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79How To Save Money Eating Out At New York City Restaurants
by Wanderlust
New York City has the widest and most diverse restaurant scene in the world. And it is not an overstatement. More than 20,000 New York restaurants serve any possibly imaginable food with a wide price range... published 2 months ago
89JFK Airport Transportation To and From New York City
by Wanderlust
New York City is the most popular travel destination in the world. The city's tourism office estimated that 46 million people visited New York City in 2007. New Yorkers also like to travel, therefore 8 million... published 3 months ago
9220 Fun First Date Ideas: New York City
by becauseilive
A first date should be a memorable experience. It is a starting point, a jump off into eternity, and a day that might just determine your destiny. A first date can lead to fifty years of bliss, or it can end... published 9 months ago
78Newark Airport Transportation To and From New York City
by Wanderlust
Located 16 miles from New York City in New Jersey State, Newark International Airport is the smallest compare two other New York City airports - JFK and La Guardia. And unfortunately, it has a reputation as... published 2 months ago
77Describe the benefits of drinking your own urine.
by vrajavala
Dr. David Jubb is probably the most famous advocate of this particular medicinal practice that was originated in China. It is used for relief from toxicity and cancer. He was previously an advisor to famous... published 2 days ago
81Lesbian Nightlife: NYC
by becauseilive
Written by: Jaclyn Popola In this day and age it's easy to find a gay club or bar in most major metropolitan areas. New York City has the Cubbyhole, Therapy, and GYM Sports Bar. Philadelphia is home to... published 11 months ago
80Irish Chicken Stew with Jewish Roots
by Cailin Gallagher
The Story of My Grandmother's Chicken Stew This chicken stew recipe has been handed down in my family from Delia Gallagher, my maternal grandmother. She lived in New York City in the 1920s during the Great... published 4 days ago
70Favorite Restaurants in Manhattan
by Health_guru
These are all my favorite restaurants in Manhattan. I am a fan of Macrobiotic, Vegan, Japanese, and Korean restaurants if you can’t tell. I realize my reviews are brief, but you cannot go wrong since they... published 3 months ago
83Top 10 Jobs in Southern New Jersey
by Patty Inglish, MS
The term "Southern New Jersey" or "South Jersey" refers to a large Metroplex of 8 counties that is examined for labor statistics each year by the federal, county, and local governments. Philadelphia is to the west and NYC to the east, with many career opportunities in between. published 10 days ago
68New York City on a Budget
by Leigh A. Zaykoski
When many people think about taking a trip to New York City, they think about how expensive everything is. From food to transportation, visiting New York can be costly. That is, it can be costly if you don't... published 11 months ago
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