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20 Tactics To Help You Find A Husband
A good man is hard to find – but not if you're looking in the right places! Whether prowling for a regular dude or a royal, tune into Bravo's Princesses: Long Island every Sunday @ 9/8c to watch how New York's finest get it done. Here are some helpful hints in the meantime.
1. First and foremost, you can be self-aware, but you cannot publicly wallow.
2. Eliminate undue stress by adjusting your standards. Stay open to possibilities.
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4. Be open to all forms of flirtation… at first.
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9. Buy HIM a drink from across the bar and let the madness ensue.
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Syren's Song, A Connor Stark Novel by Claude Berube
By Paul Povlock
Many, many years ago, as a newly minted Ensign fresh out of the clutches of the Naval Academy, I participated in a wargame that considered one of the Cold War's more dangerous possibilities. The wargame scenario postulated a combined attack by a Soviet Backfire Bomber regiment in coordination with an ECHO II class SSGN on a NATO convoy bringing reinforcements to Europe in response to a Soviet invasion. The game was run by Larry Bond, at the time known more for his design of the "Harpoon" the wargame ruleset. Having been accepted into the Navy Nuclear Power program with plans to join the Submarine Service, I was happy to act as the commander of the Soviet submarine. My partner on the red side was an insurance salesman from Baltimore, who when told of my service selection, offered that he had just written a novel on Cold War submarine operations that would interest me. He informed me that the book was about to be published by the US Naval Institute and should be available shortly. I muttered a non-committal response, all the while thinking that my teammate must think I was particularly dense, even for an Ensign, as everyone knew that the Naval Institute did not publish fiction. Having significantly damaged the NATO convoy by the conclusion of the game, I bade my partner goodbye, never expecting to see or hear from him again. Several months later when The Hunt for Red October topped the best seller lists, I could only mutter about being proven wrong. Yes, the Naval Institute really did publish fiction, and yes, I really had met the author, Tom Clancy, before he became world famous.
Many years later the Naval Institute's practice of publishing high quality fiction featuring important concerns of the nautical world endures. Syren's Song by Claude Berube, a former US Navy officer and current director of the Naval Academy Museum, continues this tradition. Instead of considering the force on force conflict of warring superpowers at sea however, this volume examines the increasingly hazardous maritime realm in an era where the Western navies have stepped back from security missions they find too costly, onerous or merely uninteresting. Into this vacuum other guarantees of security will flow, and Connor Stark, the novel's protagonist, leads his company, Highland Marine Defense through a series of fast paced and entertaining adventures to help tame the rising tide of lawlessness. In this account, a non-state actor's naval contingent, the reconstituted Sea Tigers of the former Tamil insurgency on northern Sri Lanka, use a combination of ruthless devotion to the cause and a technological breakthrough to launch a devastating attack on the Sri Lankan Navy. Under the leadership of Vanni, a fearless veteran of the previous guerrilla war, the conflict is renewed with the dream of finally achieving independence. Flying his flag on a discarded but refurbished US Navy vessel, Stark and his company are contracted to assist the Colombo government until more formal assistance can arrive. In the process they are joined by an American Arleigh Burke class DDG, the USS LEFON, with a Commanding Officer and crew willing and able to assist Stark's efforts for the Sri Lankan government. A dead shot investigator from the Department of State searching for the murderers of another Diplomatic Security Agent official joins their attempts. The combined forces come together to determine the source of the insurgent technological breakthrough, an effective if short ranged Electro-Magnetic Pulse (EMP) weapon, the location of the enemy naval base and the killers of the American Foreign Service Officer. The plot is fast paced as the author ties together the various strands of the story together, showing how the insecure maritime commons might not be exploited by any number of unseemly national entities, multinational corporations with ties to continental powers, and nefarious non-state actors. As might be expected in this genre, the heroes act heroically, the villains perform vile acts with much zest, the weapons do not jam and the shirkers earn their just desserts. There is even a gratuitous slap at the somewhat ironically named Littoral Combat Ships that have been sent to replace the sunken hulls of the much attrited Sri Lankan Navy, perhaps because no one else wanted them. All in all Syren's Song is a satisfying read that keeps the gentle reader's interest across the two hundred pages of action and analysis.
Perhaps more important than the parts of the satisfying action filled intrigue are the background questions that frame the story but do not overwhelm the plot. What should be the role of private security companies (dare they be called mercenaries?) functioning in the maritime environment? How might these organizations operate with navies of smaller nations interested in protecting their own security and economic interests as well as the larger navies of more expeditionary states? What should the rules of engagement be when operating in the hostile and potentially highly lethal at the lower end of the spectrum of conflict? How might the maritime forces of non-state actors operate against more capable maritime forces that have had their communications capabilities degraded? The USS LEFON acts with, shall we say, somewhat more liberal authorities than US warships do in the current era of conflict that features only slightly less deadly threats and more secure communications with higher headquarters. Absent such lifelines, how should an American warship perform its duties and responsibilities to protect national interests and concerns? Is mission command merely a trite phrase that sounds intriguing in some doctrinal manual but at sea is executed only in fictional stories? These topical questions are answered decisively in this novel, but in the real world naval professionals need to think about these issues and come up with acceptable solutions well before the first round or missile goes down range, particularly if it is coming at their vessel. There may not be a Connor Stark and his elite cohort of sea going mercenaries to save the day, though one might surmise he will at least appear in a follow on book. There are too many nefarious actors yet to vanquish and unanswered questions to resolve for the Naval Institute to cut short Stark's new career at Highland Marine Defense. Jack Ryan wants, no needs to know what comes next. You will too.
Tags: Book Review, LCDR Claude Berube, Syren's Song
Another Look in "The Shadow…"
By Bill Doughty
Women and men of the Class of 2002 may think they are in the shadow of their grandparents — "The Greatest Generation" who beat fascism, crushed nazism and crossed the Pacific to avenge Pearl Harbor and win the war in the Pacific in less than four years.
