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Suffering from Tiger Woods fatigue?
Not me. I can't get enough of this stuff. I wore TMZ out over the last four months. MSNBC is running a repeat of "The Secret Life of Tiger Woods?" I'm watching. I think I've watched his press conference/statement/all-time train wreck at least 10 times.
Why am I so into this story? No clue. I usually couldn't care less about this garbage. But the news that Tiger was giving not one but TWO interviews on Sunday night was, for me, Christmas in March.
So let's take a look a what was said. First, ESPN (Tom Rinaldi on the interview) and then the Golf Channel (Kelly Tilghman.) And I have set the odds at the word "clutch" being used at 12-1. "Huge" checks in at 28-1.
Here we go ...
Tom Rinaldi: What's the difference between the man who left Augusta National a year ago and the one who is about to return?
Tiger Woods: A lot has transpired in my life. A lot of ugly things have happened. Things that ... I've done some pretty bad things in my life. And uh, all came to a head. But now, after treatment, going for inpatient treatment for 45 days and more outpatient treatment, I'm getting back to my old roots.
Kirk Minihane: I'd call this a solid start. Admits some mistakes, takes some responsibility. Let me also note that Rinaldi has decided to go with a speaking tone that I would best describe as "James Lipton meets the Zodiac killer." I'm creeped out. This is fantastic already.
Rinaldi: For a lot of people, the spark of those bad things is Nov. 27. Early that day, what happened?
Woods: Well, it's all in the police report. Beyond that, everything's between Elin and myself, and that's private.
Minihane: Another smart move by Tiger. Who's going to get around to reading some dopey police report when there are thousands of sext messages on Joslyn James' website to devour?
Rinaldi: Why did you lose control of the car?
Woods: As I said ... that's between Elin and myself.
Minihane: Fair enough, I guess. I think we can all figure out what happened.
Rinaldi: If it's a private matter, why issue a public apology?
Woods: Well, I owe a lot of people an apology. I hurt a lot of people. Not just my wife. My friends, my colleagues, the public, kids who looked up to me. There were a lot of people that thought I was a different person and my actions were not according to that. That's why I had to apologize. I was so sorry for what I had done.
Minihane: I totally disagree with Tiger here. He owes his wife, mother and kids an apology. That's it. If anyone else thought that Tiger Woods was a perfect person because he plays golf better than anyone else that ever lived, that person is a moron. If you don't know by now that these guys are just like us, you'll never learn.
Rinaldi: You've said you've made transgressions. How would you, in your own words, describe the depth of your infidelity?
Woods: Well, just one is, is enough. And obviously that wasn't the case, and I've made my mistakes. And as I've said, I've hurt so many people, and so many people I have to make an amends to, and that's living a life of amends.
Minihane: It seems weird to me that both guys are standing for this interview. Seems like they are waiting for their luggage at an airport or something. Obviously this was a choice made by Tiger and his people, as the Golf Channel interview had the exact same setup. If Tiger had a sense of humor he would have had played the David Duchovny role in the old Showtime late-night "Red Shoe Diaries," lying on a bed with a pair of strippers massaging away as Rinaldi fired questions at him.
Rinaldi: You said you were in treatment. The simple question is, for what?
Woods: That's a private matter as well. But I can tell you what, it was tough, it was really tough to look at yourself in a light that you never want to look at yourself, that's pretty brutal.
Minihane: In these 20 seconds Tiger gave me more then he did in that quasi-press conference from a month ago. No question, he seemed like an actual human being really battling with some horrible mistakes in his life. And that's the first time I can remember ever thinking that about Tiger Woods.
Rinaldi: What'd you see?
Woods: I saw a person that I never thought I would ever become.
Minihane: My daughter, 3 years old, is going through a phase in which she's terrified that a monster is in her bedroom at night. I think I'm about to start a phase in which I'm terrified that Tom Rinaldi is in my bedroom at night. And just when I was finally getting over my Jim Nantz phase.
Rinaldi: Who was that?
Woods: Well, I had gotten away from my core values as I said earlier. I'd gotten away from my Buddhism. And I quit meditating. I quit doing all the things that my mom and dad had taught me. And as I said earlier in my statement, I felt entitled, and that is not how I was raised.
Minihane: I guess the Buddhism card tested well, because that's a leftover from the press conference. All I know is that I watched this with six other people, and this was the only time during the interview that anybody laughed. Where was all this Buddhism and meditation stuff from Tiger from, say, 1997-2004? Just seems too convenient.
Rinaldi: Why not seek treatment before all of this came out?
Woods: Well, I didn't know I was that bad. I didn't know that I was that bad.
Minihane: "Because I hadn't been caught, Tom! What is this, amateur hour? You got five minutes and you ask me that?"
Rinaldi: How did you learn that? How did you learn it?
Woods: Stripping away denial, rationalization. You strip all that away and you find the truth.
Minihane: I know Tiger thinks he has to do these interviews to save some public face and placate the remaining sponsors, but how brutal is this? Has to be just humiliating. By the way, the first 3:42 of this interview also will be known as "the best 3:42 of Phil Mickelson's life."
Rinaldi: Given all that's happened, what's your measure of success at Augusta?
