Are Nightclubs open in Vegas on Christmas Eve and Day night? -

Night yes

Finding a job in Traverse City Michigan? -

I have been looking for a job now for four months in Traverse City Michigan and have not had any such luck. What should I do, I am running out of solutions and time.

you can do Mlive and monster.com put your resume online that is how my husband found his job and there is www.snagajob.com. we live south west part of michigan outside of grand rapids. you might have to move to another state that has jobs. hopefully things will get better here in michigan soon. good luck

How can I find gals to go with me to the Standard Hotel in NYC? -

I know - if I have to ask....but comment anyway just for the fun of it - and be creative.

I don t know, but I ll take the gal who answered to the 4 Seasons if you don t! Elle est tres jolie et amusante, oui?

I d much rather you take me to the Four Seasons hotel in Manhattan.

What is the scene in Tuscon, AZ? -

I m thinking about going to college there but is there any night action and is it all old people who live there?

i assume that no one cares about tucson or something because no one answered my question either.

If your so worried how the party scene is why waste time in college. I thought you went to college to make something of yourself. Sorry my mistake

Alone in New York, what to do? -

Hi everyone.Next year I m going to America on my own. I am 19 years old and my trip is scheduled end may/begin june. I m staying in the http://www.broadwayhotelnyc.com/ hotel. * Located on West 101st Street and Broadway, on Manhattan��s trendy Upper West Side * Steps from Central Park, Columbia University, and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the world��s largest gothic chapel * Minutes from the Museum of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art * Two blocks from the No. 1 and 9 subway stop * A 15-minute subway ride to downtown, Times Square, and the business and theater districtsMy question is what are nice things to do in NY. I will probably only have 4/5 days and I travel alone. I do not want to spend a fortune, but I have enough money to do fun stuff. I would like to see a show or interesting museums and stuff.

Brigitte, may I recommend the following.Landmarks-Empire State Building-Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island-Rockefeller Center and the Top of the Rock Observation Deck-Times Square (no trip is complete without a visit to the Crossroads of the World )-Lower Manhattan/Wall Street Area-United Nations-Central Park-Brooklyn Bridge (you can walk across it too)-Grand Central Terminal (largest railroad terminal in the world)-A Ride on the Staten Island Ferry (its free and you can see the Statue of Liberty as the ferry crosses the harbor)-Sightseeing tour on a Double Decker Bus-Bronx Zoo/New York Botonical Garden-Yankee Stadium (home of the 27 Time World Champion New York Yankees)-City Island-Riverdale-Governor s IslandMuseums-Museum Mile (Fifth Avenue from East 82nd to East 103rd Streets)-Museum of Natural History and the Rose Center for Earth and Space (formerly the Hayden Platerium)-MoMa-Whitney Museum of American Art-New Museum of Contemporary Art-Madame Tussaud Wax Museum-New York City Fire Museum-New York City Police Museum-Transit Museum-The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum-The Bronx Museum of the Arts-Brooklyn Museum-Milk Gallery-American Craft Museum-Museum of American Folk Art-Museum of the Moving Image-The Paley Center For Media (formerly the Museum of Television and Radio)-The Municipal Art SocietyShopping-Macy s (West 34th Street and Broadway in the heart of Hearld Square)-Bloomingdale s (Lexington Avenue at East 59 and East 60 Streets)-The shops along Fifth Avenue (just don t max out you credit cards)-FAO Schwarz-Toys R Us in Times Square-Lord and Taylor (5th Avenue at East 38th Street)-Chinatown/Canal Street Area (if you want to go on the cheap for the stuff you can t get on Fifth Avenue)-NBA Store (for the basketball fan - 5th Avenue at East 52nd Street)-The Apple Computer Store (East 59th Street and Fifth Avenue)-The Time Warner Center (West 59th Street - Columbus Circle)-Hershey Store (for those with a sweet tooth)-M M World (49th Street and 7th Avenue)-Grand Central Terminal (for the shopping)-H M-Century 21 Department Store (Church and Cortlandt Street)-forever 21-Barneys New York (660 Madison Ave)-Abercrombie Fitch (5th Avenue @ 57th Street and Water Street between Fulton and John Streets)-American Eagle Outfitters (4 locations in Manhattan)-Urban Outfitter (8 locations in Manhattan)-Manhattan Mall-Queens Center Mall-Queens Place Mall-Roosevelt Field Mall (on Long Island)-Fulton Street Mall-Kings Plaza Mall-Woodbury Common Premium Outlets-Garden State Plaza-The Westchester Mall-Palisades Center Mall-Westfield Sunrise Mall-Green Acres Mall-Jersey GardensRestaurantsIn regards to place to eat in New York City. There are thousands of restaurants in the Five Boroughs of New York City. Depending on your taste, your budget and your preferred location, may I recommend the link below.http://www.menupages.com/ -- MenuPages.com is the one of the best website on the online. It included menus with prices, as well as restaurant reviews. Bon appetit!I hope this information is very helpful.Good luckNative New Yorker

i can show you around ...

