Do not exceed the speed limit in Virginia.

Because some supervisor is a bozo.

> It rained that much?

More like super high tide, I think. That sort of thing has happened previously at Hoboken.

Paper tickets do not expire, but the printing on them does fade. The printing is not readable after about 2 years.

The tracks in Hoboken Station are flooded, & when the flash freeze come in, everything will turn to ice.

Exiting Newark Airport is easy. The hard part is going where you want to go.

"Gee, I wanted to get on 78W. Why am I going to Newark, on McCarter Highway?"

Work location (if you work)

Commute options i.e., public transport, car, etc

Internet coverage, ISP

Schools i.e., taxes, quality, academic options, sports options

Access to recreation

Automobile traffic

> "Our confidence is growing, and what that means is that there's more agreement on the forecast data, so the significant winter storm becomes more likely," FOX Weather meteorologist Amy Freeze said.

Um, sure, that's her name.

> The Northeast may see heavy rain and potentially damaging wind gusts as plunging temperatures could threaten to dump snow in the region.

So, rain for New York City. Not what I'd call a major winter storm.

Here is some music to listen to while you're stuck in traffic:

Crawlin From The Wreckage

Cars

Always Crashing In The Same Car

Watch out for the weather on Sunday!

Are you trying to finish off that novel of yours?

Just remember, stay away from Room 237, ok?

> Avoid the area between Canal St and 42nd street to avoid the worst drunks.

And avoid all public transport, e.g., NJT, LIRR, MNR, and the subway.

> If you want carless living, center city is the way to go,

You mean living in Philadelphia, right? Problem with the is the Philadelphia Wage Tax. This tax is imposed on anyone living or working in Philadelphia.

"The Earnings Tax is a tax on salaries, wages, commissions, and other compensation paid to a person who works or lives in Philadelphia.

You must pay the Earnings Tax if you are a:

-Philadelphia resident with taxable income who doesn’t have the City Wage Tax withheld from your paycheck.

-A non-resident who works in Philadelphia and doesn’t have the City Wage Tax withheld from your paycheck."

Good point. OP will need a car to go food shopping & run errands.

There's nightlife in Qatar?

Have a look at this map:

https://www5.septa.org/wp-content/uploads/travel/map-suburban-transit-street.pdf

Train lines are black; bus lines are red.

Figure out where you work, & then you can figure out where you could live.

Bethlehem might be better.

So, it'll get knocked down, just like the old Hahne's building?

It does take 4 times as long, tho

Thanks.

Bridgewater Twp is pretty big.

You can try taking the bus, or driving to another NJT station.

Pennsylvania is a big state. Where is your job offer located?

Please tell us what research you have done already.

And the parking situation at the NJCL stations might be limited (e.g., only a handful of spots; limited to town residents, etc).

Spymaster: "You will know your contact, because they will have only one glove, & only one earbud. If your cover is blown, the secretary will disavow all knowledge. Good luck. This tape will self-destruct in 15 seconds."

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