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Prosecutor David Kris said the new charges "underscore the global nature of the terrorist threat we face", underlining the US view that foreign-based al-Qaeda groups, rather than a rag-tag and amateurish collection of US residents, are the main threat.
Zazi, originally from Afghanistan, had admitted receiving bomb-making and weapons training from al-Qaeda in Pakistan's Waziristan region bordering Afghanistan, but no explosives were found in the New York case.
The former Denver Airport shuttle bus driver had said he would "sacrifice" himself "to draw the attention to what he said were US crimes in Afghanistan".
He pleaded guilty in February to the three charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction, conspiracy to commit murder in a foreign country and providing material support to al-Qaeda.
Court papers made clear that Zazi was not only inspired, but also directed by Pakistani-based al-Qaeda groups.
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Most prominent among the accused on Wednesday was Saudi-born El Shukrijumah, charged with being one of three "leaders of al-Qaeda's 'external operations' programme dedicated to terrorist attacks in the United States and other Western countries".
The justice department claims that all three of those leaders "organised" the Zazi plot, even if only El Shukrijumah is charged.
El Shukrijumah is accused of recruiting Zazi and two other men - one who has pleaded guilty and one who is in US custody but has not yet been tried - between September and December 2008.
They were to "conduct suicide bombings in New York City using improvised explosive devices made from supplies such as hydrogen peroxide, acetone, flour and oil".
Ahmad, who allegedly was the "facilitator" keeping in touch with Zazi by email, oversaw the preparations, the indictment alleges.
In a final email just before leaving on his failed mission to New York from Colorado, Zazi allegedly wrote to Ahmad saying "the marriage is ready", alleged code that the plot was primed.
The New York plot was linked to the British plot by Ahmad, prosecutors said. Ahmad, an accused al-Qaeda facilitator in Peshawar, Pakistan, communicated with Zazi about the New York plot and with Naseer about a British plot.
Naseer and Rehman were among 12 men detained on terrorism charges after a raid in northwest England in April 2009.
Officials said they found surveillance photos of public areas in Manchester, but the authorities did not have enough evidence to charge the men and they were released.
Naseer was arrested again in Britain on Wednesday and is awaiting extradition to the US.
Rehman, El Shukrijumah and Ahmad are still at large. All the men charged in the indictment face life in prison if found guilty.
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Great location, convenient to downtown for our convention. The condo is spacious and well maintained and the owner was available for any questions we had. Local restaurants just a short walk away. Highly recommend!
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We feel sorry for the wild turkeys. A group of 5 came out of the woods and started hurrying toward our feeders then started flying. They rarely fly so this was a treat for us. We wonder how their legs and feet keep from freezing. I did have a crocus blooming next to the house but it's under snow now. I had forgotten we had a heat wave last year about this time. A friend said she planted her peas a year ago. Maybe next week it will be spring.
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Looking for the perfect place to retreat? Look no further! Spacious and nestled on Aruba's finest beach, its a home fit for paradise. Fully renovated, it has new furniture throughout the entire house including new beds and air conditioners. Amenities include plasma TVs in every room, a Playstation for the kids, a Persian Backgammon set, and a laptop with high speed Internet. Kitchen can't get the job done? No problem, the stainless steel barbecue grill has got you covered. Enjoy the romantic sunsets over sitting the white sandy beaches, a Cuban Cigar, or a glass of wine while sitting on your 900 sq. ft. porch with spectacular ocean view. With all this, you won't want to spend a minute fussing about chores like cleaning and laundry. Don't worry, the house comes with a maid that comes in daily so you can spend your time enjoying your getaway, and only a short distance away; Shops, movie theaters, casinos, restaurants, clubs, are only 3/4 of a mile away.
This house is the total package,: but if you need some time away from your paradise, you are only a short distance away. Shops, movie theaters, casinos, restaurants, clubs, and much more are within approximately ¾ of a mile away. Paradise is here, the only question is where are you?
CELL PHONE: The house comes with a cell phone you can borrow with 25 international minutes. Minutes can be added very easily. Family and friends can contact you with ease.
