From Nigeria to Wisconsin cheap flights?
Can anyone help me find a cheap flight from Lagos, Nigeria to Milwaukee, WI, USA please? The flights i looked up are around $2000. that's way to much for me. Can anyone find cheaper (and i don't mean $1800. i need cheaper still please)?
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sorry nobody trust anyone from nigera as they are full of crooks.scammer,spammer, and phony government officials and phony princes beside ii think the US prohibit travel to that country anyway
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Everyone throughout the world struggling to find cheap flight air tickets. If you are also one of them who want to travel in a cheap flight you should conduct some research in the internet. Booking online is really the best option as you can check for many fares and get the best fare. I was in the same situation last month, wanted cheap air tickets for my business trip then I did some research & came out with the best result. I got the best deal for cheap flight tickets with discount and special offers at Globester.com. Hope it also works for you.
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You can check out http://www.kayak.com or visit a travel agent. My recommendation is to see if you can fly out of Chicago. Sometimes it is cheaper to fly out of a bigger city as there is more competition.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Cheap Transportation Advice Needed: Minneapolis to Milwaukee
Cheap Transportation Advice Needed: Minneapolis to Milwaukee?
Hi everyone. I need some advice about how to get to Minneapolis and Milwaukee on the 10th. It's important I be there. Only, I don't have a lot of money. From my searches: Amtrak: $100 round trip. (Beyond my means) Greyhound Bus: $104 round trip Flight: $850-$900 (Yes, I checked Priceline and Expedia. These were the cheapest flights. What gives?) My budget for a trip is $65-- hopefully less. Any advice out there? How can I get to Milwaukee on Wednesday?
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MegaBus!
Hi everyone. I need some advice about how to get to Minneapolis and Milwaukee on the 10th. It's important I be there. Only, I don't have a lot of money. From my searches: Amtrak: $100 round trip. (Beyond my means) Greyhound Bus: $104 round trip Flight: $850-$900 (Yes, I checked Priceline and Expedia. These were the cheapest flights. What gives?) My budget for a trip is $65-- hopefully less. Any advice out there? How can I get to Milwaukee on Wednesday?
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
how do baseball teams travel between close cities
how do baseball teams travel between close cities?
for example, would the yankees and phillies (if the yankees win) take a flight to the other city when the cities are within a couple hrs. i'm a cubs fan and am curious if they fly or bus to milwaukee which is like an hr and a half away.
Baseball - 4 Answers
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I think everyone always flies unless its a series in the same city. Except for maybe the I-95 Special (Nats and Oriels). The Subway series in NYC or the Freeway series in LA. What do they call it when the Sox play the Cubs?
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That's a good question. It takes less than 2 hours to take a bus from Yankee Stadium to Citizens Bank Ball Park. They would travel right down I-95, making this yet another I-95 series. It takes about half an hour driving time to and from the different airports and the stadiums total. The flight time is an hour from LGA to PHL. So if it takes them more than half an hour to board and deplane, they're better off driving, plus it's got to be easier on everyone anyway. I don't know if they fly or drive, but driving certainly makes more sense. Note, I-95 covers the Marlins, Nationals, Oriels, Phillies, Yankees, and Red Sox. 3 of the 5 teams in each the NL and AL East. The closest are the I-95 special teams of the Nat's and O's. The "I-95 Series" was the nickname for the 1983 Baltimore-Philadelphia series. New York and Philly are roughly the same distance. That's probably going to mean more road fans than usual at both stadiums.
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It's up to the team to determine travel policy, whether or not it wants to shoulder the expense of flight (and, given how much easier a bus is in general, the added aggravation of the airports). And the northeastern cities are close enough that some teams do choose to travel by bus. In 1992, the Angels were using an off-day to travel from New York to Baltimore when the lead bus (of two) crashed. Several people were injured; manager Buck Rodgers was the worst, and needed three months off to rehab his broken bones; Alvin Davis was the only player who had to stay hospitalized more than one night. Various other, lesser injuries; everyone recovered. Players from the second bus were among the first on the scene, and helped pull teammates from the wrecked bus. http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/1992_Angels_Bus_Crash (This is the most severe incident in many decades wherein MLB might have had to enact its disaster policy. Thankfully for all, it wasn't THAT bad.)
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I've always wondered that myself. I live near New York City, and when I have to go to Philly, I drive down I-95. If the yankees beat the angels and face philly in the series, i would think they would take a bus. By the time you figure in commute time to the airport, getting on the plane, the flight time, getting off the plane, commuting to the ballpark, I think it would be quicker to just take a bus, not to mention that it would be a hell of a lot cheaper.
for example, would the yankees and phillies (if the yankees win) take a flight to the other city when the cities are within a couple hrs. i'm a cubs fan and am curious if they fly or bus to milwaukee which is like an hr and a half away.
Baseball - 4 Answers
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I think everyone always flies unless its a series in the same city. Except for maybe the I-95 Special (Nats and Oriels). The Subway series in NYC or the Freeway series in LA. What do they call it when the Sox play the Cubs?
