No room at the inn

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Matt Lawrence

I just called the conference hotel and was told that they are completely
booked on Thursday and Friday nights. Any suggestions?

Also, will there be wireless access at the convention? How about
recommendations for transport to and from the airport?

-- Matt
It's not what I know that counts, it's what I can remember in time to use.
 
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David A. Black

Hi --

I just called the conference hotel and was told that they are completely
booked on Thursday and Friday nights. Any suggestions?

Here's a list of hotels near the conference facility:

http://www.dullesexpo.com/guestinfo/hotelinfo/index.htm

Of those, I was told that the Homestead and Sierra ones are the
closest. A number of us will have cars, so that we should be able to
shuttle people around pretty efficiently.
Also, will there be wireless access at the convention? How about
recommendations for transport to and from the airport?

As far as I know there is no wireless. The conference hotel has a free
airport shuttle; the estimate for taxis is $20 (as per the hotel
website).


David
 
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Paul Duncan

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* David A. Black ([email protected]) said:
Hi --
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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, Matt Lawrence wrote:
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Here's a list of hotels near the conference facility:
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http://www.dullesexpo.com/guestinfo/hotelinfo/index.htm
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Of those, I was told that the Homestead and Sierra ones are the
closest. A number of us will have cars, so that we should be able to
shuttle people around pretty efficiently. =20

I'll be able to transport people around as well if anyone needs it.
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As far as I know there is no wireless. The conference hotel has a free
airport shuttle; the estimate for taxis is $20 (as per the hotel
website). =20

We've got a couple of extra WAPs at the house, if that helps. We'd
still need something to plug them in to though.
David
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(e-mail address removed)

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David A. Black

Hi --

Hi --



Here's a list of hotels near the conference facility:

http://www.dullesexpo.com/guestinfo/hotelinfo/index.htm

Of those, I was told that the Homestead and Sierra ones are the
closest. A number of us will have cars, so that we should be able to
shuttle people around pretty efficiently.


As far as I know there is no wireless. The conference hotel has a free
airport shuttle; the estimate for taxis is $20 (as per the hotel
website).

I should clarify: that's Dulles airport, not BWI.


David
 
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Paul Duncan

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* David A. Black ([email protected]) said:
Hi --
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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, David A. Black wrote:
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I should clarify: that's Dulles airport, not BWI. =20

There's also Reagan (aka National) in the area, but you can take the
metro to the Dunn-Loring stop, then take a cab from there. There are=20
also a couple of shuttles that run between Dulles and Reagan, and
between Dulles and the metro. Here's one that costs $8 one-way, and $14
round-trip:

http://www.washfly.com/faqs.htm

If anyone else is coming from BWI, I posted some information to the list
earlier today, you can read it here:

http://blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp/cgi-bin/scat.rb/ruby/ruby-talk/113659

Hope this helps...
David
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(e-mail address removed)

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