It was a very difficult time deciding on where to stay when traveling to Aruba. We had 6 people in our group, all with different thoughts of what the perfect place to stay should be. The Big Beach House of the Water was more than ideal for us. Everything was exactly as described online. The location couldn't have been better! Each morning we jogged up to the light house. There was no need to pack a cooler to go to Malmok beach! When we were thirsty we walked 500 feet to our house! Literally across the street to what seemed like our own private beach with palm tree umbrellas...we did cannonball jumps off the rocks and snorkeled while finding treasures in the beautiful crystal clear waters! We watched cruiseships come in the distance, and fishing boats bring in the catch of the day, all while enjoying coffee from the porch. It was also great after swimming in the ocean to rinse off in the outdoor shower. I cannot even begin to describe the gorgeous sunsets each night, also viewed from the porch. This home actually offered more than what was listed. It was great to use the library of books, rafts, coffee pot, and even candles! The suggestions given by Kanan were true to his word, the Lighthouse restaurant was one of our best meals of the week with an added bonus of steal drum music, the car rental service even drove us back to the airport, Jennifer kept everything in order – we don't know how she get the towels so soft, and Alfred was waiting for us with keys in hand. We highly recommend this house! Thank you Kanan for sharing with us, the memories we made are fantastic!
Location: Right across the street from awesome snorkeling and beach access. We went to almost every beach on the west side of the island and this is the best beach access snorkeling available. You are also a hop skip and jump from the north island dunes and lighthouse.
Amenities: Other than location, the house is in a safe area, it comes with home security that you can enable when you go out and about. The bathrooms are nice and clean. The kitchen is older like most of the house but all in good clean condition. Having access to a grill outside on a fantastic front patio was huge for us. We could grill and watch the sun set over the water and ships. The housekeeper was courteous and friendly which was much appreciated. Rooms are very spacious and inviting. Free internet access was a great feature as well.
Nitpicks: More of an Aruba nitpick, but the cost of electricity and water can creep up on you (understandable for the island limitations). Be mindful of that when you stay because its extra. My only other nitpick is that we couldnt stay longer! =)
Perfect house for our family vacation. Several coves across street with sand access into ocean as well as shady areas for those less inclined to sunbathe. You can easily snorkel right across street, but we had best snorkeling about a half mile north of the property towards the lighthouse (south end of Arashi beach, in front of large yellow house at turn). Towards afternoon the pirate ships begin to hit the sea in front of the house; perfect entertainment for people watching.
The house has plenty of room. We lived on the front porch and large front family areas and found both the grill on front porch as well as kitchen were well appointed for preparing nearly all of our wonderful meals. The house is clean and very comfortable, the perfect spot to enjoy Aruba
Delivered everything that was promised. Jennifer and Otmar were very helpful and welcoming. The beach in front of the house was a little too rocky for us but Arashi, Boca Catalina and Baby Beach were easy to get to as we had a car. The view cannot be beat and the sunsets either from inside or outside the house were great.
I was glad to see that the good restaurants we enjoyed during our first visit four years ago (Linda's Pancakes, Sole Mare and Taste of Belgium) were still there.
It was a great week for us all.
Perfect location, beautiful beach. Loved watching the "Pirate Ships" on their tours and the people jumping off the boats. The house needs some work. The manager was not there when we arrived, our flight had been delayed, he had left us a note to call when we got in. He got there about 5 minutes after we called, the a/c was not on, so after 10 hours of traveling, we had to wait for the house to cool off before we could sleep. Some tin is loose on the roof and banged during the night over one of the bedrooms making it difficult to sleep. Jennifer the house keeper was wonderful. Told us some good places to eat. Overall it is a good house to stay in, has all the things you need.
This was our second time staying at the house, and we absolutely loved it!!!!! This has to be in the most gorgeous spot in Aruba. Other tour groups come there to snorkel, swim, etc. We feel like this is our own little secret.
You are so close to the beach which is right across the road. The swimming and snorkeling is fantastic. The house is spacious, cleaned every day, and has fantastic views of the Caribbean. No need to go anywhere else to see the sunset because you can watch it from your front yard. Our boys (7 and 6) had a fantastic time in the water and even got to watch their Nickelodeon shows in English.
