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Hello there!  I finally got some time to myself, and the first thing I did was go see some friends play tennis at the U.S. Open. We took the subway out (30 min) and just walked up and bought tickets for $40 a piece. The matches were great especially because our friends won.
Labor Day came at a good time, because I needed to go to California and unwind. Amber and I took the first flight out of JFK on Friday which was at 7:30am (that means we had to wake up at 5:30). I was pretty tired and I was messing with Amber on the plane (I was a sleep on her lap and she was trying to get up to go to the bathroom. I was pretending I was out cold and she couldn't get out. Anyway, she finally did get up and then I decided a couple minutes later that I might as well go too. The plane was dark because all of the blinds were shut, I walked down the aisle and saw Amber out of the corner of my eye walking toward me. I pretended I wasn't paying attention so when we met I would grab and scare her. I did! The only problem was the scream wasn't Amber's. I GRABBED A STRANGER! It was a lady in the row in front of me. She must've thought I was the biggest freak although she agreed it was pretty funny.
L.A. was nice and relaxing. We went to bed early and woke up at sunrise. We were feeling ambitious and took a walk on the beach down to the pier.  It was very peaceful not having many people around us as we collected sand dollars.  I also did my good deed for the day by dragging in this abandoned lifeguard boat that a bunch of kids must of pulled out in the middle of the night.

Speaking of walking we must've walked about 15 miles this weekend. One of the longer ones was a trip down to Hermosa Beach for the Fall Festival, which is always a good time (especially the Hawaiian ices). BTW: Have you ever seen so many Volley ball courts in your life? No wonder Manhattan Beach is the V-Ball capital of the world.  One of the highlights of the weekend was taking in Johnny's (I mean America's) favorite pastime; Baseball. Oh how I love to visit Dodger Stadium!  We showed up late and scalped some tickets for $20.  It was great to kick back and throw down some tasty Dodger dogs.

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TIP OF THE WEEK:   By Chris McGinnis
By Bus or Van
Superior Shuttle's trademark blue-and-yellow buses service 16 major airports across the United States and will provide transportation from home to airport or from airport to home, office, or hotel 24 hours a day, 7 days a week--all at a reasonable price., Call 800-258-3826 to make reservations, or visit them on-line at www.supershuttle.com.

Also, the blue Airporter (or similar) vans operating in many major cities take passengers wherever they want to go in specific areas, for a fraction of what a cab would cost. The downside is that you must sometimes wait while other passengers are picked up or dropped off. Ask about these services at the airport ground transportation desk.

Privately operated shuttle bus services, like the Carey Airport Express, Olympia Trails, or Gray Line bus services from the New York City airports, off an excellent alternative to high-priced cabs.

Going from airport to city by municipally operated bus is really not a viable option for most business travelers. However, if you are a hard-core penny pincher, inquire at the airport ground transportation counter.

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• High on high points
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• SUNDAY'S TRIBUNE
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• SUNDAY'S TRIBUNE

• A highway runs through it
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• Movie still draws fans to Montana
• By the way: Town puts antiques front and center
• Las Vegas returns to sexy roots
• Visitors bolster Canadian village near jet-crash site
• Rio by the numbers: 10 questions about visiting Brazil's famous city
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• Agents, not Web, book most sailings
• Best fares: Bureaus can find bargains
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• Savoring Mexican Arts, History
• Four for the Money

• In the Adirondacks, a Long Way to the Top
• Lower Peaks, and Lighter Traffic
• Frugal Traveler: A Jaunt With Jazz in New Orleans
• What's Doing: What's Doing in Fort Worth
• Diving Into a Dolphin Debate
• Essay: The Sting of Fear
• Practical Traveler: The Web Can Shrink a Big World
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• Correspondent's Report: Attendance Is Lagging at 'Destination' Parks
• Business Travel: Delta's Chief Generates Debate Over Airport Runways
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• Letters: Letters on Travel
• Knowledge Sharing: Travel Tips From Readers
• Deal of the Day: Paris and Provence

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• Red Hot Deals Promotion to Target Fall Travelers
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• United Airlines Put Teen on Wrong Flight
• Delta Offers Tips for Fall Award Travel

• Air France Concorde Begins Training Flights for Pilots
• Quantas Plans New Discount Airline for Next Year
• Fiji Plans to Double Tourism Industry Given Return to Political Stability
• Delta Air Attendants File Union Petition
• Boeing to Add Landing Safety Feature to Planes

• Summer leaves for fall's finery
• Anything goes at 'Burning man' fest
• United puts teen on wrong flight
• Lightning strike damages airport radar
• Travel agents rally against airlines
• U.S. to review Sri Lanka travel warning
• Kennedy Center fills cultural gaps
• Euro currency unveiled
• McDonald's launches into Air and Space
• Qantas to launch low-cost airline
• Unrest crushes hopes for Gaza tourism
• Delta flight attendants seek union
• Taliban threaten to close airspace
• Muslim states strive for more tourism
• U.S. ski resorts enjoy record season
• Report: Disney eyes Beijing theme park
• Buses, taxis on strike in New Delhi
• Lush green returns to Colorado
• People mover catches fire in Baltimore
• Tourists offered homeless holidays

• Popularity of ultralong flightsraises new safety concerns
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GOOD TO KNOW!
Healthier Flying With Lowered Risk For Economy Class Syndrome (From Bestfares)
We're hearing a lot about economy class syndrome. It's even become "initialized" to be abbreviated as ECS. The term is used to describe the leg symptoms experienced by air travelers on long flights and has been associated with deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

Some studies indicate a link between lengthy flights and DVTs, others see none. Any time a human being remains in a seated position for a lengthy period (sitting at your office desk, for example), there is some risk of clot formation. Several factors in flying may increase the risk, but the biggest factor remains prolonged immobility.

If you are in good health, ECS and DVT should not produce undue concern. If you are in a higher-risk group (obese, pregnant, chronic heart disease, use of hormone medications, malignancies, history of blood clots, varicose veins or recent surgery), taking some precautions is wise. In any case, moving during the flight (either through exercising your legs and feet or walking in the cabin) is the best preventive measure you can take.

You may also want to take an aspirin when your flight begins and look into socks and stockings with gradient compression that helps prevent leg swelling and decreased circulation. Activity of the calf muscles is needed to contract and propel blood from the legs back to the heart. Medical-grade gradient compression hosiery, such as Jobst Gradient Compression Hosiery, offers an accurate fit based on ankle and calf circumferences. Proper fit guarantees delivery of the most precise and effective gradient compression to the legs. The hosiery is available at larger pharmacies and medical supply stores.
 
 

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