"In the Shadow of Greatness: Voices of Leadership, Sacrifice, and Service from America's Longest War" is a compilation by or about members of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2002. (USNI offers comprehensive reviews of the book, published in 2012; this is another look into the shadows.)
Put together with love and appreciation by Joshua Welle, John Ennis, Katherine Kranz and Graham Plaster — and including a foreword by David Gergen — the book is filled with essays and memories by and about members of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2002. The authors set the stage with a look back to the past:
"The magnitude of World War II provided the opportunity and experiences that shaped twentieth-century American leaders. As men served abroad, women provided support at home. All overcame great odds and faced adversity that gave them confidence and shaped their outlook in the decades to come. This 'greatest generation' returned from war, took advantage of the educational benefits offered through the GI Bill, and advanced the country's economy and transformed its society. World War II veterans, while fueling economic advancement, remained resolute in their value system: service, sacrifice, and community."
Among "Shadow's" contributors are aviators, surface warfare officers, submariners, U.S. Marines and mothers of junior officers killed during training or in action.
The book is filled with first-person, heartfelt accounts of triumph and hardships: what it's like in humanitarian assistance missions, duty at sea, Search and Rescue operations, and combat; what it means to face family separation, "setting aside the comforts a normal life in service to our country and the Constitution. The dark sides of these sacrifices are broken marriages, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and estrangement."
But there is plenty of triumph here, too, focusing on why and how Navy and Marine Corps leaders choose to serve — "not for self, but for country."
A highlight is the account by Meghan Elger Courtney, who served aboard USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) of her commitment to promote warfighting readiness for Sailors aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer. Courtney recognized a need to improve shipboard physical fitness opportunities to help Sailors who would deploy forward — either aboard ship or as individual augmentees in Iraq and Afghanistan.
With the blessing of her commanding officer and strong support from the command master chief and Chief's Mess, j.o. Courtney planned for, procured and arranged for installation of a new fitness center that replaced outdated insufficient gear and space. Courtney writes, "Almost immediately, I saw a positive renewal in people's attitude toward fitness, healthy eating, and incorporating workouts into their daily routine as a way to relieve stress and stay in shape."
"What some may have viewed as my silly pet project, the command master chief took seriously, and he became my closest ally in seeing it through. I never really knew how much the experience had impacted him until I saw him become visibly choked up recollecting it during his closing remarks when he transferred off the ship. I don't think he thought that a young officer like me could have cared about his crew so much, but I did, and I still do…"
Courtney's story is just one of many inspiring reflections. She said she was inspired by a quote by explorer Robert E. Peary on a motivational placard in Halsey Field House at the academy: "I will find a way, or make one."
Other essayists share their sources of inspiration as President Teddy Roosevelt, President Dwight Eisenhower, President John F. Kennedy, Senator Daniel Inouye and Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, among others.
One essayist quotes the last two lines of a poem by Mary Oliver, "The Summer Day" in pursuing a life of purpose, wanting to make a difference:
"Tell me, what is it you plan to do
with your one wild and precious life?"
The authors and essayists show how core values of honor, courage and commitment make up an ethos that "forms the fabric of people's personality and drives them to a life of service, in and out of uniform."
"'In the Shadow of Greatness' was envisioned to recognize and chronicle the service of brave men and women and through their stories establish connections with the broader, nonmilitary community. These first graduates of the Naval Academy after 9/11 entered a global war at sea, in the air, and on land. This war would last more than a decade and define the United States in the early part of the millennium. The actions of the select few profiled here represent those of a much broader spectrum of patriots."
Attacks on 9/11/2001 changed the lives of the Class of 2002.
In a short introductory piece, "Inside the Gates of Annapolis," Adm. Sam Locklear (now Commander, U.S. Pacific Command) writes about the investment the country makes in the women and men who attend service academies, including the Naval Academy, reflecting on the morning of September 11, 2001 when he sat at his desk as commandant of midshipmen.
"I recall vividly watching the al-Qaeda attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and the plane crash in Pennsylvania. When the images reached the Brigade, and the uncertainty of the events rapidly became reality, I asked myself, Are these men and women, these young patriots, ready for the challenges that most certainly lay ahead. A decade of war has proven that they were more than ready. Fortunately for us all, they remain ready today. We are extremely proud of all they have accomplished and thankful that we chose the right men and women to lead the next great generation."
The book, published by the Naval Institute Press, is a key title on the CNO's Professional Reading Program essential list under "Be Ready."
A version of this post appeared on Bill Doughty's Navy Reads blog.
Tags: Academy, Book, Book Review, Chuck Hagel, core values, ethos, Halsey, Inouye, John F. Kennedy, John Paul Jones, reads, Roosevelt
Like Karl Marlantes I was a rifle platoon commander in Vietnam, 1968-69, albeit with the 1st Marine Division. Like Karl Marlantes I was wounded twice, albeit I lost my left eye. Like Karl Marlantes I have been visited by ghosts of the past, and have wrestled demons, and prevailed. Like Karl Marlantes I now struggle to exorcise reoccurring apparitions from the past through writing. I remained in the Marine Corps as an infantry officer, albeit a one eyed infantry officer; and, have commanded, post-Vietnam, an infantry company through a Joint Task Force. I would like to meet Karl Marlantes.
