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From: Michael Lucas <mwlucas@blackhelicopters.org>
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Subject: BSDcon hotels?
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This isn't really on-topic, but it fits better here than anywhere...

Well, I just went to snag a hotel for the BSDcon trip, and found that
the Hyatt is just a bit out of my price range.  :/

So, can anyone recommend a decent hotel near the con?  Walking or
short taxi distance would be best.  It doesn't have to be grand, just
with an absence of roaches and basically-clean sheets.  

Thanks,
==ml


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