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Saved the auto industry in the US, tried 4 times to bring job creation bills to the House, reduced the nuclear arsenal abroad by taking plutonium from countries that wanted to be rid of the stuff, passed Affordable Health Care, sent stimulus money to deserving small businesses along with significant tax breaks, killed bin Laden, destroyed hotels new orleans french quarter al Qada leadership, presses the fight to terrorism via 'lillypads' (if you don't know, they are mobile bases inside many different countries), CRUSHED the Tea-Droolers, CRUSHED the racist Tea-Droolers, CRUSHED the birther Tea-Droolers, CRUSHED the propaganda machine that is the Fox News Liars, and governed like a moderate-liberal Republican.
yo misfit (guess we know where YOU are coming from)...like it or not, the BANANA REPUBLICan Middle Class Destroying hotels new orleans french quarter Machine is morally and fiscally bankrupt...your dreams of establishing a 'new world order' in collaboration with the world corporatists has been exposed to the light of day...middle class workers built this country and we are not about to hand it over to a sniveling bunch of Wall Street frat boys...you were handed your walking papers TWICE by a Black junior Senator from Chicago and there are more just like him waiting to expose you for what you are - selfish egoists hell-bent on reducing us to 'indentured servitude', groveling for crumbs of pay, benefits and pensions while stripping this earth of everything of value...not gonna work, skippy...not on my watch.
I so agree! They embody all that's good about America in their values, love, compassion and caring. JFK, born into wealth and privilege, was ever mindful that wealth and power could be used to elevate the less fortunate. PBO wasn't born into wealth yet he embodies the same values.
Thank for also bringing up something that I feel very strongly about. During this past election there was a lot said about ordinary Americans being jealous of Romney's success. That was never the case, but I did see resentment against his sense of entitlement. That is quite a difference. Both JFK, born into a world of wealth and privilege, and our current President, born into much different circumstances, realize that wealth and power can be an exceptionally powerful force when used as a tool to raise up others. And that is one very powerful, and wonderful, difference between the men.
It's really no wonder this country is crippled by shootings and hatred. Very few of the posts I've read have been thankful, AT ALL, for a President who has worked hard to keep the economy going. Has everyone FORGOTTEN what a mess the economy was in when Bush left office? hotels new orleans french quarter Is anyone grateful for life, health, and happiness?
I intend to enjoy Christmas, and I hope the Prez does too, in spite of dealing with the latest crisis from the Repubs in Congress, who can't seem to unite even in their own party. Thanks God for all the blessings you've given us. And please comfort those who are suffering, including some of the mean-spirited posters on Huff Post. Amen.
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Everyone compares Obama's vacation to GWB's vacations. How come no one ever mentions the waste of taxpayer money for GWB to fly all over the world to "say goodbye to world leaders." I am sure that most of them would have been content with just a short phone call from him. This goodbye tour lasted 2 weeks. No one ever mentions that expense.
Apparently, during the time GWB was in office, he spent 20 million dollars flying back and forth to his ranch in Crawford. He was one of the highest spending presidents for vacations using taxpayer dollars.
People who are unemployed: Get after your representatives and senators to work on JOB CREATION . They had Obama's ideas now for several months and have done nothing. Blame them for their laziness and inaction. Everything cannot be blamed on the POTUS. He is not the legislature-Congress is.
If so why is Obama also on vacation ? he has the power to keep them there until something is done. but he like them decided to go on vacation with his family when you take the office of the President of this country you put the country first if not you don't need to hold the position. He WILL come back and give those clowns everything they want at the middle class and the retired elderly will have to pay for you just sit back and watch....
As 2012 comes to a close, we give you our Aloha Friday Hawaii Vacation Specials For December 14 2012
As 2012 comes to a close, we give you our Aloha Friday Hawaii Vacation Specials For December 14 2012. These Hawaii vacation deals are on some of the most sought after resorts in Hawaii, so you will want to remember to book your trip well in advance. I have been letting most of my regulars know that last minute Hawaii vacation packages are not a good way to save money during the peak season. Hawaii tourism has come roaring back over the last couple of years with Hotel occupancy southwest airlines flight reservations rates setting records.
