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1. In The Heights "Lights up on Washington Heights, up at the break of day" With those simple words rapping in the background my attention was drawn away from my computer and I was hooked to the T.V. I was watching the Tony's when I kinda got bored and went to my co...
2. Reform Synagogues in Manhattan This page lists all the Reform synagogues in Manhattan. It also lists other Reform organizations and some books on Judaism that I like. Basically, it's what I wish was available when I first moved here. Welcome to New York! Leave me a message down in...
3. Art Furniture - Modern Furniture Galleries & Shops in NY & LA Celebrating the 'Purple Cowch' - Furniture that's different with a purpose: To inspire those that see, feel, and sit to think of the unique potential in each 'mundain' experiance.  To tell stories. To inspire the viewer to write their own.  O...
4. ITT Tech - Syracuse New York School Info The ITT Technical Institute located near Syracuse, NY is actually in the suburb of Liverpool. Offering several different degree programs for continuing your education, the ITT Technical Institute in Syracuse is a school to look at if you are thinking...
5. Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo (July 6, 1907 – July 13, 1954) was a Mexican painter who depicted the indigenous culture of her country in a style combining Realism, Symbolism and Surrealism. An active communist supporter, she was the wife of Mexican muralist and...
6. Ann Becker's page about Constantia, NY I'm a realtor here in Constantia, NY specializing in Buying, Selling, and Residential. My goal with this page is to share my personal take on living and working in Constantia, NY, and to give you a place to sound off on your favorite places around tow...
7. The Most Expensive Pizza Ever The Most Extravagant Pizza In The World
8. Psychedelic Trance in New York Staying informed about psychedelic trance events can be difficult. They sprout up suddenly, like mushrooms after rain, and you need to be already in-the-loop in order to stay in-the-loop. The loose networks of flyers, forums, phone chains, and maili...
9. Meissner Porcelain This lens is about the Meissner porcelain, an admired European antique, that came to being more or less by coincidence. Wouldn't it be for the almost obsessive collection lust of  August the Strong, Elector of Saxony (1694-1733) who believed it...
10. Once Upon A Time In America America loves gangster movies. After all, whether you love them or hate them, gangsters are part of the American fabric. Yes, like almost all things, we as Americans have romanticized them into almost folklore status, heroes if you will. Al Capone wa...
11. Rochester New York Outdoors Perinton, a suburb of Rochester, New York, is designated a "Trail Town USA." But, in reality, the entore greater Rochester area is a trail town. Volunteer trail groups are building trails in their respective communities and banding together...
12. Adirondack Birding Guide The Adirondack Region of New York features some of the best 4-Season Birding in North America. Plan your next Adirondack birding adventure.         Fast Facts:            &nb...
13. Where to Find Cheap Tickets for Entertainment Events: Craig's List Craig's List is a great source to obtain very cheap tickets, scarce and last minute tickets to entertainment events.  The only downside is the layout of the classified board.  Also, unless automated (like I've done) it is impossible to sear...
14. Make Money As An Ambit Energy Consultant Electricity is a trillion dollar a year industry. Offering electric services to customers isn't exactly something one can provide at a swap meet. Electricity providers earn enormous amounts of money and unlike many products or services in the marketp...
15. How to go Dumpster Diving : From Trash to Tresure! How to dumpster dive.  What does it mean to be a dumpster diver?  Are you frugal?  Creative?  Eco-friendly?  Want to recycle?  Love the smell of trash?  Like the feel of wet garbage on your skin?  okay probably...
16. New York Apartments - Finding, Renting, Buying and Living in New York Finding a place to live in New York City can be a daunting task.  I've put together the best links and resources to help you learn about finding, rending and buying apartments.
17. New York State High Points High Points are the highest places in terms of elevation. Every county in every state has a high point. Every state has a highpoint. The fun is in hiking to the high points - reaching the goal - completing the quest.  "Peak Experiences - Hik...
18. Adirondack mountains I live at the base of the Adirondacks mountains it is a beautiful area.; Be sure to check out Saratoga also. A trip to The Saratoga battlefield is a great way to teach the kids about our countries history. The battlefield is a registered historic landm...
19. The Best Restaurant (in Queens, in NY, in the USA?) Sripraphai isn't a restaurant. It's a way of thinking, a claim on the great, not the average, the remarkable, not the status quo. So special, it deserves its own lens.
20. Central Park Zoo Located on the southeast corner of Central Park in New York City lies a visitor attraction that more than 1,400 animals call home. Of all of the animals, there are roughly 130 different species spread out over 6.5 acres. This place is known as the Ce...