Comment posted Is it safe to carry computer parts in ‘check-in’ baggage on a plane? by Scubby_04.
probably is ok. might have some explaining to do, but maybe not. i recently checked a bag full of audio equipment (cables, effects units, etc.). the x-ray had to have looked sweet with the motherboards and crap all in there, but they didn’t even make me unzip the bag. depends on the day.
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- I have carried all sorts of parts in my carry on tool kit, only ith out the tools of course. just make sure you leave your tools in "checked" luggage. But in my years of traveling i have never had a problem with this.
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- Travel ideas for last week in January – Europe?
go to italy, it has all of what you would like to see and do, plus more. cant be beat!!!! - Travel ideas for last week in January – Europe?
Since the end of January is off-peak, you can find great deals in Europe, along with MUCH cheaper airfare.
I would tour Italy. The weather is better there than in the rest of Europe in the winter, they have great train service, and if you are interested in art and architecture, it will be more than you could ever see in just one trip.
You should fly into Rome, from which you can go to Pisa, Florence, and Venice on the train. You might consider getting a Eurail Pass; they have them for individual countries.
Italy has many self-serve restaurants where you can get a delicious and inexpensive meal. They are basically cafeterias, but smaller.
In 1990, the last trip I took to Florence, we stayed at the 2-star Hotel Santa Croce, which is 2 blocks from Santa Croce cathedral where Michelangelo’s tomb is. It was run by a family and had just 9 rooms. It was quite inexpensive, even in July when we were there. There are also pensiones, where all meals are included.
Have a great trip! - A Nice Collection of Classical Relaxing Music?
I love satie – gnossienne!!! The guy was a complete nutter, he used to publish a newspaper for which he was the soul reader and lived in a cupboard with his umpteen purple suits – genuis : )!! - A Nice Collection of Classical Relaxing Music?
Some of them are definitely not similar to Pachelbel’s Canon, but trust me, they are amazing.
Air (Suite No.3 in D) ~ Bach
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op. 47 ~ Sibelius
Clair de Lune ~ Debussy
Nimrod ~ Elgar
The Swan ~ Saint-Saëns
Moonlight Sonata ~ Beethoven
Fantasia on ‘Greensleeves’ ~ Williams
Méditation ~ Massenet
The Lark Ascending ~ Williams
Concerto for Violin, BVW 1042 ~ Bach
Adagio in E minor, K261 ~ Mozart
Devil’s Trill ~ Tartini - A Nice Collection of Classical Relaxing Music?
you have to check out eric whitacre’s music such as sleep and Lux Aurumque
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probably is ok. might have some explaining to do, but maybe not. i recently checked a bag full of audio equipment (cables, effects units, etc.). the x-ray had to have looked sweet with the motherboards and crap all in there, but they didn’t even make me unzip the bag. depends on the day.
I have carried all sorts of parts in my carry on tool kit, only ith out the tools of course. just make sure you leave your tools in "checked" luggage. But in my years of traveling i have never had a problem with this.