On 14 Mar 2009, at 00:13, Jon Stahl wrote:

East coast is significantly easier for the Europeans, both in travel
time and intensity of jetlag.  But all is open to discussion.  They
rallied to CA for the PSPS.  :-)

To be honest, the travel time isn't a massive factor, it only adds a few hours, going to the US is a commitment regardless of the coast. Also, I can adjust to the timezone to quite a decent margin of error by sleeping on flights, although I'm aware many people find that difficult. For me the only issue is flight costs, as I'm still a student I can only work part time, and that doesn't leave me much spreadin' around money; best case scenario for flight costs leaves the east-coast about $100 cheaper, but often they're a lot closer.

So, my criterion is "near a large international airport" for the getting of cheap flights, rather than blanket east-coast.

MAtt

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