New to Mesa Arizona, whats the best places to meet men and women? -

I am 22, single, and just moved to mesa, arizona for a year to finish my schooling. Its dramatically different here then where I come from (came from PA) but i ve been here a week now and I m pretty much settled in.Finally on my own though, I was wondering what are the best spots around town to meet people, both men and women. Looking for guys and girls as friends, and also looking for some ladies and some romance. Right now though I m pretty much out here though completely alone, no family, no friends, no connections. I feel ackward going to some places like clubs or bars alone, but it may be inevitable to meet new people.So I was just wondering what places here in the Mesa area would be the best to meet some new people and make new friends. Thanks.

Hey man, I moved to Tempe to go to ASU a few years back. Mesa is pretty dull, so you ll probably be going to Tempe and Scottsdale for most of your fun.Best places in Tempe are Casey Moore s and Barney s Boathouse. They are totally chill bars with lots of outdoor seating and a really casual atmosphere (not like those clubs on Mill Ave). They are both really close to ASU too, so you ll meet tons of people around your age too (plus the ASU girls are so hot).I never got up to Scottsdale much, but there are some nice places around old town Scottsdale. They re a bit more trendy though.You might also want to check out the website meetup.com. When I first moved to Arizona, I didn t know anyone. This website will tell you about different groups in your area that meet up regularly to talk about specific interests. The Phoenix area is pretty big, so there should be groups for you nearby no matter what you re into. I met some great people this way.Hope this helps.

HOw about approaching women on the street. By street I mean in public. Grocery store is the best. Great little free ebook out there, about 10 pages long, on how to get womens phone numbers in the grocery store. Works pretty damned good. its at http://www.tinyurl.com/meet-women-free/Will work no matter where you goHope this helpsEvan T

Missing Person Resources in Denver? -

I used to live in denver, but I moved away in 1999 so I am not as up on things as I used to be. several days ago I answered a question from a lady who lives in Yonkers N.Y. and she is going insane because her brother has gone Missing. he is 19yrs old and very responsible, he has a tiny baby boy that he would never stay away from and he has never been gone from home for more than a few hours without checking in. I am trying to help with resources other than DPD which already claims to be working on it. she has called everyone and checked the hospitals and there is no sign of him the family has posted flyers along the 16th street mall. I advised her to post an ad on craigslist with photos (which she has) its going on 6days and everyone is crazy with grief. do you know of any other venues where a bulletin could be posted or any other way to get the word out to as many people as possible ? it is really starting to look like he may be in real danger. any ideas you may have would be greatly appreciated. what I am basically looking for is information on missing resources and any ideas anyone may have. Thanks Much.flyer with pics http://denver.craigslist.org/rnr/1511472��Thanks Much

That s terrible, I am so sorry to hear. I checked out the picture, but do not recognize him. Aside from doing what she has already done, Im sorry to report that I do not know of anything else at the moment. I hope they find him soon, keeping him and his family in our thoughts.

He has a very recognizable face, goodlooking guy. What could happen to someone going to 16th st mall? Denver is not a dangerous place. Sometimes when people go missing, its something like they drove off a mountain and end up where nobody goes. But Lakewood? Hmmm. He doesnt look like the defenseless type either. Truly baffling.

What are some famous landmarks in Indiana? -

First one that comes to mind is Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It REALLY is a legendary place, even if you aren t a racing fan. There are a few museums and fun thinks in Indy, which is probably where its mostly at. Unfortunately, Indiana is a farm state. There s lots of corn, and not a lot of other stuff.But, I just looked on the internet, and this place seems fairly neat:http://wikitravel.org/en/Indiana_Dunes_N��

I am turning 21 in Jan and me and the girls are looking to get a hotel and party down in atl!? -

We have no clue where to go! any help? Please!

Party in Virginia Highland on Highland Ave. Bars in a half mile strip:Hand in HandNeighborsDark Horse SaloonTen HighPazolasLimerick JunctionOsteriaBlind Willy sDieselTaco MacMoes and Joe sFontain sMurphy sThe CavernEverybody sNoche...and MoreYou ll probably have to cab it though. Not many hotels in the immediate area

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Driving from cle OH to jackson MS 16 HOURS BY MYSELF!!!? -

have u ever drivin for a long period of time by ur self how was it any tips or ideas thank you all

The first time I drove a long distance by myself - I set a rule that I had to stop at every other service center. I would get out - park away from the restaurant/truck stopp building - and go in look around the gift shop/convenience are - use the bathroom - get water,coffee pop etc and then go back to the car.When I m in the car - I do some periodic things to change airflow like open each window - one at a time. If I listen to music I try to make sure I m checking in with the local stations so I can know what weather etc is like.Sometimes - put the car in cruise and march with your feet.You can get too relaxed on a long drive so think of things that will allow you to move around some. It was important to take some time to look at something other than the passing countryside - to improve your focus. I still drive long distances - many times by myself and this strategy from 40 years ago has been a good one.

I ve never gone on a road trip by myself, but I might have a few tips...-Make sure you have blankets, flashlights, batteries, first aid kit, charged cell phone, cash, etc. in the car at ALL times. You never know when something might happen to you or the vehicle while driving so its best to stay prepared.-Don t over do it. If you get tired or stressed, find the nearest rest stop/gas station take a short break. -Make sure you never speed! The last thing you want is to be pulled over by a cop. -Just enjoy yourself. Get some music, and enjoy the ride. Driving 16 hours really isn t THAT bad. Good luck and have fun!

Make sure you have a phone charger in your car, and AAA. haha. Bring lots of music to listen to, and just take your time. Rushing will just stress you out. Try to relax and enjoy your time alone. Long car drives can be quite liberating :]Have a safe trip

Get some music or books on tape.

JUST GET SOME PILLS AND DRIVE AND YOU WILL PASS.