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Indicative data released from the Council on American-Islamic Relations claims that 2016 is looking to be the second-worst year on record when it comes to mosque attacks. However, this year's number of attacks is hardly near the record that was set last year: 78 mosques were attacked or vandalized in 2015.
A recent attack on a mosque unfolded early Monday. Surveillance footage shows a man approaching a mosque in Fort Pierce, Florida. The man was carrying paper and a bottle of liquid, and soon the mosque lit up into a blazing inferno. This mosque in particular, the Islamic Center of Fort Pierce, was the religious praying grounds for Orlando night club shooter Omar Mateen. On top of that, the crime was committed on the anniversary of 9/11.
"I don't want to speculate on a motive. We all know the implications of the date and the time of year that this is, the 9/11 anniversary. Is that related? I would not want to speculate but certainly that is in the back of our minds," St Lucie County Sheriff's Office Maj. David Thompson said.
The community, police and officials are in debate whether the attack was a hate crime or just arson. While the police department does not want to jump to conclusions, CAIR is already claiming the attack had Islamophobic intentions and that these type of crimes are alarmingly on the rise.
"This time another mosque has been targeted in a crime that could have easily taken the life of any worshiper. Only one hour prior to the fire the building was occupied. Our prayers are with the Fort Pierce Islamic Center community for all the difficulties they have endured this year," CAIR-Florida said.
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Very clean. Free shuttle bus to airport. But next time I will pay more to stay in airport. In this case the hotels closer to the airport were all more than 200 Euro, which for me for a transit stay doesn't make sense. Typical transit hotel with transit atmosphere. They even have a cheaper option next door for 49 Euro
friendly staff, convenient location and airport shuttle take away store very expensive, 1.5 bottled water which costs around 1 or 2 euros at a convenient store was 5 euros
I like simple modern decor, however this was a bit to basic, Th staff was courteous and check-in was fast. The hotel was only 10 minutes away by free shuttle bus from the airport, and we did not need to wait longer then 5-10 minutes each way for the shuttle. We paid over $200 for a triple room, however, what we received was a "converted" double room. They removed the narrow desk at the window and the bedside table, and instead squeezed in an extra bed. The double room was already very small and basic, but with this change it was really uncomfortable. The two single beds that were pushed together to make a "double" (with an uncomfortable crack in between) was only separated by about a 15 cm gap from the single bed, not allowing to fit two legs side by side, therefore you had to shuffle in sideways to get to the bed. The only electric outlets were above this third bed, so since there were no desks or tables, the overnight charging of the ipads and phones could only happen on the bed, making it very uncomfortable to sleep next to it. In addition, the bathroom light could only be turned on with the entrance light, therefore if someone wants to go out to the bathroom, has to disturb everyone in the room with the light. A dim nightlight in the bathroom would be a welcome change. In addition, the restaurant at the 4th floor had a poor decor and mediocre food, and at 60 Euros for two main courses and a desert and water I think it is really overpriced. My lamb was likely over its teenage years, and my boys did not care for the hamburger meat either, although they usually love it.
shuttle service to airport
Location is ok. About 10 min from airport, and short walk to bus station to go into town. Thin walls and very noisy all night. No air conditioning, was sweating all night. No mini fridge.
It was fine for the overlay in our travels. Our room was very basic, no frills. Close to the airport.
Nice clean reasonable hotel. Recommended it.
Very easy check in and wonderful staff. Good shuttle service.. Poor service in restaurant. Young and not well trained staff. Good food though and reasonable prices
I had allergy problems in this hotel and I could hardly breathe. There was also a mouldy mell in the air, I assume that was my problem.
Omg they were doing a contruction at the front so much noises
one of the cleanest hotels i've ever stayed in!!! staff was very friendly and helpful. will definitely go back!!
Quiet hotel, even though so close to airport
Very convient for getting to the airport, regular shuttle ran between the hotel and airport all day long. Room very modern, spacious and quite after staying in the old part of Amsterdam for a week. Nice restaurant, had a good dinner but breakfast was a 15E buffet, no other choice, expensive but good.
Booked room for $75 after missing flight. Shuttle was provided at the airport. Was very clean and nice for the price. Staff was friendly except for shuttle driver. Nice looking pool, sauna and steam room. Restaurant staff was nice. Shuttle driver was rude on the way to the hotel. Restaurant was expensive $15 for hamburger. Had to wait till exactly 2 pm to check in they wouldn't check us in 10 minutes early.
The hotel was very clean and the room was amazing, worth the money! The staff is very rude and unprofessional. It is so bad that despite the hotel being clean and well kept it isn't worth the stay.
The shuttle service from the airport was free and efficient. Staff were friendlly and responsive. Room was clean and comfortable without any excessive noise. There was a nice restaurant and bar. Only that our room originally didn't have a door to the bathroom, they did change us to a room with a door after we asked. At first we thought maybe this was normal in Amsterdam but it seemed a bit primitive to have no way of containing the various sights and smells. it was rather strange to be given this type of facility without any warning.
Wonderful staff, great food, great room No ramp to roll luggage up, had to drag it up the stairs
Front desk staff very helpful. Extended my stay twice and never a problem to keep the same room. A short walk into the town adjacent. Rooms were in good shape. It was very convenient as I was taking some courses at Schipol. Shuttle service. The bus was packed when it finally arrived after I waited 52 minutes at the airport. There was a crowd awaiting to get on. I did manage to get on but not everyone who wanted to was able, This shuttle serves the Ibis budget, the Ibis and the Dorint hotels So you get 1 and 2 star shuttle service to a 4 star hotel. The bus did go directly to the Dorint, but I was the only one to get off there. A 4 star hotel needs to offer 4 star service throughout all its services.
