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What do you say about the greatest town in the world? Just like the show business theres no place like it. No place I know.

Most of my experiences in this city are an extension of the explorer in me. I enjoy going out and just finding new things. Although I love to read travel books and own a couple guidebooks for the city most of my finds are by random chance and word of mouth. Mostly these are restaurants and bar/lounges, the real focus of my travel pages and life.

Everyone knows the tourist sites. And I could easily fill this page with tips of the usual things. But it is the food and entertainment tips I treasure the most. I of course go to more places than these. Will add more as I can. I recognize that it is hard to read through large pages. VT sadly does not break down the city any lower into neighborhoods other than Greenwich Village and Chinatown. Author’s order or newest tips are the way to see these pages. You will find great places on each page but I try to put the best tips upfront before you get bored of page after page.

Read more: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/12d1/cd624/#ixzz1Jhk0R6S8


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The five-bedroom, 5,500-square-foot (about 511 square meters) Mediterranean-style estate is in a gated community in San Antonio, Texas, where Parker plays for the Spurs. Priced at $895,777 (about €694,000), it includes 4.5 bathrooms, three living areas, “massive interior columns,” a pool, a spa, media room and a master bedroom suite with a “fabulous double sided fireplace that opens to a whirlpool tub in the master bath,” according to the listing. There’s also a basketball court, of course.

Parker purchased the house when he first joined the Spurs in 2001, when he was 19, the listing agent says.

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Well, the times coming close and almost all the preparations have been done for my trip to New York for the 2007 holiday season. I won’t be travelling alone. I will be travelling with my mate Gavin. The schedule is set in place ala dates. We travel from Edinburgh down to London on the 24/12 stay overnight and fly from Heathrow to JFK on Christmas day. Arrive in New York around 11.30am. We are booked into the Travel Inn on 42nd Street. It’s a very good location just west of Times Square. The only thing we have booked up in New York is my dream present to myself (well actually my mother is paying for it as a Christmas present) we are going to see the New England Patriots vs. New York Giants on 29/12, that last game of the regular season. So let’s hope it will complete a 16-0 season for the Pats. Other than that we have lists of places we want to visit. But we will take than as is. Of course, it will be Times Square for the crystal ball drop to welcome in 2008. So expect lots of pictures from me and Gavin in the actual

Brooklyn Bridge at night with Manhattan skyline behind
just like the picture Gavin bought me. cheers man
blog. We then set of on 03/01 for Charlotte NC to visit my friends Donna and Greg for a few days. I’m looking forward to seeing them both again and showing Gavin around Charlotte. We then fly back up to New York on 08/01.

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New York City Night Life, ( NightLife ), RMC ( Mr. Roger Meredith Christian ) depicts the action and luster of the night life in New York City. This is just a taste of what really goes on. Moreover, this is the city that nevers sleeps, and thus everything which is possible for a city to do is done here 24 hours a day. What this also entails is the fact that New York City is world's cultural center fait accompli - though not fully recognized by others...ie the proud French concerning their Paris, or the Saudis/Arabs about their Medina.

New York City is actually the real city of nightlife, where knights and ladies of artistic venues proclaim their bulls of favor and courtesies to those who wish to enter their various worlds of the arts. And since everything is included in this mass of cultural varities, or vanities even if you like to hopsotch - hop, skip, and jump, there is someone with a side walk just for you to play, along with the included colored jazzy chalks to outline the fancy squares on the concrete sidewalk surface.

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So, a friend of ours hooked up Mike, Warner, and I with tickets to the sneak preview of “Tron” tonight at a ginormous IMAX 3D on the Upper West Side. Before I knew anything about the movie, I was quick to write off the entire general concept of Tron as the nerdiest thing that I had ever heard of. Then, I had vivid flashbacks of being a little kid playing Tron (I think the original came out in 1983 and I have memories of throwing socks at other kids, weird right?). After that, I heard through the grapevine that the cinematographic landscape of Tron’s “alternative universe” was inspired by the physical landscape/layout of Burning Man, Jeff Bridges was the star, and Daft Punk produced the entire soundtrack.

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’ve always thought of New York City as the perfect city for lovers. There’s so much to see and do, so many places to take romantic strolls, cute little candlelit restaurants. It’s pretty chilly in the city for Valentine’s Day most years, but that just means more time spent snuggling in a cozy New York City hotel for the weekend! These hotels are pretty posh, so they’re a good choice for a real splurge for maybe one night:

The Inn at Irving Place:

Rooms are still available for Valentine’s Day as of this writing, and a nice Queen room will cost you about $445 plus tax. But, you get to stay in one of New York City’s most beautiful bed & breakfasts. The beautiful townhouse dates from the 19th century, and it’s located just south of Gramercy Park. You can relax with an in-room massage and with a complimentary (yay!) breakfast in bed.


Read more: http://hotels.uptake.com/blog/romantic-new-york-city-hotels-valentines-day-1436.html#ixzz19EFvsbbD

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