One person's dream of being plucked from life in the United
States and plopped down in the middle of winter on a beach in
Jamaica is another person's nightmare. Just ask Noel J. Bryan,
who had a grimace on his face recently as he cursed his fate in
the sunshine.  ''I guess some people might think this is nice,''
he said of the ocean view he has at a run-down resort outside
Kingston where he is staying. ''There are people who would want
to take a vacation here. But not me. For me, this is misery.''
Everyone at the resort agreed, for all of the dozen or so guests
were Jamaican-born criminals arrested on the streets of the
United States and then, after lengthy prison sentences there,
deported.  There was a bank robber and people convicted of drug
offenses. All were staying at the resort temporarily in exchange
for manual labor.  Mr. Bryan left Jamaica at age 6 and lived for
40 years in the United States, even serving several years in the
Army, he said. He is not sure if his late father became an
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