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That's a good question. It takes less than 2 hours to take a bus from Yankee Stadium to Citizens Bank Ball Park. They would travel right down I-95, making this yet another I-95 series. It takes about half an hour driving time to and from the different airports and the stadiums total. The flight time is an hour from LGA to PHL. So if it takes them more than half an hour to board and deplane, they're better off driving, plus it's got to be easier on everyone anyway. I don't know if they fly or drive, but driving certainly makes more sense. Note, I-95 covers the Marlins, Nationals, Oriels, Phillies, Yankees, and Red Sox. 3 of the 5 teams in each the NL and AL East. The closest are the I-95 special teams of the Nat's and O's. The "I-95 Series" was the nickname for the 1983 Baltimore-Philadelphia series. New York and Philly are roughly the same distance. That's probably going to mean more road fans than usual at both stadiums.
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It's up to the team to determine travel policy, whether or not it wants to shoulder the expense of flight (and, given how much easier a bus is in general, the added aggravation of the airports). And the northeastern cities are close enough that some teams do choose to travel by bus. In 1992, the Angels were using an off-day to travel from New York to Baltimore when the lead bus (of two) crashed. Several people were injured; manager Buck Rodgers was the worst, and needed three months off to rehab his broken bones; Alvin Davis was the only player who had to stay hospitalized more than one night. Various other, lesser injuries; everyone recovered. Players from the second bus were among the first on the scene, and helped pull teammates from the wrecked bus. http://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/1992_Angels_Bus_Crash (This is the most severe incident in many decades wherein MLB might have had to enact its disaster policy. Thankfully for all, it wasn't THAT bad.)
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I've always wondered that myself. I live near New York City, and when I have to go to Philly, I drive down I-95. If the yankees beat the angels and face philly in the series, i would think they would take a bus. By the time you figure in commute time to the airport, getting on the plane, the flight time, getting off the plane, commuting to the ballpark, I think it would be quicker to just take a bus, not to mention that it would be a hell of a lot cheaper.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Any tips on flying with a 1 years old
Any tips on flying with a 1 years old?
Hi, In April im going to be flying from Houston, TX to Milwaukee, WI. Does anyone have any tips on keeping my son calm during the flight? My son is a rather wild one (like most boys) and I dont know how he is going to take being held for 2 1/2 hours.
Toddler & Preschooler - 5 Answers
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My daughter has been on several planes and I always make sure she has a special stuffed animal, doll or other item that she usually sleeps with. Than I pack an empty sippy cup, and then once we get through security I fill it up with water at a water fountain. I always pack a small bag of toys for her and snacks. Also you are not required to take a car seat on the plane! I didn't realize that and I was under the impression that you HAD to take one, but it is the best thing ever to just check it in and you don't have to lug it all around the airport. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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can you cage him? just kidding! I have a 15 month old wild child myself. If you can afford to purchase a seat for him take his carseat and he will be fine. My son recently did great on a 24 hour car trip. I am pretty sure he would no sit for 2 hours on my lap though. Take lots of snacks and toys/books that may interest him. Good Luck!
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don't be afreared. just take some entertainment. a movie would be nice as well. dont take your car seat. yeuchhh, what if he wants to sleep? just chill, the car seat will just bug him. he will become better on plane rides as he goes on more of them. bring a blanket and some valium. jk about the last one. no valium.
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Go to the dollar store and buy a few little things that will be new and entertaining for him. Pack them in a bag and don't let him see them. Pull one out anytime he gets restless, new toys always keep a kid occupied for a bit. Also, take some suckers or hard candy with you, the altitude change can make them uncomfortable.
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My sister just took her 1 year old daughter from the US to Poland, and she said she was a little fussy but everyone understood that she was an infant and they only have so much patience on a ride that long, at least its not like driving in a car and having to pull over to tend to the little one, so it shouldnt be that bad, just take a few toys or whatever might keep him occupied.
Hi, In April im going to be flying from Houston, TX to Milwaukee, WI. Does anyone have any tips on keeping my son calm during the flight? My son is a rather wild one (like most boys) and I dont know how he is going to take being held for 2 1/2 hours.
Toddler & Preschooler - 5 Answers
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My daughter has been on several planes and I always make sure she has a special stuffed animal, doll or other item that she usually sleeps with. Than I pack an empty sippy cup, and then once we get through security I fill it up with water at a water fountain. I always pack a small bag of toys for her and snacks. Also you are not required to take a car seat on the plane! I didn't realize that and I was under the impression that you HAD to take one, but it is the best thing ever to just check it in and you don't have to lug it all around the airport. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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can you cage him? just kidding! I have a 15 month old wild child myself. If you can afford to purchase a seat for him take his carseat and he will be fine. My son recently did great on a 24 hour car trip. I am pretty sure he would no sit for 2 hours on my lap though. Take lots of snacks and toys/books that may interest him. Good Luck!
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don't be afreared. just take some entertainment. a movie would be nice as well. dont take your car seat. yeuchhh, what if he wants to sleep? just chill, the car seat will just bug him. he will become better on plane rides as he goes on more of them. bring a blanket and some valium. jk about the last one. no valium.
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Go to the dollar store and buy a few little things that will be new and entertaining for him. Pack them in a bag and don't let him see them. Pull one out anytime he gets restless, new toys always keep a kid occupied for a bit. Also, take some suckers or hard candy with you, the altitude change can make them uncomfortable.
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My sister just took her 1 year old daughter from the US to Poland, and she said she was a little fussy but everyone understood that she was an infant and they only have so much patience on a ride that long, at least its not like driving in a car and having to pull over to tend to the little one, so it shouldnt be that bad, just take a few toys or whatever might keep him occupied.
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