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11 West 53rd Street (between 5th/6th Avenues), New York
Normal Entry Price: Adult $25.00
Normal Entry Price: Child $0.00
The world's leading museum of modern art offers a rich program of exhibitions at 11 West 53rd Street. Collection highlights include paintings by such modern masters as Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet and Jackson Pollock. Daily film and video screenings and gallery talks are free with admission. Extensive MoMA Bookstore and MoMA Design Store.New York Pass grants you free admission to the Museum Of Modern Art, as well as entry to 90 more Attractions in New York City.
Free 250 Page guidebook
New York Tourist Map
New York City Subway Map
Hop-on Hop-off Bus Map
Open 7 days a week 10:30am – 5:30pmFriday 10:30 am – 8:00 pmThe Museum is closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
The New York Pass grants you free admission to the Museum.
Feinstein's/54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, offers an unforgettable New York nightlife experience, combining performances by Broadway's best with world class dining in an elegant setting.
254 W 54th Street, Cellar
New York, NY 10019
Between Broadway and 8th Ave.
(646) 476-3551
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum, located at the World Trade Center, honors the 2,983 people killed in the attacks of September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993.
180 Greenwich St.
World Trade Center
New York, NY 10007
Normal Entry Price: Adult $24.00Normal Entry Price: Child $15.00
The 9/11 Tribute Museum offers visitors a historic timeline, celebrates the community, honors the aftermath of rescue and recovery, and shares a personal memorial tribute from 9/11 families.
92 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10006.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $15.00Normal Entry Price: Child $5.00
Delve deep into the dynamic Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bushwick and Williamsburg through an exploration of their vibrant street art.
Union Square (in front of the Starbucks at the intersection of East 15th Street and 4th Avenue)
Normal Entry Price: Adult $35.00Normal Entry Price: Child $28.00
The American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest and most innovative natural history museums in the world. Journey through the universe in the spectacular Rose Center for Earth and Space.
Central Park West at West 79th Street, New York, NY 10024
212 769-5200
Normal Entry Price: Adult $22.00Normal Entry Price: Child $12.50
Broadway Shows, Concerts, sporting events and more!
723 Seventh Ave, Suite 902, New York, NY 10019
212 307 7050
If you're looking for the ultimate shopping experience, this is it – the world's largest discount camera and video electronics superstore.
34th Street at Ninth Avenue, New York, NY 10001
212 444-6615
If you want to discover stand-up comedy, there's no better place to come to than New York City!
Book onine at BestComedyTickets.com Various NYC venues available.
(646) 934-6365
Come see why everyone's talking about Brooklyn! Prepare for a relaxed stroll through trendy Williamsburg, a laid-back district of boutique shops, restaurants and restored lofts.
167 North 7th Street
(Between Bedford Ave
& Driggs Ave)
Brooklyn NY 11211
(866) 431-5393
Normal Entry Price: Adult $32.00Normal Entry Price: Child $20.00
The open-top Big Bus sightseeing tour is the most enjoyable and convenient way to see New York! You'll see famous landmarks such as the iconic Empire State Building to the new One World Trade Center. Tickets are valid for 1 day with your New York Pass.
Big Bus Welcome Center
712 7th Ave. Between 47th & 48th St.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $59.00Normal Entry Price: Child $49.00
Explore bike friendly New York City on a scenic and historic bike ride!
Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport
(South Street & Fulton Street) or Pier 84 at Hudson River Park
(12th Ave. & W. 43rd St)
(917) 440 9094
Normal Entry Price: Adult $44.00Normal Entry Price: Child $25.00
When you visit the legendary Bloomingdale's flagship store at 59th Street and Lexington Avenue, you'll know why New Yorkers say "It's Like No Other Store in the World".
1000 Third Avenue (between 59th/60th Streets), New York, NY 10022
212 705-2000
At Bond 45, in the heart of Times Square, you'll find yourself surrounded by New York City glamour and history.
154 West 45th Street
(between 6th and 7th Avenues)
New York, NY 10036
(212) 869-4545
Bowlmor Lanes Times Square is 90,000 square feet of fun and excitement!
222 West 44th Street
between 7th and 8th Avenues
(212) 680-0012
Explore Belmont and Arthur Avenue, known as New York's culinary center for authentic Italian bakeries, butcher shops, fish markets, specialty stores and more.
