@chicodlasmillas Si lo medis por tiempo tiene razón el comentario, seguramente es buenisimo pero si tenes ese presupuesto para pagarlo.
Con esa plata pagas otro vuelo.
Pagarían 1600 usd por una noche de hotel? si la respuesta es si pagá ese upgrade
@dannymiche Es que fue una afirmación, no una pregunta. Encima rosando lo despectivo.
Es como si ante una nota tuya yo dijese que está escrita por un nene de 5 años y sin ganas.
URGENTE:
Ancelotti disse a Endrick que ele será TITULAR contra o Haiti.
Com isso, o trio de ataque do Brasil deve ser formado por Vini Jr, Raphinha e Ancelotti.
Tenía 8. Mi vieja me dijo que compre jamón para una tarta.
Pedí jamón al del almacén y me preguntó si quería crudo o cocido.
Como era para cocinar, le dije crudo.
OMG.
🇰🇪 Sabastian Sawe becomes the first man ever to break 2 hours in a marathon (legal conditions) in 1:59:30 at the London Marathon!
Yomif Kejelcha 🇪🇹 runs 1:59:41 in his DEBUT.
Jacob Kiplimo 🇺🇬 takes third in 2:00:28
All under the previous WR.
Vamos a ver los accidentes en la Ruta 5, una de las más olvidadas de PBA / LP 🛣🇦🇷
El dato clave acá lo aporta una organización civil, porque datos oficiales no hay. Algo que tendria que cambiar respecto a eso.
Vamos con un hilo ....
The US spent 70 years building a country optimized for cars instead of people. This is what that looks like at full resolution.
MetLife Stadium sits on 2.1 million square feet of parking. 28,000 spaces. The parking lots are larger than the stadium itself. The entire Meadowlands complex was purpose-built so that the only way a human being can reach it is inside a 4,000-pound metal box. The New Jersey State Police printed that sign because pedestrians were never part of the design.
And here’s where it gets interesting: the 2026 World Cup Final is being played at this stadium in five months. FIFA’s biggest event on Earth, hosted at a venue where walking is literally illegal. International fans from countries where you stroll to the stadium from a pub three blocks away are about to encounter a place where the nearest hotel requires a car to travel a distance you can see with your eyes.
The US has 700 million to 2 billion parking spaces. Eight parking spots for every car in the country. Parking lots cover more than 5% of all developed land, an area larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined. Minimum parking requirements forced every building, every stadium, every shopping center to dedicate more square footage to storing empty vehicles than to serving the humans inside. American cities didn’t accidentally become unwalkable. They were zoned that way.
During the recent Club World Cup at MetLife, only 12.5% of fans used public transit to reach the stadium. The other 87.5% drove. Now imagine that ratio flipping for the World Cup, when the majority of attendees will be international visitors without cars. NJ Transit is spending $100 million to try to move 20,000 people per hour through a single transfer point at Secaucus Junction, a system that already had door malfunctions and 13-minute delays during games with 29,000 fans. Scale that to 82,500.
The sign in this hotel lobby is American car culture in a single frame: we built the richest country on Earth, then made it illegal to walk across it.
This image draws an intuitive comparison between Alex Honnold’s free solo of El Capitan and the height of Taipei 101.
El Capitan rises roughly 900 meters (3,000 feet) of near-vertical granite.
Taipei 101 stands 508 meters tall.
Hay un período de la mediana edad, redondeando entre los 40 y los 55 (con variaciones) en el que la vida es una disputa interna trepidante por no ser ninguno de los dos, aunque en general se nota mucho cuando estamos más cerca de uno que de otro. Luego, ya queda muy definido.