for the highest paying job without a degree in Orlando, here’s some good news. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 8 of the 10 fastest-growing occupations through 2014 do not require a college degree.


Here is a list of high-paying jobs that don’t require a college degree (based on a report on the median wages in 2013 by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics). For most of the entry-level jobs in these fields, all you will need is a high school diploma and your GED.

Many of these employers offer on-the-job training, although some prefer to hire candidates with work experience. Even if these jobs do not require a college degree, having one can still make you more competitive.

Note: The median wages listed below are not necessarily what you will earn. It can go above or below depending on the employer, level of training, training, experience, and location.

#10: Power Plant Operators
While the minimum requirement for this job is a high school diploma, employers might prefer candidates who have attended vocational school or some college. Once you are hired, you will go through formal technical and on-the-job training. Power plant operators control and maintain the equipment used in generating electricity. In 2011, power plant operators earned an average annual salary of $68,100, which translates to an average hourly rate of $32.74.

#9: Farmers, Ranchers and Other Agricultural Managers
Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers are responsible for the operations of establishments that produce livestock, crops, and dairy products. Although employers only require at least a high school diploma or equivalent, most prefer to hire candidates with work experience. Employment in this field is projected to drop by 19% from 2012-2022 because of the continuous upgrades in technology that allow the agricultural sector to produce more with less workers. However, agricultural managers will continue to have more opportunities since owners of agricultural lands do not usually live in these properties, so they rely on the expertise of agricultural managers to run their farms and ranches and maintain their businesses. The median annual salary in this sector is $69,300 per year while the median rate per hour is $33.32.

#8 Sales Managers
Otherwise called first line supervisors of non-retail sales workers or branch managers, sales managers directly supervise and coordinate the activities of sales representatives. They may be responsible for accounting, budgeting, personnel work. While the minimum requirement for this job is a high school diploma, most who work in this job have associate or bachelor’s degrees. Median annual wage for this occupation as of 2013 is $70,560 or an hourly rate of $33.92.

#7 Commercial Pilots
Pilots fly aircraft like airplanes and helicopters. Airline pilots usually work for companies that transport people and cargo while commercial pilots work for companies that offer chartered flights, rescue operations, or aerial photography. The requirements to become a commercial pilot is a commercial pilot’s license and at least a high school diploma. Some pilots received their training in the military or by attending FAA certified flight schools. Although the minimum requirement is at least two years of college or a high school diploma, most employers prefer to hire candidates who have a bachelor’s degree. As of 2013, commercial pilots earned a median annual salary of $74,470. 

#6 Power Distributors and Dispatchers
Power plant operators, dispatchers, and distributors control the systems that generate and distribute electric power from power plants to substations to consumers. The minimum requirement for this occupation is a high school diploma, employees need extensive hands-on training once hired. Many employers in this field also require employees to take the Power Plant Maintenance (MASS) and Plant Operator (POSS) exams from the Edison Electrical Institute to see if they have the right aptitudes for this job. These tests measure understanding of mechanical concepts, mathematical ability, spatial ability, and reading comprehension. Employers usually look for candidates with strong backgrounds in math and science since these are highly technical jobs. As of 2013, the median salary of power distributors and dispatchers was $75,080 a year while the median rate per hour was $36.10.

#5: Detectives and Criminal Investigators
Also called special agents, detectives and criminal investigators gather facts and evidence in order to determine if suspects have violated local, state or federal laws. A special agent may specialize in a particular type of crime such as homicide or burglaries. They usually start off as police officers, which require at least a high school diploma. Some municipalities require at least some coursework for promotion to detective or investigator while some prefer to hire those who have earned a college degree. As of 2013, median annual salary of detectives and criminal investigators was $76,730 and their median hourly rate was $36.89.

#4: Nuclear Operators
Nuclear Operators, also called nuclear power reactor operators, control the flow of electricity generated by a nuclear power plant. They adjust and maintain the plant’s equipment and implements procedures that regulate the startup or shut-down of the plant. They also troubleshoot any abnormalities in the plant. The minimum requirement for this job is a high school diploma, however, a license and on-the-job technical training is required. As of 2013, the median annual salary of nuclear operators was $78,350 and the median hourly rate was $37.67

#3: Elevator Mechanics
Sometimes called elevator installers, constructors, or repairers, elevator mechanics work on escalators, chairlifts, dumbwaiters, moving walkways and similar equipment, aside from installing them. A high school diploma is required, at the minimum, as well as training which usually consists of completing a four year apprenticeship, usually sponsored by a union or contractor. They earned a median annual salary of $78,640 in 2013 and median hourly rate of $37.81.

