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2012-23 trip: Emails to participants
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July 26, 2012
WE'LL BE AT THE FIESTA INN HOTEL We'll be staying at the Fiesta Inn in Monclova. Here's a web site with some photos: http://www.hotels.com/ho169596/fiesta-inn-monclova-monclova-mexico/?gclid=CNKlwMbet7ECFSdgTAodV1UAog
A reminder that our $529 cost is for four to a room (except in the case of married couples or families). You can have a bed all to yourself, but you do need to pay extra for that privilege. :-)
LEARNING SPANISH ONLINE The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) has some excellent Spanish instructional stuff online. I've worked through their "Spanish Steps" program. It's good stuff! Check it out: http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/lj/
RODRIGUEZ FAMILY PHOTO The missionary directing our group in Mexico will be Roberto Rodriguez. We've put a photo of him and his family at: http://snu.edu/mexico-missionaries
PAYMENT DEADLINE? A couple of people have asked when final payments for the trip are due. That deadline is December 1. We've like to have the money sooner though because we have to send a chunk of it to Mexico ahead of time to reserve hotel rooms, set up restaurant reservations, purchase construction materials, buy medical supplies and so on.
NEED PUBLICITY MATERIALS? We've got plenty of room for more people on the trip. Let me know if you can use printed publicity materials. There's also a brief video promo done by Rev. Dan Meek, one of last year's participants.
Kristen McPherson from Rapid City, SD is helping coordinate a group from her church. Michele Foster says they may have two van loads coming from Glenwood, AR. Deanita Henry and Sabine Lewis say they have seven or so coming from the Stillwater, OK Church of the Nazarene.
July 17, 2012
The list of participants for our trip to Monclova, Mexico over the New Year's holiday continues to grow.
At the bottom of this email you'll find the list as it now stands.
Money for the trip
Are you wondering how you're going to pay for the trip? Why not create a circle of prayer partners and ask them to help you pray in that money (in addition to praying for you during the trip). Make it a big circle. In fact, we encourage SNU students to think of having at least 75 people in their mission trip prayer partner circles.
Leadership change in Mexico
For the last few years missionary Gavin Fothergill has done a lot of the organizational work in Mexico. They are transferring to French-speaking Africa. Taking their place in working with the Mexican churches, making hotel reservations and setting up our trip on the Mexican end will be Roberto Rodriguez (SNU alumnus!). Roberto has already been to Monclova, working with the pastors to start getting things ready. We'll get a photo of him and his family up on the website in a day or two.
Work & Witness conference at SNU
On the last weekend of September, SNU will host a Work & Witness conference. Why don't you consider attending? It might make your participation in Commission Unto Mexico even more profitable! There's more info at: www.snu.edu/wrkwtnss
Those fully signed up (including the $25 registration fee):
Ms. Serena Burger Ms. Michele Foster Mr. Jeff Hands Mrs. LeAnna Hughes Mr. Caleb Hughes Rev. Allen Hughes Mr. Benjamin Hughes Mr. Ethan Hughes Dr. Sabine Lewis Mrs. Bobbi Marugg Mrs. Maureen McClain Mrs. Kristin McPherson Rev. Sean McPherson Ms. Jordyn McPherson Ms. Olivia Mendoza Rev. Paul Metcalfe Rev. Paul Metcalfe Mr. Benjamin Nicholson Ms. Allison Rinard Rev. Byron Sullivan
Those who have enrolled for the trip but haven't yet paid the registration fee:
Mr. Chris Espinoza-Madrid Ms. Nancy Fleetham Ms. Lacy Hosier Mr. Clarence Hosier Ms. Deadra Kilgore Mr. Mark Solis Rev. David Stevens Ms. Summer Tyrrell Mr. Jacob Wright
Those who have "created an account" but have not yet indicated they are going this year:
Emily Aaron Juanita Freeman Kenneth Ibarra Cheyanne Marugg Sheridan Marugg Roy Medrano Carol Stevens
I hope your level of excitement is building. We've still got room for lots more participants. So, tell your friends, it's time to get on board.
Howard Culbertson
July 2, 2012
This is email #1 of a lot that you will receive over the next few months.
Right now we have 20 people signed up for the trip. That's running ahead of our numbers for the last few years on this date. Still, it's hard to guess at this point how many we'll actually have crossing the border on December 26.