Woods: Well, playing is one thing. I'm excited to get back and play. I'm excited to get to see the guys again. I really miss a lot of my friends out there. I miss competing. But still, I still have a lot more treatment to do, and just because I'm playing, doesn't mean I'm going to stop going to treatment.
Minihane: There is an idea floating around that Tiger will crumble under the pressure at Augusta, or that the aura of invincibility around him is gone. I disagree. Now that this burden finally is off his shoulders, I think he's going to play the best golf of his career. I predict he wins three majors this year.
Rinaldi: What reception are you expecting from fans?
Woods: I don't know. I don't know. I'm a little nervous about that, to be honest with you.
Minihane: Gotta contact the B.S. police on this one, sorry. Have you ever been to a PGA tournament? Nobody ever boos, ever. The pros are treated like gods. Charles Howell III could bludgeon his caddy to death with a 6-iron on the first tee and half the fans would clap while the other half lifted the caddie's body out of the way so they could see if Howell was using a new set of irons. The jock-sniffing by PGA Tour fans is easily the worst in any of the sports.
Rinaldi: How much do you care [about the fans cheering]?
Woods: It would be nice to hear a couple of claps here and there. But I also hope they clap for birdies, too.
Minihane: And that's why he picked Augusta to kick things off. No more controlled environment in any sporting event. Pretty safe to assume that whatever kind of shower Tiger might have requested from Joslyn James will not be discussed by Peter Oosterhuis or Verne Lundquist.
Rinaldi: Eleven months ago, here at Isleworth, I asked you, "How well does the world know you?" What's your answer to that now?
Woods: A lot better now. I was living a life of a lie. I really was. And I was doing a lot of things, like I said, that hurt a lot of people. And stripping away denial and rationalization, you start coming to the truth of who you really are and that can be very ugly. But then again, when you face it and you start conquering it and you start living up to it. The strength that I feel now, I've never felt that type of strength.
Minihane: Another good moment from Tiger here. And this is exactly why he should have taken a few questions from the press after reading that statement a month ago. When you read a prepared statement, it's awful hard to seem genuine.
Rinaldi: In the last four months, Tiger, what's been the low point?
Woods: I've had a lot of low points. Just when I didn't think it could get any lower, it got lower.
Minihane: I'll say this for Tiger: I'm not sure he could ever sink as low as President Obama filling out the NCAA women's bracket on SportsCenter. Talk about the absolute worst in placation. Someone has to tell the guy that it's OK to admit that you haven't watched a second of women's basketball this year. No one will think any less of you, really.
Rinaldi: An example [of a low point]?
Woods: When I was in treatment, out of treatment, before I went in, there were so many different low points. People I had to talk and face, like my wife, like my mom.
Minihane: Rinaldi is smelling tears at this point. He knows he's a question or two away from jackpot. He's also sort of morphed into Casey Kasem now. I'm half-expecting him to send out a long-distance dedication from "Rachel" to "Tiger." "Moving up three spots this week, here's Foreigner with 'Urgent.' "
Rinaldi: What was that moment like, either one?
Woods: They both have been brutal. They've both been very tough. Because I hurt them the most. Those are the two people in my life who I'm closest to, and to say the things that I've done, truthfully to them, is ... honestly ... was ... very painful.
Minihane: How about CBS turning down Tiger for an interview? CBS felt that the five-minute limit wasn't enough time. I've also been told that Tiger is a massive fan of "The Ghost Whisperer" and wanted Jamie Kennedy to conduct the interview, which also may have given CBS pause.
Rinaldi: What was your wife's reaction when you sat down and had that first conversation?
Woods: She was hurt, she was hurt. Very hurt. Shocked. Angry. And, you know, she had every right to be, and I'm as disappointed as everyone else in my own behavior because I can't believe I actually did that to the people I loved.
Minihane: Where's the question we've all wanted to ask?
"Tiger: Mindy Lawton? Really?"
Rinaldi: I ask this question respectfully, but of course at a distance from your family life. When you look at it now, why did you get married?
Woods: Why? Because I loved her. I loved Elin with everything I have. And that's something that makes me feel even worse, that I did this to someone I loved that much.
Minihane: You and I knew this question was coming, so Tiger must have as well. His answer came across as overly rehearsed here. This was the return of the guy that read the statement.
Rinaldi: (final question) How do you reconcile what you've done with that love?
Woods: We work at it.
Minihane: I'll give Tiger a B-plus for the interview. Pretty solid effort.
OK, let's jump over to the Golf Channel. Handling this interview, as we wrote before, is Kelly Tilghman. This makes me nervous because A) she has been described as a good friend of Woods, and B) Tiger basically saved her job in 2008 when he gave her a pass for saying that young players who wanted to challenge Tiger Woods should "lynch him in a back alley.'' So maybe Tilghman feels that she owes him one. We shall see …
(I skipped a few questions from the Golf Channel interview here. As you might guess, some were almost exact matches with the ESPN interview.)
Kelly Tilghman: Tiger, you've been a master of control your entire life, how did things get so out of control?
Woods: Going against your core values, losing sight of it. I quit meditating, I quit being a Buddhist, and my life changed upside down. I felt entitled, which I had never felt before. Consequently, I hurt so many people by my own reckless attitude and behavior.