Reading both What It Is Like To Go To War, and Marlantes' 2010 novel, Matterhorn, can be challenging, at times engaging, yet both are ultimately unsatisfactory. Even allowing for novelistic license certain plot themes in Matterhorn lack authenticity. What is also ignored, certainly within the novelist's prerogative, is that starting in 1968 under then MajGen Raymond G. Davis, USMC, the 3rd Marine Division shifted from being tied to static defense positions into a coherent helicopter-borne strategic assault force. Davis, no stranger to combat, was the recipient of the Medal of Honor, Navy Cross, Silver Star, and the Bronze Star. Amongst the fifty division commanders then in Vietnam, General Creighton Abrams, Commander, MACV, rated Davis as his best. What It Is Like Go To War does not tell us what it is like to go war; it does accurately, often with poignancy and with a knowledge borne only by those who have experienced prolonged and fierce ground combat, and often with deep feeling, portray the horrors and diabolically all-consuming attraction of combat. There is an instance of a curious intertexuality between the novel and the non-fiction account for which it is difficult to account. That the writing of the books served therapeutic and cathartic purposes is plausible, even discernible, particularly in What It Is Like To Go To War. Both books capture well the uniqueness, and sheer claustiphobic terror, of mountainous jungle fighting. But so have other books. Leon Uris' Battle Cry, and Combat Infantry: A Soldier's Story, by Donald E. Anderson, and D. E. Anderson, Jr., (to name two of many) come to mind.
Near the end of What It Is Like To Go To War, Marlantes cites Robert Graves, the poet, and author of Goodbye to All That. He also diagnoses Graves suffering from PTSD, certainly not a revelation about ground-combat veterans of the First World War, or, for that matter, about the veterans of the siege of Petersburg during our own Civil War Nevertheless, even today PTSD remains little understood and in certain medical circles is controversial. The counter argument in this instance is that the effects of heavy and prolonged artillery shelling of infantrymen were almost unknown and certainly not understood. Combat veterans of that war, like Robert Graves and Siegfried Sassoon, CBE, MC (Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man), also an excellent war poet, tried to assuage their afflictions through writing. Though Wilfred Owen was killed one week before the Armistice, read his poems and you see a man grappling to come to terms with the horrors he has borne.
The kaleidoscopic array of subject matter in What It Is Like To Go To War hinders the author in explaining and burdens the reader in understanding what is really going on here. There is throughout the book a series of changing phases and events obliquely supported by cites from classical literature, some rather arcane, and in today's military environment, anachronistic. In a book whose tone fluctuates between serious thought and banal personal observation recondite purpose results. Marlantes' striving to sound erudite while switching to vulgar commonalty has a self-cancelling effect. Marlantes has something very important to say; he just doesn't argue or express it clearly. This is a shame, because he has seen the elephant, something a relatively few military personnel actually do. He just hasn't adequately described what the trunk, the leg, and the tail all add up to. This reader, upon finishing the book, reflected that Marlantes has taken on a difficult task well worth undertaking, and definitely germane, but an effort that should put aside Oliver Stone-like imagery and metaphors suspiciously tailored for contemporary Walter Mittys who voyeuristically transport themselves into the phantasmagoric orbit of Mars.
What It Is Like To Go To War would have benefited from an index and bibliography. A good editor would have avoided misnomers like mortars having a "tripod leg;" U. S. infantry mortars have bipod legs.
Read Charity E. Winters' review of What It Is Like to Go to War (Proceedings September 2011)»
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The Do's and Don'ts of Edible Holiday Gifts, According to Food Gift Love's Maggie Battistaby Mallory Viscardi in Books, Holidays, December 14th, 2015
With the holiday season in full swing, chances are good you're making your list and checking it twice — and trying to figure out what to give all the important people in your life. From hostess gifts to something for your children's teacher or your friends from book club, one thing rings true: Everyone loves a delicious holiday treat. Maggie Battista's new book, Food Gift Love, has you covered on all edible gift fronts.
If the idea of making edible gifts is daunting for you, Food Gift Love is the book to guide you through the holiday season. (It's also a wonderful gift if you're not inclined to make edible gifts yourself, but you have friends who enjoy that sort of holiday cooking and baking.) The recipes are elegant and sophisticated without being fussy or difficult to produce. Each one comes together wonderfully easily, and the helpful gift-packaging advice will leave you looking like a holiday rock star with minimal effort. Battista shared her top do's and don'ts for holiday season edible-gift making with us:
- Host a food-gift-making party. Turn a holiday get-together into a marmalade-making session or chocolate-dipping feast. Attendees can contribute food and gift-wrap supplies. Share the expense, the work, the bounty and the holiday spirit!
- Put a label on it. Be sure to put the name and date prepared (and, if you like, a date by which to consume it) so your recipient knows exactly how long she or he has to enjoy the edible treat this holiday season.
- Regifting gift-wrap is OK. Save old but clean gift-wrap and reuse it for new gifts. Making use of old ribbon and paper multiplies your holiday gift decor options and lengthens their lives before they're recycled.


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Brentwood Bay Resort & Spa, Brentwood Bay
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 33 smoke-free guestrooms
- Marina
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Health club
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
What's around
- Butchart Gardens (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Brentwood Bay Ferry Terminal (0.1 mi / 0.1 km)
- Victoria Butterfly Gardens (1.8 mi / 2.8 km)
- Church and State Wines (2 mi / 3.2 km)
- De Vine Vineyards (2.6 mi / 4.2 km)
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- Suite, 1 King Bed, Oceansuite
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 33 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Cooked-to-order breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Spa tub
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Marina on site
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 1980
- Conference space size (meters) - 184
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Fireplace
- Separate sitting area
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Jetted bathtub
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 40-inch flat-screen TV
- Digital TV channels
- IPod docking station
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free long-distance calls
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Access via exterior corridors
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DiningDining Room - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in seafood and serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Brentwood Bay Pub - This pub serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
On Site
- Health club
- Marina on site
- Spa tub
- Rowing or canoeing on site
- Scuba diving on site
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
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- Brentwood Bay Inn
- Brentwood Bay Resort And Spa
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Cooked-to-order breakfast is offered for an extra charge of CAD 15 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Outstanding 4.8 /5 from 239 reviews
Enjoyed a great stay and massage. Dinner was fabulous in the dining room. Will go back for sure.
Only issue concerns the in room air conditioning/heating. It is too loud and affects a good night's sleep even though the hotel's location is quiet with no traffic noise.
