Rci Puns

Hello fellow cardiac sonographers, I have a question regarding what are the differences between a Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist and a Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer? Can an RDCS later transition to work as an RCIS? I saw a job posting for a cardiovascular invasive specialist and one of the listed requirements (amongst others) was a Cardiac sonographer with an associate’s degree. I got confused and just wanted to clarify. Thanks!

I have a sailing onboard Freedom of the Seas this January, stopping at CocoCay, and I was just looking up what other ships will be at the various ports on our trip. We'll be sharing CocoCay with Harmony of the Seas.

This brings me to my question. How many people would pay for a CocoCay excursion in which you take a guided tour through the other ship that's currently docked? Since few people would be onboard that morning, it seems doable. I would love to take a few hours out of my time at CocoCay to take a brief guided tour of Harmony, as I've never seen an Oasis Class ship before, let along been on one (yet). It seems like it would be a good opportunity to stop at Next Cruise on the ship you're touring to book a cruise on that ship.

Just a thought I had that I'm curious what other people think about!

First of all a lot of hidden fees. So my parents bought it for $5k and $150 for renewal fee each year for 10k points. The issue is that many hotels at the minimum require about 20k points on the low estimate. I seen some of them up to 70-100k points. That means I would have to buy it and hold on to it for a few years just to get a hotel. Mostly because of points inflation 10k points might seem like a lot but after every year hotels require more and more points to book them. There is also many hidden fees like $30 a year just to keep onto your points that you already paid for! And also every time you book a hotel it'll cost you a $300 transaction fee. To show you how bad this is I tried to book a week in Bali. By the time all the fees have added up the it cost $500 to book it via the RCI website with all the points paid for. It gets worse because that same hotel in Bali charges $50 a night if you book it through them which is $350. You are literally paying more for the hotel by paying it with your RCI points.

As in the title I want to get some people and try out the less liked cars in this endurance event.

My pace is quite decent and of course I offer some help finding the lap time if you feel that you can do it.

I want to go for 911 or NSX because these cars are utterly fun and challenging to drive.

I'm waiting for replies

Got this email just now:

>Dear Member,
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>At Disney Vacation Club, we know how much you enjoy exploring destinations and experiences beyond your Home Resorts. Our team is dedicated to helping you create unforgettable vacation memories around the world. That’s why we’re thrilled to name Interval International as our exclusive new exchange provider for traditional exchanges, effective Jan. 1, 2022.
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>This new relationship will offer you a broad range of resort experiences, providing flexible and diverse opportunities in amazing locations across Europe, Asia, South America, Australia, as well as destinations closer to home including the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean.
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>Through Interval International, you will have access to thousands of resorts including a specially curated portfolio of high-quality properties selected especially for Members. This expanded portfolio includes well-known resorts offered by Marriott, Sheraton, Hyatt and Westin, to name a few.
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>In the meantime, you can continue to book nightly and weekly exchanges in the traditional exchanges through our current program until Dec. 31, 2021. Additionally, any confirmed reservations or points that have been deposited to RCI will be honored through 2023. If you have confirmed exchanges with RCI, deposited points with RCI or made a booking with RCI using cash, you can always review your activity on the Member website.
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>We’re excited to continue to provide you and your family with a whole new world of vacation possibilities!

We've been happy with RCI, mostly. Never heard of Interval International. It's Disney so I'm not that worried, but I've never heard of them. Any of you? Thoughts?

And we have hundreds of DVC points with RCI so I'm glad we can still use them until expiration.

No matter how many residential or commercial zones I add, my city continues to have zero demand for industry. Residential demand is maxed, and commercial fluctuates between low and medium demand. I have approximately 4 blocks worth of industrial zones (2 10 unit long areas) and the game barely builds 1/4th of that out.

I have tried setting industrial taxes to 1%, I am implemented the policy of preferring to work over education and nothing seems to affect it. Is my industry too far from the city? Too close? I only have one tile currently and it is completely filled now, and I'm struggling to get above 4,000 population. Anyone have any ideas?

So I have played in my city for a while and after I passed 100k population, the RCI demand seemed to stop I attempted to dezone some commercial but that only sparked low-medium demand for residential and commercial for a little bit and almost no industrial demand. I’m also concerned about the unemployment situation which hovers at around 25%. Any Advice on how I can get RCI demand back up and unemployment down?

My wife and I had a time share though RCI and we want to go to Puerto Vallarta in 2022 as we have a certificate to use. What are some good all inclusives under them? If we can get an adults only hotel that would be a bonus.

Going to be ordering a set of full skids this month. Was hoping to get opinions from the sub on which I should get.

I like the smoothness of the RCI skid as it looks like there isn't much to get hung up on, but for the pics on their site, it also looks like it's narrower than the other two brands. Do the 'wings' on the CBI or C4 skid protect critical components?

I like the look of the CBI and C4 skids as they look like they cover more, but they also aren't perfectly flat making me think they might get caught on a rock. I do like that they both have more vent/drain holes than the RCI skids which would hopefully allow for easier cleaning out of dried mud.

I also want to make sure that whichever skid I get is compatible with a future front bumper/bull bar. I think they all are, but I suppose that depends on which bumper I end up getting.

To anyone who has cruised in the past month or two...how was the in-app texting? The inability to contact my traveling companions was my biggest complaint on my last trip.

Was the in-app texting available on your latest cruise? How reliable was it?