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The director of a Canterbury building firm that went bust owing about $1.5 million is working for another company hired to complete the unfinished work.
One contractor who is owed tens of thousands says it is a "kick in the teeth" to homeowners.
In March, Genesis Builders was put into liquidation owing about $1.5m to more than 50 creditors and a single shareholder.
The firm's collapse has also further stalled work on homes it was meant to complete more than a year ago.
Now Danny Hunt, the company's sole director, is back working as a salesman for Platinum Homes, which the insurer for Genesis enlisted to complete the costings for the company's outstanding work.
"The biggest thing is that the owners still carry on and seem to start up in some capacity," said owner of Celcrete Cladding Solutions, Mark Bryant.
"It's bit of a kick in the teeth for the homeowners."
Hunt said he was "completely divorced" from any work to do with Genesis in his current role.
"I'm a commissioned salesman and I haven't got involved in any of that."
He did not provide further comment.
Bryant said he was owed tens of thousands of dollars by Genesis but held out little hope of getting any of it back.
"It just means you have to control your debtors and you don't put them out too far - if you can't make a business work now, you will never make it work."
A liquidator's report seen by The Press said: "Based on the information received to date it would appear that the failure of the company is attributable to poor project management, including a lack of adequate supervision of jobs, the requirement for significant remedial work, poor pricing and inadequate back costing."
Another roofing company is owed about $80,000.
From January to March, at least 18 Christchurch companies connected to the construction industry went bust, involving more than $4m of debt that is unlikely to be paid.
At least 15 companies went into liquidation, and three into receivership.
However, executive director of corporate restructuring at Ernst and Young, Rhys Cain, said these only pointed to companies registered in Christchurch.
"It's a really good example of some of the pitfalls that are out there at the moment," Cain said. "I think there are a lot of companies that are trading close to the wind and it doesn't take very much to tip them."
Bernard Cherry signed up Genesis Builders in 2012 and expected to have his Sefton home finished six months later. He is still living in a caravan with his partner.
Ray Young said he also signed with Genesis in 2012 and his home was meant to be finished by early 2013. He and his family had spent time camping at their West Melton section but moved in to a rental home about a month ago "for the health of the kids".
They had spent thousands of dollars renting when they should have been in their home, he said.
Dave McBeth, who also built with Genesis, said he could feel the company was going under: "With a builder, when you start dropping behind and not answering the phone there is a reason for it."
He signed in June, 2012 and was still waiting for his home to be completed.
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Preparation helps with cold weather
If weather forecasters were correct, you may have woken up this morning and thought you'd been transported overnight to Michigan or Minnesota.
Snow is expected to fall today in our area for the second time in less than week.
Snow is a rare thing — fortunately — in these parts, but to have it appear twice in such a short period of time is practically unheard of in southern Mississippi.
Snow is fun to see occasionally and can be great fun for children who may get an unexpected break from school, but can be a dangerous bear to wrestle when travel is required.
If the roads get snowy and icy, we urge residents to stay off them except in emergencies. Quite simply, our road maintenance and transportation infrastructure isn't setup to handle the massive de-icing work that is routinely done by our cousins in northern states where snow is less of an exception and more of a winter rule.
Temperatures are also expected to plummet and stay below freezing until Wednesday afternoon, when the mercury is expected to briefly jump above freezing before falling again.
Cold weather can be brutal to our roadways and unexposed pipes, but it can be deadly to people and pets. If you know of someone who doesn't have a warm place to stay, please contact emergency personnel and help the person avoid exposure. The same goes for our four-legged friends, too. Pets should not be exposed to temperatures in the teens.
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Hundreds of thousands of jobs are tied to the fortunes of Pentagon spending, but the People's Budget has the means to overcome this dependency.
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Obama's made a lot of Faustian bargains over the last seven years. But given his likely successors, what we got over the last two terms may be as good as it gets.
As leaked documents obtained by the Intercept reveal, the drone war is likely creating more terrorists than it's killing.
Author and analyst Phyllis Bennis discusses president Obama's Iranian nuclear deal and the opposition to that deal.