Our experience was fabulous
If you have a car, this is a great place to stay. The pub and restraunt food is great, the service is great, the rooms are peaceful and relaxing, but Yellow Cab is horrible. I highly recommend this hotel if you are wanting a quiet getaway to be pampered and to relax. Buchart gardens is close by as well. If you want to sight-see or go to downtown Victoria, you will want to have or arrange transportation other than Yellow Cab.
We only stayed at Brentwood Bay Resort & Spa for one night, but wished we had stayed longer. The location is convenient to Butchart Gardens and Butterfly Garden. The room was really nice and the view was great. Would definitely stay here again if we were in the area.
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The Galactic Federation is actually the local version of The EmpireWell really. Even their Reasonable Authority Figure Grand Councilwoman is willing to destroy entire planets to kill one fugitive. Inhabited planets. Apparently they don't consider species sentient if they don't have hyperdrive. She's willing to accept 'I own him' as a legal excuse not to take Stitch...which means they recognize slavery. They've got serious prejudice against genetically engineered lifeforms, killing them on sight. Employing a Boxed Crook is common enough its more worrisome that he'll hurt the mosquitos then that he'll be let out of jail. From that point of view, the Grand Councilwoman is actually the Affably Evil Anti-Villain head of the government for an alliance of Scary Dogmatic Aliens. They've even got the dim, gothic interior architecture.
- Strangely enough, despite their willingness to gas the entire planet to stop Stitch escaping, they never actually intended to kill him. From the start they planned to exile him to a barren planet and while Jumba is eager to kill and dismantle him, capturing Stitch seems to be high on the priority list. It's probably a case of Blue and Orange Morality than evil empire.
By Galactic Federation standards, Mosquitoes are cute and/or beautiful.Think of the wild animal species that animal rights groups on Earth publicize: Giant Pandas, Bengal Tigers, Bottlenose Dolphins, Orangutans, Sea Turtles, etc; There may be species more valuable to the environmental balance, but those that get all the attention are the ones that we like. Though technically Humans are just as "endangered" as Mosquitoes, the insects are aesthetically pleasing (as demonstrated by Agent Pleakley) and therefore protected. Cobra Bubbles caught on to the attraction and used it to save the planet.
It wasn't the content of Stitch's brief speech that horrified the Galactic Council, it was the context.Stitch's words have been translated to roughly mean "I will destroy." That's bad, but not quite as bad as the reactions of the council members would indicate. Those words must therefore have some historical significance similar to repeating a snippet of one of Hitler's tirades in the German Bundestag (German federal parliament) today. The words in themselves may not be so terrible, but such an unthinkable act would shock and infuriate the German parliament.
- Alternately, it might literally translate into "I will destroy," but "meega nala kweesta" might be a particularly rude version that is rarely used because of it becoming a curse. Like how the term for a female dog is rarely used for the canine anymore since most people use it as an insult to a woman. "Kweesta" might mean "destroy," but it could be the more vulgar version of the word.
- He cursed in the Alien equivalent of the Russian mat (Jumba has after all an kinda-Russian accent), there are tons of vulgar ways to say "destroy" in it.
- Or perhaps it's a particularly harsh kind of 'destroy', the kind with immense pain and suffering, cities made uninhabitable, that sort of thing.
- Maybe a more literal translation is 'I will cause a genocide/holocaust', or something like that
- Alternately, it might literally translate into "I will destroy," but "meega nala kweesta" might be a particularly rude version that is rarely used because of it becoming a curse. Like how the term for a female dog is rarely used for the canine anymore since most people use it as an insult to a woman. "Kweesta" might mean "destroy," but it could be the more vulgar version of the word.
Lilo and Nani officially agreed to be Stitch's wardens.In order to adopt Stitch Lilo signed something saying she was Stitch's caretaker and agreeing to be responsible for his actions, and might also say Lilo has custody of Stitch. This is enough to officially say Lilo is responsible for making sure Stitch stays in exile and doesn't cause too much damage to the mosquito population. Since Lilo seems to be five Nani would have to sign too and would be the person truly held responsible by the State of Hawaii if they let Stitch run around and he attacked somebody. These documents assume Stitch is a dog and not an intelligent super weapon. However, the Galactic Federation could ignore the document's original purpose and take it literally. The grand councilwoman had to give Lilo and Nani a higher level of citizenship than most humans to make this legitimate otherwise it would be like a jail leaving a dog in charge of guarding a prisoner, and she still had to make sure Lilo and Nani did the job they agreed to do.
Lilo and Stitch shares a universe with Birdy the Mighty.The latter's anime series and the reboot manga spend a significant amount of time on that universe's Federation, and Earth is considered a backwater world in the middle of nowhere in both stories.
In Leroy and Stitch, Jumba's and Stitch's rewards were actually tests. Stitch passed. Jumba passed eventually.Stitch and Jumba both seemed to be reformed by Leroy and Stitch, however it's possible that Jumba is only behaving either because he's being watched closely by Pleakley and Nani, or he simply lacks the facilities to do anything on a backwater planet like earth. The best solution would be to give him his lab back and pretend to trust him and see if he falls into his old habits. The goal of Stitch's reward was to see if he could function without Lilo or revert back to his original programming. Stitch was homesick but still acted as a responsible citizen. Whether Jumba passed is debatable. His first instinct was to get back to illegal genetic experiments but he did not get very far before he was forced at gunpoint to make one by Hamsterville and could easily have decided against it, plus when he makes Leroy it he gives it an off switch. When Jumba decided on his own to go back to Hawaii instead of going back to his old lab it counted as a pass.
Leroy was either designed to be a wussed out version of Stitch, or to degrade quickly.Jumba was making Leroy at gun point and there's only so much Hamsterville could do to test his capabilities without giving Jumba an opportunity to escape. Either Leroy beat Stitch partly because Stitch was distracted by missing Lilo, and Leroy got the jump on the other experiment's because he knew their locations strengths and weaknesses and they had gotten complacent, or he was genuinely on even footing with Stitch at the time. However, either way at the stadium every other experiment proved itself capable of fighting him.