To be done now:
(1) Make sure you have a passport or have a passport application in process. Passport cards (which are a little cheaper) will also work. Homeland Security requires that passport or passport card for your re-entry to the U.S.A.
(2) If finances for the trip are a huge question mark, create a circle of prayer supporters who will help you pray in the needed money.
(3) Begin thinking about how you are going to get to Eagle Pass (or San Antonio if you are flying to Texas). Most people will need to arrive on December 26 since our orientation meeting starts at 9 a.m. in Eagle Pass on the morning of December 27.
(4) Are you on Facebook? If so, ask to join the group "Commission Unto Mexico."
(5) Start browsing through the pages at www.snu.edu/mexico
(6) If you do not know any Spanish, begin learning some common words and phrase like: hello, goodbye, thank you and you're welcome.
Help us continue getting the word out about the trip. If you can use printed publicity materials, let us know!


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"Valerie Nixon is a long-time member of Alfred State's leadership team with more than 25 years of administrative experience in higher education," said Chancellor Zimpher. "She is ideally suited to step up and serve as president of the campus in the interim, and I share in the trust and confidence that Alfred State students, faculty, and staff have in her ability to do so."
Chancellor Zimpher also stated that she has already communicated with Patricia K. Fogarty, Chair of the Alfred State College Council, and that preparations for a prompt national presidential search are underway.
Nixon said, "I'm honored by Chancellor Zimpher's recommendation and look forward to working with the Alfred State community in continuing the excellent progress the College has made under Dr. Anderson's leadership."
If approved, Nixon's appointment would be effective April 1, 2013, until a permanent president is appointed. She would earn a salary of $170,000.
John Anderson, who has served as Alfred State College's president since 2008 recently accepted a position as president of Millersville University.
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The Natural History Museum's Insect identification Service identifies specimens brought in by the public. In this case, the spider ran off and couldn't be captured, so it wasn't formally identified.
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Hi All Here is my card for the challenge at Macabre Monday their challenge this week is Flesh-eating Frenzy I used a fantastic image from Strange Skin My Zombies are coloured with water colours and red fabric paint was added for the dripping blood. Don't forget to go and check out strangeskin as they have a load of awesome new digis. http://strangeskin.com/store.html Thanks for looking I have entered this in the following challenges OneStitchataTime CraftyourPassion PeartreeDesigns Craftuscrazy Stampsomething ArtontheDarkside Luv Jane xxxx |
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- Rose Petal said...
Hiya Jane. Another of your wonderful but spooky creations. Love the background, it gives off an eerie look. Happy crafting.
With love, Sandra xx - 9 February 2011 15:43
- Andrea C said...
great how you have them coming out of the wall, fantastic work x
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- Teri said...
awesome hun! love the 'hole' effect!
Thanks for playing at HDH this week.
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- Tammy said...
Wonderful creation! I love how you created the bg! Thanks for joining us at Catch the Bug this week!
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- Lisa said...
Cool project! Thanks for joining us at Stamp Something this week!
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- Kiehn said...
wow awesome card like its coming right at you.
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- sandee said...
LOVE how you got it coming out of the wall, that's fantastic!
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- Marjo said...
Thanks for sharing this creative card at OSAAT.
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- LouDotMac said...
Brilliant card - I love how it looks as though they are popping out of the page - the edges are brilliant!
Thanks for joining us over at Pear Tree Designs in our 'Free For All' challenge - good luck.
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- Guylaine said...
just enough spooky :)
Thanks for joining us at Craft Us Crazy - 11 February 2011 13:52
- ~Jeri~ said...
Great card. Just enough spooky without going overboard!
Thanks for joining us at Craft Us Crazy and hope you'll join us again! - 11 February 2011 18:29
- Stephanie said...
Very spooky creation. Thanks for joining us at Craft Your Passion.
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- Padster said...
Beautiful card - thanks for doing it with a digi & joining our challenge at OSAAT this week
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- Susan's crafty chaos said...
Fabulous work Jane! Thanks for playing along with us at HDH (And if you like Strange Skin digis, you should check out the new HDH challenge on Monday as they're our sponsor :D)
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This is adorable! Thanks for joining us at Craft us Crazy!