A party with the live band El Sistema's Orquesta Latino Caribeña, at Venezuelan Embassy's Bolivarian Hall to show our determination to have positive relations with our South American neighbors.
Words alone won't hinder climate change.
There's still time for the Obama administration to prosecute U.S. human rights abusers.
President Obama and some members of Congress think the easiest way to fund infrastructure is by granting corporations a large tax cut on their untaxed offshore profits.
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Comics Continuum has an unconfirmed report that Warner Bros. Animation is pushing forward with an animated "Jonah Hex" short film that will pave the way for other similar shorts. The project is said to be written by Joe R. Lansdale, who wrote several "Hex" comic books in the 1990s.
The character of Jonah Hex has appeared in animated projects in the past, including "Batman: The Animated Series," "Justice League Unlimited" and "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." This time, however, Hex will ride solo without help from others in the DC Universe, following the lead of the self-contained films released thus far from the WB. Additionally, the "Hex" short will follow the PG-13 mold demonstrated by the other DC Universe animated projects.
As a self-contained, mature-rated short film, this could be an ideal way to introduce some of the characters that will appear in the Josh Brolin-starring "Jonah Hex" live-action movie. Aside from Brolin, the remainder of the "Hex" cast — including Megan Fox, Will Arnett and John Malkovich — are playing obscure or entirely new characters in the 2010-debuting film. Perhaps some or all of them will make appearances here, providing prospective viewers of the live-action movie with an opportunity to get to know Hex's cast of characters.
Still, the bit of this rumor that has me most excited is the notion of future animated shorts. Comics Continuum writes that, according to their sources, "multiple shorts are being produced," likely to be released in upcoming DVDs like "Green Lantern: First Flight" and "Superman/Batman: Public Enemies." This specific "Hex" project, along with the other shorts, would likely "be put together for a compilation DVD, which might also include new material."
There are plenty of characters in the DC Universe that would flourish in an animated or even live-action environment, but without the fan base to guarantee box office success, their chances of a feature length film are slim. But a short film version of "Green Arrow," "Martian Manhunter" or even "Elongated Man" could be completed with much financial less risk involved.
Sounds like a good deal to me!
What do you think about the idea of a short animated "Jonah Hex" film? Can you think of other DC Comics characters that would benefit from a similar animated project?


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Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m., today, Thursday, Oct. 25, 2007 at Turner Funeral Home. Monsignor Kenneth Seifried will officiate.
Interment will be at Logan Park Cemetery in Sioux City at 2:30 p.m., Friday, October 26, 2007.
Jim Wilson was born Jan. 24, 1930, in Sioux City, the son of Harry L. and Gladys (Bell) Wilson. Jim was raised and educated in Sioux City , graduating from Central High School in 1948.
Jim enlisted in the US Air Force on April 1, 1951, serving as an Airman 2nd Class in the 10th Air Force, 132nd Motor Vehicle Squadron, until receiving an Honorable Discharge on Sept. 22, 1952. Jim attended the University of Iowa for two years before receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree at Morningside College in Sioux City in 1954.
Jim was a member of the Sioux City Scottish Rite Bodies (Freemasons). He owned and operated WilsonтАЩs Lakevue Resort on West Lake Okoboji for several years. Jim was the Nutrition Director at Northwest Aging Association in Spencer from 1979 until retirement.
Jim is survived by his wife, Betty, and her son: Jaime; daughter, Stacey of Brownfield, Maine ; son, Jon of Tampa, Fla.; three grandsons; and a granddaughter, Grace.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society or the American Lung Association
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Lillian Ann Cromley, 95, of Marshall, died Tuesday, July 5, 2011, in Marshall. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, July 7, 2011, at St. Peter Catholic Church in Marshall, with Fr. Tom Alber officiating. Visitation will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday at the church. Burial will be in Sunset Gardens Cemetery in Marshall. Memorials may be made to St. Peter Catholic Church or Fitzgibbon-Mary Montgomery Hospice in care of Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home in Marshall. Friends may sign the online register book at www.campbell-lewis.com.
Born June 13, 1916, in Nelson, she was the daughter of the late Robert Thomas and Mamie French Thomas. On April 13, 1946, she married Francis Charles (Frank) Cromley who preceded her in death on Aug. 19, 1998. She had lived in Saline County her entire life, living in Marshall since 1984. She was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church.
