Sunland Hospital in Pine Hills was located at the corner of Hiawassee Rd and Silver Star. I have no idea if the building still exists, probably not. I lived near there as a teen and it was still in operation as a mental hospital back in the 70s.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Abandoned Mental Asylums in Orlando? -
Transportation from Denver Airport to Winter Park? -
You might give Colorado Mountain Express a call 800-525-6363, www.ridecme.com. They do regular pick up at DIA. Although Winterpark is not on their usual list, I know they ll sometime deviate. You might also consider doing an overnight in Denver near the Amtrak Station (Comfort Inn, Brown Palace and DoubleTree Hotel are nearby) and taking the Ski Train (Amtrak) up in the morning. The ride is beautiful. Enjoy. I hear the snow is wonderful now.
Sorry, there is no cheap way, but there are shuttles. Greyhound only has one bus a day from Denver to Winter Park , at 11:00 in the morning. you could call the hotel where you will be staying and ask if they can recommend a shuttle service.
rent-a-car.... or taxior go to union station and take the ski train up to the resort and take a bus to winter park
Any cool stores on this new york city street? -
Mostly just plain old chain stores that can be found in any mall. Those neat little shops that used to be in the city are disappearing due to the high rents and the Dept of Consumer Affairs ridiculous regulations and licenses.
Plenty. For example, there is an Abrocombie and Fitch store on 57th Street and 5th Avenue. As well as an Armani store on 53rd Street and 5th. Not to mention the NBA store, also on 53rd Street and 5th Avenue.Good luck
5th Ave ; Juciy Couture . Louis Vuitton . The Apple Store . Saks 5th Avenue . Tiffany Co . The Disney Store . Gucci .
There r lots of school stores on that street. U need to go check it out! Good luck!
How expensive is florida compared to california? -
To clarify: One mistake people make is thinking that Florida is like the state of New York in that most of it is the same, having to do with the way it looks, the way the people are, act, etc, and the way of life. Every place in Florida is the same except for Miami and the county Miami is in, Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County is 100% completely different than every place in Florida in every single way, from the people to the way of life to the the nightlife to everything.Also to clarify: West Palm Beach does not have almost the same beachy atmosphere as any place in California and West Palm Beach is suburbs only not as suburbs as the rest of the county it s in. Vero Beach is even more suburbs. They just like every place in Florida for the excemptions of certain parts of Orlando and Tampa, are great places to live if you want nothing city (I mean city like big cities NYC, etc.), slow, quiet, slow paced, no mass transit (but that falls under city things), boring, nothing going on, no arts, no shows, no nightlife, the most outside activity is walking youe dog or jogging, everything is over with early, and everything that is not city. Even what that woman said proves that even she knows this as she said she lives in one city, goes to work in another, and has doctors in others, who wants that? Having to drive miles and miles just for anything. In cities like Miami and NYC everything is right around the corner, you can take a less than 5 minute walk to get to everything. So yes, it s true what that girl said about you being bored to death, BUT no Ft. Lauderdale and Las Olas are not fun, well they re fun for old people and I mean seniors and suburb people that just go to restaurants for fun and suburbs gay males (the Broward/Ft. Lauderdale area is number one for gay males, I m not homophobic I m just pointing it out in case you didn t know, and there s nothing hectic(city life) about it, and it does not have a lot of clubs or bar scenes, compared to the rest of Broward it does, but in general it doesn t and compared to Miami or any place in Miami-Dade County even less. And it doesn t have any high rises and I mean real high rises as in city high rises, it just has beach residences that are condo like. And Broward/Ft. Lauderdale, Palm Beach/West Palm Beach are extremely expensive compared to Miami/Miami-Dade County. AND to finish off with this, that spanish comment has got to be the most ignorant and incorrect statement I ve heard in a while. You do not need to know spanish to live in Miami. Pitiful that someone would put that. Most the latinos that live in Miami and Miami-Dade County speak perfect english, and most importantly the latinos you will interact with in any way or form speak perfect english, you don t have anything to worry about.Now that that s cleared I can answer your question completely. Cost of living in Miami and Miami-Dade County is not high in non crime infested areas, it just all depends where and what you want to live in, like what city and in a house or condo, etc. We have really inexpensive beautiful places to live, in nice and no crime areas, as well as expensive beautiful no crime areas. Like I said it really just matter what you want and you just pick and choose after that. You can choose to live in the city (Miami) or if you don t want city or like city, you can live just outside Miami in