Bubbles is a retired Agent J.Agent J clearly attained a noteworthy status in the Men in Black universe, so it is not at all implausible that he worked with the Grand Councilwoman. Heck, the Grand Council itself works in the MiB universe. Agent K said in the first movie they made a treaty to be a neutral planet, which implies SOME sort of overall governing body for at least a good chunk of the aliens. The MiB learned their lesson about 'retiring' Agents in the manner they used to after MiB 2, so when Agent J retired, he wasn't neuralized into forgetting everything ... he just moved into a new, less stressful field of work, with appropriate (if false) paper trail.
Cobra Bubbles really is retired from the CIA as he claims, but he'd been since been picked up by SHIELDHey, Disney owns Marvel now, and another Disney Channel Animated Original has had a Marvel crossover of their own. So why not?
Stitch's feet are called soolnds.As are the feet of several other characters.
Cobra Bubbles IS Marcellus WallaceThey look EXACTLY the same, are both played by Ving Rhames. This WMG is implying that after the events in Pulp Fiction, Marcellus reforms from a life of crime, changed his name and joined the C.I.A for some time. When Lilo asks him "Did you ever kill anyone" he doesn't answer (Possibly because he was dealing with traumatic flashbacks) But keep in mind this theory is just for fun, since there is no way in hell that Disney would canonize with a Quentin Tarantino movie, especially the world record holder for using the word "motherfucker".
The Grand Councilwoman is from the same stellar system as the Sensorites and the OodThe character design is very similar.
Mr. Bubbles picked mosquitoes in '73 because they're native to only one planet yet unlikely to die out.A certain species of fish, or cats, or cows, are likely to either be intentionally brought into space or (in the case of the fish, and cows if they're bred into an even more useful species and go the way of the auroch) might cease to exist on earth, but mosquitoes are unlikely to ever cease to exist on the planet short of glassing or gassing it. Contrarily, they are likely to be screened out of any Earth-to-colony ships to keep them contained and keep from wildly transmitting bloodborne diseases between planetary cultures.
The Merrie Monarch festival in the credits of the original movie required all (human) dancers to be descendants of Hawaiian royalty.Thus making Nani, and also Lilo, technically Disney princesses (This means the redhead from Lilo's dance class is mixed-race, but I doubt they ever explicitly said she had no Hawaiian blood).
Cobra knew Stitch was an alien the entire time
- When Cobra is giving Nani the conditions of keeping Lilo in the first movie, he says he wants their "dog" to become a model citizen. To be a model citizen, he would therefore have to at least understand social conventions of humans, which would require him to have thinking capabilities beyond those of a normal dog. Having worked with the Galactic Federation before, he knew that aliens existed, and, with his background, probably got a little information on the dog. With a background like that, and his near-invincibility, it wouldn't be unlikely that he'd immediately jump to the belief that Stitch was an alien. Not wanting to expose their existence, he kept referring to Stitch as a dog until the secret was out.
- At the end of the movie the following dialogue takes place, which makes it clear Cobra has interacted with aliens before (not to mention that he is totally not shocked / impressed at all upon being confronted with aliens, which most other humans would be).
Cobra: Aliens are all about rules.Grand Councilwoman: [To Cobra] You look familiar.Cobra: CIA, Roswell 1973.Grand Councilwoman: Ah, yes. You had hair then.
Lilo is an alien, possibly even an experimentThis is about as unlikely as you can imagine, but it is based on two noteworthy factors: One, Lilo's social worker is a former member of the CIA-about as unlikely a coincidence as can be imagined. Secondly, Lilo has been shown to be capable of wrestling and fighting with Stitch, despite the fact that the latter has enough strength to lift a VW Beetle.
Experiment 628 is designed for eye-poking.He made good on his threat. Jumba just hasn't used 628 because it'd come off as incredibly petty, considering that the 600 series are some of his best work. If 628 ever escapes, its name will be Pokey and one true purpose be to stop Pleakley from pestering him or ratting him out. Like his more serious projects, experiments 629note and beyond.
Mertle is racist towards HawaiiansThis is why she hates Lilo so much. Not because of Lilo's weird habits, her relationship with Stitch, or just overall bitchiness. She's a Caucasian who moved from California who really hates Hawaiians, their culture, or is just trying to vent her frustration over having been ripped from her old life in California.
Lilo is the reincarnation of Moana's grandmotherThe village crazy lady who knows all the good stories? Check. Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant? Check. Has way too much fun trolling everyone? Check. Knows how to tame monsters? Yup. Maybe after a few lives as various critters, she decided to be human again, but still remembers enough of the old stories and such to know that you have to do things like appease the weather-controlling fish.


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He shines like the morning light, brighter than the day itself. Even if it rains it would just be like a cheesy love scene. He could make angels jealous. Each one of his smiles is a new surprise to me.
My home is in his arms. I am at peace when I look into his dazzling hazel eyes. All I can feel is his arms wrapped around my waist. All I hear is his voice and the sound of the wind. I feel his heart beating under my ear. I want nothing more than to wake up every morning to that voice.
But right now I just want to make the most off the time we have now. I just want him to hold me till the day comes to a bitter sweet end. I never want to dream, because no dream could be better than when I'm awake with him. Days go by in a blur with him. I'm higher than the clouds next to him. Nothing is the same anymore, but it's in a good way. Now I have him. Everything but him is insignificant. I will never let him down. In a perfect world, there would be just me and him together till the end of time. He is the sun, stars, and the beating of my heart. The leaves dance in the wind to his voice.
Every time I hold his hand and our fingers intertwine a light shines around us like a halo. I wish time would hurry up so I could spend forever with him sooner. And while we are young we must try and keep the ones we love close. That's why I'm not letting go of him ever. Life is a bumpy ride, and if he ever falls I will be there to catch him. I would like him close to me. I was in a hole, but he brought me out of it. He is always on my mind. His name is engraved into my brain. At the thought of his name, everything freezes around me. This love is making me insane. But those three little words I want to tell him so bad are locked behind my lips. When I open my mouth to tell him no words come out.