Survivors include one sister, Dorothy Melies of rural Sweet Springs; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one daughter, Mary Louise; four brothers, Walter, Robert, Ernest and Cordie Thomas; and seven sisters, Edna Mae McCoy, Mary Dennis, Elizabeth Finley, Mildred Goszweski, Lucy DeValle, Josie Dilthey and Kate Reinhoff.


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patients, old and new, to Viewpoint Practice. The practice is long established
and practises from purpose-built premises completed in 2010. The picture above
shows a view of The Point, Stenhousemuir from a spot near to where our surgery
stands today, hence 'Viewpoint Practice'. The name also reflects our belief in
the right of patients to have a 'viewpoint' on their health and care in our practice.
CLICK HERE to book a doctors appointment or order a prescription using our online facility.
The way you order repeat prescriptions has now changed - Click here for more details.
The practice is open 8.00am - 6.00pm Monday to Friday. We close on occasions for staff training. A notice is displayed in advance detailing the date, time, and how to contact us in an emergency.
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The out-of-hours service will have access to your emergency care summary which includes your allergies, adverse reactions and medication. You can opt out of this service by advising the practice manager in writing.
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The process for ordering prescriptions online has now changed. If you are not already registered for Emis Access (online appointment booking) you will be required to do so, please contact the practice on 01324 552200 to request registration credentials which will allow you to book a GP appointment online and also request prescriptions.
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Archived report. This report was archived in 2010 and has not been updated since.The global online gambling industry continues to grow, despite the US regulatory restraints and the economic downturn. Online gambling operations are cheaper to operate than traditional establishments so are better placed to weather an economic downturn. In addition, the number of Internet users around the world continues to grow resulting in an ever expanding customer base. Online games and virtual worlds also remain popular and in-game advertisers are taking note, especially as there is evidence that free online games are becoming more popular in the current economic environment. This report provides a market overview of the gambling, gaming and virtual world sectors with a focus on online and mobile formats.
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Status: Archived
Last update: 23 March 2009View update history
Analyst: Kylie Wansink
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text: Yesterday's move in PGLC indicates that the $0.40 level is likely to hold for two reasons. Firstly, it is the 200DMA which is always a strong level to cross, whether it is on the upside or on the downside. Secondly, the base below that ($0.30 to $0.40) has been a very strong support. Thus, it has been taking a U turn as soon as it approaches that level. Another point is that the 50DMA is $0.50 which will provide the first resistance on its upside move. It is evident that the 50 DMA is above the 200DMA indicating some amount of technical strength. What it has to do is hold these levels, consolidate and ultimately break out of this range of $0.40 to $0.45 / $0.50. This has not happened because the volumes have been anemic (10 day average is half the 3 month average). Now that the consolidation phase is about to be over, the volumes are likely to pick up. In fact, that will be the first signal that something exciting is going to happen. Till this changes, breakout appears difficult. The odds of a uptrend have increased after the management recently expressed its desire to list on major exchanges within this year. Any investor who has faith in the future of Pershing Gold, will not like to miss this bus (maybe rocket). In 2014, the production may start which will change the cash flow dynamics of the company. PGLC will also discover more clearly how much gold its mines may hold. Then the valuation of the enterprise will become more objective and the price of the share will catch up with that. Usually, these mining companies take years to start delivering and, if PGLC is about to start production, there can be merit in buying the stock for the long term. The next few weeks should be very interesting to watch.


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The Verona Lady Wildcats (2-2) claimed a 47-42 win over the Exeter Lady Tigers Tuesday night.
"Exeter is a tough team," said Verona Head Coach Ryan Yates. "They are very big and athletic inside. We were able to execute our offense down the stretch and that was the difference."
The game was tied at 12 at the end of the first quarter. The Lady Tigers used a two-three zone much of the night to stifle the Lady Wildcats' attack. By halftime Exeter had earned a 20-16 lead.
"I thought we did a great job of finding Verona's shooters and getting a hand in their face," said Exeter Head Jason Cole. "Credit Verona for making some halftime adjustments and hitting open shots in the second half."
