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10. Laws against abortion do not stop abortion; they simply make it less safe. The number of women who get abortions does not change when it goes from being legal to illegal, or vice versa. The only thing that changes is more women die. Every year, 78,000 women die from unsafe abortions.
9. If people want to stop abortion, they should turn to methods that do work. These include comprehensive sex education and safe, affordable contraceptives. Unfortunately, as illogical as it sounds, the people who are most against abortion are also often most against these preventative measures. If they truly wanted to reduce the number of abortions that occur, they would embrace these methods.
8. The politicians "pro-lifers" so ardently support are only after one thing: self-interest. The majority of them are not "pro-life" because they agree with you; they are because they know you will continue to vote for them—and they know that making women remain pregnant not only takes away their power, but it also keeps them busy, in line, controlled, as well as a baking factory for their failing economy. The more people they have to rule over, the more they have to work and buy. Period.
7. Religious ideology is no foundation for any law. Freedom of religion is guaranteed to any citizen in the United States; so why would the beliefs and values of one religion mandate actual laws for all citizens? It would be unfair, unjust and immoral. We do not have laws against eating fish, nor do we have laws that declare it is legal to sell one's daughter, rape someone, or keep a person as a slave—all things that are promoted in religious text.
6. Reproductive restrictions do not end with abortion. Many people also argue that contraception itself is wrong—another mainly-religious philosophy—and will deny women the protection they need based on this belief. There are legislative acts that allow actual pharmacists to deny women their birth control because of their beliefs; does this not violate the Hippocratic Oath, especially if thousands of women are on birth control because their very lives depend on it (see #2)? Also, since it is my belief that men should not rape women, if I were a pharmacist, would I have a right to deny a man his Viagra just in case he uses it to rape? You never know.
5. Most people who are against abortion will never even become pregnant. If a law would never, in any circumstance, apply to a man, a man creating that law is preposterous. It is akin to men creating laws that ban women from voting, owning property, or showing skin in public—only much more deadly.
4. Women who are raped or victims of incest should not be forced to carry out a pregnancy. Odds are that 1 in 3 women will be victims of sexual violence in her lifetime. Does this mean that 33% of all women should be forced to carry out a pregnancy from this violation? Considering how many people are killed during childbirth (see #2), should we allow this further risk to endured on top of what has already been done?
Many would argue that these women could endure the pregnancy, spending nearly a year of her life simply re-living the rape and its effects over and over again, to give up a baby at the end of it for adoption. However, we all are aware of the fact that there are millions of unwanted children awaiting adoption as we speak who remain unclaimed; in fact, UNICEF estimates that there are 210 million orphans in the world right now. If they have no one willing to be their parent or guardian, why would another baby have a better chance?
My theory is that people who spend so much time, energy, and money on anti-abortion campaigns should instead spend it on the precious children they say need saving so much—the ones who are alive and parentless. Imagine if all the funds spent on all those billboards and flyers and campaigns were instead either spent adopting or donating to places that are overrun with orphaned children… perhaps some actual credibility would be given to these people who claim to love children so much.
Also, there is the fact of the matter of the more than one million homeless youth in America alone. The number one factor for a child being homeless is physical or sexual abuse at home. Perhaps these "child-lovers" should step in and care for these already-born children as well.
3. Reproductive choice can be the only thing that stands between a woman and poverty. There is a reason that the 1 billion poorest people on the planet are female. In sub-Saharan Africa and west Asia, women typically have five to six children, which leaves them powerless to provide for not only their own families, but themselves.
2. Reproductive choice can be the only thing that stands between a woman and DEATH. Women who face deadly consequences of a pregnancy deserve to choose to live. Teen girls, whose bodies are not yet ready for childbirth, are five times more likely to die. Not only do 70,000 girls ages 15-19 die each year from pregnancy and childbirth, but the babies that do survive have a 60% higher chance of dying as well.
