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October, 2004:
Nick is hired by Sixth Star Entertainment and Marketing to teach computer classes on Princess Cruise Line in the Caribbean.
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Caribbean Ports of Call: |
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The Star Princess sailed from Port Everglades in Ft. Lauderdale on Sunday, October 24. 2004 with 2,600 passengers.
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| Ft. Lauderdale's Intercoastal WaterWay | ||
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| Waiting for disembarking passengers | Star Princess berth at Port Everglades | Boats on the WaterWay |
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| Sights along the Intercoaster | ||
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Costa Maya |
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Planned with great attention to detail, Puerto Costa Maya resembles an ancient Mayan city. Three grand pavilions host cultural and gourmet events. Here, local artisans create unique works of art and culture, and guests can learn to make their own souvenirs. Beyond the pavilions and their many offerings, Costa Maya provides access to the natural resources that make this region of the Caribbean so completely unique, offering a window into new and undeveloped areas of the coast. |
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| Costa Maya has been described as a shopping mall in the middle of a jungle | ||
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| Costa Maya Bar & Pool | Costa Maya Performers | Costa Maya Shops |
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| Costa Maya Shops | Costa Maya Sunset | Star & Grand Princess |
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| Costa Maya Pier | Costa Maya Dancers | Grand Princess |
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