The hotel is an excellent value for the price. The room my wife and I had was clean and quiet. We thought the restaurant was overpriced but the location is within walking distance of a wonderful small town where the people were very friendly and an Italian restaurant and grocery store very close. The bus to the airport was on time but sometimes crowded. Overall we would stay there anytime we are at Amsterdam airport.
staff were kind I had to change hotels because their wifi was so bad. Stayed at the Park Plaza, much better offer
The service and attitude of all personal from desk to dining room was very friendly and accomidating
I stayed at the Dorint hotel on the 21 of this month(may 2015) anf it has been by far the worst experience i have ever had! I have stayed there before and i had no complains overall, but this time, there was a person in the recception that treated me really badly with no reason, i was staring at him thinking how come this person works here? I wrote down his name(Victor Brokke) and i wanted to talk with the manager but i had no time because i had an early flight and i was kind of late, too diferent than the morning recepcionist that was so nice and professional, when she asked me how was my experience i told hee about the missunderstanding that happent that night and she said she would take care of it. Really, they lost a customer, i travel to the netherlands at least 3 time a year and i love staying in hotels close to Schiphol because of the facilities such as close to amsterdam and also shuttles to the airport. What they dont realized i think is there is over 50 hotels in that area, and the Dorint isnt going to be one that me, relatives or friends are going to stay in.
Great location, close to airport as well as only a short transit ride to downtown. Can't stress how helpful the complimentary ride to and from the airport was. Would definitely stay there again. No resturant in budget but regular ibis hotel right next door with everything you could need. No resturants nearby other than one in the next door hotel and a McDonald's across the street. Room was a tad small but definitely manageable.
It was cheap and near the airport with a shuttle Small rooms, the bathroom was not very clean, minimal amenities
Very unfair !! Caution price is not right that the only parking 17.5 euros !! Small room not recommended at all !
Close to the airport and free shuttle to and from the airport. This hotel caters to families - there were numerous children running and screaming in the hallways at all hours. I was a single adult, and requested a quiet room because I had to get up at 4:00 am for a flight. They put me right next to the elevator, and on the other side was a room with 2 unsupervised children. It was a terrible night - and frankly the 'budget' price wasn't really very budget. Not worth the money, and I would not recommend it. Next time I want a night like this, I'll sleep on a bench IN the airport, for free.
We spent a night here in transit between Brussels and Den Haag. Walking distance from Schiphol Plaza. Self check-in and check-out feature was very convenient. Room decor was modern. All room light/tv/blinds were controlled with an ipad. WiFi was great. TV had a good selection of channels (for us- we watched comedy central). We got to store our luggage for a few hours after checking out which was extremely convenient. Hotel manager was excellent. There was a leak with our shower, which actually made it unclear how the thing worked! So we wasted almost an hour in the morning. The hotel manager was EXTREMELY helpful... wish we'd asked him for assistance immediately!
Free TV & Movies Shower & Toilet in the room with transparent enclosure - not for the shy.
The check in time No place for suitcase
Efficiency, comfort. nothing. it was perfect.
Bed was very comfortable. Very avant-garde. Mood lights, TV, everything can be controlled by the in room iPad. Bar and areas downstairs provide all kinds of environments for different people and activities. Buffet was good and reasonable. Charging 3 euro to use a major credit card.
Very nice shower. Clean, trendy room. Very unique. Room was small. Room Controls for lights, heat, etc did not work well.
Too small
I love the iPad-centric room controls. Great selection of newly released movies. Comfortable bed with a great TV setup. Temperature controls don't work very well - the room gets very cold at night even though I set the temperature to 70 Fahrenheit. The toilet and shower design are fun and just fine for a single traveler. When traveling with a partner, there "tube" designs dont provide any privacy, especially for the toilet. Perhaps adding a fan or some ambient noise to drown out toilet noises could help keep the mood romantic, hahaha!
Clean comfy room, great common areas, makes you feel at home. Will definitely stay here again. 5 minute walk to the airport, no need for taxi or shuttle
A good idea for an airport hotel. Almost like a hostel. Real service even though there is simplified check in and check out. Well thought out room and superior amenities on the main floor. I recommend this for an surprised overnight. No provision for luggage.
The location Furnishing of the rooms
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Top Location, Friendly Staff Rooms, even booked early and got a cheap price, do not match at all a 5 star hotel. The room rate compensated a bit for it, but definitely disappointed by a hotel which has such a famous name.
Calmness Had to pay EUR 100 for 4 days of broadband connection. Should be free inside the hotel.
Check in/ out not very efficient
Nothing exceptional springs to mind Badly stocked mini bar. No 24 hour restaurant/coffee shop
The location was the best thing. The rooms were small, inefficient handling of processes and nothing that made me feel it to be a "grand 5* hotel". They should take a lesson from Germans in Efficiency... or another grand hotel in their neighborhood.
NH is the ground zero for Amsterdam
Very relaxed friendly atmosphere
Room in renovated wing was close to street and loud but gave an excellent people watching view
We have stayed at this hotel twice now and it is in an excellent central location. The hotel reception is beautiful and the rooms are also in keeping with this. Our recent room was very clean, comfortable big bed and with all the amenities that you would expect. Prior to this we have stayed in one of the suites which are excellent but of course pricey. The general rooms are a good price - not the cheapest but you do get what you pay for. We didnt book the breakfast as this made the room price too expensive.
Location Scruffy corridors and dark bedrooms
Very clean. Well-organised. Convenient to public transportation. Great value. Quiet rooms. Grocery store next door if needed. Minor point, but no convenience items (paper, pencil/pen, laundry bag, lotion, etc.) in the room. Only blackout curtains, so no way to have privacy during the day from the office building across the street without shutting out all sunlight from the room. Some sheer curtains would be nice. Some scrambled eggs at the buffet breakfast would be a nice addition.
Three adults, including myself, stayed here a day before and after a cruise. The hotel was a great price and offered three single beds and a very large bathroom. Being from the U.S. with limited public transportation where I live, I did not realize that the tram is different than the train. We thought we could take the tram to and from the airport and port, but you need to take a taxi, so that was a little disappointing. The tram is an excellent way to get downtown, though. You pay right on the tram, 7.50 Euros for 24 hours. The staff was extremely helpful in giving directions regarding navigating the city and helping answer a variety of questions. They even ordered taxi pick up for us. No cotton washcloths No alcohol on the premises Small refrigerator No ice? Limited dining in the area Must take a taxi to/from airport or port, the train is too far to walk with luggage The price the hotel quoted us for the taxi was incorrect. The taxi companies charged more.