Meeting place: We meet at the Grand Central Station entrance located near the intersection of Park Ave and East 42nd St across the street from the Pershing Square Café in Manhattan.
1-800-258-7359 (automated message)
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, called the premier horticultural attraction in the region by The New York Times, is New York City's natural wonder.
900 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225
718 623-7200
Normal Entry Price: Adult $12.00
See Brooklyn Bridge, Park and Greenway with New York City's premier local bike rental provider, Bike Rent NYC! Our seasoned tour guides make visiting lower Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge more fun and interesting.
145 Nassau Street
New York, NY 10038
@ Park Row and Beekman Street near City Hall
Fulton Street Train Station
(212) 767-1773 / (917) 283-2453
Normal Entry Price: Adult $49.00Normal Entry Price: Child $35.00
Come see the beauty and history of lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge at an easy pace with one of New York's best tour guides.
Departure Location 110 South Street (one block from Seaport), New York, NY, 10038
Normal Entry Price: Adult $24.00Normal Entry Price: Child $24.00
Brooklyn Children's Museum, founded in 1899, is the world's first museum for kids.
145 Brooklyn Avenue (at St. Marks Avenue), Brooklyn, NY 11213
Normal Entry Price: Adult $9.00Normal Entry Price: Child $9.00
The Brooklyn Historical Society, founded in 1863, is a renowned urban history center with unparalleled collections and an extraordinary library.
128 Pierrepont Street (at the corner of Clinton Street), Brooklyn, NY 11201
718 222-4111
Normal Entry Price: Adult $10.00
The Brooklyn Museum is the second largest art museum in the United States, and one of the premier art institutions in the world.
200 Eastern Parkway, (at Washington Avenue), Brooklyn, NY 11238
718 638-5000
Normal Entry Price: Adult $16.00
Buca di Beppo serves authentic Italian cuisine in an eclectic, vintage setting and is the perfect place for a great meal at a great value.
1540 Broadway
Entrance on 45th between Broadway & 6th
New York, NY 10036
Share the magic of this world-famous concert hall and discover the century-old musical legacy left by the world's greatest artists.
881 Seventh Avenue (at 57th Street), New York, NY 10019
Normal Entry Price: Adult $17.00Normal Entry Price: Child $12.00
See more of Central Park with New York City's premier local bike rental provider Central Park Bicycle Rentals & Tours (aka Bike Rent NYC).
Tours depart from Central Park Bicycle Rentals & Tours at 203 West 58th Street.
203 West 58th Street
New York, NY 10019
@ 7th Ave & near Columbus Circle
59th Street Station
(212) 541-8759 / (917) 283-2453
Experience the full grandeur of Central Park from a cyclist's perspective.
56 West 56th Street
Between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
New York NY 10019
Normal Entry Price: Adult $45.00Normal Entry Price: Child $45.00
If you are looking for a romantic and fun thing to do in New York, our central park carriage rides are the perfect way to impress by seeing the most glorious park in the world!
56 West 56th Street
New York, NY 10019
Our tours, depart daily for a two hour excursion through the rich foliage, historic buildings, landmarks and cultural history of Central Park.
Departure Location: 56 West 56th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenue), New York, NY, 10019
Climb aboard this fun express ride to view the Statue of Liberty from the unique perspective of the waterfront and learn more about New York's historic skyline.
89 South Street Seaport, Pier 16, NY, NY 10028
Normal Entry Price: Adult $31.00Normal Entry Price: Child $19.00
Circle Line is billed as 'America's Favorite Boat Ride'. Cruise past some of New York's most memorable landmarks on the 2.5 hour 'Best of NYC' cruise, the new 2 hour 'Hello Brooklyn' cruise, the dazzling 2 hour 'Harbor Lights' sunset cruise and more.
Pier 83, West 42nd Street at 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10036.
212 563-3200
Normal Entry Price: Adult $41.00Normal Entry Price: Child $27.00
Join us for a shipboard experience you will remember for all of your life.
Clipper City is located next to Battery Park Gardens Restaurant at the South end of State Street on the Hudson River.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $39.00Normal Entry Price: Child $17.00
Broadway, Sports & Entertainment tickets, Dinner/Show Packages, Hotel/Theater Packages, Spirit Dinner Cruises, Helicopter Sightseeing and more!
