Which off-broadway show?????? in NYC? -

i have never been to an off Broadway show and i decided to check it out but i dont know which are good I enjoy anything thats like a broadway musical( for example hairspray,wicked mama mia): this is for a couple 20 years oldwishful drinkingthe understudythe tortoise and the hare hooplathe quantum eye- magic and mentalist showthe emperor jonesSessionsnewsicalnaked boys singinglove child\marvelous wonderettes finians rainbowloadeddo not go gentledear edwinacircle mirror transformationeverything the traffic will allowfascinating aidadanny and sylvia perfect crimealso if u tell me a specific show please include some background info on the show and why u liked it etc thanks!

apparently my last answer wasn t good enough..especially when you decided to give best answer to someone who just listed the shows and didn t even give a review or what it was about.. annoying

I won lottery dis year...and i was given blue form to bring missing docs...is there chance to get the visa? -

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Seattle or Chicago???????????? -

Ok, so I ve been going to school in California (Very close to home) Majoring in English, and two great job oppertunities have come up in both Seattle, and Chicago. They both pay almost exactly the same, and I d absolutley LOVE to get away from home (family situation is not good). I ve visited both, and loved them, but I don t know how they are for living. Just windering if you had an oppinion... Oh, and right now I m living in the Vegas suburbs, but I ve lived here, Boston, Miami, small town indiana and somwhere in kentucky.

I ve lived in both Chicago and Seattle, and currently live in Seattle. They are both great areas depending on your preferences for certain things.WEATHER - Chicago has 4 seasons and is FREEZING in the winter. Lots of snow, and I mean lots. Seattle gets snow for a few days each year, but it usually melts off in a few days at most. The weather is more temperate here so it never gets too cold or too hot. It rains from fall to spring - not nonstop but a lot. I actually prefer more moderate temperatures and hate shoveling snow so I like Seattle better from that standpoint. Most folks that like snow sports go to the mountains here for more snow. CITY LIFE - Chicago is better than Seattle for this. Seattle doesn t suck and does get performing arts and has museums, but the nightlife scene is kind of disappointing I would say. The museums are better in Chicago. The dining is more varied in Chicago. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES - Seattle wins hands down. We have ocean, mountains, rivers - there really isn t anything you can t do outdoor-sy wise in the NW. It is very green and beautiful here - was a real shocker for me when I moved here from Chicago. PACE OF LIFE - It is slower in Seattle. When I first moved here and was walking down the sidewalk, I was frustrated lol. People move slower here, it s more relaxed. Chicago is very hustle bustle compared to Seattle. Actually west coast in general is more laid back than Chicago. It s really one s preference, but the slower pace grew on me so it doesn t bother me like it did when I first moved here. The up side of that is folks also aren t as concerned with certain things like they were in Chicago. I rarely see a 3-piece suit and briefcases here like I saw everywhere in Chicago. It s more casual here.Congrats on the 2 job offers!

I recently have been to Chicago. I loved it so much, that it is one of my favorite city s. It has amazing food. When i went the weather was very nice. But it is known as the windy city.I have never been to Seattle. However it does rain most of the year. If you like that it should be a nice place for you to live.Both citys have suburbs that you can live in, or you can live in the city. Both of the citys are very beautiful. I like to think of Chicago as a cleaner version of New York City.

Seattle. I ve been through Chicago a time or two and now live in Seattle. You will also be close to home than if you were in Chicago. Seattle has a great University with lots of housing available close by. It s not too cold, not warm at all, unless you are in the sun. Seattle also has a great view of the mountains and the Pugent Sound. It s absolutely beautiful!

why are people saying chicago hands down ??? personally i and many others i met think that chicago gets boring after awhile--in seattle you can go to the coast or to the to the mountains PLUS the city of seattle itself is huge and has plenty to offer on its own...chicago sucks by compariosn but it completey depends on your interests---if the mountains, skiing, ocean, etc isnt your thing than maybe seattle isnt for you

If you re looking for friends, a great cultural life, fantastic restaurants .... Chicago winds hands down. (I live in Seattle and the Seattle Freeze is a major reality, and while people read more books here, any other kind of culture is pathetic, including music (of any genre) and especially art.