Exeter opened the third quarter, hitting a quick layup in the first 30 seconds. Those points proved to be the only Lady Tigers' score in the period. Verona would scored 13 unanswered points to take a 29-22 lead into the fourth quarter.
"We made some tweaks in how we moved the ball in the second half," said Yates. "Exeter didn't give us many open looks at the bucket, but we were able to convert when they did."
Exeter would pull within three points on four different occasions in the fourth stanza but couldn't get any closer.
"I thought we tried to force the offense," added Cole. "We had opportunities to take control of the game and just failed to execute. We will learn from this game and get better."
Leading the way for the Lady Tigers in scoring was Destani Stensurd with 15 points. Ashton Scott added 10 points. Abbey Scott chipped in 6 points. Sarah Staples contributed 8 points. Chelbie Kern finished with 3 points.
"I thought we got a little closer to solidifying as a team tonight," said Yates. "We dug down and found way to win. That is what good teams do."
Verona's leading scorer was Jessica Smith with 26 points. Tristan Carrasquillo added 16 points. Amanda Mullen and Taylor Pinkly each scored 2 points. Jenna Chadd finished with 1 point.
The Lady Wildcats' next game will be Friday, Dec 17 against Golden City.
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There is an old saying, "any win is a good win," and for the young Verona Wildcats basketball team that statement certainly rings true. The Wildcats (1-2) defeated the Exeter Tigers 67-56 Tuesday night.
Verona finished last season with one victory and have now matched their season win total from a year ago only three games into this season.
"It's a good feeling," said Verona Coach Brad Stewart. "We are still a very young team and to get this shot of confidence early in the season is huge."
Verona came out on fire. At the end of the first quarter, the Wildcats held a 19-13 advantage. Verona grew the lead by a point heading into halftime, leading 35-28.
Exeter wasn't about to go away quietly. The Tigers reeled off seven points to start of the third period and tie the game at 35. When the dust settled at the third quarter's conclusion, Exeter held a 47-46 lead.
|"I thought we had a chance to pull away in the fourth quarter," said Exeter Head Coach Scott White. "I thought we would be able to carry the intensity we had in the third quarter, into the fourth.
"We had two or three possessions where we missed an open shot or turned the ball over," added White. "Verona is a good team. They did what they had to do to win."
The Tigers led 52-49 at the 6:48 mark of the fourth quarter when Verona's Ancencion Estrada drained a three from the corner to tie the contest.
"Ancencion's shot was huge for our momentum," said Stewart. "We had several of our kids step up and play big for us tonight. James Von Hauenstein played some big minutes off the bench, and Cody Ernsberger hit clutch free throws to seal the win."
Tied at 52 at the 4:48 mark of the fourth quarter, Verona went on a 15-4 run to end the game.
Exeter was led in scoring by Tyler White with 18 points. Ryan Hobbs added 11 points. Brendan Rayburn contributed 8 points. Dusty Hayes finished with 8 points. Kong Lee chipped in 7 points. Cody Stringer scored 4 points.
Ernsberger led Verona with 23 points. Wesley Kissinger splashed in 18 points. Estrada chipped in 15 points. Von Hauenstein scored 8 points. Larry Patterson added 2 points. Seth Losack finished with 1 point.
Verona hosts Wheaton Friday night at 5:30 p.m.


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printing an integer telling me how many times
m() was called. I've manually set the JVM's stack size(
-Xss VM parameter) to varying values (128k, 256k, 384k), obtaining the following values:
stack i delta
128 1102
256 2723 1621
384 4367 1644
delta was calculated by me, and it's the value between the last line's i and the current one's. As expected it is fixed. And there lies the problem. As I know the stack size memory increment was by 128k, that yields something like a 80byte memory use per call (which seems exaggerated).
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this parameter passing, and that
m() has no arguments. We must also take into consideration the return address pointer. So there should be something like 3 * 8 = 24 bytes used per method call (I'm assuming 8 bytes per variable, which of course may be totally off. Is it?). Even if it's a bit more than that, let's say 48bytes, we're still far away from the 80bytes value.
