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The Hebrew words Shabbat VeYom Tov are at the center of this lovely Challah Cover, framed by an intricate and colorful embroidered border, making it the perfect addition to your Shabbat or holiday table. Read more
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In the Land of Israel, the influences of the Middle East are everywhere. Yair Emanuel has captured these rich Eastern influences in his design for this colorfully-embroidered Challah Cover. Incorporating purple, blue, green, and red, the design is as intricate and textured as the Land of Israel itself.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A former senior executive at China Mobile Ltd's state-owned parent has been expelled from the Communist Party amid a company-wide probe into suspected corruption.
China's new leadership has made fighting graft a priority to assuage rising public anger over the scale of corruption in the world's second-biggest economy.
Xu Long, who was general manager of China Mobile Communications Corp's Guangdong office, was expelled from the party due to "severe discipline violations," according to a statement posted on Wednesday on the website of Guangdong province's disciplinary committee.
"During Xu Long's posting at China Mobile Communications Corp's Guangdong office, he took advantage of his senior position to seek profits for others," the statement said.
Xu "took multiple bribes that involved an enormous amount of money," it said. He will sent to court and his illegal income would be seized, the statement added.
China Mobile, the world's biggest mobile operator by subscribers, said in May its parent was beefing up its internal supervision after a government audit highlighted problems in accounting practices and internal management.
Xu was taken away by the provincial government's disciplinary committee in August due to "severe discipline violations.
Shares of Hong Kong-listed China Mobile were down 0.8 percent on Wednesday, lagging a 0.5 percent gain for the benchmark Hang Seng Index.
China's anti-corruption campaign has led to the detention of some senior government officials as well as senior executives in major state firms, including PetroChina Co Ltd.
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Two golfers make their way to the 18th green having crossed the Swilcan Bridge on the famous Saint Andrews course in Scotland. Commissions taken for your favourite golf course. Perhaps one of the holes or a painting that includes a hole and the clubhouse. Prints of my paintings are also perfect for prizes such as for one of the annual competitions. Originals and prints collected worldwide for the past 30 years.
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Despite the well-publicized warnings, the extraordinary damage already done and the plain obviousness of the danger, there still will be those who will act with less than reasonable caution when it comes to outdoor fire safety.
In other words, this nerve-jangling summer of combustibility is far from over, and the sad reality is, barring any miraculous change of course, there will be more fires accidentally triggered by people who should know better.
Behavior can be regulated only so far, so we are left with only a few options. Warnings should be loud and plentiful. Restrictions for use of fireworks should be placed wherever danger is even moderately high, and those restrictions should be enforced and violators held accountable.
As for the warnings, it's hard to imagine anyone not accidentally locked in a closet for the past week isn't aware of what a single spark can do in the vicinity of parched hillsides and desiccated fields. Already, thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, and in many places the orange haze of still-burning acreage is a fixture on the horizon.
As for restrictions, the state has banned fireworks in all unincorporated areas, a bold but necessary move. As for municipalities and townships, many have issued restrictions, though some have been more effective in getting the word out than others.
Residents of Salt Lake City should be aware of where the lines have been drawn. The city of South Jordan has taken efforts to inform citizens of fireworks restrictions, as have North Salt Lake and Herriman — as a few examples. But a quick scan of other municipal websites reveals few mentions of whether restrictions exist, or where they might be.
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Jackson Hole is a naturalist's dream. Hiking, climbing, riding, fishing..couldn't be more idealic.
Jackson Hole sits at the side of the Great Teton Mountains just south of the Yellowstone National Park. Lots of National parks and protected lands all around it.
It felt like a saucer or a basin in the midst of a vast wilderness...with mountains in a complete circle all around you. Lots of ranching all around ... horseback riding...herding cattle...it's all a page out of the old western movies.
