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Get paid to visit the theme parks 67 days of smiles

In the 67 days of smiles promotion, the Orlando visitors bureau is offered one lucky couple the chance to spend 67 days experiencing all that Orlando has to offer.The winning couple will get $25000 to cover their expenses, be provided with a rent free apartment, and have 67 days experiencing all that the Orlando area has to offer. From theme parks to balloon rides, golfing, dolphins, shopping, arts and theatre, the winners will take in all 100 attractions in the Orlando area.What's the catch? Well applicants must to able to live in Orlando for 67 days from August to November 2009, be eligible to stay in the US for the 67 days, over 21, and able to speak and write in fluent English.Oh, and they will have to film themselves having fun, and then tell the world through the social media like Twitter, Facebook etc.Seems like the Orlando visitor bureau is onto a winner here. Similar to the quest by the Queensland tourist authority to find a person to "look after an island" in Queensland for 6 months (recently filled), this will generate great publicity for them.Interested in applying, read more details here and apply here Competition closes 30th June

Ship scuttled off Key West becomes new artificial reef

The USS Vandenberg was scuttled off Key West 27th May as thousands watched the creation of a massive new artificial reef.The Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg was successfully sunk about 6-miles off Key West Wednesday morning. At 523-feet, the former missile tracking ship will create Florida's second largest artificial reef.Monroe County Tourism and Development CouncilIn less than two minutes, the USS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg -- a 523-foot, 10-story-high ship -- disappeared beneath the ocean's surface as thousands watched from boats.The Vandenberg -- a decommissioned military ship that had been used to transport World War II troops, bring refugees to freedom, spy on Russians during the Cold War and serve as a sci-fi thriller set -- now is the world's second-largest intentionally sunk artificial reef.Read more at the Miami Herald artice

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