In previous years they've had a deferment policy whereby you could cancel you entree and be guaranteed entry the following year. You would lose your fee and have to pay again for the next year, but you would have a spot if you wanted it. Don't know the details, but I think they added restrictions on that policy when they tightened up the qualified entry standards.
Jon Googala jocksniffer wrote:
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their homes and businesses may be out of business forever, but people are concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their lives but people are concerned that they might be losing their homes and businesses. Pathetic.
So, under your logic, we should never be concerned about anything, because someone will always be worse off. I guess we should shut this board down and never let people talk about their injuries, as some people can't walk, or are dying of cancer.
Jon Googala jocksniffer wrote:
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their homes and businesses may be out of business forever, but people are concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
Jon Googala jocksniffer wrote:
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their homes and businesses may be out of business forever, but people are concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
how do you lose a business over a hurricane? anyone who owns a house should have homeowner's insurance and those who own homes in flood plains should have flood insurance. that will protect them from any damage. if they don't have either and their houses get damaged, then they should have been saving the money they weren't paying on insurance all these years. if not, it's hard to feel too sorry for them.
You're on LetsRun and not LetsBiz or LetsLive.
Speaking of running, aren't two guys running for president? Is that part of the marathon or is that this 'election' I keep hearing about? Will they cancel that?
Jon Googala jocksniffer wrote:
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their homes and businesses may be out of business forever, but people are concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their lives but people are concerned about people concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
I find it funny as hell that more than half a million people will die of cancer in the US this year and people are worried about a few people drowning.
napper wrote:
$260 per night (plus tax) for lower east side (hilton at 42nd and 2nd ave).
Quick FYI: that location is "Midtown East" or "Tudor City area." It's a couple of miles (and about five income brackets) from what most people would regard as the Lower East Side.
Even more minor heads-up: be sure to refer to the big local train station as "Grand Central Terminal," or just "Grand Central." It's not "Grand Central Station."
you are correct, it's midtown east. Not sure why I typed it with the wrong location (it'll only be my second trip to manhattan).
Thanks for the heads up on GCT.
napper wrote:
I pricelined my rooms so I can't cancel them. $260 per night (plus tax) for lower east side (hilton at 42nd and 2nd ave). So I'll plan to go even if they cancel the marathon (which I really hope does not happen).
This location is called 'midtown' LES starts below 14th St.
If the craps really hits the fan tonight,as it is expected too, they will have no choice but to pull the event. The subway is the key to the whole recover in time.
I forced I'd guess to venture an opinion-- it gets pulled.
NYC police will not be able to/reluctant to muster the needed manpower for parade duty on Sunday.
napper wrote:
you are correct, it's midtown east. Not sure why I typed it with the wrong location (it'll only be my second trip to manhattan).
Thanks for the heads up on GCT.
and when you're on Houston street it's not pronounced like the city in Texas.
I'm heading to NYC Friday as well, but won't be running. Going to the Brooklyn Nets game Sat and Knicks/Giants games on Sunday (and was going to watch the marathon).
I was trying to use Priceline all last week, but hotels were soooo pricey. Today they've been basically cut in half because of all the people cancelling this weekend.
Still 50/50 if I'll still go (from Chi). Worried that NYC might be in bad shape, and that the sporting events might get cancelled as well.
Issued at 3:16 PM before Javits Center(all of Manhattan below 40th St actually)lost power
les starts below houston st, the east village starts below 14th st. Dumby.
geico wrote:
how do you lose a business over a hurricane? anyone who owns a house should have homeowner's insurance and those who own homes in flood plains should have flood insurance. that will protect them from any damage. if they don't have either and their houses get damaged, then they should have been saving the money they weren't paying on insurance all these years. if not, it's hard to feel too sorry for them.
Ah such naievity and optimism that an insurance company will agree to pay out a storm damage claim in some sort of timely manner.
Jon Googala jocksniffer wrote:
I find it funny as hell that people may be losing their homes and businesses may be out of business forever, but people are concerned with whether or not they will get their vacation money back. Pathetic.
8/10- you got some serious bites that almost ran away with the thread. impressive my friend
It does not look good , Mary clearly doesn't respect what the mayor and governor have said.
She is not in charge of the city.
Wishful thinking wrote:
It does not look good , Mary clearly doesn't respect what the mayor and governor have said.
She is not in charge of the city.
She thinks she is.