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Q. Going on a roadtrip to see a Milwaukee Brewers game, but never been to Milwaukee. We're staying at the Aloft downtown hotel, it it safe to walk the 1 mile to Miller Park for a couple? Thanks! A. yes. stay in groups Is there a hotel in Milwaukee with a 24 hour indoor pool? Q. There is a Radisson hotel in appleton, wi (also called the paper valley) that has its pool open to adults for 24 hours. I was wondering if there is a hotel in Milwaukee, WI with a pool open all night long. A. There are a couple mentioned in this article (aloft, country inn): http://polistraveladvices.blogspot.com/2010/05/recommended-hotels-in-milwaukee.html You can also try this http://tinyurl.com/33cpcur What is the best path for running in downtown Milwaukee? Q. I will be staying at the hotel Aloft and would like to running outside from my hotel for around 6 miles with minimal stops. A. The best path would be determined by your own criteria. For options ask the concierge at the hotel. Powered by Y...

Q. Visiting Philly for the first time. Please recommend any good clubs or lounges. I would like something 21 n over, more on the grown and sexy side. Nothing too bougie but nothing dirty. Something more urban if anything playing hiphop, reggae and rnb. Thanks! A. There is the XYZ Bar at the Aloft Hotel out by the airport, sleek sexy indoor outdoor modern feel to it. Tritone on south street, really hip and old school blues and Jazz bar. Anyhting on Deleware ave is going to be cool, but that will also be crowded crowded crowded. Several of the Hotels in and around Market Street have some really posh lounges and clubs. Old City has a lot of great bars and clubs. Stay out of North Philly....everything there is really raunchy. I am visiting Dallas for the first time. Can anyone suggest a good neighboorhood and a moderate price hotel? Q. I will be also visiting Glen Rose but want to stay in Dallas and exlore it as wewll. A. Since when did Dallas become the capital of crime? Geez.... the...

Q. Did he stay there? Right, it wasn't a hotel then but it is now, right? Is it the same building? And what's it called? A. "Hi"......it wasn't a "Hotel" is was a Hospital in fact in December 1901 Marconi assembled his "RECIEVER" at what is now called Signal Hill, St. John's, New Foundland , nearly the closest point to Europe in North America. He set up his receiving apparatus in an abandoned hospital that straddled the cliff facing Europe on the top of Signal Hill. After unsuccessful attempts to keep an antenna aloft with balloons and kites, because of the high winds, he eventually managed to raise an antenna with a kite for a short period of time for each of a few days. Accounts vary, but Marconi's notes indicate that the transatlantic message was received via this antenna. Hope that helps ya and a "Merry Christmas"" ! *S* (Michael C...) ********************************************* EDIT.....Ok...you are making it...