I want to tell him the most perfect words.Shakespeare once said \"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer's lease hath all too short a date\" Those were once the most perfect words, but now they just sound like gibberish. So, here are mine. I love him. I am in love with him. Head over heals love with him. That whole, can't eat, can't sleep, and reach for the stars kind of love. But what do I know. Forever could only be a minute, because I can't find the right words to tell him, so I might never be able to tell him. So, what are the right words, the most perfect words?
**** Author's note**** Sorry if it's kind of mushy and stuff, but it's how I feel right now. And I can't get up the nerve to tell him. Which is stupid I mean it's only three short words But I can't bring myself to say them. And it's too bad he will never read this. It's kind of funny how he is so clueless to the fact that he is everything to me, but oh well. I'm really bad at this stuff.
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I am at a stage in my life where i feel very relaxed, the dramas of the past long gone and looking forward to new and exciting beginnings.My children are growing up and as much as i still make special time for them its now time for me !
I would describe myself as happy and take each day as it comes, life is too short not to enjoy the twists and turns that come our way.I am fit but do have a weakness for fine food and a nice red, i like to laugh and have a cheeky sense of humour,i believe in intimacy and chemistry, the spark waiting to be ignited. . .
Some of the things i enjoy ;-)
Sunday coffee with the paper.
The beach (don't we all) wether it be swimming walking or just laying on the sand people watching, all good fun.
Walking and the gym, prefer walking, the fresh air smells a lot nicer. .
Weekends away, Hunter,Blue Mountains in winter, just time away, special time.
Watching my boys plays sports, proud Dad of 2 sporty boys,i love to get involved.
Not into the clubs so much these days, i prefer a live band with friends followed by dinner. I enjoy playing chef in the kitchen, i love to cook and add to that some fine wine,candles and background music. .
Movie night out or movie night at home , takeway and relax .
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14 Parks near Utica, Illinois
La Salle, Illinois 6.14 miles SW
Deer Park, Illinois 6.66 miles SW
Oglesby, Illinois 7.1 miles SW
756 N 3150th Rd Utica, Illinois 61373 (map) | (815) 667-4988
Sites: 69 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 39 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $41.00
Easy check-in and we were escorted to our FHU pull thru site. Park is older and small but well kept. Very clean bathrooms. Friendly hosts and workers. We stayed Fri and Sat nights but were really only there in the evening after supper because our main goals were hiking at the state parks and eating out. Park had a mix of weekend locals and overnight travelers. Sites were very tight in most areas. Park was quiet after 10pm and most campers were very friendly and respectful. - fastlane18
Sep 2016 - $35.00
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Great park for a nite while traveling on I-80 or I-65. May be muddy and have soft ground if the area received rain. Pull thru with water and electric on larger sites with plenty of room. Full hook up may be tight and smaller. Cable TV and WiFi worked with no issues. We will stay here again. - truckerturtle
Aug 2016 - $44.00
Directions are good. Get off I-80 at Exit 81. There is a Loves truck stop there so you can fill up, then come out and go north 1.5 miles and take a left. Park is on the left. Access is tight. Only about a dozen pull thru sites and some of those are only good for smaller rigs. Most of the sites are for pull in or back in. Really only 2 good pull thru sites for larger rigs. Lots of beautiful tent sites. Beautiful grounds. Good size off leash dog park. Friendly and helpful staff. Would stay here again. - okdiver
2668 East 873 Road Utica, Illinois 61348 (map) | (815) 667-4726
Sites: 133 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 23 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $27.00
Very limited 50Amp sites and tight for big rigs. The showers and bathrooms were disgusting even during the week. On weekends it was even worse. Went to check in several times during the day and there was no one there. When leaving went to dump tanks and branches were so low, scratched my RV including my AC cover. I will not be returning. - Rascal123
Sep 2015 - $25.00
Price does not reflect $5 reservation fee. I only gave Service a low rating because there wasn't any, not because it was bad.
Our loop was mostly an open field with little shade, and the grass needed mowing. The campground has little in the way of amenities and is segregated from the rest of the park. You need to drive about 3 miles to get to the visitor center, lodge or trails where all the activities are. Empty and quiet during the week, but full on weekends. Several pumps provide fresh water, but the single dump station can get backed up (pun intended) when everyone leaves on Sunday.
A couple of TV channels and OK Verizon and AT&T service. The campground was OK, but since it doesn't have water or sewer hookups, and you have to drive to the state park anyway, I doubt I'll stay again. - TheRollingJones
Jun 2015 - $25.00
One of our favorite Illinois State Parks. Friendly staff, clean and well maintained campgrounds, and plenty of hiking and exploring. - Mike Pula
757 North 3029th Road Utica, Illinois 61373 (map) | (815) 667-4996
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 162 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $20.00
Lots to like here!
Deserves a 4 star rating.
Level gravel site.
Lots of trees.
Negatives: Bit of a grumpy hostess when we asked for a site near the laundry. Do not know why this was an issue to her, the campground was only 25% filled.
The laundry was good enough except the dryers were short cycles and required double the coins to get dry.
Stay here again, Sure! - Sir_Charles395
Sep 2016 - $36.00
A nice park with good utilities but no cable. There were a few channels on the batwing however. WiFi was very spotty and slow when it did work. Nice large pull through sites with mostly gravel pads and a few concrete ones and well graveled roads that are holding up well despite recent heavy rains. Nice restroom/shower facilities and friendly owners. Highway noise was minimal due to nice large sound buffering trees but there is an agricultural plant of some kind near by that had a constant hum all night. Mosquitoes however were terrible. It was quite full so I would recommend reservations. - utchaps
Sep 2016 - $36.00
A perfect choice for easy access and long level pull though sites, wi fi worked well and everything was as it should be. - Bruce and Janette
805 N 25th Rd. Oglesby, Illinois 61348 (map) | (815) 667-4886
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $30.00
Needed a place near Starved Rock to camp for a few nights. Everything about the experience was smooth - booking a few months in advance, calling to double check the reservation, checking in, paying, setting up, and departing.
