Splitendz salon in louisville ky hours? -

can some one list the hours there open i cant find them anywhere

hi there,information for you..Split Endz9800 3rd Street RdLouisville, KY 40272502-933-3334 hrs 9-5 mon through sat.closed sundays..regards pops..merry xmas..

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Where is the best place to sit for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra? -

I wanted to get some opinions before I secure tickets to the Trans-siberian orchestra. Is it better to sit on the floor, lower level, or upper level. How is the view from the side? Any other details welcome. I ve never seen the TSO so any all help is appreciated!

There s not a bad seat to be had in that concert. It ll be awesome wherever you sit. I prefer the upper bowl because I think the acoustics are better. You can hear everything better, but at a less harsh volume than the lower bowl. I ve sat on the side, just down from the stage and I ve also sat directly opposite the stage on the other end of the arena. Both are excellent seats. There s so much going on that you ll be able to see everything, no matter where you are. If you sit really close to the stage, you can feel the pyrotechnics a bit warmer than the other end of the arena. But you won t lose an eyebrow or anything. Have fun, it s a great show!!

Honestly sit anywhere for the right price. It s all about the music my friend. there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely give you the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable ticket sites in just a couple minutes. it s very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.

well, last year i was in the first row. it s cool to be close, but you can t really see the lights all that well. i enjoyed sitting a little higher up for the lights, but if you can i recomend floor seats!

Nose bleeds if you value your hearing :) (that means high up) but near the front of the upper section so you can see the show, they put on an awesome performance.

Considering their music, I d say the best seat is in a completely different building...

Where can I find watermelon in the middle of December? In Alaska? -

John Cougar s Melon Camp.

That s in a small town in Indiana. Report Abuse

your kidding alaska is up north watermelon does not grow there only southern part of united states it has to be shipped and very expensive

i gots the fried chicken and the watermelon.

I got a few melons for ya but they are more like small cantaloupes.

Move down south. It s too friggin cold there anyway.

In my panties.

order some from ebay

If i drove 7 hours outside of Kingsport Tennessee where would the possible places be please list all of them? -

http://www.mapquest.com/maps?1c=Kingspor��7 hrs 20 min would get you to the Ocean. Virginia Beach/ Norfolk Just one hour north of there is a very historical areaYorktown, Williamsburg, Jamestown (home of Pocahontas)http://www.mapquest.com/maps?1c=Norfolk+��Williamsburg is an all day or all week thing. Colonial city w/ people dressed and doing things of that time. Jamestown is far less expensive but interesting. The websites are easily accessable. The Chesapeake Bay bridge-tunnel by Virginia Beach is fun to drive across. High speed motorcycle ride http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGGNjlNVr��Its a bridge, then you go into a tunnel under the water, so ships can cross on the water above. Nothing at all to do on the other side, so just come back. We stopped to view the water there, and some teens came running at us with large pieces of lumber, so we left LOL

Whats the crime rate in honloulou is it friendly to many english citizens? -

Also is honloulou a gay friendly city and is holoulou prone to freak weather like hurricanes,earthquakes,tsunami, etc overall what i am trying to say is what is life like in honloulou!

Your questions are very different from each other. 1) The crime rate in Honolulu is much lower than it is in many North American cities, but like those cities, there are times and places you can be that make it much more likely that you will be the victim of a crime, including outside a Waikiki nightclub at 4 AM. That being said, I was once on a Waikiki beach hanging out at 4 AM, dropped by wallet, and got it back from a scuba diver a couple days later.2) There are several hazards you should be aware of in Hawaii. In my 9 years on 3 islands, I ve felt a strong earthquake, coughed through some volcanic haze, paid attention to earthquakes around the Pacific that might generate a tsunami, driven through floodwaters, known people to get stuck on the wrong side of a brushfire, been rained on by some tropical storms, battened down for some high wind advisories, etc. But I ve not been actually inconvenienced any more than by ice storms, tornado warnings, and so forth in North America. And I told my family I m not visiting them in the summer or winter until they get some better weather.3) In some ways Honolulu is a gay friendly city. In other ways, you will find that it is really different from the place you come from. For example, one seems to meet a lot more drag queens and transsexuals, and maybe not as many straight-acting, openly gay folks.4) What life is like in Honolulu for just about everybody I know is working all the time trying to afford rent, gasoline, and milk (though I gave up drinking milk years ago). We all know that we could have such a higher standard of living if we moved someplace else, but we stay, and we pay the price.

SOme of your questions I can answer well. I was born and raised, educated up to graduate school in Hawaii, once I got my career established I left home to get ahead. That I did get once I left, I do not regret it and love living here oppose to an island.During my life time I have lived through Hurricane Iwa and Hurricane Iniki, two in 38 years before I left. That s not so bad. The big island has had earthquakes as has Oahu but those are rare. so are tsunamis, never encountered more than a tsunami warning.It is a gay friendly city, it rains almost daily and the sun comes out daily mostly as well. A lot of green plants you ll see, lots of flowers and such.It is extremely expensive to live there, very costly and you ll find people wither rent or own a home, but it s hard to get ahead when you are paying 1200.-1900 rent for a house. Keep in mind homes are smaller in hawaii, very small quarters. The big homes are for people and there are many who live in multiple families. Extended families in order to survive.Purchasing a home is costly, over 600.000 is the average for a house and over 300.00 for a 2 bedroom small condo. If you live directly in Honolulu it is more expensive since you won t have much traffic to deal with. Everything is shipped in to Hawaii so you ll find even Home Depot a lot of items needs to be special ordered. A lot of homes are made form Redwood or wood and people spend so much money to survive and pay the mortgage that they don t spend as much on decor and the fancy household stuff.The homes have a different look and style to them. Houses and condos are very small compared to the mainland and the groceries cost a fortune, if you cannot afford the life there you won t want to move there, you should visit for a month or two and see the life and not tourist life to get an idea if this is what you want to do. There is also travel expenses, when visiting the mainland the fligts cost a lot and you can only go by plane. So another thing to think of.Wearing shoes in the home is a big no no, Don t ever wear shoes in someones home they will think you have bad manners an when going to someones home make sure you bring a gift, pie, food or something. Thats called The Aloha Spirit. There is a lot of racism in Hawaii against White people so just to give a heads up. Even if they call themselves the melting pot and there are a lot of ethnicities, they do not care much for white folks. I grea up in Hawaii half White and life was a living nightmare growing up because I was too light.Look into what life is like in Hawaii do some reserch and you ll find out more information. Best Wishes.

the crime rate is almost 0%! I say almost zero percent, because sometimes people go over the speed limit by accident. but besides that, the prisons are empty because we don t have any criminals! Everybody are law abiding and happy people! And if you got white skin, you will be treated like royalty here! Please come here and enjoy paradise, you will have the time of your life!!