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There are wonderful ranches all around...lots of livestock and beautiful horses. The locals told us that at a certain... more travel advice
Just walking the trails in this country is awesome. Such clarity to the air and the light. Everything is kept very... more travel advice
The town is really a reproduction of the original..all cleaned up for tourists. It was fun, tho. We found a number of... more travel advice
We went into Jackson Hole and were instantly struck by the enormity of it all. Seemed as if we were on a giant saucer of... more travel advice
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The wide-openness is something very appealing. the views look super!
Thanks for the e-postcard... looks like you had a nice visit... maybe not as rushed as my quick overnight stop!
I spent only a moment in Jackson Hole in 1980 and enjoyed it! No cowboy show, though! What a wonderful cabin in the middle of nowhere! I like it.
I am so looking forward to Wyoming, 6 more weeks... Thanks for the tip on the Dam, I like looking at things like that too!!
Janet, a nice look at this part of the far West! This is a part of North America that I want to see a lot more of! I agree with you, when I see my historical sites, I like them to be authentic.
Hey Janet... How are things... thought I would have a bit of a read on your page... Jackson Hole seems very remote and also a little, Wild Wild West... seems a nice place for a relaxing time...
A fun page to read. Not my cup of tea, but vicariously I enjoyed it. Beautiful landscape and mountains, but seemed contrived. Like your honesty and wit. Some brilliant photographs.
The place seems a little artificial but still very very pleasant and interesting :) I adored your beautiful pics :)
Beautiful photos and good tips of a place where I have many happy memories. Hope I can take Karen back some day.
Unfortunately we had only little time here! We drove all the way from Salt Lake to Yellowstone!
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Wing Commander Ken Wallis: Bomber pilot and inventor who put James Bond into the air
Ken Wallis was a wartime hero who completed 28 hazardous bombing missions over Europe. He became known in later life for his inventions, one of which led to his appearance as Sean Connery's stunt double as James Bond in the explosive aerial sequence in You Only Live Twice, when he flew "Little Nellie", a gyrocopter he had designed and built himself.
Wallis, who had never seen a Bond film, had accepted an invitation to meet the films' producer Cubby Broccoli and, after a liquid lunch, started up his machine and disappeared into a cloud of dust. After he had reappeared he got the job and was told he would be Connery's double. The thrilling fight sequence, which lasted seven minutes on screen, took 85 flights and 46 hours in the air to shoot. Although Wallis toured the world promoting the film, which was released in 1967, his name never appeared in the credits.
Wallis went on to hand-build another 17 tiny twin rotor-powered aircraft, while notching up 34 autogyro world records for speed, circuit and altitude between 1968 and 2002, 17 of which he still holds. In 1975 he made the then the longest flight in an autogyro (6hr 25min), covering the length of Britain – "I'd have gone further, but we ran out of land," he said. In March 1998, at 81 years and 336 days he became the oldest pilot to set a world record when he "accidentally" achieved the fastest climb to 3,000ft – "I did it in seven minutes 20 seconds and I never bothered trying to improve on that." And in 2002 he broke his own 3km speed record, at 129.1mph.
Asked why he had built so many machines, he said, "It's a bit like having a harem; they all do the same basic thing, but it all depends what you're in the mood for, whether you want a good meal cooked, or maybe something a bit sexier..."
There was, in fact, much more to Wallis than autogyros. He was a Second World War bomber pilot, armaments expert, engineer, inventor, marksman, photographer, stuntman and test pilot. As the aviation writer Stephen Slater said, "He was a British hero. There's no other way to describe him. He was quite a spectacular character and the fact that he was still flying within just a few months of his passing was remarkable."
Wallis's wartime experiences read like a Jack Higgins novel. He survived mid-air explosions, crash landings and bailing out, completing 28 missions over northern Europe. He earned the nickname "Crasher" after a series of crash landings; in one, his Wellington bomber lurched home with 115 holes; in another a wing was flapping off after a collision with a barrage balloon and in a third the underside of the plane was enveloped in flames after an explosion in the bomb bay. "I went through a lot of aircraft," he said.
