Everything is included for up to 45% less at Beaches Resorts
   | Everything is included for up to 45% less at Beaches Resorts Pack more fun into your family vacation with Beaches Resorts in Jamaica because everything else is included! Fine dining complete with Beringer house wines, daily activities including golf, scuba diving, water-skiing, waterslides plus evening entertainment are part of the ultra all-inclusive Beaches experience. Plus, now you can save up to 45% on your resort stay with your Worry-Free Vacations® air and hotel package! No promotional code is needed as the savings are already included! To save:
Service is seasonal and varies by origin. See the flight schedule to Jamaica from Dallas/Ft. Worth and St. Louis. |
Reminder: Passport requirements have changed
Government legislation now requires all people traveling via air to and from the United States and Canada to have a passport. For complete details, visit the travel section of the U.S. Department of State's web site.
Sample Pricing
Below are just a few examples of prices:
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*Unless otherwise noted, prices listed are per person, based on double occupancy and include hotel taxes but do not include all applicable air taxes, charges, and government imposed fees. Please see the Terms and Conditions for additional information.
Hotel Highlights
   | Beaches Resorts Beaches has been voted by travel agents as the World's Best Family All-Inclusives for nine years in a row! Kids will love it too, with visits and activities with Sesame Street® characters, a Crayola® Art Camp with separate programs for infants, toddlers, and teens; and Xbox® Game Oasis, a state-of-the-art video games center. Signature Collection At Beaches Signature Collection properties, the pampering goes even farther with daily champagne breakfasts, beach valet service, late night culinary theme nights, and more! Beaches Signature Collection represent the very pinnacle of all-inclusive indulgence. Visitors will be delighted with Suite Concierge Service boasting VIP check-in, special luggage handling, tour arrangements, private parties, and a dedicated concierge. For the ultimate in opulence, guests can stay in a suite featuring Butler Service, an all-inclusive first. In suites featuring Butler Service, a personal butler will provide luxurious services such as unpacking and packing luggage, drawing a rose-scented bath, and catering to every desire. Wine lovers will delight in Beaches Resorts’ new partnership with Beringer Vineyards, creating an enhanced resort wine list chosen for their food friendliness and approachable style. The Beaches house wine has been created exclusively for Beaches Resorts and is refreshing and perfect for the beach or the dinner table. And guests can enjoy the magnificent Red Lane® Spa at select resorts, a sanctuary for mind, body, and soul that reinterprets classic European spa rituals with a distinctive Caribbean flair. Choose from numerous wraps, treatments, and massages to slip into the ultimate state of relaxation and pampering. Choose from these Beaches Resorts:
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Vacation Package Details
Vacation includes:
- Roundtrip air transportation
- Accommodations and tax
- Roundtrip transfers between airport and hotel
- Luggage handling
- Maid and bellman gratuities
- Assistance of local host or toll-free number for assistance
Beaches Signature Hotels also include:
- 24-hour food service and all meals, anytime snacks, and premium brand beverages
- White-glove service at Signature restaurant
- Daily champagne breakfast
- Beach grill with full table service
- Sunset happy hour with cocktail snacks
- Beach valet
- Late night culinary theme nights
- Wide selection of land and watersports, plus water skiing and scuba diving — including equipment
- And more
Terms and Conditions
Prices are per person, based on double occupancy for departure dates listed via Champion Air nonstop charter service. Prices include Federal Excise Tax and $70 roundtrip international fuel surcharge. Prices do not include Passenger Facility Charge, segment tax, international taxes, and September 11th Security Fee of up to $92. Other travel days and dates and accommodations are available at other prices. Prices are not retroactive and are subject to change and availability may only be available on certain departures, and may not be available at time of booking due to limited availability of seats and rooms. Blackout dates may apply. Does not apply to groups of 20 or more. Payment and cancellation penalties apply and are outlined in Worry-Free Vacations brochures or online during the booking process. Passengers will receive Our Contract With You containing complete charter program information. A signed contract must accompany the first payment to MLT Vacations. Not responsible for errors or omissions.
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This week, Microsoft released some "important" updates that probably won't come to Windows Update.
Here's the shakedown:
Update for Windows Vista (KB931836)
February 2007 cumulative time zone update for Microsoft Windows operating systems
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Update for Windows Vista (KB932406)
The Windows desktop may stop updating correctly after a Windows Vista-based computer has been running for an extended period of time
>> Download: x86, x64
Update for Windows Vista (KB935652)
June 2007 Cumulative Update for Media Center for Windows Vista
>> Download: x86, x64
Update for Windows Vista (KB937077)
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>> Download: x86, x64
Update for Windows Vista (KB937123)
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Update for Windows Vista (KB938637)
In Internet Explorer 7 on a Windows Vista-based computer, you cannot enter user-defined words that are added to the Microsoft IME user dictionary
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Update for Windows Vista (KB929824)
Windows Vista cannot connect to any off-link addresses when the default gateway is configured to be the same as the client IP address
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Update for Windows Vista (KB930627)
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David Ignatius came up with one of those chocolate-and-peanut-butter ideas in his Washington Post column today.
After giving us a little lesson in Keynesian economics (the post-Depression guy against whom the Milton Friedman forces revolted), Ignatius wonders whether the bailout payback might be channeled to specific initiatives for the national good:
A truly Keynesian rescue plan should do more than bail out foolish investors. How might the pieces fit into a larger design? Well, if the taxpayers are going to acquire a stake in the nation's largest insurance company, perhaps that company can be the cornerstone of a new system of universal private health coverage. If the taxpayers are going to acquire $700 billion in real estate assets, perhaps the eventual profits can fund new investments in infrastructure or energy technology.
What a "neat idea," as Oliver North famously said about another pairing of disparate ideas -- Iran-Contra arms for hostages.
Odious and criminal though it was, the idea of paying for a pet project using funds from an unrelated source was a pretty creative out-of-the-box notion, you have to admit.
What else might the proceeds of the sold-off assets pay for? Maybe Obama's proposed $150 billion investment in the auto industry to retool for hybrid, electric or natural gas-powered cars. We'll recoup more than that from the $700 billion investment, so add on a national retraining program to help former assembly workers learn new info tech skills. Help us old liberal arts types add a second bachelor's degree to become science teachers or nurses, and retool that system to let us teach part-time with full healthcare benefits after retirement, since we know we'll never be able to retire anyway. If nurses, and math and science teachers are so valued, well, then value them with some of that dough we're fronting.
Mark Cuban had another neat idea. The Dallas Mavericks and HDNet owner -- and lucky guy who made out from the sale of Broadcast.com -- was interviewed by Greta Van Susteren on Fox News last night about the bailout.
Citing the need for transparency in administering the bailout, he suggested putting all the details online so we, the investors, can see what's going on.
Cuban mentions the power of social media, but let's not just talk about what's happening to our investment. Why not put the whole schmeer online, financials included? And in mashable, not just viewable form -- in open data files, the way the Census Bureau provides raw data files so any demographer can download them and crunch away? Let some brainy finance post-doc or underemployed economist fire up SPSS and discover patterns of over- or undervaluing that the official watchdogs might choose to miss.
After all, we're the customers of this particular ambitious investment scheme this time. Let it all be open. Heck, it's all such an unknowable gambit anyway. Let's go with the neat ideas.
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