This question has been asked many times, but...I need to find out ASAP.  From Detroit, MI to Jacksonville, FL.  Return trip can be from Tampa, FL.  Also rental cars, who's cheapest?
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southwest airlines usually has the cheapest tickets. we visit florida alot during the summer, and we find southwest to be the cheapest.
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i dont know where in dallas u can go recycle, but recently i went to my first ever recycle trip and i was carrying 3 full bags. i was expected to make at least a $10 profit (gas money would be nice!) but instead, i only made half of what was expected..... i was big time dissappointed... so now i know that CRV arent really tat expensive. but when it comes to recycling.. dont think of MONEY, think that you'll be SAVING THE WORLD ^_^ js a thought~
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labrea tar pits.........childrens museum.........gene autry museum, travel town............universal studios.......santa monica pier..they have amusement park lot cheaper than disneyland.........travel town is freehave fun..........enjoy sunny calif
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Check out Travel Express on the web.  I just went to Punta Cana (in the Caribean) for 3 nights at a 4 star resort, round trip air fare included, transportation to and from airport, all food and drink included.  for $517.  It was the best vacation ever.
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maps.google.com\n***********************************************************\nStart address: Dallas, TX\nEnd address: Orlando, FL\nDistance: 1,142 mi (about 21 hours 4 mins) \n\nDirections \n 1. Head south from N Akard St - go 0.2 mi \n 2. Turn left at Commerce St - go 0.6 mi\n 3. Bear left into the I-45 S entry ramp to (I-30) - go 0.4 mi \n 4. Take the I-30 E ramp - go 6.3 mi\n 5. Continue on US-80 E toward Terrell - go 19.1 mi\n 6. Take the US-80 E exit to Terrell - go 3.1 mi \n 7. Continue on W Moore Ave - go 2.6 mi \n 8. Continue on E Moore Ave - go 2.1 mi \n 9. Continue on E US-80 - go 9.8 mi\n 10. Continue on US-80 - go 2.3 mi  \n 11. Continue on W South Commerce St - go 1.5 mi  \n 12. Continue on E South Commerce St - go 0.2 mi  \n 13. Bear right at Houston St - go 0.5 mi \n 14. Bear left at Goodnight Blvd - go 0.6 mi  \n 15. Continue on Goodnight Blvd - go 1.4 mi\n 16. Continue on US-80 E - go 3.8 mi  \n 17. Continue on W Pine St - go 0.6 mi \n 18. Continue on E Pine St - go 1.1 mi  \n 19. Continue on US-80 - go 3.5 mi  \n 20. Continue on US-80 - go 4.5 mi  \n 21. Continue on W Frank St - go 0.8 mi\n 22. Continue on W Garland St - go 0.7 mi  \n 23. Continue on E Garland St - go 0.9 mi  \n 24. Continue on US-80 E - go 5.8 mi  \n 25. Continue on US-80 E - go 5.7 mi  \n 26. Continue on W Broad St - go 0.7 mi  \n 27. Turn right at S Pacific St - go 0.2 mi \n 28. Continue on S Pacific St - go 1.6 mi  \n 29. Continue on US-69 - go 13.5 mi  \n 30. Bear right at US-69 S - go 0.1 mi  \n 31. Turn left into the I-20 E entry ramp - go 91.1 mi  \n 32. Take the I-220 By-Pass E exit 11 to Alexandria - go 0.6 mi  \n 33. Merge into LA-3132 E - go 6.9 mi  \n 34. Take the I-49 exit 7 to Alexandria - go 0.6 mi  \n 35. Merge into I-49 S - go 201 mi  \n 36. Bear right onto the I-10 E ramp to Baton Rouge - go 52.2 mi  \n 37. Take the I-10 ramp to New Orleans (I-12)/Hammond - go \n 38. Merge into I-10 E - go 3.7 mi  \n 39. Take the I-12 E exit 159 to Hammond - go 85.6 mi  \n 40. Take the I-10 E exit 85C to Bay St Louis - go 444 mi  \n 41. Take the I-75 S exit 296A to Tampa - go 108 mi  \n 42. Take the Florida Turnpike S. exit 328 to Orlando - go 0.7 mi \n 43. Merge into Florida Tpke - go 10.0 mi  \n 44. Continue on Florida's Tpke S - go 23.8 mi  \n 45. Continue on Florida's Tpke - go 7.6 mi  \n 46. Take the SR-408 Toll E exit 265 to Orlando/ - go 0.8 mi 1  \n 47. Merge into SR-408 E - go 9.6 mi  \n 48. Take exit 10B to Orange Ave. Downtown - go 0.2 mi  \n 49. Bear right onto ramp to Orange Ave (SR-527) - go 200 ft  \n 50. Bear right at E Lucerne Cir - go 0.1 mi  \n 51. Turn right at S Orange Ave - go 309 ft\n 52. Continue on S Rosalind Ave - go 0.3 mi  \n 53. Turn left at E South St - go 0.2 mi  \n 54. Arrive at Orlando, FL
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Move.  Florida is nowhere to be if you have no money and unemployed.  St louis is a cool town.  4 weeks is a small margin for error in this economy.
