Not to be outdone, Cunard Line is offering concurrent world cruises beginning that same month — a 108-day "Voyage of Discovery" aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 and an 81-day "Maiden World Cruise" aboard the Queen Mary 2. In a sense, the boom in both the short and long end of cruising is tied to a much larger industry trend: customization.
The concurrent world championships see over 1,100 sailors from 76 countries fight it out over two weeks with Britain's world class match racing trio of the Macgregor sisters of Lucy and Kate, plus former Cambridge rowing blue Annie Lush mid-boat, opening proceedings on Saturday.
Concurrent world events appeared to have been opportune for the reformers.
The Bush administration and the Fed's response to the S&L crisis (as well as to a concurrent third-world debt crisis) was to subsidize the banking system with federal and multinational money.
But she had a concurrent and deeply rooted interest in painting and in 1996 she jetéd into the art world with her first exhibition at the Darien Arts Council.
He has just finished serving a concurrent sentence for corruption.
Concurrent also relies on other lawmakers for support, getting $8 million more in earmarks, including one worth $1.5 million from Mr. Young, whose district in Florida has a Concurrent office.
A Concurrent spokeswoman, Mary T. Bevan, said it was premature to discuss specific earmarks.
A concurrent fair, the Art Show, is on view at the Park Avenue Armory.
A concurrent Mendieta show s at Lelong Gallery, 528 W. 26th Street, Chelsea, through July 30 (Holland Cotter).
The sticking point, for him, is the difference between a retroactive assumption of responsibility and a concurrent belief in it.