During my own pregnancy—which had been unexpected though joyful up to this point—I was horrified to learn that I had preeclampsia only 25 weeks in. While they were able to save both my daughter and me, she was born at 1 pound, three months premature, and was a medical miracle. Most babies at that weight do not survive; and if they do, they suffer severe complications—as do the mothers, including myself. I was then informed that my risk of it happening all over again was extremely high, and that if there were a next time I may not be so lucky. I am fortunate to have access to birth control, but many women—especially young ones—do not. Preeclampsia alone affects 10 to 15% of all women! There are hundreds of other complications that arise besides preeclampsia that can, and will, result in death as well.
1. Doctors, not governments, should always be the people to make medical recommendations and opinions. Would you allow the government to tell you if you could have a kidney transplant or a blood transfusion? Of course not. The fact that we evenconsider, let alone allow, governments to regulate a medical procedure is both illogical and foolish.
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Compelling evidence. The chart has a dramatic bell curve. Wonder who their source is. Cheney? Curveball? Wikipedia?
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State Police are now looking for anyone who was in the vicinity where a state trooper died in a crash Friday night. The tracking system inside Trooper Amanda Anna's vehicle shows she may have been in pursuit of a vehicle around 11:30 p.m. YNN's Iris St. Meran has more on the impact the crash has had on the state police as they investigate.
HASTINGS, N.Y. -- State Police have released new information as they continue to investigate a crash in Hastings that killed one of their troopers Friday night.
After reviewing the tracking system inside the vehicle, Police said Trooper Amanda Anna turned around on County Route 37 and may have been in pursuit of another vehicle when she lost control.
Trooper Amanda Anna was a six year veteran of the New York State Police. She was assigned to the Hastings Barracks in Oswego County. Friday night while traveling along Route 37, one of the roads there, she lost control of her Chevy Tahoe, a marked state police vehicle.
New York State Police Public Information Officer Trooper Jack Keller said, "The vehicle struck a guardrail. The vehicle became airborne and went over a small water inlet and landed on a grassy area just past the inlet. And then it rolled. And then someone contacted 911."
She was taken to Upstate University Hospital, where she died from her injuries early Saturday morning. Anna leaves behind her mother, step-father, four-year-old son and fiancé.
Her comrades with the State Police were some of the first on the scene. Troopers and other law enforcement personnel respond to scenes like this regularly. But Trooper Keller says when it's a colleague or a friend it's different.
"When you see one of your own Troop cars, laying crashed in the area and also you're now going to run to the scene and try to render aid to one of your own colleagues," Keller said, "It becomes very difficult." A difficulty that he acknowledges is unfortunately sometimes apart of the job.
Governor Cuomo issued a statement to express his sympathy to Anna's family.He said in part, "She was just 31-years-old. For the six years that Trooper Anna served as a member of the State Police, she put protecting the people of the State of New York before all else."
Part of Route 37 was closed Saturday morning while the accident reconstruction team was on the scene.
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"I send my condolences to the family and friends of State Trooper Amanda Anna who died early this morning as a result of injuries sustained from a tragic car accident last night while on duty in Oswego County. She was just 31 years old. For the six years that Trooper Anna served as a member of the State Police, she put protecting the people of the State of New York before all else. In addition to her family and friends, Trooper Anna leaves behind a fiancé – who also serves as a member of the State Police – and a four year old child. They are both in our thoughts and prayers. New York is a safer state as a result of Trooper Anna's commitment and dedication, and we mourn her untimely passing."


