Nov 23, 2008 by cerbphan | Posted in New York City
I'm common there for New year's with my wife and kid. We'll be staying at the Club Quarters Downtown and we plan in taking our automobile.
Can you demand that me how much the parkings are for a day ?
Thank you
My old china, parking in a garage in Manhattan varies from location to location. My advice, don't bring the car into the city. Over parking you car in Jersey City or Hoboken, NJ and take the PATH train into the City. The fare on the Technique is $1.75 each way, per person.
The links below are location of parking garages in Jersey City and Hoboken, that are penny-pinching PATH train stations.
Grove Street Station
http://maps.google.com/maps?next-door=Grove+S treet+PATH+Station+(Grove+Street+PATH+St ation)&geocode=&q=parking&f= li&hl=en&sll=40.729438,-74.03849 6&sspn=0.022765,0.036478&abauth= 7774de3c:zSLeKJxZOD67ZIR3c_EX9K0aTHM& ;absince=556
Traffic Place Station
http://maps.google.com/maps?near=Exchang e+Good form b in situ+PATH+Station+(Exchange+Place+PAT H+Station)&geocode=&q=parking&am p;f=li&hl=en&sll=40.727356,-74.0 28797&sspn=0.022766,0.036478
Pavonia/Newport Position
http://maps.google.com/maps?near=Pavonia %2FNewport+PATH+Garrison+(Pavonia%2FNewpo rt+PATH+Station)&geocode=&q=park ing&f=li&hl=en&sll=40.736462 ,-74.030514&sspn=0.022762,0.036478&a mp;abauth=92dfd8db:WdJqZ_TMhrDJKkA6Ef84X wdtMfs&absince=560
Hoboken Position
http://maps.google.com/maps?near=Hoboken +PATH+Station+(Hoboken+Orbit+Station)& ;geocode=&q=parking&f=li&hl= en&sll=40.745696,-74.025192&sspn =0.022759,0.036478&abauth=bd632944:T YNO49ddN2E1qIy3jrI5bgeauNk&absince=5 58
If you're coming from Upstate New York, or New England, you can leave your car at one of the may Park and Ride garages along the Metro-North rail network and take the train into the See.
The list below is a list of station where you can park and ride into the City.
New Haven Line
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New Haven-Conjunction Station
Bridgeport
Stamford
New Rochelle
Which Neighborhood In Manhattan, Would Be Best To Live In For Me?
Sep 12, 2009 by riiman95 | Posted in New York City
here is what I would like:
-Something downtown, or either in a hip neighborhood
-Penurious great restaurants
-Near Clubs
-Near Shopping
-I dont have kids.
-And near a deposit, so I can walk my dogs
Nothing too expensive, but nothing "Ghetto" please
I was thinking like chelsea, or Greenwich village, or SOHO, what do you recollect?
Certainly Greenwich Village, it has everything on your list, which SoHo and Chelsea don't!
Good luck, and the link below is to a webpage about Greenwich Village, and the links on the pink side of that page are to pages all about New York City's other neighborhoods, too...
Any Bars In Jersey Or Manhattan Where Young People Go To Hookup?
Oct 12, 2008 by heresmyworld | Posted in New York City
Hi. I whim to know where any bars or similar might be in New Jersey or Manhattan where young people, 20's, specifically go to stall out and hookup. I'm from North Jersey but have no problem going to Central Jersey.
Here's the New Jersey bars I've been to:
I've been to the Shannon Rose but the defray band was so loud and even though the place was packed, nobody seemed to be open to meeting anyone new and also were kind of stuck up.
I heard Fatso Fogartys was another one to mark out but even at 12 am, no one was really there though it was a Saturday.
The Blackthorn was ok and they have an outdoor area but apparently Saturdays are normally couples hanging out. Thursdays apparently have a lot kids from the nearby college but I'm not lookin to hook up with a college miss as I already graduated from a university and want someone who does the 9-5 weekday job even if it doesn't relate to her primary.
I heard of these clubs like Club Abyss but clubs aren't my scene, at least not right now.
So what I'd extremely love from all of you is what are the bars where young people in their 20's specifically go to hookup? A bar where people up-end b stay around drinking, looking to meet others.
For a New York bar, I've been to Southern Hospitality. My only concern going to Manhattan is that all the people hangin out continue in New York. It'd be easier to hookup with someone from Jersey.