Know what you are getting:
-port-a-potties only
-shower room is little more than a plywood box/shed
-private property/basically in the yard of the owner
-near the road
When we arrived the owner drove over on his golf cart and helped us back into the spot. He is very kind and helpful. He brought over a 10 foot board to help me with the sewer line angle. - daa10496
2265 N 2453rd Rd Marseilles, Illinois 61341 (map) | (815) 795-2537
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2007 - $35.00
Mainly a seasonal park, but they do offer a few Overnight sites. Grounds are not maintained at all and the majority of the seasonal sites look like no one has been out to them in years. No swimming of any type (pool or lake). Nice newer playground and entry with a keypad locking gate. I asked if they had fishing, the lady said yes they had a stocked pond but in her own words it was pretty "grown up" I guess she was not kidding because I could not even find the pond! Weeds - Yikes! I don't think we will return, the place seems deserted and creepy and offers nothing for recreation. - cdm74
2660 E 2350th Rd Marseilles, Illinois 61341 (map) | (815) 795-2448
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 19 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $20.00
The shower house was clean but needed better ventilation, it stank.
The roads are asphalt in good shape. The sites are gravel. The views are good for campers, but none for tents. One host is quiet and friendly, the other nit picky. There's an ice cream shop in the park at the ball field.
30 amp at camper sites. Shared water that needs flushing each use, lots of rust in line.
No OTA TV, satellite iffy.
Several tree need trimmed on the roads and sites. - Hhtjr
May 2016 - $20.00
The sites are very spacious and level. We had plenty of room in our site to spread out. The fire pits are small and raised off of the ground. There was wood available from the camp host at a reasonable price. For those of you that are early-birds, keep an eye out for the barges passing right next to your campsite! - Bertaventure
May 2014 - $17.00
We love this campground for two reasons. Close to home so that I can commute to work and the river sites with their view of the river and barges. Nothing can beat the sun coming up over the river with a barge in site. The river sites are in the Great Falls area sites 1-20. We give the park a review of 8 because of the quality of water (we bring our water from home) and the fact that only 20 of the sites are on the river. If I was coming to the area to visit Starved Rock State Park, I would choose this campground and use it as my home base. There are a number of restaurants in the town of Marseilles a short drive away. - smitty12
551 Wilson St Marseilles, Illinois 61341 (map) | (815) 795-6000
Sites: 137 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $40.00
The campground was very poorly maintained with very rough and pot holed roads, the roads were very dusty and heavily traveled with speeding golf carts and off road ATV type vehicles, woke up the next morning with 1/8" of dust on RV and truck. Fire works all evening until they either ran out or got tired of them. the sites were very close, for what should have been maybe 3 sites they had 6 if there had been a camper beside us we could not have put out our awning. There appeared to be no rules; when asked another camper said others have been told if you don't like it leave. Well I will not be back. Keep on looking. do not stop here. - Chief Dave
Jul 2015 - $32.00
The "guard house" was abandoned, the roads almost impossible, the site electric threatened electrocution, the water stank, and we didn't feel safe leaving the coach for an excursion. Very rough people as "greeters", no site map, and we feared for our safety -slept with the pistol loaded right next to my head. - Frances and Sparky
Aug 2014 - $32.00
Was just staying the night. Camped near entrance gate as I didn't feel like spending the time to drive back to regular camping area. (Long day, 427 miles.) This was my choice as staff offered the regular lots for me to use. Staff was friendly. Had water & electric. Wi-Fi never worked where I was located. Looked like the router I was connected to needed to be re-booted to the Internet. If Wi-Fi worked and maybe if I had seen rest of campground I would feel comfortable with a 7 or 8 rating. Would stay again and would probably go to regular camping area. - Tireman9
2776 E 2625th Rd Marseilles, Illinois 61341 (map) | (815) 795-5720
Sites: 400 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 6 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $35.00
We had called this park twice before arriving, and had not received a call back. We went anyway. Roads throughout the park were bumpy, muddy, full of potholes. There were many permanent residents in broken down, trash strewn places that should have been bulldozed. Crowded, non-level, barely paved sites obscured by fallen leaves. I saw a Pitbull, off leash, and mentioned it to the owner. I saw things happening that led me to believe that "anything goes" and if there are any rules in place, they are certainly not enforced. We drove through the park a couple of times, with the owner and another fellow. I feared for the safety of our rig and our small dog. Luckily we found another place to stay and left. - mrsweeble
Jun 2011 - $35.00
It is open year round. There are lots of permanet residents there. The dogs run free but are friendly. The trees infested with carpenter ants. There is only wifi by the office with no shade. We were there over the 4th and firecrackers were going off until about 3 a.m. - hap
Jul 2010 - $35.00
This was our first time camping with our new camper. We did stay over a holiday weekend. The camp site itself was very nice, private and quiet. We did see the pool, but did not use it. The overall campground itself was ok. There were permanents all through out the campground, some were nice and others needed to be taken away. People were friendly and we as a family will stay at this campground again. - fairfield5
4611 E. 22ND ROAD Leland, Illinois 60531 (map) | (815) 495-9032
Sites: 85 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $38.00
Park was generally clean but the "comfort station" was old and in need of updating. Showers were hot but cost $.25 for 7 1/2 minutes. More than enough time for a shower. Sunday night other campers were loud late but ceased around midnight. Last part of the season, so no big deal. We would stay here again. - Camping Hoosier
Aug 2015 - $46.00
This is a nice campground. The owners have a lot of attention to detail and quickly responded to, and solved, a sewer drain problem (was clogged by previous campers). My "8" rating is based on a few minor criticisms, some of which are out of the campground's control.
