Just went and double checked the county line, there is a little sliver of Monmouth County not included. Looks like the shore zone actually starts at Wilkson Creek, but most of Keyport is in the shore zone.

Here's the zoom in of the border on the Uber rate map. I (very crudely) drew in the Monmouth / Middlesex county line. https://imgur.com/a/4HmciuP

Looks like it might be all of Cape May County actually...

https://imgur.com/a/8IpbKbK

But if you go far enough out into the ocean, it reverts to the regular NJ rate.

Only Monmouth County and south. They also include ACY airport and all of the Cape May peninsula in the Jersey Shore rate area.

What if I told you that it was possible to store things ::gasp:: outside?

And that sometimes things get stored on their side so a gust of wind can’t blow them over and damage them.

If my googling is right, TTN only has a CAT I ILS system, so it requires at least 1,800 feet of visibility to land.

https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/f99265

Frontier has to get that plane from PHL to TTN somehow for its next flight out of TTN. I would imagine that someone on the cabin crew timed out so they weren’t able to do it with passengers.

Elliott.org

Sounds exactly like something they would be able to help with.

In that case maybe, but they had another few in the works up here, including at least one that was pretty close to complete, that they have stopped work on for now.

I'm sure they are eventually going to expand Fresh again, but anything being announced this week isn't going to be a Fresh store.

I've shopped at an Amazon Fresh store, and they aren't that good. The Amazon Go convenience store concept is excellent, but the full grocery store isn't. Especially since it isn't just "walk right out" as they say. You still have to have your phone scanned out of the store by an Amazon employee at the exit before the exit gate will open. Add extremely high prices to that, and after shopping at one once, I have no desire to really go back to one.

Hopefully the expansion pause will let them figure out what they need to do to make it work.

Amazon Fresh announced earlier this month that they were halting expansion, closing some stores and not completing others that weren't open yet.

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https://www.supermarketnews.com/retail-financial/amazon-halts-fresh-rollout-shutters-stores

I switched last year and had a bunch of problems. I deleted the e-sim off my iPhone, and then re-added one from the mint app, no issues since.

I’ve dropped people off for Jets games no problem. Pretty sure they had a special drop off point for rideshare.

It’s the minimum liability coverage that they increased from $15,000 to $25,000 (which is still too damn low). Nothing to do with comprehensive/collision.

If it were a one off thing, I wouldn't think much of it, but over the last year I've had around 10 rides from terminals to the Marriott, and everyone said they called after waiting for a while.

I've also seen some people trying to cross Hotel Rd. to get to it after walking thru the terminal B lot. Wouldn't recommend trying that now, as it's a lot busier since the new terminal A dumps out onto it.

Just be aware, the Marriott shuttle can be a little flakey. I drive Uber sometimes in the evenings, and on multiple occasions have gotten rides from the terminals to the Marriott and the riders tell me they had been waiting over 30 minutes for the shuttle.

That said, with a 2200 arrival, some of the off airport hotels (specifically the Wyndham Garden off the top of my head), will have already stopped their shuttle service for the night.

>most, if not all car rental companies are outside of airport grounds, so you need to take their shuttle.

This is incorrect. Most car rental companies can be reached via the P3 station on the AirTrain. The only ones I know of offsite are Ace/Drivo.

The new parking garage they are building for the new Terminal A is going to have a car rental center in it as well that all the on-site companies will be moving to.

>Definitely not Whole Foods

Except for eggs. Don't know how or why, but the cheapest dozen I can find (3.29) are at Whole Foods and Dash Mart.

They are re-using batteries that have gone past their useful lifespan in cars as excess grid storage in California. Should be doing it everywhere.

I also think the power grid issue is overblown. As prices go down and once V2L and V2G gets introduced to more cars, I actually think EV's may HELP the power grid by being able to power houses during times of high usage. If you can imagine, in the summer, you're car charges to 80% overnight, you drive it back and forth to work, plug it back in to your V2G charger at home around 50%, and then if the grid gets stressed due to high usage, your house can move over to being powered by your car, and then once the grid demand wanes, your house switches back to the grid and your battery gets charged back to 80% for the next day.

It's always a timing / available appointment issue. She used to go to University Radiology in Elizabeth, but they were shutdown due to Ida's flooding. I think they just reopened.

She started going to New Brunswick instead because she could at least take a train if I wasn't available, but for this place, she will just have to go downstairs.

Sweet. No more driving my wife to New Brunswick on a Saturday because the only appt she can get for an ultrasound that fits with her work schedule is down there.

I don't think Quinn laughs. Have you seen the photos of him?

Jack or Luke?

>knocks on wood

Great. Just what he needs after going down in practice yesterday. /s

If you're in a building that gets GigXero / Newark Fiber, it would be the best option. Gigibit internet for $50/month. Otherwise, the best option would be Verizon Fios for speed.

New Wawa being built in Tappahannock across from the Lowes.