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For the experts and folks out west on here, where would you go in continental U.S. in mid-to-late Feb if you were starting to plan a trip?

Live in Houston so accessibility is the key as we have little ones at home we won’t bring and don’t want the in-laws to have to deal with them for more than 4-5 nights.

I’ve been just about everywhere but I’m more thinking of what mountains are faring better this year. Browsing my favorites On The Snow app looks brutal.

Fair points as a user. In my research I think they’re considering moving from a subscription based pricing model to an outcome based pricing model.

Might be really appealing. Then you’re paying for usage, not a license that is a static cost whether you use it or not. If this happens it will be interesting to see how, or if, the market reacts.

Sounds trashy

Any must do activities, places, restaurants, etc. in Palm Springs? We’ll be there the second week of December for 5 nights. Two couples and 4 kids between ages of 2-5 years old.

Check the aircraft on your specific flight. If it’s the Boeing 747 you’ll most likely be in a 2-2-2 configuration. It’s easily the worst business class set up on all the airlines I’ve flown on.

That being said, it wasn’t “that bad”. But if I was using my own money (the three times I flew them it was work trip) I would have been disappointed.

Drinks and food options were solid. Service was great.

Brown will be needed today. I think he sees a good bit of touches and opportunities. If it’s PPR, I’d go with Brown.

Looks like the issue is sustained winds impacting longer passes and FG’s. Shouldn’t have any snow.

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Lake Charles and Houston

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Your choices are United or Southwest. So… it’s United.

I would never, never ever, consider American unless I lived in the DFW area and that was my best option for daily flights around the world.

American is the worst U.S. based airlines sans Spirit and Frontier.

Throwing Puka in my IR slot so I’ll have room to grab a high upside RB stash on my bench. Who do y’all like out of this bunch?

- Tyler Allgeier
- Kendre Miller
- Tyjae Spears
- Jayden Blue
- Ollie Gordon

Tough choice… all could be top 20 plays if the starter in front of them goes down.

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advice other than prayers for my stomach and butt

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Was coming here to post this

Only drink bottled water, and honestly, I'd avoid anything not cooked especially for the first few days (that includes raw vegetables and fruit). Don't eat any fruits / veg with a peel either (ex. apple, peach, raw cucumber). Fruits like oranges and bananas should be okay.

If you're staying more than a few days, just give your body time to adjust, and you'll be fine. Ease into it

If you are not starting Judkins and J. Williams, who are your other starting RB's? Those guys have been nails and should be in all starting linueps unless you have legit top 5 overall options. You could argue the same for Swift.

I wouldn't have any issues sitting Henry until Lamar is back. Don't let a big name / high draft pick cloud your decisions. Let the data guide you...

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Xavier Worthy expected to play tonight despite dealing with some ankle swelling yesterday, per source.

They’ll see how he feels at stadium to confirm. But he’s expected to be good to go.

- Cameron Wolfe

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I'm down 5.8 points and I have X. Worthy and opponent has Butker left to play (this is a PPR league). This is so irritating. I figured Worthy was back to being a very usable WR2 after last week. If they rule him out, I can grab Hollywood and throw Worthy in my IR slot and maybe still win. But if he plays hurt, I'm almost certainly screwed.

Waco, Humpty and ProjectP - the recommendations in here are fantastic and detailed. This is amazing. I'd like to piggy-back on this thread and see if yall have any recommendations for my specific situation.

Will be in San Fran for work the last week of October and flying my wife out Thursday evening. We are going to spend one day in the city, and then head up to Petaluma to visit my aunt/uncle who just retired there a few months ago. Here is our plan: We want to drive over to Napa Sunday morning and visit two wineries/vineyards (one late morning, one in the afternoon) and then drive back to San Fran Sunday night. We have a flight back to Houston Monday morning. We love wine, but for this specific "one-day" trip, my wife wants to focus on going to 2 spots with the best views/scenery. So keep that in mind

We've been to Napa four times and here are some of our recent favorites - Plumpjack, Alpha Omega, Joseph Phelps, Cade Estate, Nickel&Nickel, Stag's Leap, St. Supery, Grgich Hills, Silver Oak, Schramsberg, and Cakebread (we have a good family friend that works there).

Looking for something around $100'ish per person for tasting, and again, epic views/scenery is the goal here for this one. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Following for the board’s feedback, although I’m starting both due to injuries to Bucky Irving, Trey Benson, and Chase Brown sucking *sshole.

He's not practicing today, is in a walking boot, and is projected at 0.0 points by ESPN. It's all but certain that he doesn't play this week.

Kenny G szn!!