14-Oct-2005  (yacht cruise)

• 'Feadship Utopia (Luxist)
Alas, we cannot cruise around on the 236-foot Feadship yacht Utopia without paying the 360,000 euros (approximately $436,000) per week charter fee . We can however, do the next best thing, direct you to the ship?s website which show what life about the gorgeous yacht is like. Watch as the tenders pull up, play around in the fitness area, check out the decks and of course be fabulously
• 'Grand Strand Scoreboard (Myrtle Beach Online)
Little River Classic - Shane Allsbrook 299-701 Rick Moyer 289-778 Pat Moyer 279-748 Mike Stanley 279-680 Larry Goosney 270-788 Wesley Salmon 267-790 Milton Williams 267-696 Keith Croom 264-696 Jeff Ingle 259 Tony Pauley 257-692 Ken Shealy 256-749 Kenny Todd 255 Steve Shaffer 255-738 Jeff Ballou 255-689 James Marsicano 251-672 Tony Rogers 697 Steven Clemmons 657 Joyce Freeman 247-615 Dawn Clardy
• 'Elite Island Yachts? Cruise Club Offers the Avid Sailing Enthusiast a Unique Alternative to Yacht Ownership (PR Web)
Elite Island Yachts offers one of the most unique experiences to be found in the world of luxury yacht chartering. Elite Island Yachts? sailing vacations offer an all-inclusive, full service experience rarely found in the yacht charter industry. As a low-cost alternative to the avid sailing market, Elite Island Yachts has developed a membership division called ?The Cruise Club?. Membership in the
• 'Gay film festival concludes (St. Petersburg Times)
The 16th annual Tampa International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival continues tonight through Sunday, with most films screening at Tampa Theatre downtown, and one show Friday and Saturday evenings only at Sunrise Cinemas in Old Hyde Park.
• 'Vikings? cruise allegedly turns into lewd sex party (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
MINNEAPOLIS ? Minnesota Vikings players are being investigated in connection with a lake cruise that turned into a wild sex party last week on Lake Minnetonka.
• 'Tucson-Pima Public Library has plenty to hear (Arizona Daily Star)
There are audiobook fans who would probably listen to the phonebook if longtime audio star Barbara Rosenblat read it to them. Of the Tucson-Pima Public Library's 5,500-plus talking books (both CD