Senior Drivers: Always Shop Online For Best Car Insurance |
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In addition to your own car, also renting during travels here and in other countries, always shop for the best insurance price. When comparing insurance rates, make sure by scanning the web that you can secure the lowest rates with the most comprehensive coverages.
There are many factors in pricing auto insurance, including safety record, age, mileage and other personal facts. Also, with the continuing insurance coverage advancements available at the click of your computer and smartphone, you get instant and comprehensive results.
For example, investigate Auto-Savings.com. Complete the required info, and you’ll receive specific price quotes from various insurance companies. With all the facts at hand, you can choose the best insurance for your driving plans.
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Las Vegas NV: Some Of The Best Chinese Restaurants In The U.S. |
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Of course, senior travelers go to Sin City for the glitter, shows and casinos. However, these days many hungry customers also happily pause in their play for a few hours a day to enjoy some traditional Chinese specialties. The tasty dishes rival those served in Beijing, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Consider a few of the most popular Las Vegas Chinese dining in hotels along the Strip: China Poblano, Cosmopolitan; Wicked Spoon, Cosmopolitan; Blossom, Aria; Beijing Noodle, Caesars Palace; Buffets of Buffets, Caesars Palace; A.Y.C.E. Buffet, Palms; The Buffet, Wynn; Chin Chin, New York New York.
Of course, not all of the best Chinese restaurants in Las Vegas are limited to the luxury hotels along the Strip. Next time you’re in town, ask hotel people and cabbies where their favorite neighborhood zhōng cānguǎn is located.
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Scattering Ashes Of The Dead At Disney Parks |
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Dying people often request cremation and sending their ashes to the ocean, Grand Canyon, favorite beach or religious site. One of the most popular is to do the memorial event at special places in Disney parks, such as Cinderella’s Castle, It’s A Small World and the Haunted Mansion.
Disney, advertised as the happiest place on Earth, doesn’t want those sad ceremonies to happen there, and officially forbids the memorial sessions. And when people smuggle the ashes into the park and the illegal event happens, Disney custodians are quick to vacuum up the ashes along with regular trash for disposal.
Therefore, when you take the family to Disney, even if the beloved, newly-deceased Uncle Joe has asked that his remains be scattered there, obey the rules. Maybe he’d be just as satisfied if you’d do it over the sappiest place on Earth, the Trump White House.
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No More Unchecked Wheelies Allowed Free On Ryan Air |
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As airlines keep cramming in additional seats to bring in more money, passengers will not only be squeezed in the smaller spaces. Additional dollars from their wallets will be squeezed out.
Ryan Air now limits carry-ons to smaller, soft bags and backpacks that fit under seats. If you plan to fly Ryan Air and other airlines with the same restrictions, always be sure of the latest bag requirements. If you don’t want to pay the ever-growing fees for checking luggage, scan the ads for those you are permitted to carry aboard free. |
Senior Fliers: Beware Of Poopy Emotional Support Dogs |
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In a recent airline incident, a passenger boarded and plopped into his assigned seat. Moments later he discovered he had sat on a stinky souvenir left behind by a dog. Until recently, the only uncaged animals allowed on flights were registered service dogs.
However, a new category was created for so-called emotional support animals to occupy airline seats with their emotionally (and often mentally) needy owners. To do it legally, all it takes is a certificate from a doctor or registration with the airline, whether the animal is canine, feline, feathered or whatever.
So, in future flights, before you settle down into your seat, be sure to check first whether it’s clean or the previous non-human occupant left behind a rancid reminder.
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