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Day 1- Arrive at hotel around 7 followed by a 90 minute, in room couples massage to unwind from the flight.
Day 2- Plantation tours that will take up most of the day. 8:45pm we have front row tickets to Reservation Hall Jazz. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner tbd.
Day 3- Ruby Slipper for breakfast. City Of New Orleans steamboat tour. City/cemetery bus tour. Lunch and dinner, tbd.
Day 4- Jazz brunch at hotel. Day is open for site seeing or whatever. Dinner at Commander’s Palace
Day 5- Jazz brunch at Arnauds. Dinner at Dickey Brennan Steak. Day is open for sight seeing or whatever.
Day 6- Dinner at GW Fins. Day is open for sight seeing or whatever.

We will sneak in Cafe du M

I have a Breeze with Kenda 2.25” tires. I wanted to see if anyone has swapped the out for 2” treads and if so, what brand you went with? Also, did you switch out the tubes? I currently take the Capital Corridor Amtrak and while they allow up to 2.5” tires, only the 2” tire will fit on a standard vertical rack hook. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Oh, and I ride pavement with some glass or road debris but it’s fairly minimal.

My wife wants to see Usher and Chris Brown but did not get tickets during the initial release. Resale tickets are stupid expensive and the mark up is ridiculous. Should she wait until the day of the show to get tickets or bite the bullet and pay resale. Anyone have experience with shows performed by these two artists? I personally won’t pay resale but she’s fine with it.

I have done a lot of research and concluded that the Velotric Breeze is the best bike for my daily commute. It is under the Capital Corridor Amtrak weight and tire thickness restrictions, which played a major part in the decision. The test ride sealed the deal. Any codes for 10% off would be greatly appreciated.

I am planning to ditch the car soon and am looking for the right e-bike to get to and from work, 5 days a week. A little bit about me and the commute. I am 5’ 10, 220, and over 50. I have cycled with road bikes in the past, owned a Specialized Roubaix and Fuji Grand Fondo, and would easily put over 1,000 miles on a bike per year. In short, I have above average road bike experience.

I am no longer in anywhere near the shape I was 10 years ago, when I stopped riding and went through my midlife crisis. My wrists are trashed so I need something upright. It is now time to make some lifestyle changes and part of that is getting exercise in the morning by biking to and from work work. I th

My 26 year old son, 25 at time of accident, moved about 15 minutes from his mom and they forgot to notify the auto insurance company of the move. He got into an accident in which he was at fault. Insurance company is denying the claim citing a failure to report his change of address. They did cut him a check for premiums he paid from the time of the move to the time of the accident but will not pay the cost of the accident. Does he have any recourse given the move was only 15 minutes away?