Minihane: No, no. Not Buddhism in the leadoff spot. That's the worst lineup decision since Kevin Kennedy hit Mike Macfarlane cleanup during a 10-game stretch in 1995.
Tilghman: For a man who's so disciplined physically and psychologically, why couldn't you say no?
Woods: I don't know, now I know. It's part of what I learned in treatment, being there for 45 days you learn a lot. You strip away the denial, the rationalization, and you come to the truth, and the truth is very painful at times, and to stare at yourself and look at the person you've become … you become disgusted.
Minihane: Oh, boy. Two questions and already we've been told that Tiger is "a master of control" and "so disciplined physically and psychologically." And not by Tiger. I'm starting to think that we may not be getting Mike Wallace vs. the Shah of Iran.
Tilghman: The Masters is a demanding stage on its own, let alone for a return of this magnitude. How do you know you're mentally prepared for this?
Woods: I'm excited to get back and play. I miss the game. I miss playing, I miss competing. I wasn't ready to play in Tavistock or play in Bay Hill, I expressed that to Joe [Lewis, Tavistock Group chairman] as well as Arnold [Palmer]. I want to play in these events but I just wasn't ready. I started too late with my preparation. Hank [Haney] and I are starting to work now and start to get it going.
Minihane: Yawn. I'm telling you, the Masters is perfect for Tiger. He loves the course and will be left alone all week long. Couldn't be a better place for his return.
Tilghman: How will your therapy affect your 2010 schedule? I'm assuming you'll have more in-patient therapy ahead.
Woods: Yeah, I will have more treatment, more therapy sessions. As far as my schedule going forward, I don't know what I'm going to do, Kelly. Last year I didn't know because of my knee; it was still uncertain. And this year, with all the things that I've done, I don't know what I'll be doing, either. That to me is a little bit bothersome, too, in a sense that I don't like not knowing what to do, but what I know I have to do is become a better person and that begins with going to more treatment.
Minihane: Remember, this is the Golf Channel, so you are going to get a couple of, well, golf questions. But Kelly needs to step up, and time is short.
Tilghman: You went from becoming recognized as the greatest golfer in the world to becoming a punch line. How did that make you feel?
Woods: It was hurtful, but then again, you know what, I did it. I'm the one who did those things, and looking back on it now with a more clear head, I get it. I can understand why people will say these things because you know what, it was disgusting behavior. As a person, it's hard to believe that was me, looking back on it now.
Minihane: Touch 'em all, Kelly Tilghman! Best question of either interview.
Amazing how things change, isn't it? If someone had asked Tiger that question a year ago, Steve Williams would have tossed the interviewer into a lake somewhere. Now Tiger is alone and he has to take it. And he did pretty well, I thought. He actually answered the question. And maybe that's the first step in taking the stench of TMZ and "Saturday Night Live" and late-night TV off of him.
Tilghman: It's been reported that members of your team, your inner circle, were involved in your misdoings. Is it true?
Woods: That is not true; it was all me. I'm the one who did it, I'm the one who acted the way I acted, no one knew what was going on. I'm sure if more people would have known in my inner circle they would've, they would've stopped it ... or tried to put a stop to it, but I kept it all to myself.
Minihane: One of the few times where a simple "no comment" would have better served the interview subject. No one, and I mean no one, believes that Tiger Woods is the only person that knew that Tiger Woods was having all these affairs. Why? Well, because we all have friends. And, sure, maybe you could keep a fling (or even two) on the side. But the numbers that we are talking about with Tiger? Come on. And, P.S., this isn't you or I we are talking about. Just the most famous face on the planet is all. It takes work to get him from place to place.
Tilghman: What is the state of your marriage with Elin right now?
Woods: We're working on it and it's a process that will remain private between her and I.
Minihane: Well, between Tiger, the Mrs. and fans of TLC's new reality show, "The Mistress and the Model," where each week Elin and a different member of the tribe of 18 travel to different historical sites. First up: Elin and Jamie Jungers at Gettysburg.
Tilghman: Based on all that has transpired, what do you want your legacy to be when all is said and done?
Woods: Just like I wanted before. I felt that golf was a vehicle for me to help a lot of people. My dad had always said something that I never really quite understood until these times. In order to help other people, you first have to learn how to help yourself. Going into a treatment center for 45 days, I learned a lot. I learned how to help myself, and that's the way I can help others down the road.
Minihane: One of the (many) odd side notes of Tiger's statement a month ago was its failure to acknowledge Earl Woods. By almost every account, this is the key figure in the first 30 years of Tiger's life. So I think Earl may have played a factor in the mess that Tiger finds himself in today. Don't want to get too "In Treatment" here, but it doesn't take much of a leap to think that for all the good the father did, he might have had a hand in the creation of the bad.
Tilghman: I noticed you're wearing a bracelet, can we see it?
Woods: Yeah.
Minihane: Not good. Where is this going?
Tilghman: What does it mean?
Woods: It's Buddhist, it's for protection and strength, and I certainly need that.
Minihane: This is a Stuart Scott moment. We could be seconds away from a fist bump. That's how fast it happens. Come on, Kelly, finish strong. We can get past this.