#2: First Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives
First line supervisors of police and detectives supervise the work of police and detectives. Some of their titles may include captain, chief, sergeant, and lieutenant. They train staff, coordinate investigations, keep records, and evaluate the performance of their subordinates. They usually start as a police officer, which only requires a high school diploma, but some employers usually promote only those who have taken courses in college or earned a degree. The median annual income for this job as of 2013 was $79,190 and median hourly rate was $38.07.

#1: Transportation Managers, and Storage and Distribution Managers
They plan, direct, or coordinate transportation, storage, or distribution activities in a company and this also includes logistics managers. Employers require only a high school diploma but prefer candidates with experience. Workers in these occupations earned a median salary of $83,890 annually and a median hourly wages of $40.33 in 2013.

If you are just starting out with a career, do not rely heavily on lists like this of highest paying jobs without a degree in Orlando. While salary is a big consideration, you will be happier if you end up in a career that you like and suits your interests, skills, and aptitudes.

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Friday, June 19, 2015

4th of July Events in Orlando Fl

 4th of July Events in Orlando Fl


There’s always something fun and exciting happening in Orlando Fl, especially during the most anticipated Independence Day celebrations here. Check out what’s happening in Orlando on the 4th of July to help you make your holiday plans with your family:



Red, Hot & Boom - July 3, 2015, 4PM-11PM @ Altamonte Springs
Red, Hot & Boom is on its 2oth year as one of the most exciting Independence Day celebrations happening in Orlando at Uptown Altamonte. Every year, people anticipate performances from big-time artists, food, and spectacular fireworks. This year’s performances include Shaggy, Vance Joy, Andy Grammer, Rachel Platten, Priory,  and Ryn Weaver. Fireworks will start lighting the Orlando sky at 9:30PM. 

Freedom on the Waterfront - July 3, 2015, 5PM @ Mount Dora’s Elizabeth Evans Park
On its second year, this event happens on July 3 and will feature live music, activities for kids, and fireworks at sundown. Food truck vendors will be available at the Elizabeth Evan’s Park.

Baldwin Park Independence Day Bash - July 3, 2015, 5:30PM-9:30PM @ Baldwin Park Village Center 
This event will start with a festival at the Village Center at 5:30PM and end with a choreographed fireworks display that will light up the sky over Lake Baldwin. Admission is free so make sure to bring the entire family.

Independence Day at Walt Disney World Resort - July 4, 9:00PM
Come and celebrate America’s independence with exciting and colorful festivals, concerts, and fireworks at the Walt Disney World Resort. At 9PM, watch  "Disney's Celebrate America! - A 4th of July Concert in the Sky" at Magic Kingdom. The holiday-inspired "IllumiNations: Reflections of the Earth" at Epcot will start at 10PM, and a special fireworks presentation at Disney's Hollywood Studios will start at 10PM. Admission to these events is already included in regular park admission.

Red, Brick and Boom at LEGOLAND Florida - July 4 - July 6, 2015
You and your kids will definitely enjoy building LEGOLAND Florida’s American Flag together right before witnessing fireworks turn into millions of exploding Lego bricks at night with the help of 3D glasses. This 4th of July weekend celebration is a 3-day event and park hours will be extended until 9PM.

Independence Day at SeaWorld Orlando - July 4, 2015 
SeaWorld Orlando's Summer Nights will feature a special 4th of July Reflections show with an expanded fireworks show choreographed to patriotic music. Admission is included in the regular park fee.

Independence Day at Universal Orlando Resort - July 4, 2015
The famous Universal 360 will get even better this 4th of July with “A Cinesphere Spectacular,” a cinematic adventure that combines cutting-edge projection technology with lasers and pyrotechnics to give movies life like never before. Admission is included in regular park admission to Universal Studios Florida.

Fireworks at the Fountain - July 4, 2015, 4:00PM-10:00PM @ Lake Eola
Celebrate the 4th of July with a picnic and free fireworks display and laser show in downtown Orlando’s Lake Eola. Bring your food and blankets for an old-fashioned summertime picnic. Activities for kids and families start at 4PM. Fireworks will light the sky as the Orlando Concert Band plays live music.  Admission is free.

Monumental 4th of July Celebration - July 4, 2015, 8:00PM-9:00PM @ Kissimmee Lakefront Park 
Enjoy a special picnic with family and friends while watching a performance by Spin Doctors.

Star Spangled Sanford - July 4, 2015, 4:00PM-10:00PM @ Ft. Mellon Park, Sanford RiverWalk
Bring your entire family for an evening of food, drinks, entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks display over Lake Monroe at the Riverwalk in Sanford. 

Celebration of Freedom - July 4, 2015, 5:00PM @ Central Winds Park in Winter Springs 
This Independence Day celebration features a kid’s zone, live music by Bailey Callahan and Ennis Pruitt and the Breakers.