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Kate Middleton gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
A monarch and two heirs go to church
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Prince William and his Catherine went to church in Aberdeen with the Queen and Prince Charles on Sunday. Will drove himself, with Kate in the passenger seat, and Charles too. God that must be a pain in the ass that they can't travel together. Otherwise, like most families, it's all in one car. Full Story
Princess Catherine's first baby ball
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It's the Tusk Trust gala in London tonight. It's Katy Cambridge's first ball since the arrival of Prince George. We make big ass deals out of these things. And? Jenny Packham. Post-pregnancy then is no different from pre-pregnancy. Not surprisingly, I hate this dress. Loathe. Full Story
The Cambridges at the marathon
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Their first official appearance together since taking Little G home from hospital to kick off a marathon in Wales. Apparently it was a last minute decision for the Princess depending on how Little G was behaving. But she wanted to properly thank the community for the support so Baby G stayed back at the house with Carole Middleton as Kate told a well-wisher: 'He's doing very well. Full Story
New mom Princess Catherine goes for groceries
Here are the first good quality pap shots of Princess Catherine since giving birth to Little G last month. It's been what? 5 weeks now? Kate's in Wales with William who's back at work. She went to the Waitrose for groceries. And...maybe to get out the house? Nanny's at home with the kid, why not step out for an hour or so. Full Story
The Cambridge Family portraits
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Prince William and Princess Catherine released their first family portraits yesterday. The photos are meant to be informal, in keeping with the "modern monarchy" style they've played so beautifully. Kate leaves the hospital not concealing the fact that she still has a significant bump. Full Story
Will's first interview about Little G
Prince William's CNN interview doesn't air until September, around the time Princess Catherine is scheduled to make her first public appearance at the Tusk Trust Awards. The Tusk Trust is why Will agreed to speak to CNN – to advocate for African wildlife. Naturally, everyone else is focusing on the apparently wild future king who's approaching his 1 month birthday. Full Story
Little G's dad says he's really goodlooking Prince
William stepped out for his first official appearance in Wales today since the birth of Little Prince George. He and Katy Cambridge will soon be leaving Anglesey when his RAF commitment ends in a few weeks. Will said they'll miss it there and thanked locals for welcoming them and protecting them too during the first days of their marriage and that Anglesey would always be one of the most special places in their lives. Full Story
Royal titles and occupations
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Prince George of Cambridge's birth certificate was registered today. It was his father, Prince William, who signed the document – attached. You will note that under the section for "occupation", Will is listed as a "Prince of the United Kingdom". Can you imagine? Filling in a form and writing that down, for real, no jokes, as your JOB? It's the same for Katy Cambridge. Full Story
Little G's first week
Prince George of Cambridge is on the cover of the new issues of both US Weekly and PEOPLE after his first 10 days of existence. While both publications are reporting that his mother is breastfeeding and that there's no nanny, only a housekeeper, US Weekly Full Story
Prince George goes to Bucklebury
Prince William and his Catherine took Little G to Bucklebury yesterday after the Queen's visit. Their residence at Kensington Palace is still being renovated and besides, as a new mother, I imagine Kate would want to be around her own mother, which doesn't seem unusual, not at all, although it might be unusual considering who she is and how it was done before her. Full Story
He Who Must Be Named
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Okay, they've announced it. I actually thought it would take longer, but seeing as the Queen was out to visit them relatively early this AM, I suppose she approved in plenty of time. Even the royals have to move faster in a 24-hour news cycle. George Alexander Louis, to be styled HRH Prince George of Cambridge. Full Story
Baby vs Bachelorette
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Um… PEOPLE Magazine's cover this week is not surprising – obviously the Cambridges and their baby boy king who arrived in time to make the deadline. It's the only story. But is it? Over at US Weekly though, well, the royal child has been bumped in favour of a bachelorette. Full Story
Baby Game
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I love the internet. Thank you, internet, for letting me stream what just happened. Yesterday, I praised Catherine Cambridge for how well she has delivered, time and again. Today, together, the future King and Queen executed a flawless baby game. God, this is impressive. Here they are, in coordinating baby boy blue, presenting their first son to the world for the first time. Full Story
Princess Catherine delivers again
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Prince William chose a partner who was well suited for the position. We've heard this over and over and over again. She trained for years. She passed every test. As I have written repeatedly, Kate is pragmatism over passion, much more so than her mother-in-law. And so, even though they changed the laws for her, in the event that she would produce for the crown a female, well, she went ahead and delivered a male instead. Full Story


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Curling fans: you have every reason to be excited about the upcoming season. There is going to be more curling this season than ever before: Road to the Roar (Olympic pre-trials); Roar of the Rings (Olympic trials); the Olympics; at least four Grand Slam curling events brought to us by Rogers Sportsnet; Continental Cup (curling in Vegas!); the Scotties; the Brier; and the world curling championships (women's in St. John, N.B.; men's in Beijing, China).
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The Norway Pad - take your sweeping to the next level!
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The Norway pad: it has taken the world by storm!