New York Hilton - 53rd St. & 6th Ave.
Sheraton New York 53rd St. & 7th Ave.
New Yorker Hotel - 34th St. & 8th Ave.
Waldorf Hotel - 49th St. & Park Ave.
Hotel Pennsylvania - 33rd St. & 7th Ave.
(212) 944-8910
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum is the nation's only museum dedicated to historical and contemporary design, with a collection of over 210,000 design objects spanning thirty centuries.
2 East 91st Street
(between 5th and Madison Avenues)
New York, New York 10128
A health food and juice bar, a grab-and-go snack spot providing nutritious smoothies, vitamin-packed juices, healthy baked goods, and probiotic-rich frozen yogurts.
Madison Ave (Midtown)
11 Madison Ave (at 24th St)
New York, NY 10010
Theatre District (World Wide Plaza)
357 West 49th St.
New York, NY 10019
Dave & Buster's is the ONLY place in Times Square to Eat, Drink, Play & Watch Sports! Eat the latest chef-crafted dishes. Drink with friends at one of our bars. Play the hottest interactive games.
234 West 42nd Street, 3rd floor.
New York, NY 10036
(646) 495-2015
Bringing together delicious, affordable fare and top-notch service in a fun atmosphere, David Burke at Bloomingdale's is satisfying the cravings of the city's most discerning shoppers, visitors and residents.
1000 Third Avenue
(between 59th & 60th Streets)
New York, NY 10022
(212) 705-3800
Deno's Wonder Wheel is a world famous NYC Landmark attraction. Built in 1920, and in continuous operation with a perfect safety record.
1025 Boardwalk,
Denos D. Vourderis Place (W.12th St.)
Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York 11224
718 372 2592
Normal Entry Price: Adult $8.00
The Dyckman Farmhouse Museum is a visual treat for everyone who looks up and sees it perched above Broadway at 204th Street.
4881 Broadway at 204th Street
New York, NY 10034
Normal Entry Price: Adult $1.00
Dylan's Candy Bar was founded in 2001 by Dylan Lauren and is renown for merging the worlds of art, fashion and pop culture with candy.
1011 Third Ave. (at 60th Street)
(646) 735-0078
El Museo del Barrio, New York's leading Latino cultural institution, welcomes visitors of all backgrounds to discover the artistic landscape of Latino, Caribbean, and Latin American cultures.
El Museo del Barrio
1230 Fifth Avenue at 104th St.
New York, NY 10029
Normal Entry Price: Adult $9.00
Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, the Empire State Building Experience is so much more than just a view.
350 Fifth Avenue
(between 33rd/34th Streets),
New York, NY 10118
(212) 736-3100
Normal Entry Price: Adult $34.00Normal Entry Price: Child $27.00
WindowsWear's Fashion Window Walking Tour is NYC's premiere fashion tour.
Departs from the NYC Center located inside Macy's Herald Square. 101 West 34th Street, NY, NY 10001. Entrance at 34th Street and Broadway
Normal Entry Price: Adult $34.99Normal Entry Price: Child $34.99
The FDNY Fire Zone is a multimedia fire safety learning center where people of all ages will have fun learning lifesaving lessons from one of New York's Bravest.
34 West 51st Street
at Rockefeller Center
between 5th & 6th Ave
New York, NY 10020
(212) 698-4520
Normal Entry Price: Adult $6.00Normal Entry Price: Child $6.00
See and taste New York like a New Yorker! To experience a culture you must experience its cuisine and since New York is the melting pot of the world its vast array of cuisines is its shared culture.
For guaranteed tour space it is strongly recommended that you book your tickets before you arrive in New York. Call the same day information line (press #1) after 9am for walk-up availability but tours have limited capacity and do not run every day. You can easily book your Food on Foot tour for free at http://www.foodonfoottours.com/nyp. Please read the entire page before you place your order.
1-631-491-0326Press #1 for updated availability.Press #2 for office or to leave a message.Press #3 for general meeting point information.Press #4 for guided tour dates.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $49.00Normal Entry Price: Child $49.00
Fraunces Tavern® Museum is a complex of five buildings with nine galleries, including the famous Long Room where George Washington bade farewell to officers of the Continental Army on December 4th, 1783.