I m a long long long time seattle native. If you can handle dark skies, or if your job requires travel, Seattle is great. The people are laid back. It s a good dog city. You won t get mugged, usually. I really love my city. It is going to be super expensive, though... maybe more like Boston.I ve never lived in Chicago. If you are from Northern Cali you will feel at home here.

It all depends on what you are looking for in your life beyond the job. Both are different cities in many ways. If you like the big city life, then probably Chicago is your thing. If you are more into sea, wild life, tech, travelling to Japan, China, SE Asia? Seattle might be better.

Chicago.Hands down. Chicago is a beautiful exciting city with so much to do.Seattle is pretty, but there s not as much going on.

Personally I like Seattle a lot more. There s an ocean to visit a lot more interesting nature wildlife.

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i hear washington gets pretty rainy but chicago is the windy city. if you love both. flip a coin. ^_~

Is this a serious question? Chicago hands down.

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in November ? -

Hi Guys Is visiting Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in November a good idea . I was searching on the net while the official website said that its open all the year . A review said that its best to go during summers . I am confused ..please suggest

It opens every day from sunrise to sunset.There are many activies you could do this.You could get copy of newsletter and events at Visitor Center.For East Pond, you need to have worn out shoes or boots because that section is very muddy.Take (A) to Broad Channel.From Broad Channel, walk west to Cross Bay Blvd and take Q53 heading to Woodside Station or Q21 toward Elmhurst.Make sure to tell Bus Operator you like to get off at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge because it s flag stop.

There will be lots to do. The summer is best if you plan on using the beaches or any number of water activities. November will be a bit brisk for that I think. There is still hiking available and that s good any time of year. Without knowing what you plan on actually doing there it s impossible to tell you how good or bad an idea it is. I say go and enjoy whats available. A day of brisk walking and fresh air is always a good day.

Chicago hotels near Riviera Theatre? -

I m looking for a hotel near the Riviera theatre in Chicago, preferably walking distance. I would also prefer not to be shot while walking to the hotel. I ve found a few hotels within walking distance such as the Darlington Hotel, Wilson Hotel and Aragon Arms Hotel but can t seem to find a review of any of them. Can anyone tell me if they are decent to stay at?

The Aragon Arms is about 5 blocks away through uptown side streets...stay away at nighthttp://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h��This place is closest but the evening walk could be eventful:http://www.yelp.com/biz/dolins-louis-chi��The Wilson (Men s) Hotel has one good review but the others are warnings:http://travel.yahoo.com/p-reviews-518194��The Darlington Hotel has no reviews but from the looks of it I don t think the customers have a computer to make one:http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h��The Riviera is about 2 short blocks from the Lawrence Ave CTA red line stop. Why not find a hotel in a better neighborhood and take the el to your venue? I only know of 2 people mugged at night on your route.

Look at hotels in Lincoln Park - because Uptown really gets rough at night.This looks nice from outside, and they have a parking lot nextdoor. http://travel.yahoo.com/p-hotel-349982-b��It s also easily accessable from the red line, so you could stay downtown and take the el. I actually take a cab there and the el or bus back. Depending if it s a weeknight or not; it s worth the cab back on a weeknight.

Spring Break in Miami, Florida?!? -

I m headed to miami for spring break..is that a good place to go or where should i go?

Miami is a blast for Spring Break. Check out hotels around Miami Beach for the best place to stay. Rather than give you a specific property name and location, I would suggest that you do some research on the available hotels, the prices and the locations. I have used justvr.com in the past and it was quite helpful for narrowing down my choices and booking a few nights stay.

How hard is it to drive from phoenix arizona to san diego in december ? -

Is the terrain hard or is it all a smooth drive ?

All interstate as others have noted. Your only slow up factors are immigration stops at various points along the way. Depending on traffic volume and whether the officers are being especially thorough on the day you decide to travel, it can add a few minutes to the trip.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps?1c=Phoenix+��Its interstate 8-- which is paved ! Its in the desert at about 70 F degrees5 hours of nothing much.

Its a very easy drive. Don t worry you will enjoy the trip. Great weather that time of year too,not hot but not chilly.. A perfect time to make the trip .Good Luck !

It is not a dirt road! It s highway all the way, not a lot of traffic, boring but easy drive, 5-6 hours.

there are things now called highways. they are paved.

it s major highway the entire way...I-8 for the most part.

It s a dirt road.