Kenneth Horatio Wallis was born in Ely in 1916 and educated at The King's School. Adventure and a thirst for speed were in his blood: in 1910 his father Horatio and uncle Percy, sons of a well-to-do Cambridge grocer and tea importer, built, flew and duly crashed their own monoplane, the Wallbro, attempting to fly the first all-British plane and win a prize of £1,000. At the age of 11, Ken was helping in his father's motorcycle and cycle business and building and riding his own motorbikes. In his teens he was designing, building and racing powerboats and sportscars. He also enjoyed success as a marksman.
In the 1930s he volunteered for the RAF's volunteer reserve service but failed the medical due to poor sight in his right eye. Unperturbed, he secured a private flying licence when his GP failed to check his eyesight when he signed him off. He obtained his A Licence for dual and solo flying in a record 12 hours and made his first solo flight in 1937.
With the outbreak of war in 1939 Wallis joined the RAF, cheating the optician in his final eye test by reading the letters back with his good eye when the doctor was changing the cards. Initially flying the Lysander on Army Cooperation duties with 268 Squadron, he was transferred to Bomber Command in 1941 and was soon in action, piloting Wellington bombers with 103 Squadron out of RAF Elsham Wolds, North Lincolnshire, and then serving in Italy with 37 Squadron.
After the war he spent 20 years in weapons research and development, investigating and testing captured enemy equipment, modifying optimum bombing procedures for the Canberra, Britain's first jet bomber and testing the Mach 2, later known as the Lightning. In 1956 he went on a two-year posting to the US Strategic Air Command, flying nuclear-armed Convair RB-36s. He continued to race powerboats and exhibit his hand-built and "improved" Rolls-Royce "Long Dog" touring car to great success across the US. He left the RAF in 1964 and autogyros became his passion.
Lacking formal engineering qualifications, Wallis used a mixture of the "bloody obvious" combined with commonsense and was credited with a key innovation which made autogyros more reliable, using "back of the envelope" calculations to construct a motor head design which moderated their tendency to enter a steep climb when flown too fast, with a risk of the rotors cutting off their own tails. Finishing touches included a mounted 35mm camera, enabling stunning aerial photographs, and the ability to hover without the pilot touching the controls. Wallis used the autogyro to aid police searches, including looking for the graves of murder victims, searching for the Loch Ness monster in 1970 and hunting Lord Lucan on the Sussex Downs in 1974.
Wallis was also an inventor of some repute. In 1942, in his spare time between bombing raids, he invented a predecessor to Scalextric, which appeared in 1957. "Mine was more realistic," he claimed. "It had front wheels which really steered round corners," The cars used motors taken from a computer on a German bomber. In 1945 he created a 16mm spy camera that could be worn as a wristwatch with a capacity for 100 shots on a length of cine film.
After the war the fliers had been vilified for carrying out orders from Bomber Command chief Arthur "Bomber" Harris to carpet-bomb German cities in devastating night offensives; Wallis finally received his Bomber Command golden clasp for his time in 103 Squadron in July this year. "It's a bit late," he remarked, "and long overdue. There were 56,000 who were killed in Bomber Command and when we finished operations we thought we would get medals. It was a terrible disappointment when we didn't."
Kenneth Horatio Wallis, pilot, scientist and inventor: born Ely, Cambridgeshire 26 April 1916; MBE 1996; married 1943 Peggy Stapley Officer (died 2003; one son, two daughters); died Reymerston, Norfolk 1 September 2013.
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I've heard flash makes it choppy and has frame problems and just isn't great since a lot of mobile devices and devices that can get and use apps don't support flash. So I'd go with Dreamweaver.
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I've been using it it's not really my thing yet since I haven't gotten a hang of it yet but its definitely one of the most popular things to use to make an android app easily.
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- Dann Anthony Maurno, Special to Mass High Tech
Money "sloshes around the world" to wherever it buys the most durable goods or low-cost services, observed Thomas Friedman in "The World is Flat."
An informal poll of Mass High Tech readers revealed that overseas opportunities for New England tech companies slosh around as well, and once-deep pools grow shallow while new pools spring up in unconventional places.