54 Pearl St. (Corner of Broad St)
Normal Entry Price: Adult $7.00Normal Entry Price: Child $4.00
Discover an exciting world of graffiti taggers and street artists while viewing some of the most visually incredible murals in New York City.
30 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11237
In 1913, Cornelius Vanderbilt created a colossal, 49-acre "city within a city" of concrete, steel, and limestone called Grand Central Terminal.
89 East 42 St, (42nd St. and Park Ave.)
New York, NY 10017
Pick up audio tour headsets at the specially marked ticket windows on the main Concourse.
(917) 566-0008
Normal Entry Price: Adult $9.00Normal Entry Price: Child $7.00
Greenwich Village earned a reputation as a magnet for bohemians and intellectuals.
Corner of Waverly Place and 6th Ave by Duane Reade & Starbucks stores.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $35.00Normal Entry Price: Child $35.00
Food Network's celebrity chef, Guy Fieri introduces Guy's American Kitchen & Bar to Times Square's Theatre District.
220 West 44th Street
(between 7th and 8th Ave)
New York, NY 10036
If it's Wednesday, it's Gospel in Harlem. Join us for a neighborhood walking tour followed by an hour of musical and spiritual uplifting!
502 West 142nd Street, First Floor
Normal Entry Price: Adult $25.00Normal Entry Price: Child $25.00
Hard Rock International and the New York Yankees have joined to create the ultimate music and sports experience for fans – Hard Rock Cafe Yankee Stadium.
One East 161st St, Gate 6, Bronx, NY 10451
Each neighborhood - distinctive, with its own story to tell!
W 145th St. & St. Nicholas Ave (In front of Capital One Bank)
(917) 583-4109, (212)939-9201
Visit Harlem with its bountiful history, culture, and cornucopia of architectural styles from the Gothic Cathedral of St. John the Divine, to the colonial Morris Jumel Mansion, and the elegant brownstones of upscale Sugar Hill and Strivers Row.
Tours depart from 690 Eighth Avenue (between 43rd/44th Streets), New York, NY
212 391 0900
Havana Central presents a portal to Cuba's golden era, when life on the island paradise was a continuous party.
151 West 46th Street
(Between 6th & 7th Ave)
(212) 398-7440
Heartland Brewery, NYC's most popular brewpub has produced our city's finest craft lagers and ales since 1995.
Times Square
127 W. 43rd St, New York NY 10036
Tel: 646.366.0235
Empire State Building
350 5th Ave, New York NY 10118
Tel: 212.563.3433
Midtown West
625 8th Ave, New York NY 10018
Tel: 646.214.1000
Union Square
35 Union Square W, New York NY 10003
Tel: 212.645.3400
HB Burger
127 West 43rd St., New York NY 10036
Tel: 212.575.5848
Come take a walk on the High Side! Join us for a fun filled adventure on NYC's only elevated park known as the Highline!
Meeting location: Near the corner of 15th Street and 9th Ave. Just outside the front entrance of Chelsea Market. Closest subway is A,C,E and L at 14th Street/8th Ave.
This tour will feature viewing the major monuments 20th century American architecture and exploring the history of the communities in the Midtown area.
Meeting Place: North West corner of 42nd Street and 1st Avenue, near Ralph Bunch Park, across the street from United Nations Complex
Historic Richmond Town is a remarkable village and museum that encompasses four centuries of the history and culture of Staten Island.
441 Clarke Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10306
718 351-1611
Normal Entry Price: Adult $8.00Normal Entry Price: Child $5.00
Hudson River Sightseeing's full-day bike rental provides you with all the ingredients for the ultimate New York City bike adventure – a map, helmet, chain-lock, and basket for your convenience.
Bike Pick Up Location
455 12th avenue, (39th street)
Pier 78, New York, NY 10018
(212) 729-4142
Normal Entry Price: Adult $40.00Normal Entry Price: Child $40.00
World Yacht presents Hudson's, New York's newest dining experience, featuring an upscale waterfront restaurant and lounge, sailing along the Hudson River
with spectacular views of the NYC skyline and the majestic Statue of Liberty.