Parents working on my birthday... what to do? -

tomorrow is my birthday and my parents are working. they probably forgot. what is there to do in new york city on my own? im 13.

priority #1--make sure you have the money to get home.ding

Be happy that your family has jobs that they are able to go to.Some are not so fortunate.You could go to Lucky Strikes Lane (on West 42nd Street) alone or hangout with your friends as they allow under 21 there Monday to Friday until 5:30PM and Saturdays until 8:00PMhttp://411newyork.org/clubs/events/2008/��Nightclub for 13 to 20 (21 and older not allowed).http://411newyork.org/clubs/events/2009/��

The United States is in a recession. Be thankful your parents still have a job. I m sure they didn t forget you. When you become a parent you will understand that you don t forget your children s birthday. They are probably planning something for after they get home from work.

Be careful in NYC at age 13. Im sure your parents didnt forget about you. Living in NYC is quite expensive, they need to make money. Perhaps, they will surprise you in the evening.

FRIENDS NYC! 100 DOLLARS ANYTHING MORE I GOTTA I SAY!!!

I lost my nj drivers licence. and now i want to get me a new one but a ny one now cause im in ny so what shoul? -

so what should i do to get me a ny licence.

Get a copy of the license from the NJ DMV or whatever they call themselves. Then go to the NY DMV where you will only need to take a written test. The manual is available on line, so give it a quick read through.Without the Jersey docs you would probably need to take a road test in NY.

By lost I take it you mean taken by the cops. You re going to have to take the written test AND the driving test all over again. Get an appointment with the DMV for the written test, pass that, then schedule your driving test and pass that. You ll also have to have proof that you live in NY now.

Picking someone up from Union Station in Chicago, somewhere I can park my car in the meantime? -

My boyfriend is taking the train to Chicago and I m going to pick him up around 10:30 am. I was wondering if anyone knows a place where I could park that s a decent distance (I m not looking to be right in front of union station, we can walk a bit) from the train station and where I don t have to pay. I know this is probably a lot to ask but if anyone has any ideas, even if you have to pay, just let me know. Thanks.

Right across the street on the opposite side of canal street there is a huge indoor parking lot where you can park and i think if you get you ticket validated its free there is a small Indian restaurant/cafe there called The Village where you can go and buy a coke and they will validate your ticket and you can park for i think its 45 mins.

In that area you have to pay unfortunately down the street is a parking lot that charges eight bucks an hour. Time your schedule right and you will not have to pay allot two minutes late is a additional eight bucks.

Is Mesker Park Zoo amp; Botanic Garden in Evansville,IN amp; Evansville Zoo in Evansville,IN the same Zoo ? -

Yes, they are the same. Mesker Zoo is the name of the Evansville, IN, zoo.

What to do in the Richmond District of San Fran? -

I am going to be spending the weekend in the Richmond District of San Francisco and I was wondering what the best things to do?I found this review:http://www.goodlifereview.com/blog/richm��But looking for first hand accounts.

* Lands End (park). NW end of the city, just north of the Cliff House/Sutro Baths. Especially if you get off the main path, lots of small paths through the forest, along the bluffs, to the beach, etc... For that matter, the Sutro Baths and Sutro Heights Park are quite nice, too. Also, the Seal Rock Inn is right across, and the restaurant makes great omelettes. * Geary St, from about Funston through 25 Ave. Number of great Russian markets (Europa, 19th Ave, and Old World Market, 20th Ave ?, are quite nice) and bakeries. Also great other stuff... Gaspare s at 20th has the best pizza in the city, imo. Strip also contains a great smoothie place with lychee and aloe gel in the smoothies, various other restaurants, stores, etc...* Clement St, from Arguello through Funston, mostly around 5th/6th, I guess. Very Asian (mostly Chinese), lots of cheapo little general store type places, great markets, restaurants, fantastic dim-sum dives, etc... Also includes Green Apple Books (as mentioned on the site), which is a pretty good bookstore.* Presidio. In addition to trails and all that (most of which are being renovated , which is really ******* annoying, but whatever), there are tons of abandoned buildings, bunkers (some preserved, some wih great graffiti), etc... The bluffs just south of the GG Bridge are also quite nice, and the beach below (can either take the stairs through trails or just walk down an easy part of the cliffs - my preference) is the quietest in the city. You can take the beach all along to the base of the bridge. Also, near the cemetery (which is nice, too), there s the oldest church in SF (built in the 1700s, originally Catholic but now interfaith... interesting the look in if you just avoid services).* Legion of Honor. Fine art museum... probably the best in the city, and definitely the best for classical arts. * A few blocks east of the Richmond is the Jewish Community Center, which typically has some interesting stuff.Lots of other stuff too, but those are personal favorite places/areas. Also, Golden Gate Park is fine if you re not familiar with the area... but frankly, all the other parks bordering the Richmond (Lands End, Presidio, Sutro Baths, Ocean Beach, etc...) are much nicer.

