Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Do the lower balcony or the upper balcony have a good view in the Beacon Theater , NYC? -

NJ TA concert there but ive never been there.. are those places (lower and upper balcony) good ?? do they have a good view?!?? PLEASE ANSWER ASAP

Lower is better. But it depends on the show. I saw the Allman Bros there a few years ago and the lower was the place to be. Actually, there is not a bad seat in the house. An excellent venue for a show.

Lower Balcony is closer to the stage and has a better view. If you are in the first couple of rows there and in the middle the seats are OK. You can look at a seating chart here: http://www.beacontheatre.com/seating/Personally I don t think the sound is as good in the Balcony.The Upper Balcony are the least desiarable seats.

What is the cost of living in Redmond? -

Hi, we are moving to Redmond, WA next summer and would l would like to know how much would the grocery/food cost for a family of 2 parents and 2 kids with moderate eating habits..? I really would like to hear your comments as it is very necessary for us to plan our budget and saving.Thanks..

Yeah, like Jennifer said, nobody doubles coupons here. I m from California where every store doubles coupons and they looked at me like I was crazy when I first moved here and asked.Safeway is probably the cheapest store...the major ones are going to be Safeway, QFC, and Albertson s. You can go to Safeway s website and put in Redmond s zip code and pretend like you re shopping for home delivery to get a good idea of the prices.We have 2 parents and one kid and spend about $150 a week, but I m lazy when it comes to coupons so it could probably be less than that, and also I buy all our meat from a butcher so it s a bit more expensive than the grocery store. If I bought meat at Safeway and clipped coupons I d probably spend $120 a week (but I refuse to buy meat at Safeway or any other grocery store).I hope that helps! Redmond is a pretty expensive neighborhood to live in, BTW.

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Depending on where you are coming from, you may find that food costs are a bit higher here. Most stores do not double coupons (Albertson s has started offering doubler coupons in their weekly mailer where you can choose 4 or 6 coupons to double. That s it. No-one else doubles coupons)I would tell you that you ll have to work to keep it under $100 per week, and you ll probably have to aim more towards $150 per week or so.

Fairly expensive as that s the center of Microsoft country. You can get some comparitive data at:www.bestplaces.net

Anything under 53k is considered low income.

What can school dropouts do to find a living? -

At least get your GED. There is nothing out there without a HS diploma. Read Craigslist or Monster.com. A HS diploma seems like the bare minimum for employment. Unless you see your future being fast food, like Cave Creek said.To answer your question, it would be digging holes in the Summer, shoveling poop at a stable, picking up dog do-do for a Phoenix company or loading sub-freezing trucks with food by hand. Good luck.

You don t have little to no options unless you get your GED. Take the test through your local community college and find some classes there to train you for some type of job. If you can t afford it, get financial aid. Good luck!

what do you think? Easiest way to riches for a High school dropout is to get into the drug trade ;)

Fast food joints.

Don t come to California. We don t want you here!