- Seattle - 87 trips
 - Cleveland - 58 trips
 - NYC JFK - 33 trips
 - Chicago ORD - 22 trips
 - Hong Kong (Lantau Island) - 16 trips
 - Los Angeles LAX - 9
 
Monday, November 07, 2011
most used airports
Why?  Because I know no one cares.  To be clear, these numbers are for the end of 2011 and include travel that hasn't happened yet.  Why do I tell you this?  Because I know you don't care.
Another detail for those who cared to notice (meaning, none of you).  There's an odd number of trips to/from Seattle.  That's from the one time that I had a connection here on my way home from Japan.
Thursday, November 03, 2011
this sandwich tastes like death
Feedback to Microsoft Dining Services:
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I ordered the special ex-Yugoslavian sandwich (in cafĂ© 86) figuring it would be good to try something new.  I like it when there are new things at the cafeteria, but this time it was a big mistake.  The sandwich is dripping in grease – both from the cheese as well as the seemingly deep fried super salty sausage.  The sausage would be fine in moderation, but there is a generous portion of it.  Sorry about rambling.  Here’s a more orderly list of feedback.
The good:
- Variety! I like the introduction of new items
 - Generous portion of meat/sausage
 - Onions were nice and fresh and tasty
 - It’s super filling. I walked in hungry since I skipped lunch this morning. I ate half of this sandwich and I’m full.
 
The bad
- Sausage was too salty and greasy… and I love salt. It’s right below the threshold of what I can tolerate. But given the generous portion of sausage, it’s too much. I decided I needed a break from the sandwich so I can process the salt and grease. I’m using that break to write this email. This email is getting long because I am still recovering and my taste buds aren’t quite ready for more.
 - Overall grease level is super high – the cheese melts into more grease. See attached photos. The grease has soaked through the pita, soaked through the paper tray, and soaked through a bunch of napkins. I can feel it soaking through my fingers and back out through my pores while clogging my arteries and stopping my heart along the way. After writing this, maybe I shouldn’t finish this. I don’t want to die sitting here.
 - Visual appeal – lacks color. Brown sausage, pita, and white cheese and onions isn’t very visually stimulating. Some tomatoes or greens would make it seem more appetizing, although I don’t know if that’s straying too far from the ex-Yugoslavian recipe. For better or worse, the grease makes it glisten.
 
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
fantasy football
I was going to write about how awesome my Fantasy Football draft was halfway through the season, but after taking a look again, it wasn't all that great.  After all, the only players still on the team are my picks from rounds 1, 2, 4, 6, and 9.  That's 5 players our of 14 picked and only three of them (Vick, Johnson, and Pittsburgh) regularly start.
Thankfully, picking up Calvin Johnson in the 2nd round helps to cover up a lot of mistakes. Calvin Johnson has +23 points over the next highest scoring WR/TE and about double (or more) the production of all but the top 10 receivers.  Calvin Johnson is like having an two or three WRs filling a single roster slot.  Thank you.
I also did a good job with pickups throughout the season.
- Antonio Brown is ranked 14th in points scored among WR/TE
 - Rob Gronkowski is ranked 10th in points scored among WR/TE
 - Darren Sproles is ranked 6th in points scored among RB
 - Dan Bailey is ranked 4th in points scored by K
 
Right now I'm 5-3 with hopefully some better luck the rest of the season.  Wish me luck.
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