The hotel staff were very friendly and responsive. We were upgraded to a nice room. The breakfast was fantastic, probably the best we had had in a long time. The location is perfect for any visitor and Amsterdam is one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Also to note, people in Amsterdam (including all the hotel staff) were extremely friendly and ready to help. Loved it!
Great location near train station and city. Good views from the hotel. Room was large and bath was too! Room was dated.
Very convenient location for sightseeing. Lots of good restaurant nearby Price a little high. But , compare to US, European hotel is usually higher.
I spent two nights at the NH Barbizon and I only have positive things to say. It was a group of 5 friends and we couldnt be happier with our stay. The hotel in itself is beautifully decorated. The location is excellent across from Amsterdam Central and all the trolleys, but the best part of the hotel was the staff. Daniel helped my friends and I not only with our luggage, but with advice on getting around the city, recommendations for restaurants, and sightseeing. Overall great experience, and upon my return to Amsterdam I will definitely stay here and hope to get assistance from Daniel!
Best Staff ever very friendly and welcoming
Other than the location, this place really was just so-so. Most Marriott Courtyards are cleaner, more comfortable, and have much better service. For the price, however, it wasn't a bad deal and proximity to both Amsterdam Centraal and many tourist attractions made up for the lack of aesthetic appeal and customer service. Breakfast was not included and would be an addition $30/person. At that price, it should include a packed bong and tickets to the Van Gogh museum. Rooms were terribly outdated and not in a quaint Dutch way, but in an oddly 80's post-apocalyptic manner that made me question why I wasn't staying at a hostel. Our shower didn't even have a door or a curtain. 5 stars!? Are you kidding me? Europe must max out on a 10 star scale.
Nothing The picture they show of the room is not even close to what I had to stay in. My room was old, smelled horrible, most of the lights did not work, and the shower head was broke. This has to be one of the worst experiences I have ever had in a hotel..
Location was great. The room was clean and comfortable. The noise from the street was absurdly loud at all times of the night. The hotel provides earplugs by your bedside.
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The location is great, opposite Centraal Railway station and you avoid the added cost and hassle of catching a cab to your hotel. Most tourist spots are within walking distance. Staff was great, they let us check in early and check out late which helped us a great deal. Some of the advertised facilities were not available during our stay but it did not really matter to us.
Great rate (much less than hotels downtown) and included free breakfast, wifi and had friendly helpful people who all spoke English. We did not realize that we would have to take a tram to the downtown part of Amsterdam where everything was located. If arriving with suitcase from train station, go out the BACK door of Central station and then go down stairs below and look for Tram 12 to get to hotel (2 stops) If not, it's a 10 min walk but a bit tricky initially to find. To go to the Airport, we had to take Tram 12 to Central Station and then the Train 1 stop to the airport. To go to the area of Amsterdam where most of the museums were, we had to take Tram 12 (near hotel & comes frequently) and then change to Tram 6. Since we were there for only 2 days we'd rather just step outside of our hotel and be in walking distance without public transportation. The hotel is basically in suburbia. (About 15 min or so into the City though.) The only option for dinner is their $29 buffet. There is a restaurant 5 min away, Cafe Pistau though that is excellent).
Great staff, one not so friendly but hey! This is Amsterdam! The rest more than made up for her. Very clean. Very modern. Very COMFORTABLE. Transportation into city center was not bad at all with bus and tram station nearby and a main train station within a 12 minute walk. Pay for breakfast, pricey but worth it. Everything was great, I plan to return and recommend to all my friends and family.
The tram is right outside of the hotel. Very convenient for traveling to the train station. There was also a store that was close by as well.
Location is awesome, ca. 20 mins to the old city with tram, tram station is just few steps away from hotel, if you come back late after 1:00 in the night, there is a bus connected Breakfast is good, 15 euro is cheap for Amsterdam.. Actually no
The staff was friendly & helpful we had a tram stop 5 minutes from the hotel that takes you to central Amsterdam you can buy day passes right at the Hotel.The breakfast bar was good but it's not cheap the same goes for the dinner.We ate in small cafes while touring Amsterdam it's a lot cheaper that way. No washcloth in the bathrooms they don't use them in Amsterdam so bring your own.Parking was 15 euros per day unless you can find a spot outside.
Free shuttle to the airport. The rug was stained and one of the upholstered chair was soiled. Also, no coffee pot or supplies in the room.
Restaurant was very good, bar staff very attentive, facilities very clean. Outstanding Not a thing
The food in the restaurant, the wonderful and welcoming open fire and the very high standard of interior design which was very stylish. We have stayed at this hotel over 20 times both on business and pleasure and love it. Despite this however the Manager was unable to offer any form of refund when we explained our Son and his friends would not be joining us for his 18th Birthday weekend as Birmingham Airport had been closed and all flights cancelled. a little understanding would have softened the blow as we were all devastated, especially as his Grandmother, to whom he was very close had died 4 weeks earlier and we were all really looking forward to a wonderful break.This lack of flexibility is my only critisism of what is otherwise an excellent hotel.
The Quad rooms are really huge and very comfortable. More than sufficient for our family of 2A and 3 C. The free bus shuttle between the hotel and airport is very convenient and runs on time. Reception staff were very helpful. They let me use their PC and allowed me to take a few pages printout. Rooms had no kettle. The walk from reception to the rooms using two separate lifts was a bit tiresome. No help from the hotel for this.
Breakfast-wonderful! Front desk staff attitude. Stayed there >5 times. Never had staff refer to my being a regular customer. I had just arrived from a long flight and had to wait in foyer for a room. Too much luggage to safely carry 'down' to storage area myself. Staff wouldn't hold even one piece behind the counter. I was a woman travelling alone so not at all considerate as I couldn't even visit the bathroom! Staff also eager to suggest only most expensive suites available when this was not strictly true, on a previous stay with no prior booking. Good reason to book before going! Other than one male front desk staff, most times front desk staff seemed high-handed and rather unfriendly. Shame because hotel is convenient and the food is great!
quality of your dining facilities and quality iof the food
I was impressed by the level of service from the personnel. I had forgotten my BB in the hotel , so I called in five minutes they called me back to say that they had found it.
