no dead. just getting tired of dealing with FT shenanigans.

I think it's going to be a very quiet weekend here especially if FT continues to act up.

I make the statement "that was my good knee".

I'm watching CNBC from my hotel room, plotting my day for tomorrow:

* Free breakfast at Swissotel,
* Lunch at The Palm,
* ?
* Chicago Bulls game (?)

Since the Box is quiet, may I pony up a stupid question, not worthy of the regular CO forum, and yet needing an answer?

You don't need permission. Just ask away! :p

The man who did the translation was indeed from Taiwan. Coolness ^

If someone knows the answer, you'll most likely get help.

Who are we to question what a guy does in his own home? ;)

So, you're friends then?

Well I hope so! :D Here is the question:


We have an award flight to DEL with my CO miles. The first segment of the flight is on DL to ATL. The second (and rest of outbound) is on CO. (atl- ewr-del).

How the heck to check in for this flight? Normally, on paid airfare, I can get my boarding passes all the way through. Last time I flew an award from CO, it was NW outbound, DL return. CO instructed me to check in with the operator of the originating flight (e.g. NW in that case for outbound, DL for return). No problems there.

In the DEL situation, do I check in with DL for the first leg and then check in separately for the following CO legs? Or (in theory) should CO be able to handle this?

See? Stupid question. In all my years of travel, I thought I would have known this. No such luck. Any input would be helpful.

Okay... I'm back to 988 posts.. apparently the 8 jigawatt :rolleyes: capacitor has AGAIN taken me back in time. I'll try again for the 1000 post celebration, perhaps next week.

Just got an e-mail that CO Restaurant Week in NY starts may 1. since we are in town that weekend we would be up for both Saturday and Sunday mini-Dos, one at Shogun27 and the other at one of the restaurants participating in the event.

I have the Tilt and Baglady has the Fuze (HTC Touch Pro). They both do direct push email really well.

Before I updated the operating system on the tilt to 6.1 I was running EMOZE for my corporate email. It worked, but sucked the battery dry. Now that activesync is doing the email work, battery life is much improved.

The Fuze is way pretty, but Baglady is not in love with the touch interface. Time will tell if it's a keeper for her. Her phone came with Opera as the default browser, I had to buy my copy as the mobile version of IE is :rolleyes:.

ATT was good about unlocking my phone so I could use prepaid sim cards while traveling overseas.

I actually learned something from watching Bill Maher - the term "jump the shark" came from a Happy Days episode where the Fonz jumped a shark. Who knew?

As an single itinerary, checking in with the operator of the originating flight (outbound, then inbound) should work.

I actually knew that bit of pop culture (although most Box movie references are way over my head).