Cool things to do in Orlando

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K9 Dogs?

Here is a copy of the Plum Tree Chinese restaurant in Lake Nona’s menu. The restaurant is located at 10627 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32832. The restaurant has limited dine-in seating and offers quick carry out service.

Hi all

I have some questions after getting the run around with cs with dollar rent a car

1. I am doing a hotel-car package through travelocity and am wondering about the deposit I am wondering if I am going to get a hold for the amount for the car payed on travelocity plus there 250 dollar fee, my assumption would be that I would just get the deposit but I am not sure and don’t want to get to the air port and be sol because I don’t have over 400 in available credit. I was told by travelocity that all the taxes for the car were included, and I wont be purchasing insurance from them.

so what will they authorize on my card as a deposit.

to help you here is my total

for hotel plus car the total is 370.55 all taxes included and i am going through dollar rent a car in ORLANDO

Hey so I’m at the hard rock for the first time tomorrow and just wondering what are the best things to do there and stuff. I’m 16 if that matters

Trying to find out recently retired baseball star Duque Hernandez age, I just read this on Wikipedia:

"….[3] The U.S. Coast Guard interdicted Hernandez, his companion Noris Bosch, another baseball player named Alberto Hernandez (no relation) and five others in Bahamian waters, delivering the entire party to Bahamian authorities in Freeport, who confined them in a detention center for illegal immigrants pending eventual repatriation to Cuba, the usual outcome of such cases.[4] However, after lobbying by sports agent Mark Cubas and representatives of the Cuban-American National Foundation (CANF), then-Attorney General Janet Reno eventually offered both Hernándezes and Bosch a special status known as "humanitarian parole" that would allow them to enter the U.S., based on (1) what were judged to be realistic fears of persecution should they be returned to Cuba and (2) their status as exceptionally talented athletes, a class of person that — like exceptionally talented people in other professions — can qualify for special admission to the U.S. under State Department rules."

I can certainly understand humanitarian parole or whichever other name it would go by, but, doesn’t the U.S. giving "preference to exceptionally talented people" make it something completely discriminatory and doesn’t it not send a message that other humans are less worth?

Is this illegal, or at least considered unethical by laws within the U.S. or around the world?

P.S. I have just looked up "wet foot, dry foot" law implemented during Clinton in 1995, two years previous to Duque’s arrival. But, it probably doesn’t have to do w/ my original question, since I have heard over the years that a lot of preference is giving certain individuals.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orlando_Hern%C3%A1ndez

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Last time I was there I went to Pop Century hotel. As I don’t drive, I’m looking for a nice hotel which can take me to all Disney parks and that could be close to a Walmart.
Can you recommend one?