Getting into the lot was very difficult, requiring a lot of back and forth movement, due to the tight spacing of the lots. Fortunately, the owner recognizes that and personally aids the campers in backing into the spaces. However, prior to departure, I asked the neighbors to move their vehicles so we could leave without disturbing them early in the morning.
Use of the lake/pond is included in the camping fees, but the water visibility was probably no more than 6 inches. The owner claimed the water tests all come back excellent and that the visibility is likely due to sediment as it is supposedly clear in the mornings. The lake/pond was very busy when we were there, so the sediment may have been the issue, but it was the worst I have ever seen in a lake/pond.
Use of the pool (which was very clean), costs $1 per person per day. I suspect they charge that in order to limit the number of persons using the pool as it is not very big and, after looking at the lake, many people may prefer the pool. Since the rate on the campsite was reasonable, the extra charge for the pool wasn't necessarily that bad, but I hate feeling like I am "nickle and dimed" when I go to a campground, so that fee was a bit of a turnoff for me. I would prefer they raise their rate slightly and have the pool use included.
The Miniature Golf was fun, but it also requires an extra fee. As above, I would prefer to not have to pay extra for the amenities, but I suppose if someone were only going to camp overnight and not use them, then that allows them to stay less expensively.
I would consider staying here again if I were in the area. I commend the owners for their hard work and attention to guest safety and comfort. - JB in Indy
Jul 2014 - $50.00
Beach was nice. Outside of that everything had issues, like not enough bathrooms; after 10am most were backed up. Our son had to drive 10 minutes away to a gas station to use their facilities. We were charged to use our air conditioner, but our site only had a 20 amp connection. Even with an adapter we did not have the current to run the AC, but we were charged. Site was very difficult to access; owner admitted he never put a pop-up on the site. The site was for primitive camping, but again overcharged. Plus, issues like charges to use showers, pool made this park very costly. We also rented two cabins and the owner made refunding security deposit very difficult stating "well, the fire pits were dirty". The cabins were infested with spiders, making most of our group refusing to use the cabins. We will never return. - Bob & laurel
2743 N 4251st Rd. Sheridan, Illinois 60551 (map) | (815) 496-2334
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $35.00
We stayed here in a 40Ft rig. Most of the sites are taken up by long term seasonal residents. Management is good, have on-site security, and have worked hard in cleaning up the trash. Our rate for the month of June is $500 which includes electric. However we have found some people are charged less. We stayed here because of family in Montgomery, IL. which is close by. They do not have a website, but if you do a search you can find it on the web. - Gatorcq


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The room was okay I used kayak to get this hotel and then after driving 12 hours to get there they couldn't find my reservation, even after showing them my confirmation email and where they charged my Amex card. I had to call kayak customer service. While on hold with kayak they finally found my reservation. What a hassle.
The hotel was clean and staff friendly. The hotel is not located within walking distance of any restaurants and has no lunch or dinner services. The hotel provided a safe clean place to sleep but was otherwise unremarkable.
Excellent continental breakfast, friendly staff, and proximity from parks, zoo, etc Noisy, you heard when everyone closed their door on your floor. Not located in the central part of town.
Hotel was quiet - we stayed on the west side away from the freeway. Breakfast was ample. Two free drinks at the bar were offered each night, but we did not have the opportunity to try them. Breakfast needed more healthy choices. More fresh fruits and yogurts, oatmeal, lower carb choices.
We had a great time at The Clubhouse Inn & Suites. Loved the hot breakfast and the afternoon happy hour w/ management.
Friendly, comfortable and reasonably convient( by car) to all of ABQ. I would stay there again.
The hotel was clean, quiet, and the beds were comfortable. The room was a nice size, as well, and the cleaning staff did a good job. It seemed a little expensive for what it was. If I were to go to ABQ again, I'd check around for some place a little bit cheaper.
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the nice room, the pool area and the breakfast and 2 free drinks.....all very nice.....no complaints from me. only that there is no elevator to the second floor.
Clean, quiet, comfortable, friendly staff. Hard to get into property.
Staff was very nice and attentive. The hotel is clean. Breakfast selection is good with turkey options (for non-pork eaters). Switching between channels on the TV's can be annoying. It will switch back and forth between a two channels and do this over and over. Coffee is weak (not my preference).
The staff was wonderful. Breakfast was good. The room was nice. The hotel was convenient to the Old Town area. The sales manager, Hotel Employee , was especially helpful in telling us what to do and where to go during our visit. Cudos.
Convenient location, nice clean room. Friendly staff.
Breakfast selection, prompt and friendly staff The room had lots of scuffs and some damage to it affecting it's cleanliness
Fantastic hotel. Very comfortable beds. Although complimentary breakfast was offered, we slept so well, we slept through breakfast. There is a Starbucks within walking distance from the hotel. Staff was great to recommend hole-in-the-wall for dinner.
Bed was very comfortable. One of the days, the maid service was not good.
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Exceptional 2.5 star hotel. Super clean, well organized, classy...they've got their act together.
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Great staff. Very nice, clean room. Very convenient location to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. It's a bit noisy, at least in rooms on the road side of the hotel. Still, it was quite pleasant, and we found it easy enough to fall asleep and get a good night's rest.
The staff were retired and very friendly. It was very nice of them to make the non smokers a breakfast bag that was separate from the other breakfast. The front desk said it was for "clean living". The windows are old and the cold just came right through, it had a smell that I can't describe, the people in the rooms next to us (which was the non-smoking rooms) were smoking pot so much we could see the smoke coming out from around the door. My daughter was with me and this was not the environment that I want here in.
room clean, nice staff, a lot of permanent/monthly residents, 3 stars, very good.
Close to bus terminal. Cheap. Microwave and fridge in the room. Breakfast was only orange juice / coffee and donuts. When I arrive they didn't have my reservation and suggested me not to book through Kayak. The fridge was out of order.


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