Thus spake "Tom K" :
>John... this is why people DON'T LIKE you.
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>5 Days late... and you're still spamming.
Tom, I was 5 hours late and didn't bother posting it. But I'm not
John.
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>You JUST DON'T GET IT. WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?
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>"John Sisker" wrote in message
>news:3qJqi.11696$rR.5319@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> To Whom It May Concern:
>>
>> We received this information from the trades and thought it would be of
>> interest to this newsgroup as well.
>>
>> Happy sailing,
>> John Sisker, SPAM-TO-SHORE CRUISE AGENCY®
>> (714) SPAM-3850 or toll free at (800) SPAM-6644 & (Agency No.
>> 714.536.SPAM)
>> www.spamtoshorecruise.com
>>
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>> New Smoking Policy Onboard Royal Caribbean Ships Mirrors Growing Trend
>> Toward Smoke-Free Environment
>> Vitality Wellness Program Continues To Bring a Breath of Fresh Air
>> Fleetwide
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>> MIAMI, July 23, 2007 - In time to help guests set their New Year's
>> resolutions for a healthier lifestyle, Royal Caribbean International
>> announces a new smoking policy onboard its ships, effective January 2008.
>> To bolster the cruise line's new Vitality wellness program, recently
>> debuted on Liberty of the Seas - the newest vessel to share the title of
>> the world's largest cruise ship with sister-ship, Freedom of the Seas -
>> Royal Caribbean is increasing smoke-free zones by designating all
>> staterooms and one lounge on each ship in its fleet as non-smoking areas.
>> The new policy will go into effect aboard 18 of the line's 21 ships
>> initially, with Legend of the Seas, Rhapsody of the Seas and Splendour of
>> the Seas following suit with the 2008 summer season.
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>> "Feedback from our guests was a driving force behind the new Vitality
>> program and our focus on wellness," said Alice Norsworthy, senior vice
>> president, Marketing, Royal Caribbean International. "Results from online
>> polls as well as input from all of our international offices worldwide,
>> show very strong support of the new smoking policy. These changes reflect
>> a more contemporary approach to healthier lifestyles and will
>> significantly improve the cruise vacation experience for our guests."
>>
>> Currently, smoking is prohibited in guest hallways and corridors,
>> restaurants, entertainment venues and most of the ship's interior public
>> spaces except for designated areas in bars and lounges. The new policy
>> will add all guest staterooms and suites, and one bar or lounge on every
>> Royal Caribbean ship onto the roster of smoke-free spaces. Guests wishing
>> to smoke may still do so from starboard outer decks, in designated areas
>> in bars and lounges, and on stateroom and suite balconies. Ashtrays are
>> available in designated smoking areas or by request through stateroom
>> attendants. Violations of the smoking policy will result in cleaning
>> charges to the guest's onboard account and may also be addressed through
>> the line's Guest Conduct Policy, details of which are available both
>> online and in all staterooms.
>>
>> Royal Caribbean's Vitality wellness program was designed to encourage and
>> introduce ways for guests to achieve a better balance in their lives. The
>> program presents healthier lifestyle choices across every aspect of the
>> cruise experience, including fitness classes and spa treatments, onboard
>> and land-based activities, shore excursions, and healthful drinks and food
>> selections. Guests have the choice to try one or two elements or enjoy the
>> total Vitality wellness experience to begin a more balanced approach to
>> healthier living.
>>
>> Royal Caribbean International is a global cruise brand with 21 ships
>> currently in service and three under construction. The line also offers
>> unique land-tour vacations in Alaska, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe and
>> New Zealand through its cruisetour division. For additional information
>> or to make reservations, call your travel agent, visit
>> www.royalcaribbean.com or call (800)-ROYAL-CARIBBEAN. For travel
>> professionals, go to www.cruisingpower.com or call (800) 327-2056.
>>
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