Luggage storage at JFK airport? -

I understand there is a luggage storage service at JFK but cannot find any info on pricing. We will be flying from JFK to a warm weather destination for a one week vacation and would prefer not to have to bring our winter coats along with us. Does anyone know how much it would be to store 2 coats for a week? Thanks.

Terminal one:Open 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, storage costs from $3.00 per item per day for a small bag, to $15.00 per item per day. Terminal four:It is open 24 hours a day, and storage costs are from $3.00 per item per day for a small bag, to $15.00 per item per day.All the best ?

In which state there are highest numbers of tall muscular black guys ? Just wondering? -

lousiana, alabama, georgia...southern states

The state of sleep

Tennessee

NJ State Prison

JUST GO TO NIGERIA

I am wanting to plan a vacation to chicago this spring for my family..i know to stay during? -

the week is cheaper and thinking of going in april to help cost of hotel...i will have a 2 year old with me so i heard embassy suite downtown is good...i didnt know if anyone lives there or has been there to help me out....and i cannot believe these hotels charge so much for parking at there hotel...we are driving since it is only 5 hours away...does anyone know a way around this...i thought about parking at airport and taking a taxi or something since we wont be driving since we are staying downtown..i just cant bring myself to pay 45 a night to park my car....please help...thank you

My family and I (children ages 11, 7 18 months) are actually staying at the Embassy Suites Downtown this weekend...so I ll post back AFTER our visit as well.Anyway, the reason we ended up booking the room at the Embassy is because we decided to take advantage of their Cars Stay Free Package where we get free parking, valet and in out service in their heated garage.http://www.embassysuiteschicago.com/spec��

Pros of the Embassy: Accommodate early arrival and let us keep our car in the garage with no extra charges, h orderve reception and continental breakfast. Cons: Rooms could be updated, NO free wireless and pool was very small (also supposed to be heated, but it was VERY cold). Have fun (we did!) Report Abuse

Hi. I am a Hotel Front Desk Agent for the Holiday Inn in Joliet, Il. I know the price of hotel rooms can be very pricey, especially in the Downtown area of Chicago. Have you thought about staying in the suburbs and taking the train into chicago? We have the Rock Island Line that runs from Joliet straight into the Downtown area and a much better alternative to paying for parking or dealing with traffic.

I live on the south side if you want to park your car in front of my house feel free.

Westren illinois is in which state of USA? -

westren illinois is in which state of USA?

illinois is a state illinois borders Wiscohsin Indiana Kentucky Missoury and Iowa

Illinois..

Mars.

Is this a trick question?

Who discovered Hawaii? -

i want to know please ASAP

I agree with boomer gal saying Capt. Cook discovered Hawaii is like saying Christopher Columbus discovered America. There were people here already. It was the ancient Polynesians who discovered the Hawaiian Islands in canoes: Hokuleia was the first canoe built by the Polynesian Voyaging Society, and was built to prove that it was possible for the ancient Polynesians to intentionally voyage and migrate the long distances between their isolated islands using their double-hulled canoe without the use of western navigational instruments. In 1976, the PVS set out on a 5,000 mile roundtrip between Hawai i and Kahiki (Tahiti) where the traditions say the Hawaiians originated. That first voyage proved their theory by demonstrating that both the vessel design and the ancient navigational techniques were more than capable for making the regular trips which the Polynesian claimed to have travelled.

The first people to come to Hawaii came from the South Pacific by canoe. James Cook may get credit for discovering Hawaii, but since there were people already living here then, I don t think that is the case at all.

James Cook in 1778

Moving from Europe to the U.S. (East Coast). What was your experience like? -

I m considering moving to the U.S. (East Coast) and work as a software engineer there...Any Europeans in this newsgroup who moved from Europe to the U.S. ?Any experiences you would like to share?Is it worth it?What s the work culture like, work environment, benefits, vacation etc.?I understand that it doesn t make any sense to make generalizations when it comes to the U.S. because it is such a big and diverse country.However, I always think it is worth hearing about other people s experiences(bad and good) to get an idea about what it _might_ be like. So - to stress it - I m not looking for generalizations, but more individual experiences.Americans who ve moved the other way (from the U.S. to Europe) are welcometo join the discussion.

To legally work in the United States an American company must sponsor you for a work visa. Those are extremely hard to get with the U.S. in a recession and 1 in 9 Americans out of work. Luckily for you a Degree in I.T/ Engineering is one of the few careers that may qualify you. Now all you need is that sponsor. Good Luck.PS: At the present time the Washington D.C. area is relatively prosperous compared to the rest of the U.S.

Im going to be moving because I cant stand being around some people, where to move to? -

No humidity, has to have intresting things to do and must not be super boring

Pheonix, Az

I guess you ll have a problem. There is nowhere you can move where there won t be some people.PS: I ve been to Phoenix. There is people there.

What are the best/ worst States in the US youve been to? -

I was just wondering what is the single best, and single worst state you ve ever visited or lived in is. Please include why! I m thinking of relocating.

I have been to over 30 states and to tell you the truth, I could be OK living in any one of them. Life anywhere is as good as you care to make it.In spite of everything I love it here in LA. But I really like West Virginia too. Every state has issues but really none of them are really bad. I m a liberal but I get along fine with Texans too.Maybe FLorida I would avoid because the humidity is way too much.

Oklahoma has a lot of racists, not as bad as 40 years ago though, but a strong southern culture. The best state was Missouri, the people in the northern part were genteel and hospitable.

Worst- Alabama and Texas. Best- Michigan and New York.