XS is newer and is more popular right now, but that also means it s harder to get into.You can have a great time at either one, you ll never know which one was better until the night is over anyway.
wynn is better than encore... Mr. wynn built the Encore to suit the less fortunate people that couldn t afford to buy a room in the wynn
If you re talking about Golden Gate Transit, all their buses - including Route 80 - follow the same route once you get to San Francisco.The buses will go through the Presidio and then turn onto Lombard Street. Then they ll go south on Van Ness Avenue towards Civic Center station. Then they ll head towards the Financial District via Mission Street and loop around for the return trip to Marin County.In any case, you want to get off the bus at Civic Center station. Head down to the subway and board an N-Judah train (outbound). Get off at the 19th Avenue stop. http://transit.511.org/static/providers/��The intersection of Irving and 19th Avenue is only one block away.
why would you take highway 80 to SF from Novato? It is straight shot down 101 from Novato to SF. is the 80 you are talking about a bus? you need to give us more information.SF has very good public transit, so if you are taking a bus to SF from novato, you can get around pretty well on Muni.
Transit? Are you taking public transportation, or are you just looking for the route?Actually, taking 101 from Novato would get you closer to your destination.Take 101 across the GG Bridge, keep to the right after you go through the toll gate, take 19th Avenue, drive up to Irving.
The #80 bus from Novato into S.F. You can change buses at Golden Gate Bridge on the S.F. side to the #28 bus which runs on 19th Ave.
Manhattan is 22.96 sq mi (59.5 sq km) and yes 1,634,795 people live in Manhattan. That s about 71,201 residents per square mile (27,485/ sq km).Good luckNative New Yorker
dont really understand your question really well, but trust me, manhatten is a huge city.
Boring. Nothing going on. Go to Fallston in Harford county
CRAZY!!!It is a lot of fun, everyone is in the streets running around - only downside is that everything is packed, and it can be hard to get a drink, but it is fun and worth doing at least once in your life.
Are you referring to Lane Tech High School in Chicago? This is the Dallas section, so I doubt anyone knows Oswald. Better look elsewhere.
Me and my fiance got our marriage license in July. We walked in and asked to apply for a marriage license, gave them our ID and paid the 53.00 fee and we walked out with our marriage license. You can call the probate court if you have any questions. Every place is different.and i forgot....Marriage license in Ga never expire. Once you get married have the pastor or judge mail it back and they will send you the marriage certificate.
If you want ALOT of snow, go live on the west-side of Michigan..i.e. Grand Rapids, Grand haven, Maskeegon etc..I currently live here, and there s alot of lake-effect snow.
I remember when I lived in Ypsilanti, I d see the weather reporters predicting massive snowfalls every other day, and we d usually get maybe a half-inch dusting at most. The Detroit area usually doesn t get but three feet of snow all winter, though back in January 99, we got almost that much in one night and an inch a day for the next two weeks straight.We re getting some noticeable snowfall around Traverse City and Kalkaska now.
supposedly Tuesday night /Wednesday AM for the 1st accumulative snowfall watch this weather radar http://radar.weather.gov/radar_lite.php?��
you want a lot of snow go to the west side of the state north west michigan could get up to 20 inches of snow Grand Rapids could get a foot of snow.
no can really answer this question. its michigan and if you are from here you know that the weather changes with a blink of an eye. it will be here soon just wait.
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Anytime between December and March would be my guess.
By the looks of things out my window...we should have some accumulative snow on the ground by Wednesday morning!
You ve got 2 main options KCI (Kansas City,MO) and there is one in Manhattan,KS that is supposed to be getting American Airlines service soon (direct flights from DFW dallas). It s a bit of a drive from Kansas City but shouldn t take you more than 2 to 3 hrs. I ve got to imagine its expensive to fly into Manhattan though.
Kansas State University is about is about a 2 hour drive to Kansas City depending on traffic, so your answer would be Manhattan Regional Airport in Kansas.
Probably KCI
I actually stayed there a few weeks ago, there is a 24hr gym but we only used the hotel as a base and take note although there is a starbucks in the bar you can only get take out to your room untill 11 am. Grand central is less than 2 min walk form the hotel and has plenty of food places there, you are also only 10 mins from time sq and rocafella cantre so you must go to the vewing platform top of the rock for the best ever view of the city. they dont seem to have pay per view movies in the rooms either, its good as a base but would suggest if your not going out then take a book or something
Based on the site, there isn t anything to do except the pool and if you re going any time soon, it will be too cold. There is a bar and restaurant and some sort of lounge/bar but you didn t say how old everyone. There is also a fitness center.http://www.theroosevelthotel.com/About/
Venture outside. You are across the street from Grand Central Terminal., within a good walk of the Empire State Building, Timew Square, MOMA, and many other sites and attractions.