Sci-Fi 4th of July - July 4, 10 @ Celebration Town Center
Wear your best Sci-Fi costume and you might win the contest happening on the 4th of July at the Celebration Town Center. There will also be lots of activities that the whole family can enjoy like games for kids, food and live music by Gina Marie Incandela, The Jonnie Morgan Band, Carly Jo Jackson, and DJ Tami.

Independence Day Celebration  - July 4, 2015, 5:00PM–10:00PM @ Oviedo Mall 
Enjoy the spirit of Independence with some shopping, concerts, and fireworks at the Oviedo Mall.

4th of July Celebration at Avalon Park - July 4, 2015, 5PM
This fun 4th of July Celebration for the entire family kicks off at 5PM with an apple pie bake-off, a hotdog-eating contest, bike parade, and other community events.

4th of July Lakefront Celebration in St. Cloud
Fireworks start at 9:15. Early birds can enjoy pre-fireworks activities and lots of entertainment.

Party in the Park - July 4, 2015, 5:00PM @ Winter Gardens
Spectacular fireworks will light the skies over Lake Apopka at the Winter Gardens starting at 5:00PM.

Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration - July 4, 2015, 9:00AM-1:00PM @ Winter Park 
The celebration starts at 9AM with  Clydesdale horse-drawn wagon rides, annual bicycle parade from City Hall to Central Park, and kids’ activities. There will also be live performances from the Back Festival Brass Band and Bach Festival Choir, Orlando Cloggers, and Rockin’ Roadster Road Show.

5K Freedom Run - July 4, 2015, 8:00AM @ Avalon Park
Celebrate freedom by running for a cause which starts at 8AM at the Avalon Park. Proceeds will help support community services and programs. 

All American Kids Parade and Breakfast - July 4, 2015, 8:00AM @ Winter Garden
The Independence Day celebrations begin at 8am with an All American Kids Parade and Breakfast. The Party in the Park starts at 5pm with fireworks lighting the sky over Lake Apopka.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Coke Zero 400 - July 5, 2015
This event has been an Independence Day weekend tradition for nearly 50 years! Watch Kevin Harvick as he defends his title in the 400-mile, 160-lap holiday weekend classic with spectacular fireworks on and off-track at the Daytona International Speedway. Afterwards, witness the largest fireworks show in the Southeast as the checkered flag falls. 


Make your Independence Day celebration a memorable one this year by marking your calendar with one of these 4th of July Orlando events.

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Friday, June 12, 2015

Father's Day Specials in the Best Restaurants in Orlando

Father's Day Specials in the Best Restaurants in Orlando


One of the best ways to celebrate Father's Day and honor your dad for all that he does is to treat him to a hearty meal in one of the best restaurants in Orlando.
Whether you are looking for casual or fine dining, there are plenty of options and great restaurant specials in Orlando for June 21, 2015.

Give your dad a treat to one of the best restaurants in Orlando this Father's Day.

1. Ming Court - The Art of Oriental Cuisine
Location: 9188 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: 407-351-9988
This award-winning restaurant has been serving its amazing meals since 1989 and has a beautiful garden setting surrounded by a Koi Pond, giving locals and visitors a special dining experience.
Fathers can enjoy a complimentary glass of Ming Court Label Merlot or TsingTsao, Chardonnay or White Zinfandel with an order of any signature steak or Chef Specialty dinner entree.
Choose from their menu of Chinese and International cuisine like Dim Sum, Wok, Sushi and Char-Grill dishes. Your dad will surely love their signature dishes, Char-Grilled Szechwan Filet Mignon and fresh Maine Lobsters. Reserve your seats now!

2. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Location: 4510 W. Vine Street, Kissimmee, Florida 34746
Phone: 407-206-5102
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is North America's most popular dinner attraction that never fails to give its guests an unforgettable experience. Voted as the best dinner show in Central Florida, it's the best place to treat your dad with the whole family. Embark on a journey through time and watch the bold Knights on horses as they give you a spectacular show complete with sword fights and acrobatic acts in a tale of chivalry, rivalry, and revelry.
To honor dads on Father's Day, they get in free (with the purchase of an adult admission) from June 12 to June 21, 2015. The rest of the party can get in for $45.95 per adult and $29.45 per child. Call 407-206-5102 for reservations and mention the code PDDAD15 to receive this special offer.

3. Charley's Steak House
Location: 2901 Parkway Blvd., Kissimmee, Fl
                8255 International Drive, Orlando, Fl
Phone: 407-396-6055
Charley's Steak House prides itself for giving guests the highest quality steaks available. Treat your dad to their Father's Day special - a free regular menu plus a $15.95 boneless rib-eye with salad, mashed potatoes, and garlic-cheese bread for fathers with the purchase of a full price adult entree from 5:00PM to 10:30PM on June 21, 2015.

