08-Nov-2005  (yacht cruise)

• 'Here's a partial list of what some of the major cruise lines offer (Duluth News Tribune)
Disney Cruise Line: Disney Magic and Disney Wonder each have 877 staterooms.
• 'Tenth blast rocks Pae St. (Baltic Times)
TALLINN ? The city government ruled on Nov. 4 to increase a reward for information leading to the person responsible for a series of bomb attacks in Pae St.. The bounty will be boosted to one million kroons (64,000 euros), and paid out on the basis of security-police letter confirming the supplied information, spokespeople for the city government told the Baltic News Service.
• 'Hoards sail into open day (The Border Mail)
SAILORS and potential sailors flocked to Lake Hume yesterday to cruise its waters during the Albury-Wodonga Yacht Club open day. The club attracted more than 80 visitors, hosting children from four years old through to retired sailors.
• 'For Rent: My Yacht. I'll Throw in the Jacuzzi. (New York Times)
Some owners of superyachts are increasingly inviting other wealthy vacationers to help pay the bills.
• 'Local teen rocks out at Weezer concert (Seattle Times)
Hollywood couldn't have written a better script for Donny Franklin of Bothell. The 16-year-old, picked from the sea of fans at the recent...
• 'Walters deems Cruise, Hatcher 'Fascinating' (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Tom Cruise, Teri Hatcher and Kanye West are among the names on Barbara Walters' list of the 10 most fascinating people of 2005. The list also includes Lance Armstrong, Michael Jackson's lawyer Tom Mesereau and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, ABC announced Monday.
• 'Fidelity dwarf says he's in demand (CNN Money)
A dwarf who worked a March 2003 bachelor party thrown for ex-Fidelity Investments trader Thomas Bruderman said Thursday that one of the clients who hired him for that event wants to hire him again, this time for a party in the Bahamas this very weekend.
• 'Gozo and the 2006 Budget (Times of Malta)
From a total expenditure of Lm858,872,000, Gozo will get Lm20,519,200, or almost 2.4 per cent in the Budget for 2006. The biggest chunk of this sum will be spent on salaries.