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'November 1643: An Ordinance whereby all Vintners are required to bring in the Money due for the half Excise of all wines remaining in their hands, at, or before the eleventh of September last: according to two former Ordinances of Parliament, of the eleventh of September, and the first of October.', Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum, 1642-1660 (1911), pp. 339. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55888 Date accessed: 12 March 2014. Add to my bookshelf
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The Lords and Commons having been informed, that the Vintners of the City of London and Westminster, and ten miles compasse, as also thorowout the Countrey, have, notwithstancing the favourable Provision made for them, bp the severall Ordinances of Excise, of the eleventh of September and first of October, delayed to pay the half Excise thereby limited and appointed to be paid by the said Vintners, for such Wines as were upon their hands, at or before the eleventh of September last:
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It is hereby ordained by the said Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, That if any Vintner shall delay or neglect without further warning, to bring in all such summes of money as shall be due for Excise of Wines upon their hands, at or before the eleventh of September last, into such Office of Excise under which their Habitation is comprehended, within ten dayes after publication hereof, within the respective places; That then every such Vintner shall, after expiration of the said ten dayes, be liable to pay whole Excise for all such Wines as the Merchant and Cooper by the said Ordinance is enjoyned. And in default thereof, by delay or not payment of the said whole Excise, every such Vintner shall be proceeded against without delay, by distresse or otherwise, according to the Ordinance of Excise.
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Beware, sensor geeks! Big hitters picking pockets, expo told
San Jose, Calif. - Paul Saffo, director of the Institute of the Future, senses something familiar going on in the sensors industry. He warned sensor technologists gathered at Sensors 2002 Spring they need to pull their heads out of their science manuals and take a look at what's happening.
The big players are about to hijack the sensors revolution, and pioneers, like those in attendance here, are going to miss the gravy train, he cautioned.
"You've been laboring in obscurity for years on stuff you can't explain to your mothers - and now, suddenly, the rest of the world is coming to realize that what you have been doing is valuable and sensors are important."
"We're getting all sorts of weird boosts from places like the Office of Homeland Security, though I'm not seeing any sudden influx of money . . . the Beltway Bandits are taking care of that. But at least you get the idea that the government and Congress think that sensors matter.
"The parallel I'm seeing from earlier revolutions is this: There is something worse than being ignored, and that is being loved to death. People from outside the industry come in and say, 'Oh yeah, sensors are hot, sensors are the big thing, and we're going to take it over and make some money out of it.' And they'll do it in the most unexpected ways, and the bottom line is that the pioneers get killed.
"Bill Gates did not invent DOS. Tim Patterson designed DOS after stealing it from Digital Research in Monterey, which stole it from some graduate students somewhere. Anyway, Bill Gates figured out the big potential for it and Tim Patterson got all of $200,000 out of the deal.
"Many of you in this room are in danger of having this happen to you," the futurist said.
Saffo said the "access revolution", that accompanied the Internet, and the information revolution are over, but all those technologies are here to stay. All the data that is running off - and will run off - the ubiquitous sensors, run on our networks, run inside our systems, and touches our personal lives isn't data or even information at all. It's input to media, and media itself.
Sensors nerds are in the media business - not mass media this time, but rather personal interactive media. They need to pay attention to what's happening in the world around them, he advised.
Delivery of the Web and the Internet everywhere is going to give a huge boost to the sensor revolution. The sensor industry needs to keep in mind the higher value-add potential to sensors it produces, and entrepreneurial opportunities that can exist. At the very least, sensor industry workers should invest in the companies that are going to make the serious money off their labors, he said.
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Rangers can't convert on two-man advantage and fall to Flyers, 2-1
PHILADELPHIA – The breaking point of a 48-game season – or for a coach – doesn't come after four games.
Suffice to say, though, that John Tortorella is getting a little annoyed at what he's seeing. Or, more accurately, what he's not seeing.
The Rangers' failure to score the tying goal on a third-period five-on-three power play that lasted one minute, 59 seconds and was part of an overall man advantage that lasted 3:45 led to a 2-1 loss to the previously winless Flyers on Thursday night at the Wells Fargo Center.
"It's just too deliberate and we're simply not getting enough big plays from our top guys in that situation," Tortorella said. "That's the frustrating part. You think you may be able to steal a point if we get something there."
The injury- and suspension-depleted Flyers (1-3-0) snapped an eight-game losing streak to the Rangers (1-3-0), who conclude this stretch of three games in four nights Saturday hosting the Maple Leafs. The Rangers have had five-on-three power plays in all four of their games and have just one goal.