Tilghman: When did you start wearing it?
Woods: Before I went into treatment.
Minihane: If he had answered "nine years ago," that would have been the highlight of either interview.
Tilghman: Will you be wearing it during the Masters?
Woods: Absolutely.
Minihane: I swear I'm trying to give Kelly Tilghman the benefit of the doubt on this. But we really don't need four questions about a bracelet in a five-minute interview with Tiger Woods, do we?
Tilghman: For the rest of your life?
Woods: Absolutely.
Minihane: Absolutely nauseating is more like it. The gun had her last five questions at 52, 54, 48, 48 and 46 mph.
Tilghman: Tiger, thank you.
Woods: Thanks, Kel.
Minihane: That's the most pleased that Tiger has been with a finish not involving Loredana Jolie in months. Easy street down the stretch with his old pal Kelly.
But all in all, it was a good day for Tiger, and he hasn't had many of those in a while. Sure, he'll always be guarded and will never come across as warmly as his people would like, but at least we watched a human during the two interviews. The robot from a month earlier was, for the most part, not around. Now it's time to stop talking about this stuff. We've all been sufficiently fed. No need for Oprah now, or "60 Minutes." You can go back to being a golfer. The public is ready.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go look under the bed for Tom Rinaldi.
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Arlington, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - The fourth quarter of the Cotton Bowl began with an offensive explosion that featured a game-record 41 points, but the final outcome was decided by a defensive play.
Shane Ray returned a fumble 73 yards for a game-clinching score and No. 9 Missouri defeated No. 13 Oklahoma State, 41-31, in the matchup between former Big 12 rivals.
After Missouri's Henry Josey ran for a go-ahead 16-yard score with 3:08 left, Clint Chelf moved Oklahoma State to the Missouri 23 on the Cowboys' ensuing touch.
Faced with a 3rd-and-7, though, SEC Defensive Player of the Year Michael Sam fired off the ball and flew around tackle Chris Grisbhy before strip-sacking Chelf from behind.
Ray then scooped up the loose ball and went the other way to help SEC East- champion Missouri (12-2) match its school record for wins.
The triumph also gave head coach Gary Pinkel his school-record 102nd victory.
"What a game. Oklahoma State is a really good team. Just all the drama that you don't want as a coach in the fourth quarter we had. We had a lot of adversity. I thought our team handled the adversity very well. Fortunately we made the plays we needed to make to win it at the end," Pinkel said.
The SEC has won 10 of the last 11 Cotton Bowls.
Josey ran for 92 yards on 12 carries with three touchdowns, while James Franklin completed just 15-of-40 passes for 174 yards with an interception for the Tigers.
Chelf was 33-of-57 for 381 yards and a pair of touchdowns and interceptions for the Cowboys (10-3), who dropped back-to-back tilts to close the year.
"It's a tough way to lose the last two games. It's really hard on our team. I was proud of our effort. We had our chances," said Cowboys coach Mike Gundy.
Oklahoma State trailed 17-7 late in the third, but overcame the deficit by converting a pair of Franklin turnovers into 10 points in a 3 1/2 minute span.
Braylon Webb intercepted Chelf with 2:59 left in the period, Missouri gave OK State the ball right back when James Castleman pounced on a fumbled handoff exchange.
Chelf hit Jhajuan Seales for a 21-yard score three plays later.
Ryan Simmons recovered Franklin's second fumble early in the fourth and Ben Grogan booted through a 25-yard field goal to knot the tilt.
The field goal was the first of six straight possessions that the former conference foes traded points on.
Josey dashed through the middle for a 25-yard TD run on a 3rd-and-5 to again put Missouri in front, but Chelf broke off a 23-yard TD run to tie the game at 24-24 with 9:51 remaining.
Andrew Baggett split the uprights from 46 yards out to put Missouri back on top with 6:29 to play. A pass interference penalty negated Tyler Patmon's 40- yard interception return for a score earlier in the drive.
Chelf lofted a 41-yard completion to Tracy Moore along the left sideline on a 3rd-and-4 on the Cowboys' ensuing march before Desmond Roland bulled through the line and dragged a pair of Missouri defenders for a 2-yard TD run to give the Cowboys a 31-27 edge.
Josey's go-ahead TD run was preceded by Franklin's 27-yard completion to Dorial Green-Beckham on 3rd-and-9.
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You have to go to TIMES SQUARE at night!!..
It's BEAUTIFUL and exciting!, to Central Park which is the biggest (not sure if it's the only!) park in Manhattan, to the Empire State, Ellis Island, Statu of Liberty of course, Broadway, SOOO many things!! you'll never get bored!
Fondest memory: In NYC there is people from everywhere... i think that's what i miss the most.. meeting so many different people every single day and learning a part their cultures. All in the same spot.
Favorite thing:
New York has so much to offer, don't go with too many preconcieved notions of what you think you may or may not see while you are there. Of course there are some things you can't miss: a Broadway show, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Beyond that, be flexible! There is absolutely something for everyone in New York, in fact the choices can be a little overwhelming.