There is public transportation, but I would recommend renting a car. The grocery stores are well stocked with American, Dutch and Aruban foods. There is a grill which we used often.
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We felt so at home there. Jennifer, the cleaner/caretaker and Otmar. the property manager were awesome. We want to come back every year. (see our review from August 2011).
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Martha Stewart's path to living a good long life includes a plethora of pets — from her Himalayan cats and French Bulldogs to her singing red canaries and horses to her Chow Chows so often featured on magazine covers and books. While Stewart has made a study of living beautifully, part of that commitment involves offering the best care for the animals that share her life.
Whether you've seen this Emmy award–winning TV show host on television or read her how-to tips for living in magazines or books, you've likely invited her into your home to help you with lifestyle advice that ranges from cooking, gardening and crafting to organizing and entertaining. And in her latest book, Living the Good Long Life: A Practical Guide to Caring for Yourself and Others (Clarkson Potter, 2013), Stewart created a guide for living your healthiest life, including her own 10 Golden Rules for Successful Aging.
"Pets are a very important part of my life," Stewart says. So important that when Stewart is in New York City, she often bypasses her apartment there to go home and be with her animals in Bedford, N.Y. "I come home because I have my pets. And I want to see my pets and pet my pets and cuddle with them." Stewart describes the experience of pet ownership as similar to having a young child in the house. Her Frenchies sleep in her bedroom, surrounding her with their attention and affection.
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Martha Stewart walks with one of the horses on her farm in Bedford, N.Y.
When Stewart's Chow Chow Ghengis Khan isn't busy guarding the farm Stewart calls home, you can find him on the dog show circuit. In 2012, he won Best in Breed at the 136th Westminster Dog Show.
Stewart sits with her French Bulldog, Francesca. The pup writes her own blog, The Daily Wag, with Stewart's other Frenchie, Sharkie.
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Frenchies Sharkie and Francesca take a stroll with Stewart.
Stewart's love for animals is evident as she poses with two striking residents of her farm.
One of Stewart's Himalayan cats relaxes in the sunshine. The first cat Stewart ever owned was named Chigi Toto who knew how to play fetch and answer the telephone.
Stewart has had a lifelong passion for animals and is always happy to see them when she comes home to the farm, saying, "I come home because I have my pets. And I want to see my pets and pet my pets and cuddle with them."
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Her Chow Ghenghis Khan, or G.K., has his distinctive Chow way of being in the room. He goes into the doorway and sleeps with his back to the bed, facing the exit. G.K.'s guard dog mentality means he sleeps with his eyes facing out to the door. This normally quiet dog will come alert on his forelegs, ready to go, at the sound of an intruder. But he's always a pet first. Stewart recalls a night recently where G.K. woke her at 3:30 a.m. for a restroom break.
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Here's another fun post from our friends at Project Nursery! By Melisa Fluhr and Pam Ginocchio Every once in a while, a particular animal appears often enough in nurseries that there's no denying it's a popular trend. The giraffe is becoming the official wild animal of nursery design, and we've spotted his friendly face popping… Read more »
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It's been a while since I've ranted a bit about food allergiesand I'm quite certain you've been pining for a good old-fashioned food allergy rant from little ol' meso I'm happy to oblige.
Before I get starteddoes anyone know how to read Japanese? Brendan's cousinwho is living in Japan (her husband is in the USAF)helped out with the Flat Ryan Project (an update on that soonpromise). She sent us lots of information about Okinawasome real shisa (who now hold a place of honor on our mantelpiece with our other gargoyles)and lots and lots of yummy-looking treats! And we have no way of reading the labels. :( I have an idea that peanut usage in Japan is much less than in other areas of Asiabut I don't really know that for certain. Anywayif you have a leadlet me know!
Now on to my rant . . .
