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American Lung Assn Names Most Polluted USA Cities


ALA reports six to the top 10 in the USA are in California. We have to assume their expert beancounters took little bottles to each of the cities, captured some air and then came home to test it the lab.

And their results are as clear as the (cough, cough) air over such pristine, but unmentioned, cities as New York, Philly, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston and  Cleveland. So, next time you take your senior lungs to one of the above unnamed cities, breathe deeply the pure, unsmoggy air.

The ALA list for this year, with the awful atmospheres are, in rank (smell) order: Bakersfield CA, Visalia CA, Fresno CA, Modesto CA, Fairbanks AK, San Francisco CA, Salt Lake City UT, Logan UT, Los Angeles CA and Reno NV.

Senior Cruisers: Choose One Designed Just For You PDF Print E-mail


Guest Writer JSW, Scranton PA: I love cruise ships and always recommend cruising as a great option, whether you're 25 and looking for a non-stop party, or 85 and seeking a peaceful journey. Today's giant ships can accommodate both on the same cruise.

On a large cruise ship, you have all the amenities of a five-star resort, one that travels to different exotic locations around the world. You enjoy the ocean, port cities, landscapes and other exciting sights. Typically, senior cruisers have attained the age where comfort and luxury are more important than excitement.

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Dubai, UAE: Skyline From My Hotel Balcony PDF Print E-mail


Your travel4seniors.com editor stepped out of his elegant Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Juneirah hotel room with his ever-ready camera.

Average December temperatures in Dubai are high 50s nights and mid-70s daytime. The city boasts some of the world’s best shopping, highest skyscrapers, warmest beaches, top ocean adventures, enjoyable entertainment, greenest parks and delicious international dining.

 
Los Angeles CA: Top Wine Bars For Older Oenophiles* PDF Print E-mail


(*wine lovers) A wine bar needs to provide not only a great selection of wonderful wines, but also a fun atmosphere, a professional and knowledgeable staff and of course, good food. For the seasoned citizen traveling in the City of the Angels who enjoys wine, consider:

Bin 73: Just steps from the scenic Pacific Ocean in Venice Beach, vacationing seniors can join the locals to enjoy the sights and sounds of the boardwalk. The wine bar and next-door Mercede's Grill provide excellent food, great drink selections and interesting people. Bin73, 18 Washington Blvd., Marina Del Rey CA 90292

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Uber: Consider Its New Driver Destinations Service PDF Print E-mail


The private-car-for-hire company is now testing in busy San Francisco an economic availability for passengers to jump into a Uber car that’s already on a scheduled trip. You text or flag down the orange-lighted Uber car, and it drops you off at your destination along the way.

Some reports on Uber have been negative, including complaints from traditional taxi companies. However, we just had a very positive Uber experience. When a family member was recently confined in a big city hospital about five miles from our home, in addition to the cost of gas while using our own car, hospital garage parking fees were $25.

Taking a taxi to the hospital was $25 each way, plus tip. Hailing a Uber ride was $5 each way. Additionally, Uber informed us that the tip was factored into that price.

 
Cruise Discounts: Active Military And Veterans PDF Print E-mail


Did your most memorable cruise involve sailing in less-than-luxurious quarters in a  military ship’s four-bunk-high troop compartment? Was the exciting all-expense-paid vacation destination Normandy, Iwo Jima, Inchon, Danang or Baghdad?

If you yearn to cruise again, this time in more peaceful waters and with roomier accommodations, you can do it at bargain prices. Most major cruise lines offer generous discounts, averaging from 10 to 30 percent, to active U.S. military and veterans.

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