I thought it could have something to do with memory alignment, but truth is that in that case we'd have a value of roughly 64 or 128 bytes, I'd say.
I'm running a 64bit JVM under a 64bit Windows7 OS.
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President Zuma on Friday announced some prisoners could qualify for a reduction in their prison sentences.
President Jacob Zuma used the Freedom Day celebrations at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Friday to announce the remission of sentences for some of the country's prisoners. (Edited by Clare Matthes)
Zuma said prisoners who qualify will receive a blanket six to twelve month reduction of their prison sentences.
Sentenced offenders guilty of specific offences such as "aggressive, sexual, fire arm and sexual related offenses" do not qualify for the remission, said Zuma.
"People who are declared dangerous criminals," he included.
This is the first time such a decision has been made under the current administration.
Remissions under sentence were allowed three times when Nelson Mandela was president and once under Thabo Mbeki.
President Jacob Zuma used the Freedom Day celebrations at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Friday to announce the remission of sentences for some of the country's prisoners.
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For some investors using a dividend growth investment approach to select equity investments may represent a new type of stock selection process. It is important for investors to test their investment strategies by constructing phantom stock portfolios before investing real dollars based on these new strategies.
A free website is available, Stocks Quest, where one can test investment strategies. The site is essentially set up like a stock market game. The only requirement for a user is he/she must register with an email address. Once a user is registered, the site provides an investor with $100,000 in fantasy cash. The user can then implement buy and sell transactions and track the performance of their phantom portfolio.
Using a site like Stock Quest site is a good way for an investor to determine how effective their investment strategy performs.
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Sunderland 1-0 Kidderminster Harriers
- From the section Football
Sunderland made hard work of seeing off non-league Kidderminster Harriers as they scraped into the FA Cup fifth round at the Stadium of Light.
Harriers' hopes of an upset were dented inside five minutes when Josh Gowling's error let Charis Mavrias fire his first Black Cats goal from 12 yards.
Top scorer Michael Gash had a great chance to equalise, only to shoot straight at debutant Oscar Ustari.
Freddie Ladapo then missed a great late chance to level on his debut.
But the Harriers, 79 places below Sunderland in the English football pyramid, had every reason to feel proud of themselves.
Although they managed just one shot on target, their blanket defence restricted Sunderland to relatively few chances.
Sunderland made 10 changes from the team who stunned Manchester United on Wednesday night, only captain Lee Cattermole remaining in the starting line-up from the team that booked their place in the Capital One Cup final.
The visitors, by contrast, made just one change from the team beaten 2-1 at home by Dartford on Tuesday, on-loan Burton midfielder Jack Dyer coming in for Lee Fowler.
Harriers' best hope, roared on by their raucous 4,000 following from Worcestershire, relied on holding Sunderland at bay for as long as possible.
But the Wearsiders made an electric start, putting the Harriers defence under siege before forcing the error that triggered the only goal of the game.
And it came from Gowling, usually Harriers' most reliable defender.
He miscued his pass straight to Mavrias, who lashed home from close to the penalty spot.
Following that frantic opening, it looked like the goal might be the moment that broke the dam. But, although Emanuele Giaccherini flashed a couple of efforts just wide, the expected onslaught never came.
El-Hadji Ba had a right foot curler fly just over before Sunderland boss Gus Poyet finally lost patience with his second string and brought on three of his midweek heroes.
But still they failed to find a decisive second goal and, with nerves starting to jangle all round the Stadium of Light, it was Kidderminster who finished the stronger.
Danny Jackman shot just wide, before new man Ladapo went even closer, flashing an effort just across the face of goal.
But, in the end, it was Sunderland who go into the last 16, leaving Harriers only the satisfaction of their performance - and their half-share of an attendance of 25,081.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet told BBC Sport:
"It was not a classic. The only good part of the game was the first 20 minutes.
"Then it became boring and difficult to watch, until the last 10 minutes when they gave it everything.
"But credit to the other team. They should be proud of what they have done today.
"It will be interesting to see who we get next, but getting three points on Wednesday [at home to Stoke] is the most important thing."