So, how do tech firms decide where and when to expand overseas?
Most respondents remain flexible about their markets. Lebanon, N.H.-based Geokon Inc. manufactures geotechnical instruments and has sales channels in more than 50 countries. It ramped up its Beijing operation in 2007 in response to numerous hydro-electric dam projects in China, says Geokon president Barrie Sellers.
Service providers say they look for talent voids, which are ever-shifting. Beehive Media, a Boston-based web design company, finds considerable work in the United Arab Emirates, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi specifically. UAE, says Beehive president Bill Shander, "is a fast-moving and booming economy with huge gaps in local talent, and we have found receptive clients in several industries."
Virtually all respondents credited their local agents for success. A good agent — such as a reseller — in a lesser market is more profitable than a lousy agent in a good market, particularly in software. "The most effective way (to expand outside the U.S.) is through indirect channels, like VARs and OEM agreements, as opposed to direct channels," believes Harald Horgen. Horgen is president of the York Group consultancy, headquartered in Lexington, which since 1993 has helped hundreds of technology companies establish indirect sales channels.
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Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
President Obama filmed an anti-oil propaganda film from Air Force One. And before you ask: Yes… Air Force One is powered by oil, and not wind or solar power.
Union membership has reached its lowest level in 100 years. Now this is what "progress" looks like.
Joe Biden said that "Obamacare has settled it: Healthcare is a right." And apparently, because it is a "right", the government can force us to pay for health insurance… I can't help but notice that the government isn't forcing me to buy a gun.
The Islamists who committed the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris will not be described as "terrorists" by the BBC editorial staff. According to a senior executive, the decision was made because "terrorism" is a "loaded word"… Also, the 19 guys who took down four planes on 9/11 were just uncooperative airline passengers.
On a related note: The BBC is also referring to the enemy combatants killed by sniper Chris Kyle as "victims"… I dunno. Maybe the BBC is trying to break into the ISIS market.
The socialists in Greece have decided that they're already tired of trying to live within their means. The far left party (running on a platform to eliminate austerity) won the recent elections. I guess we're about to find out if big government spending can fix problems created by too much big government spending.
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NBC has launched a website for black people. Because nothing says "colorblind society" quite like making sure we're all segregated by race. Maybe we should call the new website SeparateButEqual.com.
President Obama lectured to a bunch of preschoolers about racism and prejudice… And here I thought he was just there to crowdsource some foreign policy advice.
Pope Francis has said that he wants to walk across the US-Mexico border as a "beautiful gesture" of support for immigrants. Also, he might get free Obamacare this way.
New Orleans has banned smoking pretty much everywhere… Bars, casinos, sidewalks, beaches, public parks, condominiums, public and private nursing homes, construction sites, golf courses, and millions of other locations are now all "smoke free". (You might still be allowed to smoke in your private residence if you have the light off and hide underneath the covers.)
McDonalds is seeing their earnings fall. If they're having trouble selling their meat-like products at a buck a piece, they're really going to struggle when they have to up the price to cover a new $15 minimum wage.
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Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint session of Congress in March. Personally, I think we should print him up a Hawaiian birth-certificate and run him for President.
The city council for Washington DC is considering a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to vote in local elections. It only seems fair, given how many times dead people usually get to vote in DC.
For being college students, these kids don't seem too bright: The student government at the University of Kentucky sent out a survey asking students how the school can best regulate and restrict free speech on campus. Because nothing demonstrates the spirit of the 1st Amendment quite like a permitting process and "free speech zone", right?
The Obama Administration says it is not interested in eliminating Iran's nuclear ambitions… This is a little off topic, but have you watched Dr. Strangelove recently?
Five young immigrants desecrated a statue of the Virgin Mary in the Italian city of Perugia. Despite the violent act of disrespect, no one seems to be too worried about suicide-nuns.
No one watched the State of the Union… Well, actually that's not quite right. Almost no one watched the speech… Virtually no one watched MSNBC.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg appeared to fall asleep during the President's speech. Everyone else in the room appeared to be jealous.
