My boyfriend and I are in a long distance relationship, and spending 10 days together in March in Orlando. We've found plenty of hotels in the $30-$50 range, but a lot of them seem to be on the 'low class' side. We're looking for a hotel close to disney with free shuttle to all parks, within the 30-60$ range, and if possibly a room with a kitchen (stove etc). The palm suites lakeside is the best we've found so far it offers all the conviences of home like that for 70$ a night. Any help would be appreciated.
Wow, to find a hotel near the attractions in that price range and with a kitchen,that is nice would be really difficult. Unless you go during the "off" seasons. The hotels are willing to go lower in price just to fill up the rooms. If you don't mind a hotel further away (in Orlando) the Mount Vernon Inn is a nice clean privately owned hotel thru the Quality Inns. Their address is actually in Winter Park. But very nice and clean and good price. You want to be careful about the hotels in Kissimmee. Unless it comes recommended from someone you know OR is part of a large chain. Also, if you go during the "off" seasons, you can get pretty decent prices on a "budget" hotel on Disney property. For example the "All Star" resorts. And if you stay at one of their resorts, they have a free bus service that will take you just about anywhere on the property. Go On Line to Walt Disney World Reservations, and ask what kind
of deals they have (including the "All Star" resorts). If it
is not during the busy season, tell them what price range you have in mind and ask them what they can do to get close to that. If they can't get close to your price, then Oh well, you look for something else. BUT if they can do your price, how fabulous would that be?
I need a cheap but nice hotel in Orlando..?
June 25th, 2009Is the failure of the US ‘Bail out’ bill due to the 2 party structure of US politics?
June 25th, 2009Had the US had a third leading party would the bill have been passed?
It is reported that the Republican party voted it down due to the speech of the Democratic speaker of the house seeminly attacking the republican party. In an election year this could be damaging to the party under attack. If a 3rd leading party existed then the damage may not be so great.
No, it's due to a surprising show of guts and intelligence and lack of gullibility. Maybe people are finally learning never to trust a Republican, especially one named Bush. [Or, to be bipartisan, even a conservative like Clinton, for that matter, since he bought into the voodoo deregulation, privatization, and globalization scams too.}
Where is the best place to find used mobile homes for sale on the web?
June 25th, 2009Thinking about buying a mobile home, (SE Oklahoma) much cheaper than a house. From looking on the internet I am having a very hard time, when I put something in the search, it brings up all kinds of web sites and none of them are what I am looking for. Any help. Also do the mobile homes, haver real fireplaces or are they electric?
craigslist ( http://www.craigslist.org ) — if you’re unfamiliar with it, follow the link, find your state, then select your city. If your city’s unavailable, select the closest one. Once there, find the section labeled housing, and follow the link labeled “real estate for sale”. You can sift through manually, but they may be difficult to find so try running multiple searches once you get there in the search bar at the top. Search for ‘mobile’, then ’single wide’ (or ‘double wide’ if you’re looking for one of those) and ‘trailer’. [note: "mobile" will return some results that are way off because it also hits on mobile phone, but eh].
mhvillage - http://www.mhvillage.com is also a good place to run a search.
If your local paper has a website, and posts their classifieds online, you may also want to poke around in there.
Voting Blocs?
June 25th, 2009Why do blacks tradtionally vote for democrats when Dems have done nothing for them. Civil Right Laws were put in by Republicians over Democrat objections, Republicians freed the slaves. Dem want to keep them in failing school systems. Republians put more blacks into positions of power in Government.
i don't care
Who recently scammed the us government out of billions?
June 25th, 2009I have a question that i was wondering about for a little while.
Who recently scammed the us government out of billions?
The only thing I know is that right now he is in paris.
it was on the news in the past week or month
I believe your talking about Madoff. He scammed investors out of an estimated $50 billion dollars. This scam was reported to the SEC 10 years ago and was never investigated thoroughly . He is not in Paris, he is still in New York awaiting trial, which was posponed for 30 more days.
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Inside USA - Big business of border security - 15 March 2008
June 24th, 2009
Immigration and border security has become a frontline in US politics and a key battleground in the race for the White House.
So, big stakes on the political front, but also big money, and big questions, with the same private contractors from Iraq now involved in building a high-tech fortress America.
This week Inside USA travels to the US-Mexico border to look at how big business is positioning itself to tap into the lucrative border security market
Duration : 0:23:18
Palestinian homes on sale to ‘private buyers’ - 22 Jun 09
June 24th, 2009
One of the issues sharply dividing Israelis and Palestinians is the so-called right of return to Israel by refugees from the 1948 war.
Most of the property they abandoned has been held by the Israeli government.
But as Dan Nolan reports, it has now begun to sell Palestinian properties to private buyers.
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Bill Maher: Democrats Are the New Republicans
June 24th, 2009
Watch more at http://www.theyoungturks.com.US heading for Depression?
June 24th, 2009
Bailouts Will Push US into Depression: Manager
BANKS, FINANCIAL SERVICES, NORTH AMERICA, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT, ECONOMY, INFLATION, CURRENCIES, DOLLAR, FREDDIE MAC, FANNIE MAE, MORTGAGES, DEBT, CREDIT
By CNBC.com
CNBC.com
| 11 Sep 2008 | 09:11 AM ET
The end result of the global economic slowdown may be the U.S. announcing national bankruptcy as the government cannot afford the bailouts that it promised and the market will not bail out the government, Martin Hennecke, senior manager of private clients at Tyche, told CNBC on Thursday.
“We expect a depression in the United States. We expect a depression, very possibly, also in Europe,” Hennecke said on “Worldwide Exchange.”
The estimated $300 billion cost of the Fannie/Freddie bailout will probably be considered as a loss that the government will have to take, therefore passing it on to taxpayers, he explained.
“We already have $3 trillion of debt, as far as the U.S. government is concerned. These debt figures across the U.S. economy are rising very sharply.”
When the government can no longer pass the United States’ “immense debt” on to taxpayers, it will turn to the holders of U.S. dollars, leading to the eventual downfall of the currency, Hennecke said.
“Definitely, it (the dollar) is not a safe place to be invested in, as real inflation is closer to 10 or 11 percent than the actual inflation numbers given by the U.S. government,” Hennecke said on “Worldwide Exchange”.
Investors should avoid exposure to debt and stay away from leveraging on any investment or et, including property, Hennecke advised, adding that “banks have been too highly leveraged in the past, private households, everybody.”
Hennecke’s stock allocations are mainly Asian-based, especially in the Chinese market as the country’s government has a large amount of cash and the macroeconomics are fundamentally strong.
He also suggested investing in gold, despite the recent fall in price.
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