The Norway pad (featuring M-Brush technology) is a high performance pad that was introduced by Goldline last season. If you've not seen or used the Norway pad, here are the key things you need to know:The surface of the pad has noticeable ridges. The ridges of the pad are where the vast majority of the debris is captured. The pad itself is also very firm.
Key to the efficiency of the pad is its waterproof fabric: even in the late ends of a game, you will still see frost accumulation on the surface [...]
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Curling Calendar Update: September 2013
Posted on September 10, 2013 by Andrew
The 2013/14 curling season has arrived! Although many club curlers do not start regular season play until after Thanksgiving, the high performance teams have already been battling it out on the ice.
The first event on the World Curling Tour calendar, the Baden Masters, was held August 30 to September 1, in Baden, Switzerland. Twenty teams took part, and in the end, it was a contest between two Goldline ambassadors for the title. After beating the Swiss team (and Goldline ambassadors) skipped by Sven Michel in the semi-final, the Brad Gushue foursome moved on to beat the Norwegian team skipped by Thomas [...]
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Posted on September 9, 2013 by Andrew
Curling season is just around the corner. It's time to pull out the curling bag, dust off your gear and start planning for the season ahead.
If you are in need of equipment or apparel, all of Goldline's retail stores will be ready to serve you starting Saturday September 21! We look forward to serving you at one of our four locations across Ontario.
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Curling Shoe Size Chart and Size Conversion Chart
Posted on July 29, 2013 by Andrew
Curling Shoe Size Chart By Goldline (click this link for Excel spreadsheet).
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Getting to know Goldline Ambassador Geoff Walker
Posted on March 14, 2013 by Andrew
We are proud to introduce you to Geoff Walker, lead on the Brad Gushue team out of Newfoundland Labrador. After a week of heavy sweeping at the Brier, Geoff is undoubtedly catching his breath this week, and readying up for the next event on their calendar.
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Big Ben!
Posted on March 6, 2013 by Andrew
This week's featured Goldline ambassador is the lead on the team skipped by Kevin Martin. Ben Hebert has achieved much success out on the curling ice, having won a gold medal at the world junior championships, 2 Briers, a gold and silver at the world championships, and a gold medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, as well as numerous other curling events and titles. The Martin team recently won the Alberta provincial playdowns, thereby earning the opportunity to play for another Brier title in front of a hometown crowd.
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Getting to know Goldline Ambassador Chris Schille
Posted on February 20, 2013 by Andrew
In just a few short weeks, the Canadian men's curling championship begins in Edmonton, Alberta. One of the teams vying for the coveted Brier crown is the Saskatchewan squad headed by Brock Virtue. In this week's newsletter, we introduce you to Goldline ambassador Chris Schille, who plays second on the Virtue team.
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Getting to know Goldline Ambassador Marc Kennedy
Posted on February 1, 2013 by Andrew
With the men's provincial playdowns starting across the country this week and next, Goldline would like to highlight Marc Kennedy, who is hoping to gain a berth into the Brier. At just 31 years of age, he has an Olympic gold medal, 2 Brier titles and a world championship under his belt. He's a heavy hitter out on the ice, and is one of the strongest sweepers in the game.
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Posted on January 14, 2013 by Andrew
Team Webster formed in 2011, when Erin Carmody and Geri-Lynn Ramsay moved out west from PEI to join forces with Crystal Webster and Sam Preston. Goldline had the chance to speak with the team earlier this year. Here's our interview with Geri-Lynn Ramsay.