Barack Obama quoted Barack Obama in his State of the Union address… What do you want to bet that he refers to himself in the third person when he's talking to his staff?
Obama has used the term "Middle Class Economics" to describe his fiscal policies. Sure, middle class incomes might have just hit a 50 year low; but don't let those little "facts" get in the way of a good Orwellian sales pitch.
Oh, and Obama is clearly taking global terrorism very seriously… So seriously, in fact, he wouldn't even mention Al Qaeda, or Yemen, in his speech. I guess he wanted to focus on the rousing success of his campaign against common sense.
Slate.com is insisting that we "forget about the oil and gas industry", and work instead on curbing cattle as a source of methane… Look, I'm doing what I can; but there are limits on how much red meat I can eat each day.
The action star Liam Neeson called America's gun ownership a "f@#&ing disgrace". And now a gun manufacturer has decided to boycott anything, and everything, to do with the British actor. The manufacturer even announced that it would stop providing prop guns to movie studios that work with Neeson. It'll be cute watching him do another "Taken" movie while pointing his finger at bad guys and making a "pow" sound.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
John Kerry said he brought France a "hug" after the Charlie Hebdo attacks. (Yes, he actually described his trip to France as a "hug" for the French people.) I guess the Hallmark card got lost in the mail.
Lithuania is compiling a list of ways the ordinary citizen can help resist Russian forces should Vladimir Putin decide to invade. Advice includes things like "organize demonstrations through Twitter"… May I suggest they take a look at a short 27 word Amendment to the US Constitution for some guidance instead?
A gunman has surrendered to French authorities after taking several hostages in a Post Office in France. That whole "gun free" zone - known as Paris - is really working out.
A Chicago strip club has been honored for "helping improve the neighborhood" by being a good business. There is, after all, nothing quite like a building full of scantily clad women to help lift the morale of a dull neighborhood.
According to the White House, radical Islamists (not their choice of words) hate us because of Gitmo and Bush… Because obviously before Bush, Jihadists were well known for sending delicious fruit baskets in an effort to convert the infidels.
The top Obamacare official (ya know, the lady that helped with the healthcare.gov rollout, and later lied about how many people signed up?) is officially stepping down. I sure hope she can take her health insurance with her to her next job.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
Only 33 percent of Americans approve of the way Barack Obama is fighting the Islamic State. The rest of the respondents were unaware that what Obama is doing qualifies as "fighting".
A Maryland couple are being investigated by authorities for criminal neglect after they allowed their children to walk home alone from a nearby park… Maybe we should look at charging the Nannycrats in Maryland with criminal neglect for allowing these folks to parent without supervision? </SarcasmFont End>
Duke University is going to start sounding a daily Muslim "call to prayer". Of course, the Pledge is still banned because the word "God" might offend someone.
Are you in need of a vacation? Why not travel to the worker's paradise of Cuba? The US is normalizing relations with the "wannabe-Stalinists of the Caribbean" as of Friday, making travel from the US to the island legal… however, if you're Cuban and you want to come to the United States, you might need to learn how to swim.
A Rabbi in Europe just made my morning: He is on a crusade to get the EU to allow Jews to carry guns in Europe… While we're at it, we might want to arm some French satirists.
The Pope has said there are "limits" to free speech when it insults someone's faith. I'm Catholic, and I think I just became insulted… Seriously: It's a matter of time until I travel to the Vatican and nail a thesis to the door of St. Peter's Basilica.
Intel has partnered with a far Left, Israel-hating, male feminist… So it's kinda like they're working with a typical Democrat.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
For the first time in 35 years, more businesses are dying out than starting up… Yes, Mr. Obama: You built that.
The IRS says that only about half of the people who call the IRS for help this year will be able to talk to someone, as the agency cuts back on personnel and services. It really just seems like a super-swell idea to give these folks control over our healthcare. Right?
Now Barack Obama is pushing for a government-run internet. Because they're doing such a bang up job with mail-delivery, healthcare, infrastructure maintenance, and education, right? Just imagine: An internet service with the efficiency of the DMV.