Hudson's at Pier 81
Pier 81 on 41st & 12th Avenue
(212) 630-8840
Hush Tours are the world's only hip hop experiences that use celebrity guides to show and tell the full story behind this 40 year 'young' music & cultural genre.
Hush Tours, Inc.
292 Fifth Avenue,
(between 30th and 31st Streets)
New York, NY 10001
(212) 714-3527
We want to show you the "real-life" drama and comedy of Broadway, the "must-know" history and gossip.
Duffy Square
(at Broadway and 46th Street)
New York, NY 10036
(646) 820-1428
Founded in 1974, the International Center of Photography (ICP) is the world's leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture.
250 Bowery,
New York, NY 10012
(212) 857-0000
Normal Entry Price: Adult $14.00Normal Entry Price: Child $14.00
Built in 1943, the USS Intrepid and her crew have a distinguished history of service including tours of duty in both World War II and Vietnam.
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
West 46th Street & 12th avenue
New York, NY 10036
Normal Entry Price: Adult $24.00Normal Entry Price: Child $19.00
A place of learning and wonder, the Jewish Children's Museum is a unique institution where children and their parents can explore Jewish history.
792 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, NY 11213
(718) 467-0600
Normal Entry Price: Adult $13.00Normal Entry Price: Child $13.00
Located in a unique 19th century church, the country's largest pizzeria is the perfect budget-friendly location for small and large groups to enjoy NY's mouth-watering, famous, thin-crust brick oven pizza.
260 West 44th Street
(between Broadway and 8th Ave.)
New York, NY 10036
(212) 391-7560
This French Steakhouse has a cult following around the world.
590 Lexington Ave.
Corner of 52nd Street
New York, NY 10022
(212) 758-3989
Liberty Helicopters is the largest and most experienced helicopter sightseeing and charter service in NYC with a fleet of 10 Airbus Helicopters.
Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6 and the East River, New York, NY 10004.
212-967-6464 800-542-9933
Luna Park is the new amusement park to be built in iconic Coney Island.
Luna Park at Coney Island
1000 Surf Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11224
Macy's is not only a fashion institution – it's an American icon. Visit the famed Macy's Herald Square, the world's largest store with over 2 million square feet of retail space.
151 West 34th Street (between Broadway & 7th Avenue), New York, NY 10001
212 494-3827
Get up close and personal with your favorite celebrities at Madame Tussauds New York, an interactive attraction containing over 225 incredibly lifelike wax figures.
234 West 42nd Street
(between 7th/ 8th Avenues),
New York, CNY 10036
Normal Entry Price: Adult $37.00Normal Entry Price: Child $30.00
Celebrate Madison Square Garden's Transformation and be a part of New York's Next Defining Moment.
Madison Square Garden, 31st/33rd Streets (between 7th/8th Avenues), New York, NY 10001
Normal Entry Price: Adult $26.95Normal Entry Price: Child $19.95
Mangia is the original Italian farm-to-table eatery serving fresh foods, artfully presented
Mangia Madison: 422 Madison Ave (bet. 48th & 49th St.)
Mangia 57: 50 W57th Street (bet. 5th and 6th Ave)
Mangia Flatiron: 22 W23rd St (bet. 5th and 6th Ave)
MoMA PS1 is one of the oldest and largest nonprofit contemporary art institutions in the United States.
22-25 Jackson Ave,
Long Island City,
Queens, NY 11101 at the intersection of Jackson Ave and 46th Ave.
(718) 784-2084
Among the prominent inhabitants of Morris-Jumel Mansion (MJM), none is more famous than George
Washington who stayed at Morris-Jumel Mansion in 1776 when his troops forced a British retreat during the Battle of Harlem Heights.
65 Jumel Terrace,
(Near 160th St. & St. Nicholas Ave.)
New York, 10032 NY
Normal Entry Price: Adult $5.00
Described as "gasp-inducing" by The New York Times, the Museum is housed in the 1887 Eldridge Street Synagogue, a magnificent National Historic Landmark that has been meticulously restored.
12 Eldridge St. (between Canal and Division)
New York, NY 10002
Normal Entry Price: Adult $12.00Normal Entry Price: Child $10.00
The Museum of American Finance is the nation's only public museum dedicated to America's finances and financial history.