Fondest memory: My favorite memory of New York, of course involves food. The last time we were in the city rehearsing for our show at Carnegie Hall, we went to the Times Sqaure area for lunch. I went to this amazing eatery that had like 6 stations, each selling different kinds of cusine. All in one deli I could have had sushi, thai, jewish, etc. It was great! The food was cheap and the selection left me salivating! Too bad I can't remember the name-- but in New York it doesn't matter, because you can always find something you like.
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Times Square is the heart of the Theater District!
Broadway is a wide avenue that runs the entire length of Manhattan Island in New York City. It passes through the middle of the Theater district concentrated around Times Square and has lent its name to those spectacular musical productions known as the Broadway play.
Fondest memory: Times Square es el Corazón del Distrito Teatral
Broadway es una gran avenida que corre por todo lo largo de la Isla de Manhattan. Se encuentra en medio del distrito teatral, concentrado alrededor de Times Square y ha prestado su nombre a varias producciones musicales espectaculares conocidas como la obra de Broadway.
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it is certain that almost all tourists in new york are likely to spend hours wondering time square for shopping or some reasons...i've been to NY 3 times--first time, i surely looked around as a member of group-and as the only asian, and second time, i visited there for orientation prior to working at Pats Peak, a ski area in NH. Third one was on my way home from NH... at that time, i unpacked my luggages in the Edison Hotel nearby time square, and just spent the last night all by myself wondering around for some hours... in fact, i got pretty accustomed to the direction and the atmosphere which make people so excited...
Fondest memory: huge signs for advertisements may overwhelm bypassers, though, you will never get bored as you look up and enjoy figuring out what those stand for, advertise... some are quite amazing and creative...
i wish i had such a talent so that i could decorate my house with awesome stuffs!
Favorite thing:
Hang out around Time Square, just to watch the people. Ride the subways. Very safe during regular hours. I pick up a subway map at the ticket booth. If I look at it while riding the train I always have New Yorkers asking for directions. Great way to meet people casually.
Fondest memory: The theater (when I can afford it). I have never seen a really bad show, and a lot of really great shows over the last 15 years.
Favorite thing:
The last time I was there, I totally enjoyed going to Total Request Live. Even though we were too 'mature' to be asked in, we enjoyed hanging outside with the crowd! The kids were very accepting of us and we really had a great time! The shot to the left is one that my daughter took on our computer with the snappy of my friend and I standing outside.....I am the one with the license plate that says L10JOHN....yes (everyone always asks:) it IS my real plate from my vehicle and my best friend Jodi is right beside me to my left!
Fondest memory: There are times that I like quiet, but for the most part I really like the lively city. New York City is definitely LIVELY!! I think that is a fun place to visit. I hope to see even more the next time that we go up.
Favorite thing:
'Time Square' is a must, I bet everyone knew that. Shining lights full of both sides of streets, all kinds of people walking around you, American, South American, Asian, European, like whole world in this city.
Fondest memory: I think I just enjoyed EVERY SINGLE MOMENT in NY, so if you want to ask me what's my favorite memory...mmm...I would answer you, NO ANSWER, just being there, I would get happy anyway.:)
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Most of Manhattan is extremely easy to navigate, thanks to a grid system of named or numbered avenues running the north-south length of the island, cut across by numbered streets that run from east to west. Above Washington Square, Fifth Ave and Central Park serve as the dividing line between the East Side and the West Side. Cross-street numbers begin at Fifth Ave and grow higher toward each river, generally (but not exclusively) in 100-digit increments per block. Therefore, the Hard Rock Cafe, at 221 W 57th St, is slightly less than three blocks west of Fifth Ave. Broadway, the only avenue to cut diagonally across the island, was originally a woodland path; it runs in some form from the southern tip of the island all the way to the state capital of Albany, 150 miles (240km) away.
Craning your neck amongst the skyscrapers of Manhattan, it's easy to forget that islands make up most of New York City's 309 sq mi (800 sq km) land mass. Manhattan and Staten Island stand alone; Queens and Brooklyn comprise the western end of Long Island. Only the Bronx is connected to the continental mainland. The water gap between Brooklyn and Staten Island - the 'narrows' through which the first Europeans entered the area - serves as the entrance to New York Harbor, which is also accessible to ships from the north via Long Island Sound. Manhattan is bordered on the west by the Hudson River and on the east by the East River, both technically estuaries subject to tidal fluctuations.
There are three major airports in the New York area: John F Kennedy (JFK), 15 miles (24km) southeast of midtown Manhattan; La Guardia, 8 miles (13km) east of Manhattan; and Newark 10 miles (16km) west of Manhattan in New Jersey.
Fondest memory: MTV has studios at Times Square and you see mobs of fans lined up cheering for their favorites stars when they're interviewed here.
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Because the Big Apple is so overwhelming at first I will definately recommend a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour of the city as well as a circle line cruise to get yourself orientated
Fondest memory: Time Square at night! The atmosphere is something you cannot describe. Thousands of people just everywhere with lights all around. Really an amazing sight.
Favorite thing:
Go to Times Square. I was standing right in the middle of it all one night looking at the lights, the billboards, the people, the yellow taxis zooming by me........WOW!! It was absolutely unreal. I felt like I was watching a movie.