Thursday's failure was almost identical to Saturday's season-opening 3-1 loss at Boston when the Rangers couldn't convert on a third period two-man advantage that lasted 1:30 while trailing by one.
The Flyers, playing a more consistent physical game despite missing Scott Hartnell (foot, out four to eight weeks), Daniel Briere (wrist), Zac Rinaldo (leg), Brayden Schenn (one-game suspension) and defenseman Andrej Meszaros for the third period after a hard hit by Rangers captain Ryan Callahan, scored twice in the second period.
The Rangers, coming off Wednesday's 4-3 overtime win against the Bruins, appeared a step slow and less engaged for stretches. Plus their top line of Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik and Rick Nash combined for just three shots.
"Honestly, it comes down to power plays and penalty kills," defenseman Marc Staal said. "They get a power-play goal, we don't. I'm not going to make excuses about being tired."
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DHAKA, April 29 (Reuters) - Rescue officials in Bangladesh said on Monday they were unlikely to find more survivors in the rubble of a factory building that collapsed last week burying hundreds of garment workers in the country's worst industrial accident.
Heavy cranes were being used to lift huge concrete blocks from the wreckage of Rana Plaza, where 385 people are now confirmed to have been killed according to the latest official toll. The building housed factories making clothes for Western brands.
Hundreds more of the mostly female workers who are thought to have been inside the building when it caved in last Wednesday remain unaccounted for. A fire overnight further hampered the last desperate efforts to find survivors.
'We are giving the highest priority to saving people, but there is little hope of finding anyone alive,' army spokesman Shahinul Islam told reporters at the site.
As anger continued to mount over the disaster, the 60-year-old father of the building's owner was arrested on Monday. His son had been arrested by police commandos on Sunday, apparently trying to flee to India.
About 2,500 people have been rescued from the wrecked building in the commercial suburb of Savar, about 30 km (20 miles) from the capital, Dhaka.
Late on Sunday, sparks from rescuers' cutting equipment started a fire in the debris as they raced to save a woman who may have been the last survivor in the rubble. Her body was recovered on Monday afternoon.
'We could not save her, even though we heard her voice this morning,' a tearful rescue worker told reporters at the scene.
Officials said the eight-storey complex had been built on swampy ground without the correct permits, and more than 3,000 workers - most of them young women - entered the building on Wednesday morning despite warnings that it was structurally unsafe.
A bank and shops in the same building closed after a jolt was felt and cracks were noticed on some pillars on Tuesday.
Eight people have been arrested over the disaster, four factory bosses, two engineers, building owner Mohammed Sohel Rana and his father Abdul Khalek. Police are looking for a fifth factory boss, David Mayor, who they said was a Spanish citizen.
Rana, a local leader of the ruling Awami League's youth front, was shown on television being brought to Dhaka in handcuffs after he was seized in the border town of Benapole by the elite Rapid Action Battalion following a four-day manhunt.
Khalek, who officials said was named in documents as a legal owner of the building, was arrested in Dhaka on Monday. They face charges of faulty construction and causing unlawful death.
The collapse was the third major industrial incident in five months in Bangladesh, the second-largest exporter of garments in the world behind China. In November, a fire at the Tazreen Fashion factory in a suburb of Dhaka killed 112 people.
Such incidents have raised serious questions about worker safety and low wages in the poor South Asian country, which relies on garments for 80 percent of its exports. The industry employs about 3.6 million people, most of them women, some of whom earn as little as $38 a month.
In a development that may raise questions about the authorities' handling of the rescue operation, a spokesman at the British High Commission on Monday confirmed that an offer of technical assistance from Britain had been declined.
Anger over the disaster has sparked days of protests and clashes, and paramilitary troops were deployed in the industrial hub of Gazipur as garment workers took to the streets again on Monday, smashing cars and setting fire to an ambulance.
The unrest forced authorities to shut down many factories, which had reopened on Monday after two days of closures. Police fired teargas to disperse protesters.
The main opposition has called for a national strike on May 2 in protest over the incident.
Emdadul Islam, chief engineer of the state-run Capital Development Authority, said last that week that Rana had not received the proper construction consent for the building, and had illegally added three storeys to the original five.
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Perry and Gladys Rosenstein, founders of Teaneck's Puffin Foundation will receive the award at a dinner Nov. 28 at Il Villaggio, in Carlstadt.
