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      From Death Ship to Cruise Ship

      Posted by Jeff from New York Times

      Among its oceangoing sisters, the S.S. Stockholm has always been infamous as the ill-fated vessel that struck and sank the Italian liner Andrea Doria in dense fog off Nantucket 50 years ago. The collision — on July 25, 1956 — resulted not only in 51 deaths and the daring rescue of hundreds from the swells of the Atlantic; it also assured a name for the Stockholm as “the death ship” of the high seas.

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    Wealthy people are increasingly paying for friends to accompany them on vacation

    I think I’ll go to Kenya! Anyone want to go? Oh, sorry – no more room.

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    11:33 pm 10/26/06
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