Hotel De Beukenhof Leiden

... and is a completed new town on a former Dutch airforce base, forming an extension to Den Haag. It demonstrates how the local authority casn take the lead in the development process. After drawing up a master plan, the town was divided into five different districts of around 2,000 homes, each with a distinctive character, makign up a total of over 10,000 units of around 3,000 residents. Facilties include two large supermarkes, around 40 shops, a library ...

... the ride we headed back to the bar, met up with some other Webster students (non-globals) and hung out for about an hour. At 11pm Nicole, Sahara, Luz and I headed for the pier to see the fireworks. Well, don’t you know, it started pouring on the way over. We got so wet and cold! Nicole turned back, but Sahara, Luz and I continued on, and got to the piers just as the fireworks were starting. We then huddled under my umbrella to watch ...

... of Liberia, who faces charges of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity under the Special Tribunal for Sierra Leone. Its a long and complicated explanation, but he is basically being accused of encouraging, funding and supplying intelligence to the Sierra Leonnian rebels. The trial should take place in Sierra Leone, but there was an issue of safety, so it was moved to Den Haag and they are borrowing a courtroom at the ICC. The trial has been ...

... we walked over to Asian Palace restaurant. The assumption on our part was “gee, college town, Asian restaurant close by the campus’s = CHEAP.” Boy, were we wrong! The linen table cloths and 2 wine glasses per place setting should have tipped us off to the pricy nature, but we all figured it would be like the Chinese restaurants in the States, trying to be classy but still serving $8 meals. No such luck, as we ...

... of light around. But in the end, we missed our night out and got egged - it wasn't pleasant.<br><br>Also, at orientation we finally found out when we have finals and it turns out I booked my flight when we have our last final and I had to change my flight. I got in a huge fight with the Cheaptickets people and was on the phone with them until 2 am. Finally, they let me have the flight that I wanted (they ...

Hello! So I travelled around amsterdam some more and found some really awesome neighborhoods that these young architects did. They also have their very own little community shopping center. It has all the basics you would need. It was a pretty neat little area. So yes I like amsterdam...just not the red light district! Also the Anne Frank huis was cool but too expensive...dont know why I paid that ...

... That was about it for that day, we wandered around for a while, just soaking in the culture and ended up at a grocery store to buy some peanut butter and jelly to make sandwiches for dinner! Day two was a difference experience of Amsterdam than day one. On day two we started the morning off with Anne Frank's House. This was quite the emotional experience. I got to walk up the exact stairs she did, and saw the book ...

Hey there, Amsterdam is lovely.. except all the damn tourists! There are people everywhere. We are having a great time visiting all of our favorite places. Yesterday we went to Alkmaar, cheese city. On Fridays they have an old school cheese auction. There were so many people there I could barely see anything. Got some good video but the internet places in Amsterdam are not ...

... and being gently whisked away by the wind ... it's almost impossible to fully describe the scene. A transcendent moment? Most definitely. I found myself closing my eyes many times during dinner trying to recapture that feeling. But not too long, or I'd miss all the Dutch hotties walking by! What I love about this place is that if you took away all of the cars and signs of modern life, and then used some imagination - it's ...

... scribe. Astonishing ideas and poesy flow from the man on a daily basis. Sinclair had a Unified Field Theory of Freakdom. Guitar Army is the result of approximately eight years of John's unique synthesis of Black Culture, the improvisation and spontaneity of Jazz, Marxism (Karl and Mao, as well as Groucho, Chico, and Harpo), the Beat Generation, the Total Energy of Rock &amp; Roll, sundry influences such as scribes Charles Olson ("A Foot Is To Kick With ...