Hey ShayI have the same problem.I m trying to major in business for college and I heard both University of Arizona and ASU have really good business programs.The things is, I m from California and I hate it over here. It s got so polluted and dirty.Plus, I don t know how to pay the horrible out of state tuitions so I m kinda stuck.
http://www.asu.edu/Go to this website. It should answer most of your questions about ASU. In addition, I did some research a few months ago and found it will cost around $40,000 if you are a resident of Arizona. If you are a non-resident it will be around $120,000 for four years.What I m a little concerned about is what are you trying to achieve? In other words have you thought about what you want to major in? Are there better schools for that major in another state? That should be what drives you, not the aspect of having fun. You also mention Taxes. Heck you re going to be a poor college student and will not pay a dime in taxes unless you mean the sales tax on a six-pack of Corona.When you get older and more focused think about moving to Arizona or another state and establishing residence there for a year before entering a four year school. It will save you a small fortune in tuition. During that year you can either work or attend a junior college. Agreed you will pay a little more being a non-resident at the JC, but it will be far less than a state university and the units will be transferrable later.I know you want to have fun in college, but don t let that be your driving force. Time will go by fast and you certainly don t want to have regrets later on about what school you really should have attended.Best of luck and I m glad to see you are zeroing on college thoughts before you graduate HS.
Sure need to visit there, maybe stay a few days before making any decision. If you are talking the Phoenix area, it is worlds away from the clear, clean air of Washington; the metro has grown so rapidly it is very congested, and the air pollution is about the worst I have seen in my travels around the country. I was not impressed either time I went there. Flagstaff area is nice, however. But having vacationed both in Arizona and this summer in Washington, can t imagine leaving up there to go down to Arizona.
While Arizona is a nice place, it is hotter than the hinges of hades 6 months of the year. The schools are good but not special enough over the ones in Washington to pay out od dtate tuition rates to go there. U-Dub in Seattle is one of the best schools in the USA.
Arizona sucks!!! A lot... don t move here.... jk i love Arizona, if you re an adventure seeeking girl then no, don t move here...
Yes. Arizona is gorgeous and has wonderful weather. Lots of of hiking in the mountains and desert.
OMG. Houston is awesome. Go online and look at houses. With the price of homes so low you would be better off buying if you can. You will end up with almost a mansion. Usually they come with a pool. The homes in H town cost so little and you get so much. If you must rent then use this linkhttp://houston.apartments.com/pick a place near your job. The traffic in Houston can be impossible. You can be literally parked on the freeway for hours. I lived in 4 worked in 2. that drive was nuts and there was no way around it.without knowing what area you will be in it is hard to give you more detail. Houston is huge.
You aren t going to find much for $700 a month in a good neighborhood unless you go for some place small (i.e., one bedroom).The going rate for condos in my former property was $850 for a one bedroom with studio (like a small two bedroom). I used to live in the Memorial Bend area before moving a bit westward. Great area, though, and convenient to I-10 and the tollway (and shopping with Town and Country and Memorial City both less than two miles away).
Ok a price for 700.00 dollars nine out of ten it will be in the damn hood, and whoever said pearland need to be kick it s not that GRAND neither with their 1100 dollar rent, sweetheart i am not sure why you moving to houston but if it s not for a job I wouldn t come because a year later you will regret it Houston Sucks, I am from France and I will going back home next year now I ve visited Colorado and Colorado is nice
As previously stated, Houston is huge (600 sq. miles). The further out from Downtown you go, the less expensive it gets but you do have to take your drive time gas into consideration. If you have a job lined up, look around that area or let us know we can help. Basically, if the neighborhood has the word Ward in it avoid it. There are other bad parts of town but if you could narrow down the area where you will be working we can tell you about good neighborhoods in that area.This is the best Houston site for house apartment hunting;http://www/har.com
Pearland is cool...
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It is definitely not one of the ten most dangerous cities of the WORLD. It is in the top ten highest crime rates in the US, but the tourist areas, like the National Mall, are very safe.
I was told as a kid that everywhere East of the Capitol Building was dangerous.And then I realized why the NBA team(at the time) was called the Washington Bullets. Report Abuse
It depends on the survey, there are lots of different surveys out there it s hard to say without you naming a specific survey.Forbes has a list of the 15 most dangerous cities which include Philly, Las Vegas, Orlando, Baltimore but not DC. Here s the link: http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-da��Overall in the world? No. It the U.S.? I don t think so. DC s crime rate has improved with with measures like all hands on deck by the police department and other measures.Relatively speaking, considering the population of Washington D.C, and its suburbs in Maryland and Virginia, it s not that bad. It has some rough neighborhoods and just like any other city its best to use common sense (walk with people, lock your doors, secure valuables, etc). But its really not that bad.
D. C. is not one of the most dangerous cities in the world. That s just silly. We have diplomats and dignitaries from all over the world visiting us on a daily basis.We do have very dangerous neighborhoods, places that nobody wants to visit, especially after dark. But, like so much more in this life, a few individuals without morals, dignity or even the basic brains it takes to come in out of the rain, make life very hard for law abiding citizens.So, I guess the answer is....we re no worse than any other city in the USA. Just a whole lot more visible.
Not according to this blog.http://blog.travelpod.com/2009/03/19/10-��And everyone knows that you can trust anything and everything that you can find on the internet. !NOT!This is my help from Washington, D.C. United States of America. Please pick an answer as the best answer, even if it is not mine.
Queen of Answers: It is interesting that New York City is not on there! In addition, Denver, Chicago, Los Angeles (proper) Houston, New Orleans, Boston.... These are big cities with large populations. I wonder about this survey? -
http://www.morganquitno.com/cit07pop.htmIn cities of over 500,000 people it is ranked # 4 most dangerous.
except for the rape, murder, and theft, we have very little crime here :]but then again i m from potomac so i may be biased...
It s like any city use common sense and you will be fine. Don t go walking without lights and go where other tourist are.
top ten of the world? no ... of the US, certainly
nooooo, its a safe city