Fondest memory: We went out one night with some guys and one of them had a friend who owned a limo company. We ran into him that night and we were peering into the windows looking inside the limo when all of a sudden the driver said that we could get in for a bit and he'd drive us around. All I could think of during that time was that I was in a limo in New York. I couldn't believe it. Unreal!! I felt really important that night.
Fondest memory:
Times Square before the new century....
Fact is I never expected the Big Apple to be what it was...it is a true cosmopolitan and not many cities can live up to the reputaion of NYC.
Being rom the west coast of the US I always considerd New York a rival and I really had no desire to go there...but after having experienced for myself it really was one of the most interesting places I've ever visited...fascinating! Standing among the chaos of Times Square s just as impressive as standing among the pyramids of Egypt.
Favorite thing:
watch the New Yorkers at work and at play. You may be too engrossed in exploring the world famous attractions but there is always something more interesting happening in NYC - A capella performances in subway stations, acrobatic breakdance along avenues, brilliant musicians seeking their lost souls, and artists demonstrating their artistic skills. I've seen all happening in the metropolis. So NYC's entertainment not only encompasses an extravaganza of musical shows in Broadway and everyday MTV Top 10 countdown in Times Square, but also include those often discreditable rest.
No visit to NYC would be complete without gandering at the entire Manhattan from the 86th or 102th storey of the Empire State Building. If you're going to date someone, not necessary from Seattle, that's perhaps the most perfect rendezvous. The sunset view from the top was lovely; the west side foreground would be beautifully silhouetted, with the Hudson separating Manhattan and New Jersey. And after dusk, the aglowed skyscrapers en masse were truly a feast for the eyes.
The copper green Lady Liberty is perhaps the most distinctive icon of USA to the world. Her crown is reacheable via a spiral and creepy flight of stairways that connects from her feet. It was quite a silly decision to go up there, after realizing I had been in line for over 2 hrs to see only peepholes for seconds. The Liberty Island is accessible only by ferry service from Battery Park in Lower Manhattan or Liberty State Park in Jersey City. The panorama of Manhattan is best captured from the Liberty Island or on ferry, so is the independent lady.
From Battery Park, the Wall Street's Financial District is only couple streets away. Dominated by walls of towering skyscrapers, mostly banks, it is an epicenter of stock exchange activities, specifically at the New York Stock Exchange. Nonetheless, I'm still wondering what those wild gesturing is all about. In the close vicinity, a statue of George Washington stands in front of the Federal Hall National Memorial, commemorating the location where George Washington was inaugurated as the first president. Overlooking the everyday activities happening at the Stock Exchange, perhaps only he understands what's the best play of everyday.
Going east along Wall Street and north on Pearl Street, you will hit Fulton Street, where to its extreme right end is the South Street Seaport. The seaside region is represented by a huge historic ship and is populated with exhibition galleries, street vendors, cafes, souvenir shops and restaurants. This is where you can best capture a spectacular panoranic shot of the Brooklyn Bridge.
I'd really like to be walking on the historic Brooklyn Bridge again. I remembered the morning urban walk from Brooklyn to Manhattan is one of the most refreshing I've ever had. The backdrop of the cable mesh that suspends the bridge is the gorgeous collection of Manhattan skyscapers. And every corner is apparently a virtual small magnet attraction to my eye. This, I recalled makes me drift very often from the pedestrian to the cyclist pathway. The Brooklyn end can be reached by subway from Manhattan to High St. station.
A whole world by itself, Chinatown is located at the lower east side of Manhattan. I had wanted to totally avoid the human traffic in that area but still I swung by, for couple reasons - to eat authentic Chinese food inexpensively and shop for a TAG HEUER watch which costs me only 10 bucks. You bet it's still working. Little Italy is just north of Chinatown. The cafe waiters along the italian street seem to relentlessly beg passer-bys to sit for awhile and taste their array of home-made delectables. While it may not be what you'll get in Italy, they've got pretty good enough varieties.
Among the many museums found in NYC, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) should be the most worthy of praise. It houses an impressive collection of works which include paintings, sculptures, antiquities and handicrafts from all over the world. And it's one of such you can spend your entire day scrutinizing the beauty of every art piece.
What's worth mentioning is the Flatiron Building which probably is the most impressive Renaissance architecture in NYC. Shaped like a wedge of pie, it perfectly marks the intersection at the Y-junction formed by Broadway and Fifth Avenue. I have yet to figure out what business is going on in the building.
This Big Apple is genuinely crunchy. Composed of fascinating myriad sights and sounds, it is no doubt one of the best cities in the world. Whether you're on the theatrical Broadway or the most photographed Times Square, the ambience is enough to convince you that your trip planning is well worth your while.
Favorite thing:
Time Square
The Times Square was named after the New York Times tower in 1904. With the new subways, thousands of commuters came to the 42nd street to watch the Broadway shows, and the entire area flourished to become a Theater District.
The annual New Year's Eve ball dropping event was a tradition that started with the Times celebrating its move in with a huge fire display and the dropping of an illuminated ball.