A couple of weeks agoFree Range Kids ran a story about one school's ridiculous (I think) food rule outlawing apples and pears with peels intactdue to the possible choking hazard that apparently exists. I don't know . . . isn't all food kind of a choking hazard? My toddler is still has trouble with yogurt sometimes. I suppose it's a risk you need to takein order to getyou knownourishment for your body.
The conversation in the comments touched on some food allergy issues (which were mentioned in the post)and I was moved to actually write a comment. Somebody wrotein part
As long as you don't smear it [peanut butter] across the allergy kid's face or shove it down their throat there is no actual hazard to protect them from.
This is not strictly trueas those who live with food allergies know (and hopefully those who have read about this stuff here on my blog). I had to think about whether to respond or notbecause sometimes people get all riled up and want to argue. I decided to leave oneand only one commentand not to get engaged in a pointless debate. So I said
All I'm interested in doing is educating people--there's a lot of misinformation out thereso I feel like I should do my part in correcting some of that. It's a way in which I can support my son.
I only checked back once (okaytwiceincluding today). Most of the comments have to do with the ridiculous ban on peels. Some remarks about food allergies (not necessarily directed at my comment) include [my emphasis]:
Okay then. The general idea of these posters is that we food allergy parents "just" need to teach our kids how to avoid their allergenand then everything will be hunky-doryand nobody else's meal choices need to be affected.
Well why didn't I think of that? Starting right nowI'm going to teach Ryan about peanuts
What a wonderful idea! Why didn't I think of . . . wait a minute . . . I HAVE BEEN TEACHING HIM THESE THINGS! From the second we left the hospital when he was only 25 months old. First I'd educate myselfthen Brendanthen Ryan--and now his siblings are undergoing an education of their own. And his friends. And his family. He understands all of thisand he understands what's at stake.
So I have "just" taught him. But here is another point--he is seven-and-a-half years old. Old Enough to Know Betterperhaps?
Let me paint a picture for you here. Imagine if you willa health scaresuch asoh I don't know . . . let's call it "swine flu." It's spreading like wildfire among the kids at the local elementary schooland making kids (and adults) reallyreally sick.
Well I saysend your kid to school anyway! Yup! Just teach him to avoid germs! Teach him how to sneeze into a tissue and throw the tissue away. Teach him how to cough into his elbow. Teach him not to touch his eyes or mouth or nose. Teach him how to wash his hands thoroughly. Teach him when to wash his hands--after touching doorknobs or the lunch table or his desk or fellow classmates. Teach him not to borrow a pencil from the kid at the desk next to him. Teach him not to share his food or drink at lunch time.
He'll be fine right? Oh wait a minute . . . he's in second grade? About seven or eight years old? Hmmm . . . . And yesyou've taught him wellsureand he's ALWAYS perfect in following these rules--especially the 'no touching your eyes and nose and mouth' rule. Uh-huh.
But what about those other kids? You knowthe ones who manage to sneeze a hot mess of snot across the lunchroom? The ones who lick drinking fountains? The ones who like to give big friendly hugs to their buddies?
So you'd really be comfortable sending your seven or eight year old into a swine flu (or regular flu or pertussis or ebola or what-have-you) infested schoolbecause you've "just" taught him right?
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Barton Community College will be closed on Friday, April 3 and Monday, April 6 for Easter break. Barton's Center for Adult Education and Shafer Art Gallery will also be closed. The college's regular class schedule and office hours will resume Tuesday, April 7.
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The public is invited to observe a Vocal Masterclass forum from 3:10 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, March 27 in the Dorothy Moses Morrison Chapel in the Fine Arts Building at Barton Community College. The forum is open to the public.
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The Barton Community College Dance Team took home the region six championship trophies for the Team Dance and Hip Hop divisions in Iola Sunday. Mario Lao also competed in the solo division earning third place.
Eight Kansas community colleges competed in the Team Dance division and six competed in the Hip Hop division. There were 14 competitors in the solo competition.
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The Barton Community College Foundation will kick off its Annual Academic Enrichment Fund Campaign titled "Changing Lives – One Gift at a Time" on March 1. Lifelong area residents and supporters of the college Gary and Anna Burke will serve as honorary co-chairs for the month-long fundraising drive.