Kidderminster Harriers manager Andy Thorn told BBC Sport:
"I'm immensely proud of my players. I thought they were magnificent. We looked like a League club. If that's not a springboard for our season, then I'll be very disappointed.
"We knew it would be really tough playing a Premier League side and, when we conceded so early, you know you're in danger of ending up with a cricket score.
"But, for us to be disappointed with not coming away with a draw and getting another crack at them speaks volumes for the performance.
"In the end, their keeper's pulled off a magnificent save to deny Michael Gash and Freddie Ladapo's had another sniff at the end. And that was all the difference between us.
"It was a proper cup tie. And the fans were unbelievable. They gave us fantastic support."
- 32Ustari
- 12Celustka
- 29Roberge
- 33CattermoleSubstituted forColbackat 72'minutes
- 27Vergini
- 21Diakité
- 7Larsson
- 22BaBooked at 51minsSubstituted forGardnerat 66'minutes
- 17Altidore
- 23GiaccheriniSubstituted forBoriniat 66'minutes
- 35Mavrias
- 4Ki Sung-yueng
- 8Gardner
- 13Pickford
- 14Colback
- 16O'Shea
- 31Borini
- 41Watmore
- 1Lewis
- 2Vaughan
- 16Jackman
- 4StorerBooked at 65mins
- 30Gowling
- 3Demetriou
- 22Morgan-SmithBooked at 45minsSubstituted forLadapoat 68'minutes
- 26DyerSubstituted forAloiat 83'minutes
- 9Gash
- 7Byrne
- 11JohnsonSubstituted forGittingsat 69'minutes
- 6Dunkley
- 10Malbon
- 14Angus
- 18Gittings
- 23Vaughan
- 24Ladapo
- 28Aloi
- Referee:
- Roger East
- Attendance:
- 25,081
Match Stats
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- Home75%
- Away25%
- Shots
- Home23
- Away5
- Shots on Target
- Home6
- Away1
- Corners
- Home11
- Away0
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Kembell Huyke, 74, of Flushing, N.Y., retired as a banker 11
years ago--and now he's seeing the world. He loves to travel,
sometimes with his partner, and sometimes on his own. In the past
decade, he has booked a single passage on ten journeys with
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older. Among his destinations: Ethiopia, India, Iran, Myanmar,
Thailand and Tunisia. "Every trip is a life-enhancing, learning
experience," Huyke says. "Best of all, by the end of every solo
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Huyke is a part of a growing demographic in the travel industry:
tourists 55 and older who travel without a spouse or friend, often
on group tours or cruises. And many older travelers are truly going
it solo--designing itineraries that take them where they want to go
without the restrictions of a tour group.
Those choosing to travel unaccompanied are best served by using
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says Nathan Warner, a travel agent at Liberty Travel in Dulles,
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in mind and has contacts for guides and drivers all over the world.
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excursion, or even a cooking class, for a day.
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you meet new people," says Cynthia Schoeppel, 64, of Alexandria,
Va., who is divorced. She prefers the security and convenience of
group tours, and she has taken ten solo trips in the past decade,
including three with educational travel company Road Scholar. Often
she selects trips with a home base in a major foreign city--such as
Madrid, Rome and Florence--where she is comfortable as part of the
group or walking on her own.
Typically, Schoeppel has found there are about six singles out
of 25 to 35 people on each Road Scholar trip. "People are
friendly," she says. "All day, you're busy." She often goes out in
small groups of both singles and couples. In Tuscany, for example,
she joined a few people after dinner to sit in a café in a city
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solo travel in 2013, with most travelers 55 and older. Forty
percent of the tour operator's solo passengers are married, but
their partners may not share their interest or they have a
scheduling conflict. Many in the married group are pursuing a
personal passion such as wildlife photography or history. African
safaris are the company's most popular destination for singles.
Small-group travel is a "natural fit" for solo travelers, says Jean
Fawcett, media relations manager for Abercrombie and Kent, "giving
guests the experience of exploring a destination with other
like-minded travelers."
Women far outnumber men as solo travelers: about 70% versus 30%,
say tour operators, who theorize that women over 55 are more
adventurous and active than their male peers, and often outlive
their partners. JoAnn Bell, vice-president of programs for Road
Scholar, says many of the organization's single travelers are
recent widows and widowers, embarking for the first time alone.