Check up the Times Square official website for the latest info:
Favorite thing:
Hang out in Times Square. After you hit all the shops and restaraunts and take all your pictures of the ad's just stand on the island that splits Broadway at 43rd street and watch it all happen!! And check out the HOT cops!!!
Fondest memory: My favorite thing was just walking around with my best friend, bundled up as much as we could be since it was 9 degrees and stopping in Starbucks every couple blocks to get warm. I always miss the subways!!! I miss not having to drive everyday, and just people watching and seeing how different we all are.
Fondest memory: Let's admit it: New York City is intense! Dazzling neon lights flash at Times Sqaure; the theaters are world class; the museums have a collection Sotheby's and Christie drool for; the nightlife reaches till dawn; the locals have an air of confidence that seems impenetrable and above all she proved to be one of the earliest cities to embrace multicultural harmony.
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Waukesha domestic violence investigation turns out to be 'rough sex'
Acts were seen through live streaming on PlayStation 4
What was thought to be a video of domestic violence in the City of Waukesha turned out to be consensual rough sex streamed live through a PlayStation 4 U-Stream. But before the error was discovered, multiple cities and detectives investigated.
The strange incident began when Capt. Ron Oremus of the Waukesha Police Department received a voice mail from a news station in Madison asking whether police knew about a live streaming video in which a man was physically abusing a woman for a significant period of time.
An Internet director at the news station told Oremus that the incident was streaming live through PlayStation 4 U-Stream. Through using the profile information from the PlayStation site and with research on other social media sites such as Facebook, the news station thought it knew who the suspect was.
The station sent Oremus an email with the information, which included a couple of YouTube links showing clips of the recorded video. Two additional emails were received later from individuals who had either seen or learned of the video.
Detective Dave Carpenter, who specializes in digital forensics, contacted YouTube and Facebook to obtain more information and learned the identity of the alleged victim.
He also learned that she had ankle surgery within the past couple of weeks.
"This coincided with the crutches in the background from the video and with the possibility that the victim appeared to be in a 'drugged' state," Oremus' incident report noted.
Police were able to track down a man and woman at a Waukesha apartment — but that's where the twist in the story came, when the two gave consistent stories and said their behavior in the video was consensual.
According to Oremus' incident report, the woman said she likes "rough sex" and again said that everything that happened in the video was consensual.
She was adamant that she was there of her own free will and not being held against her will, the report indicates.
According to the report, the female said she did not sustain any injuries and there wasn't any evidence of any injuries.
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Do yachting and racing mix? Yes, when powerboat veteran Gene Weeks, his wife, Paula and yacht builder, Cheoy Lee Shipyards, join the Powerboat P1 Superstock Series.
When the venerable Cheoy Lee Motoryachts took advantage of the market evolution from super-yachts to smaller, sleeker Express Yachts, the company tapped the expertise of Gene Weeks who raced and had helped build brands like Donzi and Statement. Weeks and his wife, a mechanical and motorsports-savvy woman, moved to Doumen, China for two years to help design and build Cheoy Lee's new Alpha Series. The 76' and 87' Express Yachts are part of a new genre of luxury performance boats, designed for power-seekers, who enjoy the comforts of sumptuous salons, cabins, galleys and en suite state rooms. Plus, Cheoy Lee delivers power ranging from twin 1,200 MTU with pod drives to C32 1,900 HP Caterpillars with ZF V-Drives, boosting its sleek styling to high speeds.
Appealing to this market segment, Weeks looked to racing's P1 Superstock series, featuring identical racing/recreational vee-bottom boats, powered with single Evinrude 250HO engines to "race on Saturday, play on Sunday."
The CL-Alpha.com boat, with the Weeks husband-wife at the helm, raised awareness at the series' first race in Stuart, Florida, and the company decided to continue the sponsorship through 2013 to complement its Fort Lauderdale sales/marketing office.
"The powerboat market is the perfect audience for Cheoy Lee's Alpha Series," said Weeks. "The boat's nimble handling is akin to the feel of a Vee-bottom performance boat. Boaters who like power enjoy the sensation of the big diesels, and still accommodate the family's appreciation for luxurious amenities. An Express Sport Motoryacht keeps everyone happy!"
The 28', 2-4 seat, open-cockpit CL -Alpha.com P1 Panther boat, built by Mystic Powerboats, is seen at the Cheoy Lee sales office, almost as a tender for the Alpha other Cheoy Lee Yachts. Known for expertise, Cheoy Lee is new to racing, but not to boat building; started in 1870, the company has grown and expanded around the world, exporting commercial vessels and 100'+ yachts, mainly to the U.S. market. "'Made in China' has new meaning when you see Cheoy Lee's intricate designs and fastidious building standards," Weeks said, who dedicated his past two years to bringing the Alpha Series Sport Motoryacht to fruition, examining what features to include and achieving the design excellence demanded by Cheoy Lee, and the luxury marine industry. "An Express Yacht is a big step up from a powerboat, but a logical progression for this generation of performance boater," he explained. "We feel confident that the Superstock Series, with its European, upscale influence, provides ideal exposure for Cheoy Lee—especially since the races are along Florida's boater-friendly East Coast and aired on Fox Sunsports TV."