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Sure, times are tough, but does that mean you have to give up your vacation altogether? If taking a cruise this year involves penny pinching, why not consider a cruise on a line known more for value than for the latest splashy features?
Unlike the airline industry with its low-cost carriers (think Ryanair, Spirit Airlines or even Southwest), there aren't too many cruise lines that can be considered budget (though some older ships on well-established, contemporary cruise lines, like
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So stop moping and start shopping -- there are plenty of affordable cruise vacations to be had.
Budget Cruise Lines
Cruise lines do fall into different price categories, but only a few qualify as truly budget -- either because they reduce costs by offering fewer onboard amenities or sail only very short cruises. The cruise lines detailed below are considered budget lines, but look for sales on older vessels belonging to the fleets of Carnival, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean for some competitive rates, plus plenty of onboard activities, multiple dining venues and the newest gadgets and gimmicks.
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Voyages of Discovery
is as budget as you'll find. Its longer-than-average cruises to exotic destinations cater to retirees, who are more interested in education and exploration than lavish onboard amenities. The line's one ship,
, was launched in 1971. Though a 2003 refurbishment has kept it in top-notch condition, it lacks the bells and whistles of today's new-builds. Expect basic accommodations (none with balconies), lackluster dining and service, and simple public areas. The focus is instead on the fabulous onboard lecturers and value-oriented shore excursions.
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Celebration Cruise Line:
Celebration Cruise Line
offers two-night budget cruises from Palm Beach to the Bahamas aboard
Bahamas Celebration
, a converted ferry. The line is aimed squarely at first-time cruisers looking for a cheap way to try out a cruise, and base rates start as low as $99 per person (though taxes and fees add another $50). While it's not quite a mega-ship, the 35,000-ton, 1,500-passenger Bahamas Celebration sits very much in mainstream cruise ship territory. Onboard, passengers will find four restaurants (with one for-fee specialty venue), several bars, a disco, a 630-seat main theater, a spa and gym, sun deck space and an adults-only pool. For the youngest cruisers, there are age-specific kids' clubs and a 180-foot-long waterslide. As the ship is a converted cruise ferry, cabins are generally quite small, with roughly 50 being of the bunkbed variety. Moreover, there are no true balconies. (There are four suites with enclosed balcony configurations.)
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Editor's Note: There's one caveat to mention about Celebration Cruise Line. You may have seen the line's cruises being touted as "free" (taxes are $59 per person) by a wholesaler called "Caribbean Cruise Line." The goal of this separate telemarketing company is to lure consumers into buying a timeshare by offering them a free cruise. While many have taken advantage of the free cruise offer without issue, there have been numerous complaints. Our advice as always is to proceed cautiously and understand what you're getting into before handing over credit card information. For more, see our story
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Older ships from Carnival, NCL and Royal Caribbean
: Cruises on older ships tend to have lower rates for two reasons -- the ships are lacking the amenities and the hype of the new ships, and they tend to be deployed on shorter or less popular routes. But that doesn't mean you can't have a grand old time on an older ship, and if you're a first-time cruiser, you won't even realize you're missing anything -- other than higher fares. It's also important to note that lines have by no means neglected these older ships -- most have gone under the knife for multi-million dollar refurbs in the past half decade. The rock-bottom rate award at this point goes to
Norwegian Sky
, which occasionally offers four-night Bahamas cruises out of Miami for $169 per person (that's $42 a night). (Also, see the advice below on three- and four-night cruises -- many older ships are sailing these itineraries.) The 2,052-passenger Carnival Imagination, one of eight teenage and older Fantasy-class ships, is another good bet. Likewise for Royal Caribbean's 2,350-passenger Majesty of the Seas, which launched in 1992.
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Budget Itineraries
If you're looking to cruise at the cheapest rates possible, certain itineraries stand out as almost always having low total or per-night prices. These tend to be the shortest cruises and voyages with a high percentage of days at sea.
Weekend Cruises
: You won't find entire seasons of one- or two-night sailings, but these every-so-often cruises make great short getaways that won't break the bank. For example, NCL offers one- and two-nighters out of New York, Tampa and Miami.
Princess Cruises
also offers short sailings between Vancouver and Seattle or San Francisco. At press time, we saw a one-night
Holland America
cruise between Vancouver and Seattle for $54 per person for an inside cabin. You'll spend so little time in your cabin that it makes sense to pay less for it and get your money's worth of free food, entertainment and onboard amenities like the pool and disco.
