11-Mar-2006  (yacht cruise)

• 'EC to extend Schengen Facility deadline (Baltic Times)
TALLINN - The European Commission informed the Estonian Interior Ministry that it planned to extend the deadline of activities financed from the Schengen Facility program from the end of this year until Sept. 30, 2007.
• 'Ahoy there, playmates (Daily Telegraph)
A cruise can be a great family holiday. Fiona Duncan reveals which are the most child-friendly ships.
• 'MAIN EVENTS: Mt. Diablo spring schedule; Wilderness reflections; Whale-watching day cruise; more (San Francisco Chronicle)
SPRING ONTO DIABLO The Save Mount Diablo conservation group has begun its spring schedule of outings. Guided tours of Vasco Caves, an important Indian cultural site in Contra Costa County's Vasco Regional Preserve, will be from 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m....
• 'Former health minister slammed with fine (Baltic Times)
RIGA - The Riga Regional Court has fined former Health Minister Aris Auders, who was accused of patient fraud, with 13,500 lats (19,200 euros) or 150 minimum monthly wages.
• 'Celebrity couples split and fight for their fortunes after many years of successful marriage (Pravda)
For the wide audience, scandalous divorces often turn out to be not less interesting than their brilliant weddings.
• 'Dockmaster semi-retires to Epping Forest (Jacksonville Daily Record)
During his five years as Jacksonville?s dockmaster and waterways coordinator, Steve Nichols didn?t always have it easy. Early one pre-Super Bowl morning, he turned on the television just in time to see news coverage of a cruise ship?s arrival ? almost two hours early.