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This is where the problems started. We stood there and nobody helped us find a chair. I flagged down a waitress in sun glasses and she pointed to a dirty chair ! The life guard finally helped us get some chairs. We sat down and we watched servers walk by us for the next two hours, nobody offered any water or drinks to us! I finally had to flag down a waitress and another 30 minutes went by and nothing! Finally Teresa(?) showed up and things got better! The staff from 3pm to 5pm need to be retrained or fired!
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I have a question, I got into a great little space here, a portico doing photos on tile. They already have their quota on photography but she let me in doing photos on tile. I am trying to make them myself - it takes 7-10 business days to order the done ones and I don't have the money for enough right now. I affixed photos on tile with modpodge and am trying a sealer - they look ok. Actually as coasters they look ok. I can't bake them like Debra does. I am not crafty. I have put 3 coats of modpodge on them and then three coats of sealer. Does anyone have ideas? Also for sealers does anyone have any recommendation? I have a spray one and it's ok. I would love one that I can put on with a brush.
I would love suggestions. I would love to start asap with holidays coming up. And work my way into ordering a selection and doing photography!
Tony, Wow! Very well done!
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Jason, This is in response to the tread in Marketing. There is no reply option to your reply last night. I am sorry I didn't get that you were about fame at all. The supporting character is the story i thought you would identify with. Fame is handed to him and he says no, and the response and his reasoning are what I found to be thought provoking. For others the movie I am talking about is, 'Country Strong'.
Eileen, I really admire your vision and commitment. :)
Deby, There is a place in Ky that is called the Upper Room, it a second floor of a building where the rooms are chambers each with a different theme. The walls are canvas to the murals and they have worship and prayer events there. It is very similar to what you are describing. I have also had a similar thoughts of creating the an "Epic" of the heart of God using sound, scent and visual arts to create a multi sensory experience. It too would be a progression of chambers. I saw it as something that could travel?
I also would love to build a place where people could come and explore their creativity, get feed back, expand, and grow as artists of all kinds. It would provide performance venues as well. it is not a school in the traditional sense but a facilitating community. It's hard to put into words but I can see it.
Eileen, I have a similar plan, plus because my gallery would be in my home I would have fairly low overhead.
Appreciate you guys, Deb
My vision is for an exhibit that tells the story of Christ interacting with His creation called Jesus Encounters - Ordinary People, Transformed Lives. I have just secured my domain, engaged one oil painter and completed my first professional photo shoot, which will be the inspiration for a couple of compositions. I am not a painter myself, just the visionary/producer. If any of you know of anyone that might be interested in this project, please let me know as I would like to have several artists represented in this project! Also, would love to hear any feedback you might have. More details to follow... :)
Thanks to everyone for the warm welcome!
Debra, I am happy to share my gallery experience with you. As with every other business pursuit, you have to have a great product, in my case, beautiful original works of art, know who your target audience is and how to market to them . The other thing you need is deep pockets, an investor or second income to keep the gallery going through challenging economic times. This time I plan to start with a virtual gallery and possibly build on that.
Deby, your gallery idea sounds fascinating and something that would be fun to experience!
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The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) has announced a healthy profit, boosted substantially by the controversial deal to put advertising on the All Blacks' playing jersey.
The union announced a profit for 2012 of $NZ3.2 million on Tuesday, up considerably from the NZ $NZ3.1 million loss of the year before.
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When a terrible drought struck William Kamkwamba's tiny village in Malawi, his family lost all of the season's crops, leaving them with nothing to eat and nothing to sell. William began to explore science books in his village library, looking for a solution. There, he came up with the idea that would change his family's life forever: he could build a windmill. Made out of scrap metal and old bicycle parts, William's windmill brought electricity to his home and helped his family pump the water they needed to farm the land.