We stayed here two days(not consecutive) and the hotel was very nice! The first night we stayed we had a great room, it must have just been re done. The bathroom was amazing with a huge tub and a separate shower with a rainfall shower head! The room was huge and very clean! It was decorated very nicely! The staff was very nice and helpful! There was a balcony which was a plus. They had a shuttle that took you to and from the airport which was very convienent because the hotel is definitely in the middle of no where! If your looking for a place to experience Amsterdam this would not be it! The hotel is basically in the middle of no where but they do have a shuttle that runs every 40 minutes that takes you to the airport where you can get on the train and be down to Amsterdam in about 20 min. The first time we stayed here we had a great room, it was beautiful! The second time we stayed there the room was much less then what we were expecting! There wasn't anything wrong with it but I guess we just got out in the older part of the hotel that time!
Good price- bus to airport was very convenient and free. Good deal for price. Hotel hallways (and to some extent the room) smelled like weed and cigarettes. Budget rooms were very outdated and didn't feel very clean.
convenient to airport - lovely dining room and delicious food. it was a little further from the airport than we thought and we were very isolated.
very well
After encountering one of Europe's worst heat waves, this was a pleasant surprise. The a/c was ice cold; the rooms were perfect for my family (individual beds); breakfast was more than adequate; and the hotel's restaurant had excellent dishes. I sincerely enjoyed my three day stay. I will come again.
There's a complimentary airport shuttle and it's only €5 a person for hotel to airport. Located right next to the tram. Only €7,50 for unlimited 24 hours on the tram and it brings you to the center of town with the Anne frank house or dam square if you get off at the next stop. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Very clean and comfortable bed. The price was a little steep in the restaurant on the 17th floor since the food wasn't amazing but it was pretty good. I recommend the quesadillas if you like cheese bc that was my favorite. Other than that I highly recommend this hotel!
-close to a coffiehouse -close to metro and bus -rents bikes and scooters per day -nice comfy rooms -clean -nice showers -On the day we checked out a guy came early to see if we left and continued to do so every two hours or so. Once we left we had forgot a bag and went back up he was going through said bag, and freaked out once he saw us. We just took our stuff and left not wanting to make a big deal. We later found out he stole 30 euro from the bag. Not a large amount, but still be wary. This is true everywhere. Never trust your money alone anywhere.
I really liked the staff who were always helpful in all the questions we had. The room was very modern.
very good hotel, friendly staff, very nice rooms. expensive breakfast, a little bit far away from the Center
Our stay at the hotel was fantastic, probably one of the nicest hotels we have every stayed in. The price was very reasonable, and it was easy access to the centre of the city. The room was beautiful, and clean. We had a lovely stay, thank you. There was nothing that we didn't like during our stay at the hotel.
Check in time is too late, 15:00.
Clean , tidy Reception was a bit cryptic, not so freindly and lacking in advice
Food parking facilities good isolation from streetnoise view from cocktail bar on top of the building No information of costs of sauna, this was a surprise at check out Water streaming in the bathroom while showering No bathrobes
Good room Room towards the motorway. Earplugs helped.
The room was an absolute fantastic room. Spacious, stylish, comfortable and clean. The staff wereaslo friendly and helpful. Extremely close to the centre although if you are not familiar with the area a sat nav would be an advantage
The room was really nice and comfortable. Very modern with good facilities in the room and hotel. The location was ok only a ten minute walk to the tram which takes you straight into the city of Amsterdam. Was nice to be close to the city but away from all the hustle and bustle. The staff were helpful and advised me and my partner on any information we needed regarding getting to different places we wanted to visit. The Skyy bar on the tenth floor was great. Gorgeous decor and the cocktails were fab!! Overall our trip was really good and would definatly stay there again and recommend to others. The only thing was having to pay to use the sauna in the spa although the swimming pool was free it was expensive to the sauna. Every spa hotel I have stayed in it was free so I wouldn't have expected to have to pay for this.
breakfast was good althought expensive (17 euro pp), a lot of choice. The swimming pool was not that big but okay for a quick swim Using the sauna was an extra cost (10 euro pp), the lounge area was not always clean
We liked the mirrors (especially the big one in front of the bed) and also the window between the room and the shower :). We also loved that we could sleep till late. The location is quite convenient, it's very easy to get from and to the airport (Lelylaan station), and also to the city centre (trams 1 and 17). In the shower there was a mild smell of sewer, from the drainage. Also, the toilet should have its own sink.
the location liked every thing
The hotel has great restaurants. My room was in need of a refurbisment and was certainly not 5 star. Shower did not have enought pressure. Cheap toilet paper. Paint at the bottom of the door was completely coming off. I have stayed in better hotels in Amsterdam (e.g. Dylan)
Great health club, very nice deluxe room Air conditioning didn't cool very well, furniture in room had defective drawers, cost of laundry service was outrageous, there isn't a good "normal, everyday" restaurant in hotel - all restaurants are expensive and fancy
The breakfast is great. Over priced - not value for money.
The staff members were friendly and accommodating My room was not cleaned until quite late in the afternoon. I had expected it to be done earlier.
Friendliness of staff. Flexibility of staff. Overall standards do not meet Okura Tokyo.
food, concierge, services, fantastic hotel we were charged for bar food that we did not like and sent back to the kitchen. The burger was rare (should not be rare if minced meat) and the chicken was underdone and no 'leeks julienne' was served with it, though advertised on the menu.
Location and extensive facilities of the Okura; excellent staff and services.
very nice and good hotel. It is little bit far away from the center of the city.
Perfect business hotel - great facilities and attentive staff. Good choice of restaurants within the hotel.
I am particularly greatfull to Louis (staff) who made my stay amazingly wonderfull the house keeping.. i recognize that we left the room a mess, but when we came back the only thing they did was the bed! they didn´t reload the mini bar, or clean the tables..
The room was great, the staff was very nice, and I had a great experience overall. The restaurant is pricey. I ate dinner in town. Breakfast is reasonable, if you reserve it the night prior. Good food though.
They made me sign a pre-authorization with the room rates + 50 euros per day for frigobar (so expensive). When I did my check out (I paid in cash) they couldn't cancel this pre-authorization with the machine (they sent a fax to the credit card office) and I am always very afraid of this kind of cancellation. I had to change my room 3 times (the door didn't close well, they gave me a double bed but I have asked for 2 sigle beds, etc). They didn't have someone to help with the luggage (when I arrived and left the hotel).