any of the suburbs or what ever it is you like and want, and whenever you want go to the city, enjoy the city, etc etc, you can just walk there which is really close (everything in Miami is really close less than 10 minutes walking) or take any of the mass transit, cab, train, bus, etc (some are even free like the metromover) or if you want to drive yourself you can do that as well. Before I moved to Miami I thought it was expensive as well and I thought Miami Beach was expensive too, but that s not the case at all. I was amazed how cheap places in Miami Beach are, and they re right next to the beach, it was unbelievable. Miami, Miami Beach and other cities in Miami-Dade County are made for young people, nighlife, concerts, shows, arts , outside activity, etc etc (but of course there s also areas for the non young and for the people that just want to live a quiet life). For jobs, well there s always an unlimit amount of jobs available in the restaurant business in Miami and Miami-Dade County, as you can already imagine. I seriously mean always from normal just get something to eat to celebrity status (which you do see a lot of celebrities on a daily basis), there s so much that Miami has and that happens in Miami that there is every type of jobs and there s always jobs available. Honestly I would recommend just walking around and you re going to see jobs available on every block, or of course you can pick up a copy of The Miami Herald, or even a little googling around. I would go into more detail but I m a little tired right now lol. But I have never had any problem with jobs here in Miami, and
I lived in West Palm Beach, FL. It s a lot cheaper than California, and has almost the same beachy atmosphere (if that s what you like). The nearby suburb of Vero Beach, FL would be a great place to live!
Don t listen to the guy below me...If you want to be bored to death, live in West Palm or Vero Beach.lol(though they are great places if you like a very low key, relaxing area)My friends in California pay over 1500 for a 1 bedroom apartment, but I pay 900...so I think Florida is a bit cheaper. If you want to save money, I d recommend living in North Miami Beach(it s a little cheaper, but still by the water and pretty)..Also, Ft.Lauderdale and Las Olas are really fun too, and a little less hectic than Miami. If you don t speak spanish, I d recommend Ft.Lauderdale over Miami. Good luck!
I have lived in San Diego. I currently live in Palm Beach County, FL. I mention the county because I live in one city, work in another, and have doctors on others...all in the same county.I will eventually move back to CA even though it is more expensive. FT Lauderdale has a lot of clubs and bar scenes. There are plenty of beach residences and high-rises. Delray is mored geared towards the 30s and older age range. Wesp Palm Beach has some clubs but its surrounding entertainment is more geared towards families or older crowd- 30-40s and up.My suggestion is if you live near a college you know you will get to be around your age group. There are places in Miami that you can live at that are not in crime infested areas.Would you consider a room mate? That can obviously cut down your expenses and it might be safer for you. Again, stick to people your age who are in school or can prove they have been in the same job for at least 2yrs- they are more likely to be more responsible and dependable. Perhaps a family that has a guest house for rent? Maybe a separate garage? I am not talking in a bad neighborhood- I am talking in a nice neighborhood. Florida is cheaper but the scenery (besides the beach) is not as beautiful as CA
Can you go to the Disney Water parks even during the winter? -
Yes, you can go to the Disney Water Parks even in the Winter. One is usually closed for refurbishment till the Spring though.Being too hot or cold depends entirely on where you are from. If you are from somewhere, where the high in winter in 30 degrees then yes it is plenty hot in the 70 degree weather to go the water park. But if you are from somewhere, where the average Winter temp is 60 degrees you ll probably thinks it too cold.Hope this helps!!!
Usually one or both parks will be closed for fixing up, but it does get hot or warm there, even in the winter. I wouldn t really count on wanting to go the water parks, but you never know, it s Orlando! It s Magic! You very well could enjoy your day at the water park! Also, Blizzard beach is said to be the best, but it is more of a thrill. If that is what you want than that try there! It is probably going to be closed though. Try Typhoon Lagoon. It is usually open and just as fun!
you can always count on at least one of the water parks being open during the winter. this year typhoon lagoon will be closed from november 1st until january 10th and then it will reopen and blizzard beach will be closed from january 10th until march 21st. the average temps during dec/jan are about 72 but of the temps can range from the low 60 s to the low 80 s. disney keeps all of their pools/water slides heated to a nice and warm 82 degrees so even when it is a bit chilly outside the water is inviting. disney does reserve the right to close the water parks for the day if they feel the temps are too cold or not many guests are there but that doesn t happen very often.
