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2008 Saturn Astra XR: Call it Euro brash
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterI come from a long line of Europeans -- illiterate, mud-eating Europeans from the Outer Hebrides, to be exact, whose idea of a good time was to go down to the firth and watch the plague victims wash out to sea. Even so, I've always had an affinity for the...Tags: Car Guides and Reviews, Auto Racing, Dan Neil, Open-Wheel Racing, Charles de Gaulle
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A technology to help bring your luggage home
Special to The Los Angeles TimesIF you flew in July, chances were greater this year than last that your bag didn't make the trip with you. Department of Transportation statistics showed that nearly eight of every 1,000 passengers in the U.S. arrived at their destination without the...Tags: Charles de Gaulle, Trips and Vacations, British Airways Plc, Los Angeles Times, Travel
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See Washington, D.C., like a local
Washington is steeling itself for President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration on Jan. 20. Hotels have long sold out, and space on residents' floors is going by the square foot. But visitors have reason to be excited. They'll be on hand for a historic...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Maryland, Massachusetts, Washington, DC, Malcolm Gladwell
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Capsule reviews of Europe & New York pod hotels
Special to the Los Angeles TimesYotel: The Yotel that opened in Britain last month is in the international arrivals hall, South Terminal, Gatwick Airport; 011-44-20-7100-1100, www.yotel.com. Rooms start at $51 for four hours, $113 for overnight. Premiums start at $82 for four hours,...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Los Angeles Times, Europe, New York, Hotels and Accommodations
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Readers recommend: Utah inn and Dutch lodgings
UTAH Heaven in minutes The Castle Valley Inn is a beautiful, comfortable and affordable selection. Just minutes from the Colorado River, the national parks and Moab. The inn is nestled in the Castle Valley, familiar from movies. Castle Valley Inn, HC64...Tags: Los Angeles, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Los Angeles Times, Utah, Colorado
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Jacques Brel alive is again in Rogers Park
Tribune criticMention Jacques Brel and you summon up images of cabaret stools, turtlenecks, berets and pretentious chanteuses with bad French accents trying to get their lips around "Ne Me Quitte Pas." For that, we have to blame the ubiquitous "Jacques Brel is Alive...Tags: West Village, Eugene O'Neill, Rogers Park, Death
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'The Tourist,' by Olen Steinhauer
It was a pleasure to watch events unfold and Olen Steinhauer's skills evolve over the five-novel series he set in an unnamed Soviet bloc nation -- from the police procedural "The Bridge of Sighs" (2003), in which the idealistic cops of the First...Tags: George Clooney, Park Slope, Politics, Manhattan (New York City), Book
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Live chat
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer2007-10-08 13:03:24.0 Administrator2: Hi all, and welcome to the Travel Chat! 2007-10-08 13:03:40.0 Administrator2: Welcome to Jen Leo, Jane Engle and Andrew Nystrom! 2007-10-08 13:04:01.0 Andrew Nystrom, Web Travel Editor: Welcome travel fans. Thanks...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Peru, Computer Networking and Internet, Belize, JetBlue Airways
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Bonaire: Dutch mariachis, nude snorkelers and the incomparable Captain Don
!["How's your fish?"](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/alternatethumbnails/story/2008-01/34773296-18134322.jpg ""How's your fish?\"")
Travel Editor"How's your fish?" I was having dinner at a waterfront restaurant, my first evening in Bonaire, and the question from the man at the next table didn't surprise me. The island has been attracting people interested in fish ever since the rakish Don Stewart...Tags: Heineken International, Atlanta Braves, Maine, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Netherlands
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Wheeling the hours away
Chicago Tribune Media ServicesBy Rick Steves Even after 20 years of visits, I always need a day to adjust to the wonders of Amsterdam. So I spend my first day here checking out small changes in the city—a new handbag museum, a church turned into a mosque, a free ferry ride to...Tags: Car Guides and Reviews, Vehicles, Chicago Tribune, Tour Operations Industry, World War II (1939-1945)
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'Red Light Winter' sends a chill with deftly acted, desperate story
Tribune theater criticAdam Rapp, a writer drawn to hopeless romantics and those who feast on them, has written three-fifths or so of his best play yet: "Red Light Winter," an arresting study in melancholic triangulation and obsessions dashed, charting the intersection of two...Tags: Prostitution, Suicide, Trips and Vacations, Neil LaBute, Travel
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Amsterdam's Museum of Bags & Purses: a temple to the tote
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterHold everything — a museum has opened in Amsterdam dedicated to handbags. The Museum of Bags and Purses contains more than 3,500 bags and accessories that illustrate the history of women's purses in Western culture. The museum, including a cafe,...Tags: Los Angeles Times
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