Ward Luthi, founder of Walking the World, an adventure-travel
company for older explorers, says his tours, typically 10 to 16
people and two guides, lend themselves to solo travel because the
group stays together all day. Singles don't have to fear a
later-in-life version of being shunned in the high school
cafeteria, he says. Most meals are eaten as a group, or the guides
invite the group's members to eat with them.
The major drawback to traveling alone is not loneliness, but
cost, otherwise known as the "single supplement." Pricing on most
group tours and cruises is based on per person, double occupancy.
Thus, singles are charged more--sometimes by up to 100%--for
bunking alone. But you can avoid or reduce the single surcharge.
Choose a tour operator that welcomes singles. Smithsonian Journeys,
for example, will occasionally discount or waive the single
supplement. Abercrombie & Kent lists savings on its Solo Travel
page, including trips that waive the single supplement or reduce it
by up to 75%. Many tour operators, such as Smithsonian Journeys,
ElderTreks and Road Scholar, will match singles with a roommate so
they can pay the regular rate, and Road Scholar will waive the
single supplement if it can't find you a match. Road Scholar's Web
site has a page for special offers, which includes deals for
If you're looking for a cruise that caters to the older crowd,
look for the higher-end cruise lines that offer smaller ships, such
as Oceania, Azamara and Silversea. Carolyn Spencer Brown,
editor-in-chief of
, which provides information and reviews, says Oceania and Azamara
"don't cater specifically to the family market." Also, she says,
Silversea often eliminates or reduces the single supplement. "And
river cruises are great because the small ship size encourages
group camaraderie," she says.
Some larger companies, such as Norwegian Cruise Lines, are going
after the singles market by offering solo cabins grouped around a
lounge area, which makes it easier for singles of all ages to meet
each other. Brown recently went on a Norwegian cruise, and she says
there were a fair number of passengers over age 50 in the singles
If you're traveling with a group, book early because the demand
for single accommodations, especially on cruises, often outstrips
the supply. And before you sign up, ask the tour operator how many
other singles are going, says Gary Murtagh, president of
ElderTreks. "We have a mix of couples and singles, and everyone
gets to know each other," he says. Between the daily activities and
group meals, "90% of the time you won't be alone," he says.
In some cases, you may be able to get in touch with other solo
travelers on your tour before you depart. Cruise Critic offers an
online forum called Roll Call where you can chat in advance with
other passengers.
You're likely to find common ground with other group members if
you choose a destination based on your interest and preferred
activity level. If you're an avid walker, for example, you'll
probably bond with others on a Walking the World trip in September
on the Pilgrimage Walk to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Daily
activities include walking four to six hours a day, for 5 to 15
miles over varied terrain, including steep and rocky sections.
If you're truly adventurous, you can travel without a group or
companion. "You can do what you want, when you want. You're not
dragging anyone along, or being dragged along," says Janice Waugh,
57, of Toronto, Canada. Waugh has taken about 35 trips alone since
her husband died eight years ago, to destinations including Chile,
China, Cuba and India.
On a solo trip, Waugh says, "you can rediscover your own
rhythm." This can be especially liberating for women over 50, who
have spent a lifetime raising children, being responsible for their
parents and working at a career, she says. Waugh, an introvert who
was married to an extrovert, found that on her own she was
especially good at connecting with people and making new
Waugh is so committed to solo travel that she wrote a book,
The Solo Traveler's Handbook 2nd Edition
(Full Flight Press, $17). She also writes a blog,
, which provides advice and resources on such topics as safety and
Her tips for meeting other people include staying at
bed-and-breakfasts and hostels, where people are friendly and
travelers share breakfast at communal tables. Waugh recommends
using the free
Global Greeter Network
(www.globalgreeternetwork.com), sponsored by many cities worldwide,
which provides companions to show visitors around local sights.
Waugh cycled around Chicago with a greeter, and she and a greeter
who spoke English walked around a section of Paris.