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: A combination of short itineraries and older ships make three- and four-night cruises excellent values. Carnival offers entire seasons of short cruises to the Bahamas, Baja Mexico, the Western Caribbean and even Canada and New England. Royal Caribbean offers three- and four-night Bahamas cruises on the older
Majesty of the Seas
, while its four-night Western Caribbean cruises are on ships with a few more onboard amenities. Look for rates under $200 per person, but anything under $100 per night is a good deal. Just be prepared for a party atmosphere to prevail onboard, as shorter itineraries also tend to attract a younger crowd.
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Repositioning Cruises
: For really cheap nightly rates (between $40 and $75 a night per person), repositioning cruises -- one-way sailings that take place when a ship is moving from one cruising region to another -- are the best bet, though they tend to have pricier total rates than the short sailings. These itineraries occur at the beginning or end of the warm-weather cruise season (spring, late summer and fall, mostly). Look for voyages from the Caribbean, Florida and U.S. East Coast to Europe (or vice versa) with stops in the Canary Islands or Azores along the way. On the West Coast, you'll find repositioning sailings between Alaska and the southern California homeports, as well as Panama Canal voyages between California and Florida.
The combination of lengthy itineraries (typically longer than seven nights) and a higher-than-average percentage of days at sea drives down the nightly rate, making these cruises an ideal way to try out a premium or deluxe cruise line without busting your budget (mainstream cruise deals are just as good).
tends to have especially appealing deals, like this spring's 13-night cruise from Miami to Southampton from $599 (just $46 a night). Fall repositioning deals we've spotted recently include a 13-night transatlantic cruise from Barcelona to Miami on
Norwegian Epic
from $799 ($61 a night).
Repositioning cruises tend to attract mature travelers and retirees who have the time to vacation for 10 days or longer.
Repositioning Cruises in 2012
Budget Seasons
If you're looking for a specific destination and want to save the most money on a particular cruise, look for seasonal discounts. As a general rule of thumb, shoulder-season sailings (those that take place at the beginning or end of a cruising season) tend to be the most budget-friendly. While the tradeoff for your cheap cruise fare may be less-than-ideal weather, you can often benefit from less crowded destinations and possibly more affordable airfare.
Alaska in May and September:
To cruise Alaska at budget rates, choose a sailing in May or September right after the ship has arrived in the region or right before it's set to leave for warmer climes. For example,
Holland America
's seven-night Glacier Discovery cruise on
shows fares from $549 in May, but starting rates as high as $1,149 in mid-August. Because the weather is typically cooler, and fish, animals and flowers are less abundant at these times, these sailings are less popular than June-through-August departures, meaning the rates drop. On the plus side, May is typically less rainy than the summer months, and September offers a chance to catch the Aurora Borealis.
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Caribbean, Bahamas and Mexico in Fall:
Autumn is a bargain time for cruising in almost any region, but the lowest prices are for Caribbean, Bahamas and Mexico getaways. If you're looking for last-minute, seven-night cruises under $500 per person (and we've seen as low as $299), this is where you'll find them. (Shorter three- to five-night cruises are equally affordable.) These low prices are partly caused by the general lack of travel happening between Labor Day and Christmas but also are a result of hurricane season in both the Pacific and Atlantic/Caribbean. (The majority of hurricanes occur between August and October.) If you choose to take advantage of these cut-rate prices, it's worth paying for travel insurance to protect yourself against canceled cruises or delayed sailings, due to stormy weather.
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Mediterranean in Winter:
It used to be that most ships fled the Mediterranean in fall and returned only in the spring. Now more ships than ever are staying through November and returning in March or even sticking out the winter in European waters. Although cruise lines might think it trendy to base ships in the Mediterranean year-round, the fad has not caught on in quite the same way with the cruising public. Therefore, prices for winter cruises are extremely low. For example, a 10-night, Eastern Mediterranean cruise in December on
Norwegian Jade
has starting prices of $599 per person (a mere $60 a night).
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Stewart W. Shrader of Delta died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012, at the Veterans Administration Community Living Center in Grand Junction. He was 90.
A memorial service will be held Thursday, Jan. 19, at 10 a.m. at Delta IOOF Lodge. Military honors will be provided by VFW Lee Marts Post #3571. A luncheon will be provided by the VFW Auxiliary.