4. Fogo de Chão
Location: 8282 International Drive, Orlando, Fl
Phone: 407-370-0711
This Brazilian steakhouse features a prix fixe menu with no less than 16 cuts of meat and a wide variety of salads and desserts for $49.95. Dads get a lunch or dinner certificate for a future visit. The restaurant is open from 11AM-9PM.

5. The Better Burger Project

If you want to get your dad a good classic burger on his day, choose from one of the participating restaurants of the Better Burger Project. Seasons 52 in Orlando, The Rusty Spoon in downtown Orlando, and K Restaurant in Orlando's College Park will be participating in this challenge where chefs will create a sandwich made of ground meat and finely chopped mushrooms. This recipe will surely give you and your dad some much-needed nutrients like vitamin D, potassium, and B vitamins. Consumers will decide which of the competing top chefs across the country has created the Better Burger. Diners in Orlando can vote for a participating chef by ordering their burger and posting a photo of it on Instagram with the hashtag #BetterBurgerProject. The 5 chefs who get the most number of Instagram votes will win a trip to New York in October to cook their Better Burgers at the official welcome reception for the annual JBF Food Conference at the historic James Beard House. The promotion runs through July 31.

6. The Boheme
Location: Grand Bohemian Hotel, Orlando, Fl
Phone: 407-581-4700
If you're looking for an special and memorable dining experience with your dad in downtown Orlando, try The Boheme restaurant. The Boheme is one of the best restaurants in Orlando which allows guests to indulge in its fine culinary dishes while listening to contemporary jazz sounds from some of Central Florida's hottest jazz musicians during the Sunday Jazz Brunch.
Indulge your dad on his special day with gourmet barbecue favorites paired with a complimentary draft beer and unlimited mimosas during The Boheme's Father's Day Brew and BBQ Brunch on June 21, 2015 from 10AM to 3PM. Fee is $55 per adult and $18 for children from 6 to 12 years old. To reserve, please call The Boheme at 407-581-4700.

7. David's Club Bar & Grill
Location: 6001 Destination Parkway, Hilton Orlando, Orlando, FL
Phone: 407-313-4300
Dads get a complimentary beer with a purchase of any entrée on Father's Day at this premier sports pub at the Hilton Orlando. Their menu features fresh cuisine like salads, sushis, pub grub and more. They have an indoor and outdoor dining setting, cozy fire pits, pool tables, LCD TVs, and large overstuffed chairs that create the perfect high energy setting for the man of the house.

8. Kings
Location: 8255 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: 407-363-0200
Treat your dad like a King in this expansive and expertly-designed venue which offers a memorable dining and entertainment experience as one of the best restaurants in Orlando. Choose from award-winning American dishes with a twist like premium burgers, house-smoked ribs, fresh seafood, hand-tossed pizza, fresh salads, and delicious appetizers. What sets Kings apart from other restaurants is its wide selection of recreation and entertainment - 22 bowling lanes, billiards, bocce ball, ping pong, shuffleboard, foosball, great music, and more. So treat your dad with a special menu fit for a king and get a free game of bowling after your meal. Reserve your table today for a memorable and well-rounded dining and entertainment experience.

9. Roy's Orlando
Location: 7760 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: 407-352-4844
Tracing its roots in Honolulu in 1988, Roy's has since spread its warm hospitality and passion for creative and fine dining around the world and in Orlando. Discover outstanding seafood and entrees made from fresh ingredients, expertly prepared by local chefs, along with great cocktails and an award-winning selection of wines, and Roy's signature exhibition kitchen. Roy's opens early on June 21 to offer a special 2-course Father's Day brunch menu for $35.95. They will also offer a limited version of their Classic menu and a special Children's menu.

10. American Q in Orlando
Location: 1905 Hotel Plaza Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Phone: 407-827-3080
Dad's eat free on Father's Day for parties of 4 or more with 1 child. Enjoy a great dining experience with your dad complete with live music, complimentary AQ barbecue sauces for dad, and a Cigar & Whiskey Bar in the Courtyard! Aside from their classic American Barbecue, other favorites include a baked potato bar, homemade soups and chili, peel and eat shrimp, and a selection of hot and cold seasonal vegetables, pasta, potato salads, and a salad bar served from a vintage flatbed truck. Barbecue selections feature Carolina and Kansas City classics all carved tableside.

From casual to fine dining, local to international cuisine, intimate or entertaining, there's always something great to choose from so give your dad a treat to one of the best restaurants in Orlando this Father's Day.

 

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