So let s get to it and show you some of my favorite southwest airlines flight reservations Hawaii vacation specials for January 2013. Our first special is on a property that I have recently stayed in on the island of Maui. The Ka anapali Beach Hotel is a 3 star hotel located southwest airlines flight reservations in the heart of Ka anapali. This property proudly goes by the moniker Maui s Most Hawaiian Hotel , and I can personally tell you that is an apt name. The people here really treat you as Ohana (family), and the grounds have much of that old style feel that many people want in a Hawaiian hotel. Their early season rates, with breakfast, start at $229.00 per night for an Aloha Value room, on up to $365 per night for their oceanfront rooms.
My second Hawaii vacation special is on another property I am fond of on the island of Oahu. I tend to send a lot of my guests here when they want to Do Waikiki . The 3+ star Holiday Inn Waikiki Beachcomber Resort sits right smack dab in the middle of Waikiki, and has some pretty great perks included with your room. The main one is that you get complimentary rides on the Waikiki Trolley s Pink line throughout Waikiki and to the Ala Moana Shopping southwest airlines flight reservations Center. Perfect for those that plan on doing a little shopping, Hawaii style. The other thing about this hotel is that Jimmy Buffet southwest airlines flight reservations s is on-site, and they have a great little surfing museum bar there too. Either one is a great stop after a long day on the beach, for right before you hit the town for the evening. They have got some great room rates starting at $181.00 per night for a standard room, on up to $227.00 per night for an ocean view. I suggest you book early for this hotel, it is a popular choice.
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All of the above rates are for 2 people per room, and do not include parking and/or resort fees. As is always the case, go to my main website for more pricing info, or better yet, pick up the phone and I can easily give you a quick quote on your dates.
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The holiday season adds to the already wintery weather that Hilo experiences year-round. With all that rain and gloominess in the skies, it s like Christmas everyday in this rainy town on the Big Island. And for the second year in a row, Hilo will be getting even more wintery cheer through a holiday open house.
Starting in mid-December, the Hawai i County Building transforms into a colorful gingerbread house of sorts that looks better than it tastes. Santa s elves (also known as country volunteers) decorate dozens of trees, bake holiday treats and sound the trumpets that put out a call for holiday entertainment.
Local singers, musicians car rental coupon special thrifty and dancers take the stage every weeknight for the two-week event. Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning musician Cyril Pahinui will be teaming up with charter school students for holiday performance. Taiko drummers, hula dancers and student musicians will dazzle the audience with their talent.
What a wonderful event this will be. Not only is it free to the public, but it showcases local talent that often go unnoticed. Those visiting the Big Island during this holiday season should definitely stop by one of the performances to get a taste of a true Hawaiian Christmas.
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The holiday season adds to the already wintery weather that Hilo experiences year-round. With all that rain and gloominess in the skies, it s like Christmas everyday in this rainy town on the Big Island. And for the second year in a row, Hilo will be getting even more wintery cheer through a holiday open house.
Starting in mid-December, the Hawai i County Building transforms into a colorful gingerbread house of sorts that looks better than it tastes. Santa s elves (also known as country volunteers) decorate dozens of trees, bake holiday treats and sound the trumpets that put out a call for holiday entertainment.
Local singers, musicians car rental coupon special thrifty and dancers take the stage every weeknight for the two-week event. Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning musician Cyril Pahinui will be teaming up with charter school students for holiday performance. Taiko drummers, hula dancers and student musicians will dazzle the audience with their talent.
What a wonderful event this will be. Not only is it free to the public, but it showcases local talent that often go unnoticed. Those visiting the Big Island during this holiday season should definitely stop by one of the performances to get a taste of a true Hawaiian Christmas.