Service wonderful! Only complaint, a/c not strong enough
We very much liked the hospitality in your hotel especially during breakfast the staff was helpful and gave us a comfortable feeling It was a pity that the shower was leaking into the bathroom and the water gathered round the toilet which made the floor very slippery.
Simple value
The hotel overall was ok. The room was clean and had nice amenities. The staff was polite. I was a bit disappointed that we had a hard time getting a hold of room service on a couple of occasions. Also, we were awakened by loud noises made by the staff on the first morning after we arrived. We were exhausted from travel and could not go back to sleep because of the distractions.
A fantastic hotel with superb staff. Very helpful and welcoming.
staff wanted 1 bouble and 1 twin room got 2 doubles
Friendly staff, comfortable beds. Breakfast was to expensive so we went out to eat.
The staff was helpful and friendly. Beds were comfortable, but small. No good coffee in the room. Housekeeper did not take a fast food garbage bag out. She left it exactly where I left it. No hotel shuttle, like you would expect with a 4 or 5 *
I do not recommend this hotel.
This is the third visit to the hotel. This is a very clean hotel and we have no complaints about service. The restaurant and bar prices are very high compared with other establishments we visited. The heating in the room was inadequate and we could not get it higher, the weather was very cold at the time of our visit.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time in Amsterdam and couldn't have asked for a better hotel. Very comfortable, immaculate, great location, incredibly friendly and professional staff. Would definitely recommend this hotel for pleasure or business trip. nothing
Good location, helpful staff, nice bar.
I liked the location and the style of the room. We wanted to make some tea as it was quite cold in Amsterdam but there was no tea pot. We asked the service and it appeared the tea pot would cost us additional 6 euros. I think tea pot should not cost anything in the hotel of such level.
The location is perfect, walking distance from the train. We also walked both days from the hotel through the neighborhoods to the museum district and back. The breakfast and cocktail receptions were an added benefit.
Excellent location, which is why I would still recommmend it. Not particularly good value for money. There were rennovations taking place making the room a bit noisy duraing the day. 30 Euro pp breakfasts are too expensive and should have been included in the rate
nothing Had booking confirmation in-hand. Manager asked a ton of questions, asked me to email her the confirmation, wasted a half hour till she finally told me the reservation cannot be honored because their reservation system was already closed, meaning they overbooked and refused my reservation after I already showed up at the hotel. They wasted my time. They were rude. They tried to blame me even though all i did was book online. They provided no assistance in getting a different room in the city. Awful experience. BE CAREFULL ON BUSY NIGHTS, THEY OVERBOOK.
Great location. great food, friendly staff. pricey
Very central location, clean, friendly, well-furnished.
Paid extra for lounge Lounge didn't have food available all the time Lounge should open at 5 am We were with my handicap father and the hotel lobby is handicap accessible but it would be a real problem if he had to leave quickly.
Great central location. Nice, business-class hotel with good facilities and service. Ask for room facing courtyard, which is quieter than street side. Kayak price of $170/nt incl (very good) breakfast was great deal for this property.
Good location, big and clean rooms,nice staff, value for money
central position for visiting amsterdam Impersonal feeling with pseudo design furniture
soft and comfirtable bed You have to pay for everything such as internet, phone calls, TV, etc. Service was poor. Prices are relatively much higher than other similar hotels.
good location, great comfortable beds and nice gym and sauna area
Location and staff Internet services not included in package
Centralized Hotel
Great geographic location Fee parking for the car Fitting out of the hotel entry not indicated on website. Worse soundproofing of the room windows.
hotel staff and clean the Spa
Nothing !!! Center of Amsterdam
location There internet.
The hotel was pretty fine, clean and with good style. Very close to the center. The room was big enought for all family. We didn't got any breakfast at hotel, but during the boat cruise, the stop is very close to the hotel. Miss the boiler for have some tea in the room. The remote control of TV almost died.
very comfortable bed and soft sheets front door was not working so had to use side door
The hotel was well located near the central station and around the corner from the main shopping streets. They charge extra for the use of the steamroom. €10.50 per person is outrageous when you have already spent alot to stay in a Hotel that is only average for the money it costs.
The front desk staff was excellent. The hotel was a pleasant surprise. I was thrilled to stay in a room that was large, clean and very comfortable. Loved the robe, slippers and balcony with view of Amsterdam Centraal! The location was perfect. Hotel is historic so parts of it are older but for the location and price I paid I would absolutely stay here again. Also I ordered a pizza from room service and was amazed. It may have been the best pizza I have ever had!
Great hotel in a great location. You are right in the center with a beautiful view. Excellent stuff and service. Great breakfast. Pricy but totally worth the price. Will definitely stay again !
the only thing i liked is the reception they are very friendly and helpful the room 302 is bad , the closet is very very small for a double room and the bathroom very small which makes you uncomfertable , and i had to leave the hotel after 6 nights instead 9 nights
It was a very comfortable hotel in a great location. It was very easy to reach from the station/airport as well as being able to walk to many places of interest. The trams were nearby as were the canal trips. It was great value for money and I highly recommend it.
Great staff, ideal location, room clean and well equipped.
Location, size of rooms, First room I had was below ground level. I'll never take rooms 134 - 138 again.
Location very central Good breakfast Small room, tiny bathroom Room unclean, dirty carpet: when we first came into the room, there was a bit of paper on the floor. It was not hidden or difficult to get. I left it there on purpose and it stayed there for three days. It was finally removed (vacuumed?)
The location was very convenient and accessible and the staff was very accommodating. Our room was not ready when we arrived nor was it ready when they told us to return. The management responded with an upgrade at a reasonable rate and free drinks at the bar. The rest of the staff was also great. We enjoyed a bottle of wine in our room & the bartender opened our bottle without corkage fees, gave us crystal glasses to drink out of & even gave us some snacks to enjoy, all on the house! Overall a very great experience; we would consider staying there again! The front desk and housekeeping seemed understaffed. There always seemed to be a very long line to check in/out & ask questions. Rooms were not ready when promised although it ended up working in our favor as we received an upgrade & free drinks at the bar.
location facilities/pool/sauna great staff Airco or ventilation was a bit loud, but it wasn't a problem. Soaps and shampoo were in the wc, but no toothpaste. I'd rather have toothpaste than hand cream.
localisation in the city and cleanliness of room
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Like staying with old friends
From the moment we arrived we felt like old friends being welcomed home and what a lovely home it is.