48 Wall Street (corner of William St.)
New York, NY
(212) 908-4110
Explore the broad tapestry of Jewish life in the 20th and 21st centuries—before, during, and after the Holocaust.
36 Battery Place
New York, NY 10280
(646) 437-4202
The world's leading museum of modern art offers a rich program of exhibitions at 11 West 53rd Street.
Normal Entry Price: Adult $25.00
The essential introduction to New York City, the Museum of the City of New York explores the past, present, and future of New York through groundbreaking exhibitions that offer a behind-the-scenes look at what gives the city its singular character.
1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street
New York, NY 10029
(212) 534-1672
Normal Entry Price: Adult $14.00
Founded in 1977, the New Museum is New York City's premier destination for contemporary art.
235 Bowery at Prince Street
New York, NY 10002
(212) 219-1222
The New York Botanical Garden, one of America's foremost public gardens, spans 250 acres and includes 48 different gardens and plant collections.
200th Street & Kazimiroff Blvd., Bronx, NY 10458
718 817-8700
Normal Entry Price: Adult $25.00Normal Entry Price: Child $10.00
With more than 450 interactive exhibits, The New York Hall of Science is New York's only hands-on science and technology center.
47-01 111th Street, Queens, NY 11368
718 699 0005
Normal Entry Price: Adult $15.00Normal Entry Price: Child $12.00
A trip to New York would not be complete without a visit to the New-York Historical Society, where four centuries of history, art and artifacts tell the story of America through the lens of New York.
170 Central Park West ( 77th St)
New York,NY 10024
(212) 873-3400
Normal Entry Price: Adult $20.00Normal Entry Price: Child $6.00
Housed in a historic 1936 IND subway station in Brooklyn Heights, and easily accessible by subway.
New York Transit Museum Corner of Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn Heights
Normal Entry Price: Adult $7.00Normal Entry Price: Child $5.00
New York Visions Sightseeing Tours let you discover the charming and distinctive neighborhoods of Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn.
212 391-0900
The only harbor cruise that lets you hop off, explore, and hop on again!
Pier 79 at 39th St., NY
212 742 1969
Enjoy the beautiful sounds of a famous NYC Gospel choir, learn the history of Gospel music and view gorgeous Brooklyn homes and churches during this tour.
We meet in front of Trinity Church
located at 79 Broadway, at the
intersection of Wall Street and
Broadway, Manhattan, 10006
Normal Entry Price: Adult $45.00Normal Entry Price: Child $36.00
Learn about the dramatic history of slavery and the Underground Railroad in NYC
Bowling Green and Broadway in Manhattan (In front of the Native American Museum).
Tours depart and return in Downtown
1-800-258-7359Have a question about this tour? Email email@example.com
Enjoy a beautiful stroll through New York's most famous backdrop as you pass countless TV and movie locations on our Central Park TV & Movie Sites walking tour.
Tour departs in front of the N/R subway station on 59th St (Central Park South) between 5th & 6th Aves.
Take a TV & movie bus tour to follow in the footsteps of your favorite TV and movie characters on one of our themed tours.
All tours depart near Times Square.
Exact location provided upon booking.
(212) 209-3370
Take a unique bus tour past the doorsteps of your favorite TV and movie characters on our popular When Harry Met Seinfeld Bus Tour.
Tour departs in front of McGee's Pub at 240 West 55th St (between 8th Ave & Broadway)
Normal Entry Price: Adult $39.00Normal Entry Price: Child $39.00
There's no business like show business, and there's no place like the Planet!
1540 Broadway (at 45th Street), New York, NY 10036
212 333-7827
The Queens Museum of Art is the premier fine arts institution in the borough of Queens.
The New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, NY 11368-3398
718 592-9700
GET AN INSIDERS VIEW of New York's premier entertainment venue, where the biggest names in show business perform.
1260 Avenue of the Americas (6th Avenue between 50th/51st Streets), New York, NY 10019
The Radio City Stage Door Tour is a 75-minute walking tour that departs from Radio City Music Hall.
Ristoranti Settepani, owned by Leah Abraham, is a full hospitality experience focusing on quality and over the past ten years it has evolved into an eclectic and welcoming intersection for long time residents, tourists and the new generation of Harlemites.
