carnival cruise line headquarters in miami
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There wouldn't be an email address that would allow you to contact them, but there is an address and phone number.\nCarnival Corporation\n3655 N.W. 87 Avenue \nMiami, FL 33178-2428 \nMain Telephone: 305-599-2600
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riverwind is enormous with a burger king and sbarro inside of it. my boyfriend often goes to play texas holdem. as for the alcohol, i have no clue. im not even sure if they serve alcohol.
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Closer to Miami the water is clearer and alot more people and cultural experiences. Daytona is a pretty cool place to take the family. The water is nice and it isn't as crowded as Miami.  All the other small beaches in between just look like average beaches. I really don't know what else to say.
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Try going to a free blackjack dealer school. Deal for a few months, then start building your resume to send to cruise lines. Ships are always looking for dealers, and you'll be on your way, okay?
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Check "Florida Sporstman Magazine". They have "world renowned" trips leaving from Miami-Keys. \n\nOn average, expect to pay $125-150 per person, per day,(if going for Black/White Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Mahi). If your "bottom-fishing", (grouper, snapper, bee-liners, ETC), expect to pay less(party boats can be as low as $35-40 per person, per day).\n\nThere are numerous Charter's for hire. If you do "charter" a boat ask them question's like:\n\nDo I have to clean my own fish?\nIf we don't catch "ANYTHING" do I get my money back?\nHow long have you had your "captain's license"?\nDo I need to bring my own lunch?\n\nMy suggestion is to "pick wisely" who you decide to "charter". It can mean the difference between, an "OK time" and a "GREAT TIME".
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Try looking at their newspaper online or at their tourism center - they should be able to tell you.  Good luck! :)
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From the respective headquarters
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When I was in the United States Coast Guard. \nStationed aboard the USCGC DAUNTLESS, Homeport Miami Beach, we made a port call at Cozumel  Mexico.\nWe had a crew member that was so cheap it was like some kind of Saturday night live skit.\nThis is only one of the incidents that occurred.\n\nWe were in some club/restaurant and there was a little kid selling small boxes of Chiclets chewing gum. The tiny box with two pieces of gum in it. Think he wanted a dime for a box. \nI bought one from the kid....give him a buck.\nThe cheap crew member also bought a little box of Chiclets gum \nfrom the kid and handed him a quarter. \nThe kid put the quarter in his pocket.\nTHE CREW MEMBER ASKED HIM FOR HIS CHANGE FROM THE QUARTER!!!!!!\nI looked at crew member and said,"why don't you get a receipt while your at it?"\nI flipped the kid an extra buck to compensate for my shipmates neurotically cheap behavior.\n\nMe...I'm  too broke to be a cheapskate
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Try the South Street Seaport Museum for information:\nhttp://www.southstseaport.org/
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Cubao, Philippines\n\nAccording to the wikipedia:\n\nMr. Tony Tan Caktiong and his family opened a Magnolia Ice cream parlor at Cubao in 1975.\n\nfrom the website:\nJollibee is one of the Philippines' phenomenal business success stories. Starting in 1975 as a two-branch ice cream parlor, it later expanded its menu to include hot sandwiches and other meals
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have a look at www.yachtingdirect.com and look up crew agents and send them ya cv your only problem is all the yachts are fulley crewed this time of year but normally they get back here (mallorca) sept/oct then looking for crew for the crossing to the carrib get over and hand your cv out .... good luck if you get over email me
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Carnival. Cotton Candy and fun rides. : )
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you start a holding company in some tax shelter island in the Caribbean sea. you rent an old boat, refurbish it as a floating bar, take your customers beyond the limit of national water, drink, smoke and have fun, as long as it's not a felony, then close the bar and sail back to the port of departure.
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It's probably Rick Ross' song, "White House" that you're thinking of (on the Port of Miami album).\n\nI *highly* doubt that he'll ever BE there, unless it's on a free public tour. ;-)
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Elorah Christin Holmes Cruise
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I agree with u here ! I was in Miami few times for a holiday, beside Miami Beach area, the rest of Miami looks like a 3rd world countries. The Cubans made it look that way(82% are Cubans). U see in Miami things that u would only see in a 3rd world country, like chicken on the side of the road, abandoned & abused dogs, pigs in the front yard of a house, littered streets, full of feses & urine, resturants & caferteias that gets u sick just by looking at them...etc.
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I don't know where they are based out of. Interesting that you saw that many vehicles in one day though. Curious.