Security is a key concern for travelers, especially for women
who are touring alone. Debra Asberry, president of
Traveling Together
, in Annapolis, Md., which takes 800 clients a year on 50 different
tours, says unaccompanied travelers should check the U.S. State
Department Web site and local tourism agencies to make sure there
are no security warnings for the areas you plan to visit.
Women in particular should vet their hotels by checking
and other Web sites for comments about how safe it is to walk
around the neighborhood at night, Asberry says. Unaccompanied women
also should make lunch their main meal and eat dinner at or near
the hotel. In some destinations, a woman eating alone at night may
become a target for theft. At lunchtime, a woman eating alone
appears to be on her lunch break.
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Lustrous brocade embroidery enriches the fine lace of this sleekly tailored evening gown flourished in satin ribbon. 59 1/2" regular length (size 8). Back zip closure. Jewel neck. Short sleeves. Back slit. Fully lined. 75% polyester, 25% nylon. Dry clean. By Adrianna Papell; imported. Special Occasion. Helpful info: Dress Fit ... Learn More
Petite Women's Lauren Ralph Lauren Sequin Lace Gown,
Glinting lace envelops a statuesque boatneck gown. An illusion yoke, sheer long sleeves and slimming ruching give sophisticated balance to the body-conscious silhouette. 60" regular length (size 8); 55" petite length (size 8P). Back zip closure. V-back. Side slit. Fully lined. 58% nylon, 40% polyester, 2% elastane. Hand wash cold. ... Learn More
Petite Women's Alex Evenings Lace Yoke Faux Wrap
Scalloped lace with subtle metallic sheen renders the illusion cap-sleeve yoke atop a sweeping Empire-waist gown enveloped in a gauzy overlay gathered to one ruched side for a flattering wrap-style fit. 57 1/2" regular length (size 8); 54" petite length (size 8P). Hidden back-zip closure. Fully lined, with padded cups ... Learn More
Petite Women's Xscape Embellished Illusion Chiffon Gown, Size
An illusion yoke glittering with beads and baubles halos an airy evening gown designed to smooth and flatter your figure with side-swept pleating at the waist and ample ruching in back. 54 1/2" length (size 8P). Back zip closure. Jewel neck. Cap sleeves. Fully lined. 100% polyester. Professional spot clean. ... Learn More
Petite Women's Adrianna Papell Sequin Lace Column Gown,
A layer of light-catching sequins shines through the corded lace overlay of this long and sinuous evening gown, creating a subtly shimmering silhouette. Scalloped eyelash trim traces the cap sleeves and flattering surplice neck, and a lustrous ribbon wraps the waist and polishes this timeless look. 62" regular length (size ... Learn More
Petite Women's Xscape Ruched Taffeta Mermaid Gown, Size
Rich emerald taffeta expertly traces this figure-hugging gown with ample ruching for a truly dramatic silhouette. Beaded mesh insets provide eye-catching alluring at the plunging V-neck bodice, while the breathtaking flared skirt finishes the design with striking poise. 60" regular length (size 8); 55 1/2" petite length (size 8P). Back zip closure. V-neck. Sleeveless. Partially ... Learn More
Petite Women's Xscape Embellished Illusion Ruched Jersey Gown,
A scalloped sheer neckline with romantic beadwork and sequins lends a polished beginning to this elegant evening gown. Side-swept ruching at the waist enhances the figure-flattering silhouette, while the sheer, layered hem provides ethereal allure with each step. 61" regular length (size 8); 57" petite length. Back zip closure. Bateau neck. Cap sleeves. Fully ... Learn More
Petite Women's Pisarro Nights Beaded Mesh Mock Two-Piece
Intricately embroidered metallic beads and sequins illuminate the airy mesh bodice and peplum waist atop this beautiful chiffon gown. 55 1/2" regular length (size 8); 55 1/2" petite length (size 8P). Hidden back-zip closure. Fully lined. 100% rayon. Spot clean. By Pisarro Nights; imported. Special Occasion. Helpful info: Dress Fit ... Learn More


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Try It Before You Buy It: Magic TapUPDATED 10:09 AM EST Feb 07, 2013
In our Try It Before You Buy It series, News 8's Shannon Moss tests the Magic Tap.
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