Golden Gate Park has lots of great things to see, the Academy of Science, the Deyoung art museum, the conservatory of flowers, japanese tea garden, paddle boat rentals, the Park Chalet for drinks and dinner.Clement street between 2nd an 10 has lots of great shops including one of the city s best independent books stores Green Apple. Also lots of good restaurants and a few interesting bars.Explore Ocean Beach from the Windmill to Sutro Bath ruins.These things should keep you busy for a weekend.

You gotta check out Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach.

Is it cheaper to book online for a bus tour to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas or buy tickets in Vegas? -

Not sure if I should book online. I heard that you can also buy tickets on the strip. Also, are there any recommendations for a particular bus company. Thanks!

The problem waiting to buy your ticket is how do you compare prices. At least online you can check different sites and compare. Check at the bottom of this webpage for a short listing of tours. You can click on them and find a huge list of choices to fit any budget.

If you want to save $$$ drive yourself. The part of the GC that is most advertised bus tours is for an Indian Reservation at the extreme West of the canyon. If you want to see the real Grand Canyon go to the South Rim of the park. There are really lots of places that you can see easily on way to the South Rim. Lake Mead http://vegasnature.com/LakeMead.htm Hoover Dam http://vegasnature.com/HooverDam.htm Colorado River http://vegasnature.com/ColoradoRiver.htm Oatman http://vegasnature.com/Oatman.htm Grand Canyon http://vegasnature.com/GrandCanyon.htm on the way back stop in Laughlin http://vegasnature.com/Laughlin.htm http://www.vegasnature.com/ has videos of each area followed by maps showing how to get there

A bus trip only makes financial sense if you are travelling alone. If there are two of you, then rent a car. Go to the South Rim (it is further than West Canyon ). West Canyon is very expensive to do anything. ------------The smartest thing is to make it an overnight trip.

You will most likely get a better deal if you buy your tickets ahead of time than waiting till you get to Vegas. You are also guaranteed a seat for the time you want to go on the tour.http://www.lasvegas-how-to.com/las-vegas��

My parents are headed down Dec. 6. My understanding is they re renting a car to get down to the Grand Canyon. You can probably get one pretty cheap... I d say it s worth looking into. Check out the site I m putting together too... http://vegas-hotel-reviews.com

It depends on your flexibility... You will get a cheaper price on the strip... Yet the time may interfere with your plans...

Buying the ticket ahead of time may not get a cheaper deal but you are guaranteed to go the time and day you want

How far is the distance between the two? Would it be possible to walk from Grand Central Station to the MoMA? -

How much would the subway cost? Cab fare? Love to see the new Tim Burton exhibit.

The walk is easy. Grand Central is at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue. MoMA is on 53rd Street near Fifth Avenue. Figure the walk will take about 20 minutes, and will be through a safe and interesting area.I wouldn t bother with the subway or a cab unless the weather is lousy.

MoMa is located 10 blocks north of Grand Central, therefore, you can either walk the half mile and do some window shopping on Fifth Avenue, or take the subway to the museum.If you re taking the subway, take the uptown (northbound) #7 train (Purple Line on the subway map) from Grand Central to 5th Avenue-Bryant Park, where a transfer can by made to the 6th Avenue Line (Orange Line on the subway map).At 5th Avenue, transfer upstairs to the uptown V train (Orange Line), which will take you from 42nd Street to 5th Avenue-53rd Street.Once you exit the subway at 5th Avenue-53rd Street, walk a short distance to the museum.The fare on the subway is $2.25 each way.Good luckNative New Yorker

It is a short walk, about three quarters of a mile. There is so much to see that it will seem like niothing. The subway would save at best a couple of minutes. A bus up Madison maybe a little more. Each is $2.25 each way. A cab may run about $5 or $6.Walk! Try to leave the Terminal on the Vanderbilt ave Exit at 45th street. Walk west to Fifth Ave, one short and then one long block. Turn right and go up to 53rd st, eight short blocks. Turn left and you are there. Save the carfare, it costs $20 to get in.

The subway is $2.25 one way. It s definitely walkable (as outlined above by Don W).If you decide to take the subway, you can take the 6 up one stop (to 51st and Lexington) and just walk the rest of the way (it s only about 3 avenues) or transfer (free!) at 51st and Lex for the E or V trains and take either of those one stop, to 53rd and Lexington.

Subway round trip less than 5 bucks.Cab more like $15- upWalk ? like 2 miles