The CL-Alpha.com boat will compete in the Powerboat P1 Superstock schedule of weekend racing activities and multiple heats. The first race was a thriller for all participants while the second race in Daytona was cancelled due to hazardous weather conditions; the last three races will determine the Championship:
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Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference Center
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference Center
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.1/10
116 Park Avenue West
Mansfield, OH 44902
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference Center
A prime downtown location, on-site dining and an indoor pool are just some of the features that Priceline guests appreciate at Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference Center.
Hotel Features
The 106 rooms of the six-floor Holiday Inn all feature a colorful contemporary decor, free local calls and morning newspapers, cable TV and work desks. Suites have kitchenettes and living areas with sofa beds. Room service is available. The hotel's restaurant is just right for a satisfying breakfast, or dinner and drinks in the evening. A heated indoor pool and hot tub are complemented by a sunny seating area. Working travelers will appreciate the high-speed internet connection and staffed business center. Other amenities include a fitness room, a gift shop, event facilities and free on-site parking.
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In the center of downtown Mansfield next to the historic Renaissance Theatre, Holiday Inn is within a five-minute walk of restaurants and Richland Carrousel Park. Richland Mall is four miles west. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is 70 miles away, and Port Columbus International Airport is 68 miles from the hotel.
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With its "convenient" location in the center of downtown Mansfield, an on-site restaurant, an indoor pool and an "extremely pleasant staff," Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference Center is a "wonderful place to stay" according to Priceline guests.
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You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply.For any Room Including Breakfast: The Rate includes a coupon redeemable for breakfast in the hotel restaurant. Limit 20 US dollars per room per day. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Mansfield-Conference CenterOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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Come to LittWorld 2015, the only international Christian publishing conference of its kind. Join more than 200 professionals from Asia, Africa, Europe, North and Latin America and the Middle East. All Christian writers, editors, graphic designers, publishers and booksellers are welcome. Gain intensive training on strategic publishing-related topics. Men and women from 94 countries have participated in the triennial conference since it began in 1986.
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I bought these to drill some holes in cinder block. They did just fine for that purpose. I did have the quick change part come off of the bit (it is just pinched on there, not a milled part of the shank or anything), but I just chucked the bit minus the quick change part back in the drill and kept going. Worked fine for what I needed it to do. Not sure how it would do in concrete.
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I know... at the price I should not have expected more but I have purchased quite a few items from HF and have been very happy. These bits are hollow shanked. They will bend, break and twist apart and this is with minimal use. Sorry but a complete waste of money!
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Newer set is quite good
By commander faschisto
from Oklahoma City OK
Comments about Drill Master Quick Change Masonry Drill Bit Set 5 Pc:
The newest sets of these that are in the retail stores are WAY better quality than the pictured ones here. Solid shanks, brazed tips, etc. The new ones have polished shanks and come in a dark color and red package. No problems with my set, so far.
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By Brian
from Oregon
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Whoa!! Make sure they are straight!
By Suburban
from Media, PA
I put the bit in an existing hole and pulled the trigger on the drill. I got a bad wobble, and immediately stopped. The bit was bent. Badly. Fortunately, I didn't do too much damage, and was able to straighten the bit and continue. I bought the set at a local HF store, and they came in a blister pack with a blue and yellow paperboard insert.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Cheap is cheap
By Bart
from Boynton Beach, FloridaNone
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Purchased the set because I needed a particular size to mount a hose reel to a concrete block wall.The bit started "wandering" immediately becaue it was not not mounted squarely in the hex shank. It considered this set a use it once and throw it away but I did not get to the use it once stage.
Not good for drilling into concrete slab
By shovelrider
from Harvest Alabama
I wanted to drill holes in my slab to put down flooring transition strips and only could get 3 holes about 1 1/4'' deep before the bit was wore out. Purchased a different brand/design bit and completed the job with just the one bit.
Totally worthless bits
By Palmdata
from Knoxville, TN
Even for the money, these bits are useless. All three bits I tried to use straight from the package were bent and wobbled! Was unable to get any to drill straight. The others wouldn't drill into brick after 20 minutes of drilling. Don't waste your time or money with these. Mostly happy with HF items, but these aren't worth the blister package they come in.
Save your money
By Minnesota Tom
from Minnesota
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I literally got one hole drilled into concrete before the tip rounded right off.
Totally Worthless
By Ben
from Huntsville, AL
These bits are totally worthless. Would not drill into concrete at all. I tried three different bits. Two bent and the other just would not drill. I changed to my regular Black and Decker bits and had no problems. Be sure to keep your receipt, because if you decide to puchase you will be bring them back.
By bobthebuilder
from 7095
had to drill 2 holes for bluescrews into old basment floor 1/2 inch deep.figured these bits would last 2 holes.drilled one 1/2 inch deep hole, before the bit rounded over, and then cracked in half.bits look very cheap, like they are press fit together.
Can't believe HF sells this garbage.
By Jason
from Fremont, CA
Not straight out of the package (blister pack, blue and white backboard).After drilling one hole the drill bit spins in the hex collet. Was able to pull the drill out of the hex section bare handed. It appears that the bit is held in the hex section with a single dimple. Worthless worthless product. It's going back. even though it was only about $2.50.
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