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...reserved in the well-stocked corner cantina. Three airy double rooms upstairs, fitted with every luxury found at the Hassler, are a bargain at $300-$420 per night. Just having the use of such an address as a meeting place is well worth the $24 annual membership fee. But even that is waived for now in a promotion to lure members, since a wine tasting is included free in the annual membership...
...senior move managers. The association's website nasmm.com has links to companies around the country, and Novack hopes the organization will have a voluntary certification program in the next few years. She advises families to inquire about professional credentials, liability and workers' compensation insurance, references, written contracts and fee structures...
...passengers use less crowded lanes to the security checkpoints and possibly avoid such routine security measures as removing their shoes and coats. To gain that privilege, passengers must submit to an extensive background check, including searches of commercial and government databases. After being approved and paying a small annual fee (yet to be determined), they would be issued a card--containing a biometric identifier (a fingerprint, for example) and personal data--that shows they're entitled to the special security treatment...
...prices on everything and you've pretty much got daily life in London. Start the morning with a glass of orange juice and you can forget about that vacation. Restaurants should just merge with second-mortgage companies. Besides the inevitable ?4 for bottled water, a 12.5% "discretionary" service fee is obligatorily added to the bill along with a presumptuous dotted line marked gratuity. Everyone claims the secret to London dining is to go ethnic, but our local Indian has a mysterious ?2 "papadum surcharge," and by its own admission the food is not very good. The quote on the back...
...final meeting last month, the Faculty Council unanimously approved a plan proposed by Mahan, which recommended implementing the fee hike over two years, with a $60 fee set for the 2004-2005 academic year and a $75 fee to follow a year later...