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Ryanair: Less Booze Availability For Boozy Passengers


It has happened to all of we senior flyers too many times. We go aboard, find our seat and a drunk plops down next to us. The breath and annoying behavior are bad enough. Then the drunk barfs.

For some passengers, boarding delay in the airport is boozing time. And with today’s screwed up flight schedules, that means an hour or more at the airport bar, then throw-up sickness after boarding.

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Los Angeles CA: ReLAX In Renovated LAX Terminal 6 PDF Print E-mail


Terminal 6 at Los Angeles International Airport is now themed as Hollywood’s famed Sunset Boulevard. For we faithful movie fans, it immediately brings up the classic movie of the same name.

We remember the final moments, when the faded star portrayed by Gloria Swanson descends the steps. She’ll be picked up by the police for murdering her lover. However, in her insanity, she believes it’s a movie scene being filmed by the great director.

Actually, there’s nothing insane about the new Sunset Boulevard scene at Terminal 6 at LAX. Except maybe the crazy bargains and varieties of decor, shops and restaurants. For more info, go to www.latimes.com/travel/deals/la-tr-lax-terminal-6-renovation-20161021-snap-story

 
Being Part Of The 10 Most Selfie-ish Sights In the World PDF Print E-mail


Today just about every senior traveler carries a little box that takes great photos and video. We polled a group of our most experienced mature wanderers.

Where are the best places are for taking creative scenes featuring their smiling selfie faces? These are the result:

New York NY: Standing out from the madding crowds at Times Square.
San Francisco CA: Beautiful sunset as you stroll along the Golden Gate Bridge.
Paris, France: Munching on a jambon frite as the Eiffel Tower soars above you.
London, England: Directing traffic with a Bobby in front of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
Beijing, China: Hiking along the Great Wall of China.
Grand Canyon AZ: Riding mules down Bright Angel Trail to the Colorado River.
Pisa, Italy: You just gotta get that trick shot of you holding up the Leaning Tower.
Athens, Greece: Standing on the steps of the Parthenon giving a speech worthy of Socrates.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico: Grinning on the deck of your cruise ship in front of the famed ocean rock formations and setting sun.
Easter Island, Chile: Standing among the ancient stone figures with the same mysterious frown on your face.

 
Holiday Giving: Consider Donating Your Unused Air Miles PDF Print E-mail


Giving away accumulated air miles can be a satisfying, but often complicated process. You must obey deadlines and specific restrictions. Rules for unused air miles change all the time. Business flyers and others who decide to give away miles should check frequently with their airlines to become familiar with the most current rules.   

1. Mileage giveaways are usually called guest flier programs. For latest information, check airline websites. Examples: United Airlines Charity Miles, American Airlines Miles for Kids, Northwest Air Cares, Delta Sky Wish Charities, Midwest Airlines Miracle Miles, southwest.com and and Continental OnePass.

There are also websites that give continuously updated information on the entire air miles donor process. They include smartertravel.com and frequentflier.com.

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New York NY: Katz Deli Survives And Thrives PDF Print E-mail


Guest Correspondent Sam R., Newark NJ: Manhattan’s famed Carnegie Deli is closing down after 80 years. Fortunately, another vintage NYC ethnic eatery, Katz Deli, will continue serving hungry customers, as it has for nearly 130 years.

There may be some disputes among millions of veteran deli patrons from Broadway to Tel Aviv to Beverly Hills to the Katz claim that it creates the best pastrami sandwich in the world. However, no one can question the sheer joy of biting into one.

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San Diego CA: The Amazing And Fascinating SDZ PDF Print E-mail


The San Diego Zoo is certainly one of the best in the world. For the past 75 years, it has been the model for progressive zoos everywhere. It’s an inspiration for others to transform their practice from confining animals in cages to allowing them the freedom to roam through expansive natural living areas.

We seniors recall childhood zoo visits, where there were only barred cage after cage of listless animals. Yesterday's zoos were prisons, where inmates endured life sentences of endless boredom, lack of companionship and minimal exercise.

One of the most heartwarming aspects of the San Diego Zoo is that it's designed to allow animals to live as naturally as possible, with plenty of space for interacting with their own species and other compatible animals.

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