196 Lenox Avenue @ 120th Street
New York, NY 10026
(917) 492-4806
Discover the brilliant history behind the art, design and architecture of Rockefeller Center with the Rockefeller Center Tour!
30 Rockefeller Plaza
(guests enter on 50th Street, between 5th & 6th Aves).
New York, NY 10112
212-698-2000 option 5
Normal Entry Price: Adult $17.00Normal Entry Price: Child $17.00
Lower Manhattan has sights, secrets and pleasures beyond the well-know landmarks that can be overlooked. Walk the old 16th century streets and discover here are no square city blocks.
Meet at the red Downtown Alliance information kiosk at Bowling Green
4, 5 to Bowling Green, 1 to South Ferry, R to Whitehall Big Bus stop 11
(646) 588-1501 (Automated Info only)
Normal Entry Price: Adult $35.00Normal Entry Price: Child $15.00
For something different, see Manhattan By Sail! on the 1929 Shearwater, an 82-foot double-masted Great Gatsby Era sailing yacht.
North Cove Marina at Brookfield Place
World Financial Center
Battery Park City, Hudson River
Normal Entry Price: Adult $45.00Normal Entry Price: Child $25.00
Ready for some authentic Big Apple? It doesn't get more real than a visit to SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown where different worlds appear just around the corner.
Spring St & 6 Ave New York, NY 10013
(Meet in the park which is at the southwest corner of the intersection.)
Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece of modern architecture is home to one of the world's finest collections of 20th century art.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue (at 89th Street), New York, NY
212 423-3500
Explore the South Bronx cultural corridor known for its art, culture and vibrant history.
Meeting Place for Tour: In front of the Grand Central Station entrance located near the intersection of Park Ave and East 42nd St across the street from the Pershing Square Café in Manhattan.
(800) 258-7359Have a question about this tour? Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Southern Hospitality-Hell's Kitchen, was co-conceptualized by Justin Timberlake, Eytan Sugarman and Trace Ayala.
645 9th Avenue
45th Street and 9th Avenue
(917) 265-1000
Let the Spirit move you. Spirit Cruises offer lunch and dinner harbor cruises around Manhattan featuring the Statue of Liberty in addition to the dance revue, musical entertainment, and sumptuous buff
Pier 61, Chelsea Piers, West 23rd Street @ Hudson River, New York, NY 10011
The Staten Island Botanical Garden, home of America's first authentic Ming era Chinese Scholar's Garden, includes more than 20 gardens.
1000 Richmond Terrace, Building H, Staten Island, NY 10301
718 273-8200
The Staten Island Children's Museum is a place to exercise minds, bodies and imaginations at New York's only indoor-outdoor interactive museum set in an 84-acre park.
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301
718 273-2060
Normal Entry Price: Adult $8.00Normal Entry Price: Child $8.00
Experience America's pastime through the eyes of the Yankees' stars of tomorrow!
Richmond County Bank Ballpark at St. George
75 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301
(718) 720-9265
Normal Entry Price: Adult $18.00Normal Entry Price: Child $18.00
Visit the Statue of Liberty National Monument and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, both only a short ferry ride from Battery Park.
Statue Cruises Kiosk, Battery Park,
New York, NY 10004
Normal Entry Price: Adult $18.00Normal Entry Price: Child $9.00
Regarded as "one of the best" in New York according to Time Out magazine, the store at the Museum of Sex presents a curated selection of top quality products across various categories allowing customers to further explore their sexuality.
233 Fifth Avenue, at 27th Street
New York, NY 10016
(212) 689-6337
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California Assembly Speaker John Perez recently walked back his controversial edict that news reporters no longer would be allowed to conduct interviews with lawmakers in the back of the Assembly's chambers during floor sessions.
His revised edict restores permission for back-of-the-chamber interviews, but restricts them to a designated location. And Mr. Perez, a Los Angeles Democrat, kept in place his new ban on a longstanding Assembly practice in which reporters were allowed to approach lawmakers at the conclusion of a daily session.
Now, members of the fourth estate will be held back from the Assembly floor until lawmakers have exited stage left or right, as the case might be.
Robin Swanson, the speaker's spokeswoman, told the Sacramento Bee that her boss's aim simply is to bring decorum to the Legislature's lower chamber by reining in noisome journalists.
