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This is part II but about 1:10 in it shows his charges for MDW. Looks like this was at least a year ago so prices probably have changed a bit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leyw6voClfg Watching both parts might give you an idea of what to expect flying in to MDW.

NDB TOP for hold entries. Nose - direct Body - teardrop Opposite - parallel

You can watch online at: http://video.pbs.org/video/1685933496

I've heard that New York Bagels & Bialys are good. It looks like they are located in both Skokie and Lincolnwood.

Thanks for the replies so far. We will probably have 4 or 5 full days.

Hello, The family is pondering a vacation for next week to the mid-Atlantic/Southeast area of the US. Other than DC we haven't really seen the area. We are looking for a leisurely driving vacation staying in a different place each night. It would be nice to experience scenery, beaches...

http://metrarail.com/metra/en/home/maps_schedules/metra_system_map/up-nw/schedule.full.html And from the metra station you still have to walk, taxi, trolley, bus to where you need to go. Probably add 20 - 30 minutes to the train ride to get to say near Water Tower area.

You mean this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwsaMHZMHtY

Yep, Orange line to the loop and then the Brown line to Fullerton.

http://www.flight.cz/cricri/english/cri-cri-technical-description.php 220lbs (not sure if that includes fuel) and 115 mph by my math (which can definitely be wrong)

Doh!! I just about had the URL in my subject :) Thanks.

A while ago, either here or on the red board (I think it was here), someone posted a link to a wiki page that provided hints and tricks in obtaining clearances on the ground at airports. I can't seem to find anything about it and I never bookmarked the page. Anyone know what the link is?

I get: "In order to accept POST request originating from this domain, the admin must add this domain to the whitelist."

You can use this site also to see what the buoy info is. http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/rmd.shtml

The other way to enter alphanumerics is by using a two digit number. The first digit is the key the letter is on and the second digit is the position of that letter. For example B=22 T=81, etc. A number can be represented by a zero+number, eg 01, 02,etc. Since a character is always two digits it...

It's a day game on memorial day so parking on the street is doable.

Doing some aerial photography??