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There are many reasons why the Philadelphia Phillies are heading toward their first losing season since 2002, but one need look no further than Tuesday's starting pitcher against the visiting Miami Marlins. Roy Halladay missed more than 3 1/2 months after undergoing shoulder surgery and has been a shell of his former self in four starts since returning. The two-time Cy Young Award winner takes the mound for the second contest of a three-game series versus the Marlins on Tuesday.Halladay has recent history on his side in his bid to reverse his slide - the Phillies have beaten Miami six consecutive times following Monday's 12-2 drubbing. Miami, the only major-league team that has yet to score 500 runs, has dropped three straight games and managed only three runs during that span. Not only is scoring a problem for the Marlins, who have dropped nine of their last 11, but they have struck out 28 times in the last two contests.TV: 7:05 p.m. ET, FSN Florida (Miami), CSN (Philadelphia)PITCHING MATCHUP: Marlins LH Brian Flynn (0-1, 10.13 ERA) vs. Phillies RH Roy Halladay (3-4, 7.28)Flynn has made two starts in his major-league career, and this could be his last of the season if he doesn't improve. The 23-year-old was knocked around for six runs on six hits and six walks in four innings against Atlanta last time out and also went four frames in his major-league debut, allowing three runs to the Chicago Cubs. He has given up three homers and walked nine in eight innings.Halladay had not walked more than 39 batters for five consecutive seasons, but he already has issued 31 free passes in only 55 2/3 innings - including back-to-back outings with five bases on balls. He received his third straight no-decision last time out, giving up five runs (four earned) in only 4 1/3 frames. It marked the fifth time in 11 starts this year Halladay has failed to get through five innings.WALK-OFFS1. Phillies 2B Chase Utley hit his 17th homer Monday, the most he's had since belting 31 in 2009.2. Marlins 2B Donovan Solano went 0-for-4 in the series opener, ending his six-game hitting streak. He has hit safely in 11 of his last 13.3. Philadelphia SS Jimmy Rollins is one homer shy of becoming the 19th player to have 400 doubles, 100 triples and 200 home runs.PREDICTION: Philles 7, Marlins 4


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The Supporter's Role
Supporters are more than just fans, supporters are part of the team. They chant, cheer, jump, and wave banners and flags in order to intimidate the opponent and will the home team to victory. Supporters don't just watch the game, they change the game.
"To win the title, we need the support of the audience. It's really important that the audience supports us. It would be really meaningful to step onto the field with the stadium full. It would be something amazing."
-David Ferreira, 2010 MLS MVP
The Inferno
Followers of the club since the birth of the Dallas Burn in 1995, the Inferno help provide a true home field advantage at Toyota Stadium. They strive to be the premier Ultras organization for the club in Sections 120 and 121, alternatively known as "The Wedge" and for 90 minutes, scream and chant for their team. Prior to games, the Inferno comes together at their traditional tailgates in the parking lots adjacent to the stadium.
Red Shamrock
Created in January of 2012, Red Shamrock consists of a group of passionate FC Dallas fans that call Section 101 home. They strive to educate fans, i.e. "Soccer 101" in Section 101 on how to show your support for a soccer team through song, chants, and a positive spirit. They share their positivity by handing out lapel pins of a red shamrock to fans that cheer for FC Dallas for the entire match.
Dallas Football Elite
Often donning their signature blue t-shirts, the Dallas Football Elite (DFE) sits in Section 103 as well as participate in the Budweiser Beer Garden festivities. The group – created in 2011 – spends their match day experience heckling the opposition while cheering FC Dallas to three points. They also have the Freedom Warrior, a supporter who dresses like Mel Gibson from Braveheart and stands in front of the group leading them in various cheers.
Dallas Beer Guardians
Occupants of the Budweiser Beer Garden at the north end of Toyota Stadium, the Dallas Beer Guardians (DBG) represent one of the rowdiest sections in Major League Soccer. Dressed with their FC Dallas scarves and cold beers offered exclusively in the Beer Garden, the DBG's heckle opposing team's goalkeepers and motivate FC Dallas players. If you're ever in the Beer Garden, spend a few minutes with the Beer Guardians. You won't regret it.


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This hotel is located in Medford (City Center Medford), near the airport, Stewart Meadows Golf Course, Medford Central Library, and Medford City Hall. Also nearby are Harry and David Country Village Factory Tours and Southern Oregon University Medford Campus.
Hotel Features
Rodeway Inn provides complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and microwaves.
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Rodeway Inn features coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Medford hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, express check-in, and express check-out.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free outdoor parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 1
- Business services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Laundry facilities
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free Wi-Fi
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free outdoor parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Premium bedding
- Desk
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Direct-dial phone
- Free local calls
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- Daily housekeeping
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- Private bathroom
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Speakerphone
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- Free Wi-Fi
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- City view
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
Minimum guest age is 18
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 12 per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.