The room was comfy and spacious with everything we could ask for. Breakfast was served in a lovely conservatory looking out over beautiful mature gardens and woodland that were full of wildlife. Nothing was too much for Kim and Mike to provide. They were a warm and welcoming couple who were pleased to share their home with us.
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Had a lovely weekend break.
In a quiet village near to Beamish and between Durham and Newcastle. Ideal for exploring the area. Owners recommended some restaurants nearby for evening meal. Settled on Deano's in Lanchester which was a busy Italian Trattoria and very reasonable. Can understand why Oak Cottage has received 4th in UK 2015 awards 'Simply the Guest' with a class room and beautiful gardens and very obliging hosts. A tip for directions leave A1M follow signs for Chester le Street through town past market on left and Tesco, under railway bridge take next left up hill to roundabout.
Turn right then 2 miles to T junction in Holmside. Turn left Oak Cottage on left. If you get lost everyone knows Kim and Mike. Have your own parking space at front. Very private and safe.
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A tranquil retreat
Oak Cottage was a great find.
The owners were very welcoming and knowledgeable about the area. The room was spacious and we'll designed. Having only one room meant that you receive very individual service. The breakfast in the conservatory was of good quality and were entertained by the wide array of birds that visited the feeding station in the garden. The house is very central for many of the attractions in the area. The only slight problem was when we were trying to find the property, the sat nav takes you further up the road.
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Nice room spoilt by very rude owner
We couldn't find Oak Cottage so phoned them and we were so appalled by how the male owner spoke to us that we would have gone elsewhere if we hadn't been committed.
He became sarcastic and patronising calling me " darling" and asking if I was from Ireland by which he meant to infer I was stupid ( yes, really!) and then blamed our sat nav telling us to demand our money back, all this instead of simply helping us with clear directions and landmarks. We were shocked and my other half wanted to run a mile from these people. But we pressed on and when we got there the owner ganked open the car door, stuck his ugly face in mine and started again with " are you from Ireland, are you stupid?". Obviously we could not get over this so it spoilt our stay. On other matters, the room has no curtains just thin blinds so is light at 3 am, the braekfast is ok and the view from the lounge is lovely.
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Oak Cottage is lovely.
Comfortable and clean. Kim and Mike are so welcoming. Really lovely people and very helpful and accommodating. I can very easily recommend this to everybody I know without hesitation.
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Room very comfortable ,breakfast in conservatory was delicious and enhanced by watching the fine array of birds
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Everything was clean, comfortable and tasteful. Breakfast was memorable contemplating the wonderful garden views. We would definitely recommend it.
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(BC) or disaster recovery (DR) plan. Those who do formulate plans often discover they lack certain information or coverage when the time comes to put them to work. Besides underscoring the need for regular mock exercises in implementing disaster recovery and business continuity plans, this phenomenon also underscores the costs of human frailty and oversight in putting such plans together.
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- Authentication and validation tools: All too often, the IT staff discovers that copies of crucial SSL certificates and important account passwords or physical access devices are missing when recovery is already underway.
The solution: arrange for secure offsite storage of physical devices and for secure online storage of passwords and certificates with a third party. Practice their retrieval and use as part of your DR/BC drills, exercises and mockups.
- Personnel contacts, info and methods: In a surprising number of cases, staff members discover that they can't reach the contacts identified in the disaster recovery or business continuity plan and plans too often fail to list a sufficient number of staff members to guarantee that a valid contact is available. Likewise, personnel notifications too often rely on somebody to manually initiate such contact by phone, email or other means.
The solution: make sure a sufficient number of contacts is included to protect recovery point objectives (RPOs) and recovery time objectives (RTOs). Email and pager notification of key staff members should be arranged through a secure email account offsite. Some well-known providers include Yahoo, Gmail or MSN, where you email passwords encrypted using a tool like this password applet [http://angel.net/~nic/passwd.sha1.1a.html], and make the account and password available to all responsible parties on the recovery plan staff list.
- Geographical risks and factors: Companies operate in earthquake zones, floodplains, fire hazard areas and occasionally even in war zones without adequately planning for natural or manmade disasters. Check your situation carefully, and model the most likely disasters as accurately as you can when conducting practice drills. Make sure offsite or distant alternatives are identified in personnel information in case local staff is unavailable.
- Recovery of individual computing: During recovery, individuals and corporate IT assets such as servers and storage farms (SANs or NAS servers), need to get back to work. Make sure disaster practice addresses issues involved in providing desktop or notebook access to key staff members during recovery, and to important staff members during the return to operational status.
- Procure sufficient backup power and facilities: Many companies discover that they can't draw on adequate power or facilities when they go into recovery mode. Practice sessions will quickly identify and help suggest remedies to such problems, but they can stymie recovery or continuity as surely as the lack of other important resources. Lack of sufficient power and facilities will show up during practice drills when and as drill teams try and fail to bring systems up because of power- or facilities-related issues or problems.
- Identify priority order for resource recovery: If servers need access to a storage server or farm before they can deliver access to key services or information, those resources must be ready before or as the servers come online. In general, most network resources will be unavailable until directory services are up, so they should be brought up first. Identify key dependencies and take them into account when documenting and describing recovery processes and procedures.
- Provide adequate documentation and instructions for recovery: Beyond addressing essential dependency issues covered in the preceding item, many companies discover during recovery that some aspects of their processes and procedures are missing, insufficiently detailed or lacking important information. Creating "The Book" and going by that book during practice drills helps highlight oversights and omissions and see them addressed before genuine disaster or business interruption strikes.
- Exercise DR/BC plans regularly and rigorously: At least yearly, companies must work their way through DR/BC plans completely and thoroughly and dispassionately record all issues, oversights, omissions and errors for quick follow-up remediation. There is no substitute for practice and thorough testing in this arena.
- Keep your DR/BC plans current and corrected: It's essential to put processes in place that require staff to report regularly on plan status, and enact change management to keep plans in synch with organizational and technical realities on the ground. It's also important to perform regular audits to check how well plans and reality match.
