what was the hanoi hilton?
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The place in Vietnam where US soldiers who had been taken as prisoner of war were held.
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that the old name of the small group of people that run the world. it was a hotel they used to meet at. they havent been there in years. nowdays they meet in belgium.
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i heard he and paris hilton used to go out.
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The following web page has the code for Tower of Hanoi removing recursion:\n\nhttp://obelix.ee.duth.gr/~apostolo/TowersOfHanoi/hanoiB.html
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.vietquoc.com/news2002/na020202.htm
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Actually quite ironically, Paris Hilton has a permanent residence at a Hilton Hotel in Paris, France. Of course, because she is a celebrity, she is constantly on the move and is away from home most of the time.
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hi its an interesting mathematical puzzle\nhere is where u can get more info\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Hanoi
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Check out this website for Paris\nhttp://europeforvisitors.com/paris/resources/paris_hotels_5_star.htm\n\n\nFor Hawaii - check out this site\nhttp://www.classicvacations.com/sp/sp_all_5star.aspx
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It is called FantaSuites.  try typing that in search engine. i.e. Fanta Suites + Indianapolis\nGood luck
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what happens in vegas - stays in vegas.  BTW, just going to Vegas is an event by itself!!
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http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/vm.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam\n\nTry these..Hope it helps..
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Try these:\nhttp://www.plp.org/vietnam/vn8.html\nhttp://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=464033\nhttp://www.etvconsortium.com/catalog/..%5CGuides%5C8466-atm.pdf\nhttp://www.dsp.org.au/links/back/issue27/Nguyen.htm\nhttp://www.vwam.com/vets/history/anticolonial.html
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Cost of living is very inexpensive except for real estate. \n\nYou can easily live on the equivalent of $300/month. \n\n- A good seafood meal with friends and beers at a nice restaurant in Saigon will cost less than $10.\n\n- A 2-day hoilday I took in Ha Long Bay with my fiance' and her cousin cost me about $90 total. This included:\n\nBoat tour through bay\nKayak rental\nThree incredible seafood meals \nTwo hotels rooms on Cat Ba Island with view directly facing the bay\nHydrofoil ride back to Hai Phoung\nBus rides between Hanoi and Hai Phoung\n\n- High speed Internet access is available at rates cheaper tha in America. Internet cafe's charge about 10 cents/hour for usage.\n\nReal Estate prices had increase recently due to foreign investors buying property like crazy and inflating prices. Prices may cool off and drop this year.
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The Beverly Hills Hotel is a hotel on Sunset Blvd in Beverly Hills, CA. It was opened on May 12, 1912 and started by Margaret J. Anderson and her son, Stanley S. Anderson. Since the city's inception, it has been a central meeting place for residents and business people, especially from Los Angeles's movie and television industries.\n\nThe hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and is currently managed and owned by the Dorchester Group. The Dorchester Group is a collection of five luxury hotels in the United Kingdom, the United States, France, and Italy and was organized in 1996 to manage the hotel interests of the Brunei Investment Agency.\n\nSvend Petersen, the pool manager at the hotel for 42 years has become a Hotel Ambassador in 2002 and is is a symbol of Old Hollywood. He opened up the pool after hours for the Beatles and he taught Faye Dunaway to swim a freestyle crawl in "Mommie Dearest". The Eagles featured it in the album cover art of their 1976 LP "Hotel California".
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Paris Hilton...j/k\nBob Marley, Sting, and U2
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It is about hotel management.
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U.S. involvement in Vietnam did not begin in the 1960's or even the 1940's, but in 1845. That's right -- 1845. In that year the people of Da Nang arrested a French missionary bishop for breaking local laws. The U.S. commander of "Old Ironsides" (the U.S.S. Constitution) landed U.S. Navy and Marines in support of French efforts to reclaim their missionary. Mad Jack Percival, the ship's captain, fired into the city of Da Nang, killing 3 dozen Vietnamese, wounding more, and taking the local mandarins hostage. He then demanded that the Catholic Bishop be freed in exchange for his hostages. The Vietnamese were unimpressed. They refused his demand and waited. "Mad Jack" got tired of waiting, released his hostages, and sailed away leaving the Bishop behind.\n\nDuring WW11, US and Vietnam fought against the Japanese. After the end of World war, Ho Chi Minh asked the Americans to honor their commitment to independence, citing the Atlantic Charter and the U.N. Charter on self-determination.\nHowever, by the end of the war, the U.S. government had begun to redirect its foreign policy from the wartime goal of the liberation of all occupied countries and colonies to the postwar anti-communist crusade, which became the Cold War. \nAmerican policy supported General Charles de Gaulle and his anti-communist "Free French." De Gaulle aimed to restore the glory of France, which meant the return of all former French colonies. U.S. relations with the Vietnamese turned sour. President Truman refused to answer letters or cables from Ho. Instead, the U.S. began to ship military aid to the French forces in Indochina.\nAccording to international agreement, Vietnam was to be temporarily divided into north and south, with free elections to take place nationwide in 1956. Even before the French were out, the U.S. was moving in.\n\nFrom there on the US involvement in Vietnam increased and so called vietnam war started.