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3) Any good resources on using the subway / passes to get around?

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Google Maps works fine to get you from place to place on the subway. You can just tap to pay using phone or credit card. (I would usually hand my daughter a CC as we approach a turnstile and then collect it from her after, to speed everything up)

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4( Transport to/from LGA - Uber? Shuttle? Train/subway?

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Uber works well - I will usually schedule a car service to and from the airport(s).

The train sucks because you have to go bus > train > maybe a transfer somewhere (depending on where your hotel is) > street walking, all while schlepping your shite around. Just get an Uber or car service and have them drop you at the front door. (It's BETTER from JFK and Newark, but only if your subway stop is near your hotel.)

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Tonight we got a positive pregnancy test and we are both over the moon. It was the perfect ending to the trip.

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I hope it goes well for you, internet stranger.

I am planning (posted about it last week) a trip to Utah and Wyoming, with my 10 year old that joined the family after many fertility issues.

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How is the Rush mode? Sounds like it's better and replaced Volta, which I don't think I ever tried.

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I think Rush is awesome, except for shite birds that refuse to pass.

I'm out of ideas, then

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Looks like NBA League Pass will be free this weekend . It is their usual opening season promotion. Looks like I will be able to watch the Pelicans a few more times before I have to figure out my next step.

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$5 bet on FanDuel gets you three months of League Pass for free.

That will get you to January.

It's always cheap after the All-Star break. :dunno:

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First off, how often do sizable earthquakes happen in the US? They are few and far between. How often do they happen in a place like Alaska versus a place with high population. The fact that the Loma Prieta quake happened in a densely populated area is notable, but to happen during a World Series played by two teams from that area is incredible.

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Republicans still had control of the weather machines back then

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Total Quality Management - Anyone Else Have Experience

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I bought a signed copy of one of Deming's books at Goodwill that I sold for $50 on eBay :dunno:

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Just not ugly and have a nice set.

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Planning for a two week trip, beginning a few days before Memorial Day next year.

My current best idea is to fly into Vegas, rent a car, do Utah one week, SLC or Park City for the weekend (national parks will be packed) and then Grand Teton and/or Yellowstone the following week. Maybe fly back to MSY from Denver? (We have friends in CO.)

Here's some background / assumptions:
-We (Me, Mrs. Sheep, Lil' Ms. Sheep (aged 10)) have done national parks before. We are experienced travelers.
- I would tent camp, Mrs. Sheep will not, so we will stay in hotels, probably of a Hampton Inn-level (for this trip).
- When we go to national/state parks, we usually hike - but 5-6 miles is kind of the max. Half day stuff. We won't be dragging it 14 miles into the wilderness and back. Many times we have done a 3-4 mile hike in the morning, had lunch and done the same in the afternoon.
- We don't just drive through the NPs, we usually get out and walk around a bunch. Sometimes we spend multiple days, sometimes it's just one full day in a park.
- We've been to SLC, Park City and Grand Teton before (and want to go back), Lil' Ms. Sheep has not seen this part of the world.

How would you structure a trip like this?

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Perversion, corruption, & greed, have infected faucets of life - close them off. Eternity will be far worse if you don’t.

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Calm down, Jedediah