- Regular attention and involvement: Executives, IT staff, key department heads and other staffers must remain aware and tuned into disaster recovery and business continuity needs, priorities and information. Some companies go so far as to make recovery drill participation mandatory, and a checkbox item for annual or periodic performance and salary reviews (tying participation to raises seems to be a powerful motivator). Ultimately, that's the only way to make sure that DR/BC plans completely address the return to business as usual even when disaster strikes.
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LOCKPORT – A Niagara Falls man who repeatedly failed to report to a probation officer during a period of interim probation on a gun charge was sentenced Tuesday to one year in the Niagara County Jail by County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
Lecheay A. Renford, 22, of Niagara Avenue, pleaded guilty last year to attempted second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. He had a loaded, sawed-off shotgun in his apartment, then on LaSalle Avenue, when police raided it Jan. 24, 2013.
In another case Tuesday, defense attorney Ryan Hanna talked Farkas into a 90-day interim probation term, pending a final sentence, for a Buffalo man who stole more than $1,000 worth of jeans Aug. 11 from Saks Off 5th in the Fashion Outlets, Town of Niagara.
Terence M. Taylor, 19, of Wilkes Avenue, had pleaded guilty to fourth-degree grand larceny, He has served three jail sentences for larceny in the past two years in Erie County: 30, 45 and 90 days. He also has two probation violations. "He doesn't learn," Farkas said. "He's got quite a record for 19, is all I can say."


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What is a health designer?
Aoife Kenny is not quite the typical person – she is a global citizen who has shared her passion for social justice across the world, combining her interests in health and design on projects from New Zealand to Africa.
GHG: Tell us about yourself.
I grew up mostly in New Zealand – all over the country – and also spent some time in Ireland (my parents are Irish). My early years had a few notable influences. We moved to Ireland when I was at the very impressionable age of 11, at this time I realized I wasn't really a 'Kiwi' and not really 'Irish' either – some sort of global citizen. The other influence was a teacher and my Dad who were very passionate about social justice.
GHG: Why did you choose your career?
I chose to study medicine out of this social justice/global development yearning. And, to be honest, I saw some movie when I was 13 that showed doctors working in a Central American civil war – I thought it was the coolest thing ever and swiftly dropped my plan to become an architect (see below!)
GHG: Can you tell us about a seminal experience in your career?
So many! I had an interesting time a few years ago – I was in New York with my husband (who was studying) and working at an international women's health advocacy organization. I really extended some ideas I had that just perhaps medicine isn't the whole answer…Soon after I studied tropical medicine in London and that REALLY cemented these ideas. I went back to obstetrics and gynaecology in New Zealand, I loved it, but I needed more. Christchurch was post-earthquake at the time and the health facilities were undergoing huge rebuilding, and rethinking. I jumped on the opportunity. Long story short, soon after I was running design workshops and leading research pieces. Design and health? Yes!
GHG: Tell us about your current role.
This is a tricky one. Currently I am in Kigali, Rwanda. I have so far worked with the WHO and a healthcare architecture firm here. I am co-creating a new medical school course (the communication/ethics/etc stuff) and kicking off a teaching role. I am looking for opportunities to consult now – I never thought I'd say that by the way! A consultant…I always thought "over-paid, under-delivering and not really development professionals…" but my experiences so far have taught me a few things:
- I thrive on variety and very interdisciplinary teams;
- a good consultant is a fabulous asset to a project;
- and you have to earn some money – being the martyr is helping nobody.
GHG: How do you keep motivated to work in the field of global health?
How could you not!? Endless challenges and opportunities to be engrossed in amazing work!
GHG: What is the most essential piece of equipment for working abroad?
Calm approach, open mind, and good healthy coping strategies. You are going to be doing a LOT of adapting, and you need to know it'll be tough wherever you are.
GHG: Give us a moment you've had working in global health that will make those of us still stuck at home envious of your lifestyle during this job.
We are driving to Burundi this weekend!
GHG: What are your tips for people interested in working in global health?
Talk to everyone you can, keep an open mind about what work you might do (a lot of it is computer work, FYI!) and when you get a chance JUMP IN.
PS. It'll never be what you thought it'll be, and the same frustrations you had at home might 'follow you'. Remember this is not a way to run away (I see way too much of that).
GHG: Please recommend any interesting global health related websites that you particularly enjoy or would like to share.
Great worm lifecycles – seriously it's super interesting.
And an awesome tropical medicine diploma – three months, amazing insights, life-long global friends.
Photos courtesy of Aoife Kenny – at the UNFPA week celebrations, representing WHO and Lake Kivu awesomeness.


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Sample Informative Essay
It would be a piece of cake for any professional or experienced writer to develop a sample informative speech or a sample informative essay.
For many students, informative process of essay writing proves to be exceptionally helpful in the preparation of their tests or assignments.
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What is the objective of writing an informative essay or speech?
The fundamental aim of writing an informative essay is to offer information as well as knowledge to the readers. With the help of this form of writing, the writer imparts knowledge on any specific topic.
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Maggie`s is the most popular place to find some girls to take home or to your hotel in Beijing.
This place is really the only Beijing Pickup Bar for Sex Massage girls you can find. It was opened already 1990 and it is a really magic thing, that he still exist, even they are the only really pickup place you can find in Beijing. There is a rumor, that the owner is a relativ to the president of the Beijing Police department, but no one till now could give us any proove for that. It`s a medium sized club (or even more a bar) and the party starts a little bit later here. They also have girls working for the bar (they need to wear name batches, so easy to know who is "freelancer" and who is employee of the Maggies. But be carefull, this "employee" are cute and flirty, speak good english and their target is to motivate you to stay and drink (and spend out some drinks for here, but not with a pressure like in a hostess bar), but unfortunately this girls are not allowed to date a guest out of their working time and also not allowed to go home with anyone, so better avoid to waste your budget on them (except you just want to have a nice time in the bar, but not plan to take "a special baby" home fiinally. Later (around midnight), a lot of working girls will show up here. Many of the girls will be from Mongolia, but you also have a chance to pick up a nice Chinese or Malaysian girl. Price range is around RMB 1000,- for a short time fun and around RMB 1500,- for a overnight session, but also can be more, if the girl is popular or many customers there, so she has a better position for negotiatiion.
