From: ISE Admin OfficeDate: March 12, 2013 6:09:32 PM GMT+09:00To: Shipboard CommunitySubject: Deans' Memo March 12, 2013
March 12, 2013 Issue # 29 Time Change! We gain half an hour tonight. Remember to set all clocks back 30 minutes.Tonight (B13)· Self-defense class, 1800, Deck 7, port side· India Service Visit Reflection, 1800, Classroom 5· Passport pages meeting, 1900, Deck 5 dining, starboard, aft· Human Trafficking, 1900, Classroom 5· Explorer Seminar, Poverty, 2000, UnionLooking ahead· March 13, Pictures with Arch, Academic Dean’s office, 0930-1100· March 13, Explorer Seminar, The Indian Ocean, 2000, Union· March 14, Crew Talent Show· March 15, Neptune DayTonight, March 12 (B13)Explorer SeminarJoin Kaki Dimock, Louise Harmon, Joan Strouse, Armin Rosencranz, and others, in A conversation about poverty: Responsibility, definitions, and data. 2000, Union.India Service Visit ReflectionDid you attend a service, school, or orphanage visit in India? Then we want to hear from you! Come reflect and share your experiences. 1800, Classroom 5Human Trafficking PresentationInterested in learning about human trafficking and modern day slavery? Come to a presentation about human trafficking to learn more. 1900, Classroom 5Do you have 6 blank pages in your passport?That’s the minimum you need to visit the countries left on our voyage. If you’re short, come to the meeting tonight. You need to be there in order to get the paperwork and understand the procedure to get the extra passport pages. Do not miss it if you need extra passport pages. 1900, Deck 5 Dining Room, starboard side, aft.Looking aheadExplorer Seminar (March 13)Reg Garrett, Gerry Johnson, Frank Von Hippel, and Ed Sobey will present The Indian Ocean: Coral Reefs, Islands, Monsoons, and More. 2000, UnionPhotos with Arch (March 13)Our beloved Archbishop is leaving the ship in Cape Town, and this is your last chance to have your picture taken with him. Please bring your own camera and your best smile. If you already have a picture, no do overs, please. You both look great. 0930-1100, Dean Sharon’s office, 5024.Vicarious Voyagers’ India reports due (March 13)I hope you all had a blast in India! Remember to submit your Vicarious Voyage letters by Wednesday. If you skipped any previous ports, please submit pictures from them with short descriptions. Your classrooms are looking forward to hearing your great stories! Deadline, March 13, 1900.Important NoticesYou are not done with malaria pills!If you are taking Malarone, you need to continue for one week after leaving port. For doxycycline or Larium, for one month after port. If you are newly starting medication in preparation for a safari to Zimbabwe, start Malarone or doxycycline on March 23, or Larium of March 18 (our Port Louis day).Need a textbook?March 14 is your last chance to purchase textbooks before they're packed up. Please email Kelly or Barbara to arrange a time to meet at the Textbook Center. The center does not have regular hours, so you must arrange in advance!Bridge tours now availableIf you didn’t get a bridge tour earlier on the voyage, take advantage of the opportunity now. You can’t steer the ship, but you’ll learn from the people who do. Cameras welcome, but leave your backpacks behind. Sign up at the activities desk.Head in the clouds, feet on the groundPlease keep your feet OFF the furniture, okay? The two exceptions are the lounge chairs by the pool and your bed (and no shoes there, either). The ship has a huge housekeeping crew that cleans and polishes every surface on the ship, and we should take as much pride in our home as they do.Will you make the cut?Considering shaving your head for Neptune Day? If you have at least an 8 inch ponytail, you can donate your hair to Pantene Beautiful Lengths to make wigs for women undergoing cancer treatments. Contact Elizabeth Coder for details on making the cut count. Today’s QuoteThe use of traveling is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of thinking how things may be, to see them as they are. - Samuel JohnsonHappy Birthday!Julia AmeroWade ColburnKelsey HopkinsSamantha SojkaTelevision ProgrammingChannel 2 In the Mood For Love, 98 min.
Channel 3 Amandla!, PG, 103 minChannel 5 Frankenweenie, 87 min.
Channel 6 Cry Freedom, PG, 127 min.Daily TriviaToday’s Question Port Louis is the capital city of Mauritius. But that was not the original name. What was the original name? (Hint: It was Dutch)
Do you know the answer? YOU could be the winner!Hours & SchedulesDiningBreakfast 0700-0830Lunch 1130-1330Dinner 1730-1930Late night snacks 2200 in Garden LoungeField Office – Tymitz Sq.At Sea 0900-1230, 1530-1700In Port for trip departure onlyLibrary – Deck 6At Sea 0800-2300In Port CLOSEDMedical Clinic – Deck 2At Sea 0800-0900 & 1630-1730In Port 0700-0730 & for 1 hour beginning at “on ship” timeCounseling Center – Deck 2At Sea 1100-1145 & 1630-1730 (Walk-in) & by appt.,In Port CLOSEDWriting Center, Classroom 5At Sea 1250-1415, 1700-1815Wellness Center – Deck 7At Sea 1000-2000In Port CLOSED or by appt. onlyDependent Children’s Program – Main Dining RoomMorning Study Hall 0830-1130Afternoon Enrichment 1330-1530Noon Bridge ReportLocation of ship Lat. 8-19N, Long. 73-55EMiles traveled since Cochin 164 NMMiles since noon yesterday, 164 NMMiles to Port Louis 1992 NMNearest land 48 NM E of Minicoy Island (Eight Degree Channel)Avg. speed of ship (since Departure)11.2 knotsAvg. speed for last 24 hours 11.2 knotsTemp. of Water 84° FahrenheitTemp. of Air 84° FahrenheitSunset: 1848 Sunrise: 0619Fresh Water Consumption 46 gal/personSpa Specials: Valid until March17Free additional 15 min reflexology or mini back exfoliation with a 50min or 80min Massage. Free additional 15 min foot and ankle massage or scalp massage with an Aromatic detoxifying body wrap. Free additional 15 min foot and ankle massage, eyebrow wax or lash tint. Free nail art with a manicure or pedicure.
Welcome to my travel blog from the MV Explorer as I discover the sights, sounds and smells on a 110-day, 16-country voyage around the world.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Memo to all aboard: March 12
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