Mine's broken. It always tells me:

Outlook :rolleyes:. Try again later.

One of the many things I had to drive as part of Driver's Ed. Maryland was pretty hard-core - the Capitol Beltway, downtown Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

As I'm seeing a lot of :rolleyes: today, here's one of the top alerts on Accuweather.com for this area:

Hat Tip to Teh BD Forum

I imagine 20,000 BD miles (max under the promo) could be had fairly cheaply by way of Baymont, HoJo, Travelodge & Knights Inn. :-:

The USGS can do this given enough historical data. I saw a video in that Geo class last week about a USGS scientist who found out that the Hagia Sophia kept detailed records of earthquakes going back hundreds of years...the resident imams used to have a hand in this, apparently. Long story short, the USGS looked at the data which dealt with the fault line that runs through most of Turkey. They were than able to make an educated guess as to where the next quake's epicenter would be. Sadly, they were dead on and they forecasted the quake at Izmir. Extrapolating that fault line's data out one more level makes the USGS think that the next quake in that part of the world will be centered only about 10 miles from IST, out in the sea.

Wow. Quite the test.

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Tc posty post

Driver's Ed in NoVa consisted of a jaunt through "malfunction junction." :eek:

:eek: :eek: :eek: HE LIVES! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Sure, but will you survive through the night to be able to use the miles?

Will he actually stay at the hotel? ;)

Exactly. :-:

Just walking onto the hotel's property could prove dangerous.

"ello, Box. I'm back from the Crate and Barrel Outlet. Bit of :rolleyes: getting there, but found it in the end.

Picked up a few things. A nice French Provencale style baking dish. Perfect size. Not too big, not too small. Just right! Also picked up a few other little things. total bill: $28 on spg amex!

probably not.