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As of a 2005 estimate\n\n#1 Jacksonville   - 782,623\n#2 Miami            - 386,417\n\n#3 Tampa           - 325,989
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Troy, Livonia and Dearborn are all close sub burbs and have fairly low crime rates. The best place to live is nowhere near Detroit. I was born and raised in the Upper Peninsula so I'm biased to the area. Good luck in your search.
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I got this on lockdown.  I went to Rome this summer.  The clothing was similar to what we have over here.  The people are very nice and most speak a little English, enough to make a transaction.  Most people drive cars that would make a Camry look big.  I saw no trucks or SUVs at all.  None.  Little cars and mopeds are the most common.  I would take a bus or walk if you can b/c the traffic is horrible and gas is even more expensive over there.  People have the same kinds of jobs we have.  Places of interest include the Coliseum, the Forum, the many churches, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, and the Victor Emmanuele Monument (AKA the Altare della Patria).  If you need more help, e-mail me at mattpytlak@yahoo.com and I give you more info and pics.
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I did the RC Experience in Charlotte a few years ago.  I really enjoyed it but thought it was a bit over priced for what I actually got.  They said that we would get 8 laps but I only got 5.  There was a short class before that explained how you follow the pace car and what the flags mean.  They also give you a high speed trip around the track in a van prior to your driving so that you'll understand the line to drive and to watch for the paint markings on the pavement.  There was also a lot of sitting around waiting, as in I was there over 4 hours and my drive lasted about 5 minutes.  I'm glad I did it as being a huge NASCAR fan I have a whole new appreciation about what it feels like to drive a stock car.  All in all it was a great experience but was a little put off by the cost.  As far as the speed, the max is 145 (I think) I personally went about 130.  However, to actually drive a stock car on a real track was fun.  (By the way, you drive 100 miles per hour, all the time?  Not smart)
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I'm from Louisville. Go down on the river on the 4th of July and watch the fire works. It is huge. Go early so you can get a good spot. They have things to do there all day long. There's Six flags over Kentucky Kingdom, There's clubs for young teens. There's German town to walk around and try different kinds of German foods. I don't know what part of Louisville you live in. You would want some place to go that is close to where you live. So he could go with out you having to drive him or having to be there. There's always something to do there. Like festivals of all sorts. There's this web site for the local news paper. You could look up the things to do: www.courier-journal.com I hope this is helpful. Good luck with your move.
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I would want to know a few more things... like what is your budget? What part of the US are you in? Do you want family to be able to go as well?\n\nThat aside we are doing a desitination wedding for the 2 of us and it will run with air, all inclusive resort and cerremony about $3,400 to the Dominican Republic and there were some less expensive deals as well. The packages I found were for October but March should be a good travel time as well so long as you are not in the Spring Break weeks. The site was applevacations.com\n\nbest wishes!
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I think you should move to be with your husband.  It's only an hour and a half 3 days a week.  There are a lot of people that commute from Gainsville to Jax to work everyday and don't think twice about it.
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I have been to that speedway and Chicagoland speedway every year for NASCAR. it is great, better than tv or anything else. Just go and bring lots of money for food, water, and souvenirs. Wear sunscreen and be prepared for a long day. Even Friday, the time trials and saturday, the busch races are lots of fun. I always get a weekend pass and a pit pass, so much fun. LOL.
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You can't find something that's walking distance from both USC and LAX (assuming that's the airport you mean because Burbank airport is even farther).  The two places are not near each other (I'd guess ten or more miles, but check Yahoo maps).\n\nIf you want my advice, don't stay near USC.  It sounds bad and I don't want to dissuade you from going there, but USC isn't in one of the best neighborhoods in the city.  I, personally, don't have a problem going there but I wouldn't let an out-of-town friend stay there.  Also, before you have a big parent reaction, keep in mind how much it costs to go to USC and the kinds of parents who send their kids there and you'll understand that the campus is safe, even if the neighborhood isn't a nice place to take a walk at night.\n\nTry having your son stay at a youth hostel and using the extra money to get cabs (which, admittedly, are neither cheap nor convenient here) since most people won't rent a car to someone under 25.  The link is for a search of youth hostels in LA.  I haven't stayed at any of them, but the one in Santa Monica is in a good neighborhood (not that the others aren't; this is just general advice).  If you can find someone to rent you a car, that would be far cheaper than a couple days' worth of cabs.  I've heard that moving companies are more open than rental car companies.
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i don't see any information on that? i'm from detroit, tell me more.
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In my experiance the dealerships have always had the best deals for financing. It all depends on your past credit, but more on how much you make and what other bills you have too. If your total of monthly bills goes over a certain percent then you have to many and the banks wont want to give you the loan. I wouldnt deal with online banks, just for the fact that you can never see the people or walk into the place. It will probably result in a lot of phone calls and you'll be lucky to get a real person on the line. When I went to buy my last car. I checked out a Chevy dealer on a car for 13 grand, and they wouldnt finance me. My local bank would give me 12 grand at the most. So I went to the Honda Dealer and they hooked me up with a $17,000 Accord. I didnt even need a down payment and the job I had at that time paid me like $700 a month. I got lucky I guess. My car payment is $320, I do have a much better paying job now of course. If I were you, I would try a local place in Texas or maybe a few different banks. Dealerships should be your best bet. Cars from Iowa are more likely to get rust, because we salt the roads heavily this time of year. I would love to get ahold of a car from Texas. Hope this helped.