Convicted felon John Morrissey won reelection in Virginia's 74th district… From his jail cell. The district apparently seemed okay with being represented by a guy convicted of having sex with a 17 year old staffer… Republicans are obviously unacceptable, but sexual-predator felons are just fine.
The Muslim mayor of a Dutch city has told his fellow Muslims to either get on board with free speech, or "f--- off". Radical Clerics are currently trying to determine whether or not they should issue a fatwa against "f---ing off".
Do you ever wonder why more Muslims don't speak out against Jihad? Well… This might have something to do with it: A Muslim coffee shop owner has been receiving death threats after displaying a "Je suis Charlie" sign at his place of business. It turns out it's pretty tough to be the "voice of reason" when there's a handful of madmen with guns in the same room.
Here are some other highlights and headlines that I noticed over at Ransom Notes Radio:
Researches have pointed out that even King George III wasn't really able to suspend, change, or implement laws unilaterally… So, Congrats to Obama for making King George III look like a constitutionalist.
A Saudi Cleric has declared that snowmen are "un-Islamic" and should therefore be banned. French satirists are no doubt planning to build a snowman of Mohammed as soon as the weather permits.
Vice News, arguing for increased regulation of firearms, says that government should treat gun-ownership like car ownership… I don't know that making people run a background check to purchase a vehicle is really the direction we want to go.
Officials with the Department of Health and Human Services were too obese to fly coach, costing the US taxpayer roughly $31 million in 1st class tickets. I hope that at the very least, the government had the good sense to make sure they weren't on an airline with an inflight meal.
Uh-oh… Bush derangement syndrome is making a comeback in the Democrat Party. Sen. Chris Murphy says the Charlie Hebdo attacks are partially Bush's fault. (If these people could blame Bush for your missing car keys, they would do it.)


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I believe that. I'm not interested in spending my time here trying to get progress. You'll not see any indication of that from me on Reddit. We are exasperated. It wasn't that long ago yet, but the wife is pissed. I am surprised at the defense of Comcast, and I am respectful of the workers who are often on the firing lines.
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Cons: Everything
Location: Not near anything
This stay was awful, small rooms, bad heating, bad food Dirty, never vacuumed The pillows were small and the blankets were Terrible HORRIBLE
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good hotel in Faribault
Posted Dec 12, 2014The front desk worker was helpful and nice. The room was clean. Wifi worked well. Breakfast was included and pretty good.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Bien ubicado.
Posted Oct 23, 2014 on Hotels.comBien, de acuerdo a la expectativa.
by A verified travelerfrom Madison Wisconsin
Posted Oct 20, 2014
I didn't expect very much and I didn't even get that.
for Overnight Stay Before Destinationby A verified traveler
Posted Oct 11, 2014 on Hotels.com
for Familiesby Junyi
Posted Oct 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
Recommendedby jimfrom wy
Posted Sep 29, 2014 on Hotels.com
friendly helpful staff breakfast was sufficient. Pool and hot tub were clean would stay here for sure again.
by A verified traveler
Never again!
Posted Sep 16, 2014Pros: Nothing
Cons: Everything
This hotel was filthy. The mattresses very stained. Rust in the pool water and stained/marked walls. It really needs a good cleaning and rehab.
for Business Travelersby Lori
Posted Sep 9, 2014 on Hotels.com
for Familiesby Bettyfrom St. Cloud, mn
Needs a little help
Posted Sep 4, 2014 on Hotels.comI think the cleaning people r taking short cuts to clean rooms. Behind the bathroom door there was some soap bottle and lids there. They didn't sweep there. The bath tub had hair from somebody still in tub. I think they could do a better job cleaning under beds also. The people working there were very nice and helped me with my grand babies. I thank them for that. I feel that the rooms need to be inspected for clean. It was a very nice other than that. The pool,had small rocks still on the bottom the whole,time I stayed there. It could have been cleaned a little better. The water was great other wise.