Since 2006 Bruce Fisher has been publishing the Hawaii Vacation Blog and the Hawaii Vacation Connection Podcast which, create daily content about Hawaii Travel and Tourism. This Blog is the only online resource providing Hawaii-based information aimed at travelers seven days per week. Postings reflect the Hawaiian Islands, their culture car rental coupon special thrifty and their lifestyle as accurately and thoroughly as possible.
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Hehe .winter clothing being a long sleeve tee and light jacket, but rarely a parka! Funny enough the
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Believe it or not, there are actually days in Hawai i warranted for wearing winter clothing princess cruises greek isles boots, scarves, the whole gamut. It can get pretty chilly, especially if the wind s blowing. But it s not necessarily that we have to wear those warm garments but rather, because we choose to. It s a nice switch from the usual slippers, shorts and tank combo we re so familiar with, plus many ladies can attest to this winterwear is so much more fashionable!
If you re planning a trip here during the months of November, December and January, it wouldn t hurt to bring a light scarf or rain jacket. Both won t take up much room in your suitcase; boots, on the other hand, might be too clunky to pack. You might want to consider packing something warm if you re visiting Haleakala or Mauna Kea. Both volcanic peaks are so high in elevation that temperatures can be in the 40s and 50s. Not to mention, the wind factor!
And while we may not get snow (except for on Mauna Kea), we do get rain during these months. Unlike Washington or Oregon, where it may rain all day for days at a time, Hawai i s rainy season varies. There could be light showers during most mornings and evenings, princess cruises greek isles while the middle of the day might be overcast and cloudy. Other days could be completely sunny but with strong gusts of wind. You just never can be sure, so it s best to be prepared.
I remember several years ago, when it rained for nearly 40 days straight. That was very unusual for Hawai i. And as a result, roads flooded, rivers overflowed and most beaches closed due to sewage spills . Some people resorted to stand-up paddle boards as a way of getting around. And who could forget the hail ! The weather princess cruises greek isles can get pretty wild out here!
Since 2006 Bruce Fisher has been publishing the Hawaii Vacation Blog and the Hawaii Vacation Connection Podcast which, create daily content about Hawaii Travel and Tourism. This Blog is the only online resource providing Hawaii-based information aimed at travelers seven days per week. Postings reflect the Hawaiian Islands, their culture and their lifestyle as accurately and thoroughly as possible.
princess cruises greek isles Hehe .winter clothing being a long sleeve tee and light jacket, but rarely a parka! Funny enough the coldest day I remember on Oahu was the morning I moved to the mainland we actually did put on our jackets and were amazed how just simple breathing could be seen in the air .
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Believe it or not, there are actually days in Hawai i warranted for wearing winter clothing princess cruises greek isles boots, scarves, the whole gamut. It can get pretty chilly, especially if the wind s blowing. But it s not necessarily that we have to wear those warm garments but rather, because we choose to. It s a nice switch from the usual slippers, shorts and tank combo we re so familiar with, plus many ladies can attest to this winterwear is so much more fashionable!
If you re planning a trip here during the months of November, December and January, it wouldn t hurt to bring a light scarf or rain jacket. Both won t take up much room in your suitcase; boots, on the other hand, might be too clunky to pack. You might want to consider packing something warm if you re visiting Haleakala or Mauna Kea. Both volcanic peaks are so high in elevation that temperatures can be in the 40s and 50s. Not to mention, the wind factor!
And while we may not get snow (except for on Mauna Kea), we do get rain during these months. Unlike Washington or Oregon, where it may rain all day for days at a time, Hawai i s rainy season varies. There could be light showers during most mornings and evenings, princess cruises greek isles while the middle of the day might be overcast and cloudy. Other days could be completely sunny but with strong gusts of wind. You just never can be sure, so it s best to be prepared.
I remember several years ago, when it rained for nearly 40 days straight. That was very unusual for Hawai i. And as a result, roads flooded, rivers overflowed and most beaches closed due to sewage spills . Some people resorted to stand-up paddle boards as a way of getting around. And who could forget the hail ! The weather princess cruises greek isles can get pretty wild out here!