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Nice, Clean, and Comfortable
I stayed one night 9/13/04. The check in was quick and efficient. The staff were warm and welcoming. The room on the 9th floor was basic, but comfortable and clean. The street noise is considerable. The room had a sliding glass door opening to face busy Century Blvd, but with the sliding glass door closed, the traffic noise wasn't too bad. Fairly firm comfortable bed. Food in the lounge was very good and the staff was very friendly and cheerful. The pool is not heated, so it's a chilly swim! Parking was $9.00 in either a parking garage or parking lot. Good rate of $57.00 from the Holiday Inn website. Overall, a nice, basic hotel with friendly staff. I'd stay again.
Liked the Room, Hated the Intrusions
Great value for the price (Howire $50), pleasant front desk and room service staff, and a free airport shuttle. The best part was being able to drop off our rental car a couple of streets away(saving the $10 overnight hotel parking). However, someone knocked on our door at midnight, and our phone rang at 1:35 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. Each time no one was at the other end. The hotel said the intrusions must have come from another hotel guest. To avoid the sleepless night we had, I recommend asking for a room that wasn't rented out the night before your stay.
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I stayed at this hotel in April for an eight-day stay. The hotel was close to the airport, but not much else. Room was not the worst I've seen, but could've been better. Don't even bother with the room service or buffet in the hotel's restaurant. There are several places nearby to grab a quick bite. Neighborhood isn't the most friendly I've been in. The pool was the highlight of my trip... was kind of in a funny location, but no biggie. Staff seemed pleasant. I will probably stay here again in the future, good value if you are in the area... and don't mind street noise.
Room is ok, but tiny
We got 2 rooms in very different locations. The staff said they can't find two closed no smoking rooms even in the same floor. Really? The room is kind of old but clean. It is just big enougth for a king size bed. And the window is not so tight so that you can heard the noise on the street. Park fee is $10. It is pretty close to airport and Car rental companies. So, it is ok to live there for catching early flight, but may not good for just living.
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The room was clean and comfortable, but just a standard room. We didn't eat in the restaurant but it appeared to be nice. We had drinks and appetizers in the bar area, the drinks and service were good. The downsides are: to go to the exercise room you have to go outside the hotel and enter through another door, this seems awkward and weird.
Also our room was on the backside of the hotel and someone in the residential area was having a party playing loud music all night long.
Oh and the parking is $8 a day. The location is great for the airport only, but other than that there's really nothing in the area at all.
This is just your basic Holiday Inn, no frills.
The title sums it up. 2 or 3 out of 5.
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I'd stay there again if there was nothing better on offer for the price (and arrange better transport next time!) and needed to be in the same area, but otherwise I'd try the Quality Inn next door first - it is quieter, newer and lower priced. That or one of the other half dozen hotels littering that stretch of road.
Very bad stay
We had a terrible experience with this hotel when we travelled there in Dec'03. We wanted a non smoking room and was given a smoking room. The staff didn't give us a different room, instead the room was sprayed which didn't have any effect. The door to the attached bathroom didn't lock properly. Even the amenities like alarm clock in the room were missing. The staff was not at all friendly. The parking was also hard to find with the hotel, even their shuttles to the airport didn't have a place to park. Parking was costly as well (10$)
It was really a terrible experience. We would definitely not recommend it.
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We stayed at this hotel for 5 nights in early Dec 2003. We rang the hotel from the airport and they offered us a king bed room at an Internet rate. The staff were cheerful and very helpful. My biggest thanks go to the staff at the conicerge desk who gave us good directions and discount vouchers to the attractions.
The rooms could be brightened up, but all in all we were very pleased with the hotel.
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Excellent Value
Good value, friendly staff. We stayed here in 2/03 and paid under $60 for a king bed with a sleeper sofa. Rooms clean and updated but could use better lighting. Some airport noise, awkward location of pool. Would recommend.
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"Nothing New Here"
The Kennedys are always interesting and fascinating, and I seem to enjoy listening to the same stories over and over. While there are some new details here, there are not massive revelations. The narrator is fine, but his attempts at a "breathy" voice for Jackie Kennedy are a bit comical. This was a fun read, but it was fluff - fun fluff, but fluff.
"Not What I Was Expecting"
This story wasn't at all what I was expecting. Its fanciful and almost sci-fi. I was expecting a mystery of some kind, but not the impossible. I enjoyed it, but didn't love it.
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