Opening Hours: Mo. to Sun. form 8:30 pm to 4 am
Area: Chaoyang
Ritan Park (Outer E 2nd Ring Rd)
South Gate of Ritan Park
Phone: (86) 10-85628142
Just show the taxi driver the following adress:
Beijing Nightlife Guide checked: August 2016
If you know the place, you are welcome to share your experience here:
Any other 35 up to 40 years old in Maggie? I'm older to ml her.
Message for Mongolian girl named Zola: you have chlamydia please get treated for it so you don't spread it to others.
Does anyone know Zola? She is Mongolian about 32years old
We will be in BJ all next week. Planing to go to Maggie's Wednesday night. Do you serve good Gin Tonic?? Love to share a few with nice girls...
I'm planning on going tonight. Is it ok to go on a Monday? Anyone want to join?
In BJ for the first time from the US. I've never been to a place like this before, but it sounds pretty fun. Hopefully heading over tonight, thanks for the review
Whats the best day to go? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday?? Trying to figure out a right day to go.
Going to Maggie's tonight 30th of April, anyone wants to join? Reply in this thread.
I want to check out this club... I'm a black guy done with my biz trip and just partying as I wait for my flight...
Reply on this thread if you are available to party.
I am in Sanlitunn inn.
Looking to go tonight any dudes wanna go check out some clubs
I am planning to go tonight Mar 9th, staying at Hilton in Wangfujing. Anyone interested to join?
WeChat: JunooniBhai
Graeme lets go!!
I arrive in Beijing on the 10th of march and heard that mongolian women are fantastic! I really want to meet some. Any other places I should check?
Is there anyone that wants to go to this place on Friday night, 19 of February. Arrived in Beijing six days ago and heard of this place as swinging pick up place.
Anyone has any feed back or wants to go?
Back to beijing .Time in the new year
Anyone going to Maggie today ?
Too many old and ugly girls, hard to find anything attractive.
Hey tom wanna go bar hopping together maybe this weekend? Just came to Beijing and want a mate to do this with in Chinese so might make everything cheaper
Mike you still in BJ? I'm probably gonna head to Maggie's tn
Any news about this place?
Anyone heading there tonight ??
Had a look here yesterday. Security in the city is currently extremely tight with the upcoming military parade, so I half expected them to have gone into hiding again. But no, they were open. There
were about two dozen girls there. Most of them were not attractive for me. Only one might have been fun, but she wore the dreaded badge indicating she is staff.
So I did not date any of the girls but still think it was a great bar. Live music, very attentive staff, no cover fee, 40 RMB for a bottle of beer.
This is very good place I liked
Want to go tonight, Sunday. 01:30.
Are there any cute mongolian girls? I will be there next week and thinking about check out this place.
Sealord I think it says all that you in a City with the size of BJ only get three bar listed as "girl pick-up" friendly. In BKK the would be a list of 500 or more.
Hi Sealord, I have asked myself the same question the last 7 years. Still haven't found the answer. I love Maggie´s but only go there for the drinks.
I take a weekend in BKK when I need sweet pretty girls and good service LOL. It cost around 6500-7000 RMB for ticket, 4 star hotel (3 nights) food, drinks and 1-2 girls the whole night and a lot of fun. China sucks when it comes to night life.
How come it is so expensive to pick up girls in China ?? In Thailand and the Philipines you get the best girls and service for 200-400 RMB and you pay when she leave your room. In china its 2000-2500 for long term and service does not come even close to what you get in Thailand. Please explain Me why ?
Im a Kenyan and I would like to meet a friend there February 2016 to take me around
Anyone heading there today?
I'll come tonight. Any fun there?
Niw can
what is the best night to go and time? will be in BJ this week and thinking of trying.
I'll be there today.
Any one heading there tonite?
I will be coming to Maggie again on 25th . Who want to join ?
Got scammed by some hot russian - i guess its my fault. I didnt fully discuss terms and she just kept asking for more
I be there 11:15 grey shirt out front
Hi Mike, I'm up for going
I be going to Maggie tonight . If anybody want to hang out n pick lol !
Anyone heading here tonight?
I will be back may 25th. Been in maggies for now 10 years and this is the best place in Beijing
Friendly bartender , good snooker place and nice girl
Need any advice let me know
Hi guys, am in Beijing on travels on the 3rd & 4th May anyone around that fancies trying this place out?
Is this place any good on a Saturday night? What time does the party get started at?...last question.. How much are the girls?
Hi Karl let me know if u want to go check it our
Anyone heading there tonight?
Are the girls back ?
Being in Beijing again on Monday March 3 . And definitely hanging to maggies . See you there
This is a nice site so figured I contribute. Went to Maggies for the first time. Relatively small place. Supposedly they have areas of the bar that are only open during spring or summer. No live
band. But place seems reasonable. Drinks are priced reasonably at 40rmb per bottle. Staff nice and professional.
Now quality of girls: I showed up at about 1.00 am Thursday morning. Girls available are stanis (former USSR). One of them with whom i struck up a conversation claimed to be from Turkey. But with distinct russian accent. I suspect Azerbaijan quality of girls 3-4. After 5 bottles of Heineken quality improved only to 4-5. Left empty handed. The girl I was talking to wanted 2000 for an hour 3000 for all night. She realized I was only kicking tires. I suspect 700 would seal the deal though. Will ytry to go earlier tonight to see if quality is different.
Now about the quality of girls
I was in BJ in early February and made my way to maggies.
As with all cities Sunday and Monday's are quiet in bars and picks up as the week goes on. Definitely don't go before 11.00pm unless you want to have a few quiet drinks. Lots of nice girls and had a great time. Looking forward to my next trip to BJ.
Anyone headin there tonight!


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Compiling this sort of thing isn't as easy as you might think, considering that the late Lemmy Kilmister – who died in 2015 after struggling with years of various health issues – led the band through more than 20 studio albums. That's some 250 original songs, from tough early offerings like "Motorhead" and "Bomber" to more recent favorites like "Orgasmatron" and "I'm So Bad."
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