Since 2006 Bruce Fisher has been publishing the Hawaii Vacation Blog and the Hawaii Vacation Connection Podcast which, create daily content about Hawaii Travel and Tourism. This Blog is the only online resource providing Hawaii-based information aimed at travelers seven days per week. Postings reflect the Hawaiian Islands, their culture and their lifestyle as accurately and thoroughly as possible.
princess cruises greek isles Hehe .winter clothing being a long sleeve tee and light jacket, but rarely a parka! Funny enough the coldest day I remember on Oahu was the morning I moved to the mainland we actually did put on our jackets and were amazed how just simple breathing could be seen in the air .
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So where do you go when you re up late in Hawai i in search of some food to fix your hunger funk? I d start with your hotel first. Most have room service or a signature restaurant that can whip up a good meal in-house. Some hotels, on the other hand, have dropped the luxury of room service all together, instead resorting to outsourced companies. And even those don t stay open very late.
You (and your tummy) are in luck if you re vacationing on O ahu and find yourself in a similar pickle. From cheeseburgers and fries to a sake and sushi, there are tons of places that open late; some open 24 hours, golf mini tours like Likelike Drive-Inn golf mini tours and select Zippy s. Sanoya s has been long known as the go-to spot for a sobering bowl of steamy saimin; you know, after you stumble out of the clubs, tired from all that late-night dancing?
golf mini tours Our favorite 24-hour food joint has always been Liliha Bakery . Why? Because not only will you find the experience of old-school golf mini tours dining, but you ll also find breakfast. As in, sweet bread French toast and omelets. Coffee, too! Just be warned, everyone tends to have the same idea round 11, 12 o clock at night, so be prepared to wait in line for a seat at the bar.
Other islands might be limited in their late-night dining selection. On Maui, you ll find 24-hour restaurants that include Denny s (Kahului and Kihei), McDonalds (Kahului) and Zippy s (Kahului). Not sure about 24-hour restaurants on Kaua i; 11 p.m. at Duke s Canoe Club seems to be the latest. There are also bars, like Tomkats Grille golf mini tours and Keoki s Paradise, that close at 10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., respectively. Mind you, they re bars, so if you ve got hungry little tykes, then I wouldn t recommend going there.
Surprisingly, with how non-existent the Big Island s nightlife is, they actually have a 24-hour eatery. Ken s House of Pancakes in Hilo offers more breakfast at midnight options that make you wish you could go to sleep, just to do it all over again in the morning!
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So where do you go when you re up late in Hawai i in search of some food to fix your hunger funk? I d start with your hotel first. Most have room service or a signature restaurant that can whip up a good meal in-house. Some hotels, on the other hand, have dropped the luxury of room service all together, instead resorting to outsourced companies. And even those don t stay open very late.
You (and your tummy) are in luck if you re vacationing on O ahu and find yourself in a similar pickle. From cheeseburgers and fries to a sake and sushi, there are tons of places that open late; some open 24 hours, golf mini tours like Likelike Drive-Inn golf mini tours and select Zippy s. Sanoya s has been long known as the go-to spot for a sobering bowl of steamy saimin; you know, after you stumble out of the clubs, tired from all that late-night dancing?
golf mini tours Our favorite 24-hour food joint has always been Liliha Bakery . Why? Because not only will you find the experience of old-school golf mini tours dining, but you ll also find breakfast. As in, sweet bread French toast and omelets. Coffee, too! Just be warned, everyone tends to have the same idea round 11, 12 o clock at night, so be prepared to wait in line for a seat at the bar.
Other islands might be limited in their late-night dining selection. On Maui, you ll find 24-hour restaurants that include Denny s (Kahului and Kihei), McDonalds (Kahului) and Zippy s (Kahului). Not sure about 24-hour restaurants on Kaua i; 11 p.m. at Duke s Canoe Club seems to be the latest. There are also bars, like Tomkats Grille golf mini tours and Keoki s Paradise, that close at 10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., respectively. Mind you, they re bars, so if you ve got hungry little tykes, then I wouldn t recommend going there.
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