Mr. Shrader was born May 31, 1921, in Champion, Neb., to Glen and Rosella (Bergsten) Shrader. He grew up during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. He and his family moved to Delta County in 1937.
Prior to World War II he worked in the CCC unit out of Montrose. He worked on the irrigation project in the Olathe and California Mesa areas that followed the opening of the Gunnison Tunnel. He was inducted into the Army in August 1944. His service included helping clean up the Philippines and Okinawa. He also served in Korea during its occupation.
Mr. Shrader married Lucie Ankenman on April 4, 1948, in Delta. They celebrated 63 years of marriage. She survives.
He worked at a sawmill in Orofino, Idaho, for 20 years. He owned a laundry in Delta in the 1970s.
Mr. Shrader is survived by his wife, Lucie Shrader of Delta; a son and his wife, Nelson and Sally Shrader of Cedaredge; three daughters, Loy Michling of Orofino, Idaho, Barbara O'Neill and her husband Chuck of Montrose, and Roberta Bruhn and her husband Keith of Silt; a sister, Roberta Latta of Delta; 17 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by a son-in-law, Jess Michling; three brothers; and two sisters.
Memorial contributions may be made to VFW Lee Marts Post #3571, 821 1525 Road, Delta, CO 81416.
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You can simplify your life by learning to develop trust in God. Far too often, we don't allow ourselves to trust. Maybe your trust has been betrayed too many times in the past, or maybe you're just a very independent person. Even so, it's so critical to learn to trust God.
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At an Aug. 14 event billed as her general election kickoff, 10th District Democrat Patsy Keever sought to portray her Republican opponent, incumbent Rep. Patrick McHenry, as an extremist in the mold of Ryan.
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In their dueling campaign statements, the two also debated their positions on Social Security and Medicare, echoing the arguments of their respective national party leaders.
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McHenry also recently earned the endorsement of the National Federation of Independent Business and was named one of the most influential people in business crowd funding by Forbes Magazine.
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In other developments, Asheville City Council voted unanimously to put a referendum on the sale of the city's water system on the Nov. 6 ballot.
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Venice on the Beach Hotel2819 Ocean Front Walk, Venice Beach, Los Angeles, CA 90291 (Show map)
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Good size room great spot on beach good restaurants down the road. Nice walk along pier. Up market shops a walk away. Saw Harrison Ford in restaurant where we had a fabulous lunch!
Just steps away from the Venice Beach Boardwalk, ocean, pier and market, yet a quiet refuge. The suite with a walkout to the patio is lovely.
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Homely comfort with full access to all facilities.
Looked very pretty , Todd the manager was awesome and extremely helpful. Close to many eating options and very close to the beach.
The staff! Very friendly. The rooms were cute as could be. The roof top and the front patio were fun places to hang. The location on the quieter end of Venice beach was outstanding. We stayed in Feb on a weeknight so the cost was very good.
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Super cute hotel! Staff was great. Love everything! Will be booking there again for sure.
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Right on the beach and the famous coastal trail. Parking is limited, but the manager went out of his way to help me park at the hotel. The rooftop patio has a perfect view of the ocean and beach, and the ground level patio is excellent for breakfast and people watching.
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This oceanfront hotel features Pacific Ocean views and a terrace. Just a 2-minute walk from Venice Beach Rentals, Venice on the Beach Hotel offers contemporary rooms with free Wi-Fi. The uniquely decorated guest rooms are furnished with a flat-screen cable TV. They have a microwave and refrigerator along with a ceiling fan. Rooms with ocean views are available. During their stay, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast that includes bagels. Venice Beach Hotel is a 4 minute walk from the Venice Fishing Pier and 3 miles from Santa Monica Pier. It is within a 15 minute drive of Los Angeles International Airport. We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 17 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 433,187 properties worldwide
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villages along the South Tyrolean Wine Route , Appiano
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Themes: Wine, Food and drinks, Tradition and culture, Pubs and entertainment Associazione Strada del Vino dell'Alto Adige, phone +39 0471 860659
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The 15 wine growing towns along the South Tyrolean Wine Road provide the setting for Vino in Festa - South Tyrolean Wine Route Weeks for one month.
A varied programme focusing on the topic of wine invites to taste, enjoy and get to know each other or simply linger in the historically and architectonically special villages.
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