By the way, anyone know what the scene is like at Penn Place, NY at night? I read in the paper that on the weekends, it gets wild with lots of young people stoned waiting for that last train to go back home to Jersey, or LI.
So any help would be so much appreciated. A good example is that a buddy and I went to a townsperson small bar where not much was going on and it looked like couples were there. We got our drinks, hung around a bit, then left. I was resolved to meet some people so I drove around a few nearby towns but realized the other nearby towns that I drove through don't have any nightlife. So my buddy said he wants to go to have a zizz and I drove him home.
I take back the college girl thing. I could pass up an awesome girl which would be vacuous. so 21 and older is good for me.
How Many 90's Kid Computer Games Can You Think Of?
Dec 26, 2008 by ¢нαη∂єℓιєя ѕкιєѕ | Posted in Toys
I had so many as a kid but i can only recall the names of a few. Some of my favorites were:
Mooky Takes Manhattan
Jump Start First Grade
Interactive Reading Wend one's way
The Land Before Time
Paint Write and Play
I was in the sonic games of the month club and i have knowledge of i got most of them from there, i just can't remember what any of them were called! Whoever can name off the most that I had wins the 10 pts.
I'm 16 And I Need Some Friends, And I'm Having An Extremely Hard Time Making Them.?
Jun 06, 2009 by Ms. Salvatore-Calcedonia | Posted in Friends
Hello everyone!
Okay, here's the engage in, I'm a 16 year old girl, and I live in Lower Manhattan, NYC.
I'm originally from Sicily, I moved to NYC, when I was 10.
When I first moved here, I didn't voice any English, and the first person I met was my best friend Meyer.
He speaks Italian, and is the one who had the most part in helping me learn English.
And ever since, I've not been away from him for more than 2 weeks at the most.
In July, him and his parents are effective to go to Miami, Fl, and stay with some of their family until Summer next year.
Since I'm so close to Meyer, I really don't have anymore of what you would call "friends."
I positive a couple kids from school who we sometimes play cards with, but other then that, I never hang out with them.
Since Meyer is going to be away for so fancy, I was wondering if someone could give me some good advice on how I could make some more friends.
I have tried before making friends, but I've had no fortuity.
I've went out to places, I've even tried the Boys and Girls club.
I am a very personable person, I'll talk to anyone about anything actually.
One prime example of me not being able to make friends is:
I went to a Boys and girls club, and the first day I went, I introduced my self, and the whole 4 hours I was there, I sat at a chart by myself.
The third day I went to the club, some kids my age were sitting around at a table talking, I asked it I could have a seat.
They were talking, and when I had something to say about the topic, I would say it, but I wouldn't punctuate anyone of course, I would throw in my two cents, they would look at me and then just go on like I wasn't even there.
It's almost like they evade me.
They asked me what kind of cell phone I had, I told them what I had, but that I really don't care for cell phones all that much.
When I said that, everyone in point of fact said "oh god, that's like, so weird! How can you not like cell phones!?"
I'm uncover to a lot of ideas and things.
It's not like I have a mindset on what like only. I love to try what other people like and talk about it.
I'm not a customary teenager at all.
I like golf, cards, old B&W/silent movies, swing and jazz music, I influence 6 languages, English being my 4th.
.
I wear dress clothes instead of Tees and jeans.
It's like I can't identify with to anyone else my age.
To me, all I ever seen most any teenager doing is having their cell phone stuck in front of their face or in their ear.
I often find that I get along with people 20 years and older than I am.
So, is there anywhere in New York Conurbation, where I might find some friends my age? Or how could I make some friends? Like I said, I try to talk to any about anything, and learn about different things.
So any guidance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
That's advantage that you ar trying, and wow... 6 languages!
When i meet someone I like to tell them a little bit about me. I just basically say "hi, my name is A***** and i intended to play sports". For you, you are so much more interesting! you can say "Hi, my name is ____ and i am from Sicily and i speak 6 assorted languages" then you could ask them if they want to playa game of cards(if you are near a table or internal the B&G club).
If i heard all of that from you, i would LOVE to know more about you. I would never ignore or avoid anyone, and if someone does that to you, do not try too hard to become their friend. Reliable LUCK.
If i lived where you did, i would not mind being your friend. some people are just crazy. lol :)
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