I am going there on 11th december. My research shows that the temperature is OK in the day time, water is heated so I guess it should be fine. I am going to wet and wild as I have to choose between the 4 places and have kept only one day for water works ( typhoon lagoon at disney is closed for repairs ).
Yes they stay open year round. The water is heated and usually the weather stays warm enough to go in. There are a few days out of the year when it gets pretty cold but even then the parks are open.
All year round. One of the water parks gets closed for annual refurbishment but otherwise it s a great time to go in the winter because it s off season.
Disney World is open 365 days a year and it s never too cold. It may get chilly but it s never too cold to enjoy the theme parks.
I do believe they are open all year. I live a little farther south than Orlando so it doesn t get as cold where I m at though
Yes; The Pools are heated and apparently, it s rather nice in the winter!
yep! they have it open during christmas timr. it is so pretty there during christmas time. all the lights and christmas trees and stuff! love it!
Filipino shops around Anaheim? -
Try these:TNR Filipino Mini Mart? -905 N Euclid St # B, Anaheim, CA? - (714) 774-2250? Filipino Mini Mart Video? - 1215 S Beach Blvd, Anaheim, CA? - (714) 821-1887?Filipino Express? - 5251 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, CA? - (714) 739-4479Filipino Video Gen Merchandise? - 9522 Chapman Ave # A, Garden Grove, CA? - (714) 539-1158?
Can I compare Jamaica National Park of New York city with Con Dao National Park in Vietnam? -
The Jamaica Bay Wildlife refuge (not Jamaica National Park) is a major feeding ground for migratory birds following the Atlantic flyway which is along the Eastern Coast of the United States. As I mentioned during your similar question about Central Park, comparing ecological sensitivity may be a key point of comparison.Are there are controversies regarding the placement or formation of your National Park? In the case of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife refuge, its importance to migratory birds conflicts directly with its nearness to a major international airport--John F. Kennedy. Hawks and other predatory birds have been employed by the airport to keep birds away from the runways and protect passengers. There have been dangerous incidents regarding birds sucked into plane engines and endangering the public.The wildlife refuge is also a major preserve for rare reptiles and amphibians, including the Diamondback terrapin which was nearly exterminated for food and ladies combs during the Victorian era. Many animals that have teetered on the brink of extinction in New York City have been re-introduced to Jamaica Bay Wildlife preserve and are thriving.Unlike Central Park, which is under New York City control, the Jamaica Bay Wildlife preserve is under Federal control.
First of all, the park here in NYC are not nationalized, their are owned by the City of New York.Second, there is no such park called Jamaica National Park in New York City. There are, however, several large city parks in the five boroughs (districts) of New York City. One of the most famous is Central Park.The links below are the list of city parks in each of the five boroughs of New York City.Good luckNative New Yorker
I live in Broad Channel,NY. It is located near the east end of Jamaica Bay. Jamaica Bay is under the control of the federal government,something called Gateway,which is part of NPS(National Park Sevice). There is a bird sanctuary about a mile away from my house that sometimes i will kayak to. There are Osprey,Cormorans and other sea birds throughout the sanctuary. But where i live is only one end of a large ecosystem. It stretches west from my house in Broad Channel,dividing Queens and Brooklyn for many miles before reaching the Atlantic Ocean. It also stretches east from my house toward JFK Airport and Long Island. In Brooklyn and Queens alike much of the land right on the bay is NPS property. I know nothing about Con Dao National Park but Jamaica Bay is very close to Manhattan,our busiest American city. Less then 15 miles away. Does that help?
nothing, Gateway NRA Jamaica div is a lagoon with an airport. they re nothing alike. please do your own homework.(and NNY, it is a federal park)
There is no Jamaica National Park -- perhaps you are thinking of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge portion of Gateway National Recreation Area.And you can compare anything you want!
Do any Vegas hotels have specials for when it is your 21st birthday ? -
No why should they.
No and if your a guy thats a double no!