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*paging sfogate*
hello box, just dropping in for a quick question... mwg25 is currently at CLE, and her flight to DCA was canceled... she has been rebooked on 5886, which appears to be sold out. any word on her chances of a bump? thanks :) |
Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 14070856)
:rolleyes:.Edward
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 14070856)
Brisket sandwich, onion rings, and Diet Dr. Pepper hit the spot for lunch. Even if I spent half the meal talking to :rolleyes:.Edward about apology vouchers from UA on the phone. (Not really complaining about that.)
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Originally Posted by tjtenor4
(Post 14070917)
*paging sfogate*
hello box, just dropping in for a quick question... mwg25 is currently at CLE, and her flight to DCA was canceled... she has been rebooked on 5886, which appears to be sold out. any word on her chances of a bump? thanks :) ETA: PDA site says 4 on standby. |
Hartmann,
Saw your LR post on Twitter last night - get your questions answered? |
Originally Posted by bdjohns1
(Post 14071035)
Hartmann,
Saw your LR post on Twitter last night - get your questions answered? I'm wondering if it's better for me to archive old photos, pulling them off of my computer's HD and moving them to an external (which would be backed up off-site). |
Originally Posted by FT Lurker
(Post 14070094)
Yes
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 14071050)
Kind of. I've got 4GB of photos on a stick and have a 20GB library already on my computer. I'm quickly running out of space on my computer's harddrive.
I'm wondering if it's better for me to archive old photos, pulling them off of my computer's HD and moving them to an external (which would be backed up off-site). My setup is slightly more extreme - I import the photos into LR on my desktop, with the original copy of the image on a 1TB drive in there (my photos take up about 150-200GB, I think - several years of heavy RAW shooting + no culling). The photos folder on that 1TB drive is automatically synced to my NAS for local backup (and also easy access from my Macbook). I periodically do an offsite backup above and beyond that - I keep an extra external HDD stashed in my desk at work and bring it home every month or two. Edit: Hey, post :-: 3,333 :-: |
CO just posted pics of the :rolleyes:v travel class on :rolleyes:book.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 14070364)
Time to go find some food in JFK T7. Gotta be something better than BoB.
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Originally Posted by tjtenor4
(Post 14070917)
*paging sfogate*
hello box, just dropping in for a quick question... mwg25 is currently at CLE, and her flight to DCA was canceled... she has been rebooked on 5886, which appears to be sold out. any word on her chances of a bump? thanks :) |
Originally Posted by tjtenor4
(Post 14070917)
*paging sfogate*
hello box, just dropping in for a quick question... mwg25 is currently at CLE, and her flight to DCA was canceled... she has been rebooked on 5886, which appears to be sold out. any word on her chances of a bump? thanks :) Sorry, the flight is not overbooked, just packed to the gills. The only way she would get a bump is if someone shows up that was holding a confirmed reservation that was canceled in error. |
Originally Posted by sfogate
(Post 14071298)
You rang?
Sorry, the flight is not overbooked, just packed to the gills. The only way she would get a bump is if someone shows up that was holding a confirmed reservation that was canceled in error. |
Originally Posted by bdjohns1
(Post 14070976)
The last time I got an apology voucher from UA, it was $150 for getting me home an hour earlier than planned. :-: ^
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 14071345)
Wow! sfogate/bag comes through again! ^
I just happened to sign on and see my page. Doesn't always work that way. |
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