They serve beer on the DB. :-:

Not really a problem anymore. Both Germany and Czech Republic are part of Schengen, so there are no border checks between the two countries now. You would only get two stamps in your passport if you flew into Germany and departed out of the Czech Republic.

True, but I'd rather not spend half the DO alone, drinking beer on a train.

It's at least two miles off for me. The nearest marker isn't even on a road.

Just tried to get BCS national championship tickets off of Ticketmaster. They went on sale 6 minutes ago and they are gone. I tried at seconds after 8. BOOO.

There are two markers on the EWR property. One is down south by FedEx and the other is right near the CO MX hangars.

...and then? You can't stop just when you get to the good part of the story. :rolleyes:

Good lord. I wrote a web-based tool for my wife and I to track houses we're looking at. I completed the tool yesterday afternoon. Last night it got hacked (not bad) and had some images and things injected.

Now, I put no security on the tool because I didn't figure anyone would ever find it much less want to mess with it, and I wanted to make it easy for my wife to use. The site has been online less than 48 hours at this point, and the tool complete about twelve hours. And it already got hit. :rolleyes:

I've instituted some security now for making changes. It's so :rolleyes: that I had to spend an hour of my morning fixing this, even though it is my own fault.

There is a marker right at a certain street corner in lower Manhattan...sbm12 must be watching and has not left the house yet.

Heh, the script kiddy Russian hackers need a life.

Morning B:rolleyes:x:

It is on the warmer side, but it nonetheless a grey, rainy and foggy day in the Republic of CLT. Hope everyone is well!

Also, I also echo the pleas of my fellow Boxers to Revenue Management Lurker. How 'bout some love for PRG?:D:-:

That's a nice offer - the one bad thing about eBags is that they revise the pricing based upon which promotion one uses (as I discovered last week while researching Delsey bags).

Nope...I'm in the office. What is the link? I need to log on .

The whole night is a little hazy. I know it wasn't an immigration check, it was more of a "what are you doing" check, kind of like you find on Mexican highways. They asked the nationality of everyone in the car and when they found out there were a couple non-Germans they asked if we had ID. I produced my passport. The guard walked to a Quonset Hut like structure with it, and came back a few minutes later and returned my passport, which now stunk like unfiltered cigarettes and waved us through. I didn't get a stamp or anything.

yadda yadda yadda. I mentioned the CZ beer. :D

Actually it's very anti-climatic. I went into a back room where, based on the direction most everyone was facing, I figured out which direction was East pretty quickly.

After a few minutes a CBP agent came out of a back room and asked if anyone was an American citizen or claiming to be one. I ID'ed myself and went into a small office-like area. The person clacked on their computer for a few minutes and then started asking me pretty generic questions about my trip, what I do, who I work for, etc.

We established that he was a friend of a friend so the conversation quickly migrated away from :rolleyes:. After a few minutes he said "I have no idea what you were actually doing, but I know you're a decent guy" and I left.