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Yes, middle of the 8th inning. Occasionally from ~1997, every home game since 2002.

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You have posted in a section intended for posts needing technical help using the boards. I suggest you ask in the Cunard section, https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/32-cunard-line/ or the appropriate ports of call section, https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/43-asia/.

I've been away from some threads for a few days. This has lead to the discovery that while the first Next link (either at top or bottom) in a thread navigates to the bottom of the next page, subsequent Next (reading through the thread) properly navigate to the first post on the next page.

I notice this new behavior, (in Chrome on Android 13 & 14), a week or two ago. It's frustrating. I don't believe there is a browser fix. It is probably something in the web page coding.

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Was my question not clear? You have accused the owner of not properly preparing the animal for the voyage. In fact you have accused the owner of cruelty. Yet you refuse to enlighten us on what could have been done differently.

If you like Clint Eastwood watch Heartbreak Ridge. 🙂

Perhaps you could provide details for future reference.

You have posted in an area intended for questions about using the web site. Try posting your inquiry in https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/69-ask-a-cruise-question/.

I don't think you have fully thought out the situation. You are suggesting that one or two employees would be sufficient for determining the travel documentation requirements of hundreds of thousands each week. Passengers from a multitude of countries with an assortment of residency & citizenship status. What is truly selfish is the belief that an individual is not responsible for their own documentation requirements.

An important omission from the quoted text: "Please note that guests who have not filled out their Online Check-In must arrive at the port two (2) hours prior to sailing."

It only makes sense to contact the cruise line before the cruise to establish its procedures. The onboard account has to be settled and the ship manifest adjusted. I expect there will be a bit of paperwork to be completed onboard before debarking.

I hope if and when you decide to set foot on Antarctica you are physical able to climb into and out of a Zodiac. Many of those choosing to go the sail by route are simply not physically able to accomplish that task.

Unfortunately they appear completely broken. Every notification I try to follow goes back to Sunday or thereabouts.

Email community@cruisecritic.com. include username, use email of record.

For lovers of book design, https://www.lacasadellibro.org/visitante/ Museo del Mar https://www.museodelmarpr.org/ Lots of museums and galleries, check trip advisor.

The advice I got was to change the settings, save them and change them back. Sort of worked for me, but I only get notifications for posts that quote me or relations to my posts. Still can't get notifications of new posts in streams I follow. I have a custom stream that includes new posts in threads I follow and that seems to still be working.

If you are using CC you would have to include a non machine readable email address in a post. Something like "username Gmail com". To further protect your regular email create a temporary email address for just this purpose.

Physics. Helmet it heavy. The air is lighter than water and can't escape so the water can't take its place.

I believe you will have to clear US Border Protection. See https://www.admtl.com/en/guide/connecting-flights

An acquaintance is sensitive to sunlight. Going out in bright sunlight without extreme protection is actually painful.

Menu | Account | Ignored users (https://boards.cruisecritic.com/ignore/). You will still see posts that are quoted.

You need to read the actual policies. Each should outline how it determines coverage when there are multiple policies covering the claim.

I suggest you not post an actual email address. Instead write the address out in a human, not machine understandable format like "my name at somewhere com" for myname@somewhere.com.