While that doesn't sound unreasonable, we remain suspicious that Mr. Perez's true goal is to manage news coverage of the Assembly's actions – to the extent that is even possible.
Indeed, maybe restricting reporters to a designated area to conduct interviews during floor sessions will be more decorous and less noisy than the past.
But forbidding reporters to approach lawmakers after floor business is concluded for the day has nothing to do with decorum and everything to do with restricting access to Assembly members.
The extra minutes lawmakers have to exit chambers before reporters are released from their Speaker-mandated sequester enables those who want to avoid reporters for some reason or another to escape without answering questions.
The issue is not just about reporters being able to do their jobs, but also about lawmakers in the state Capitol being both transparent and accountable in how they conduct the people's business.
The media have been in the back of the Assembly chamber, interviewing lawmakers, and have been approaching lawmakers on the Assembly floor after daily sessions, for purposes of keeping the public apprized of what their elected officials are doing.
Speaker Perez has made it more difficult for the Legislature's media corps to cover the Assembly's political and legislative machinations. We urge him to repeal entirely his new rules that restrict freedom of the press.

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I'm not going to lie—I'd never tried a Take 5 candy bar until just a few days ago. When I took my first salty, sweet, insanely delicious bite I immediately wondered what in the heck I had been waiting for. Seriously, what could possibly be wrong with a combination of pretzels, peanuts, peanut butter, caramel, and chocolate? Nothing.
So when it came time to come up with a stellar Super Bowl dessert —because really, it's all about the food—I knew a replication of the Take 5 bar would be a guaranteed knock-it-out-of-the-park success.
And knock out it was! Seriously, this pie is one of the best things I've ever tasted (and I'm not just saying that because I made it.) For the sake of authenticity, I took a bite of a real Take 5 bar immediately after trying a bite of pie, and realized I never wanted to taste the processed version again. To loosely quote Paul Newman, why eat a hamburger when you know you've got steak at home?
I know what you mean, Paul. I know what you mean.
On a side note, I happened to have some extra bacon lying around (because doesn't everybody have extra bacon lying around?), so my fiance, always expected to take things a step further, enjoyed his pie with a couple of extra-crispy slices. He seemed beyond pleased with his porky discovery; as for me, I'll pass on the bacon this time. But just this once.
Prep time: 45 minutes
Total time: 1 hour and 45 minutes
Yields: 10 slices
pretzel crust
4 ounces pretzel sticks, ground finely in a food processor or blender
1 stick (4 ounces) unsalted butter, melted
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
Pinch of salt
caramel sauce
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup water
2 tablespoons corn syrup
3/4 cup heavy cream, warmed
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cubed
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter, melted
1/3 cup warm caramel sauce
1/4 cup coarsely chopped salted peanuts
1 (10 ounce) bag bittersweet chocolate chips, melted
For the crust:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Stir together the ground pretzels, melted butter, sugar, and salt. Press the pretzel mixture firmly into the bottom of a 9-inch pie pan. Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and chill until firm, about 45 minutes to an hour.
For the caramel sauce:
Whisk the sugar, water, and corn syrup in a medium-size heavy saucepan until well combined. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. As it's coming to a boil, dip a pastry brush in water and brush down the sides of the pot to remove any sugar stuck to the sides. Cook the sugar mixture, without stirring, until it becomes a rich caramel color, about 10 minutes. Remove from the heat and slowly whisk in the warmed cream until the caramel sauce is smooth, using caution as the mixture may bubble up. (If the sauce seizes, stir it over low heat until the hardened caramel is melted.) Whisk in the butter and set aside.
For the pie:
Carefully smooth the warmed peanut butter evenly over the bottom of the pretzel crust. Refrigerate for 10 minutes. Drizzle the caramel sauce over the peanut butter layer and gently spread with the back of a spoon. Sprinkle the chopped peanuts over the caramel layer. Refrigerate for another 10 minutes, if necessary. Finish with a smooth layer of melted chocolate. Refrigerate the pie until the chocolate is firm, about 30 minutes. Pie can then remain at room temperature until serving.
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Killer plants fell petsJulie Power
Published: January 14 2013 - 3:00AM
JUST a handful of grapes, onions or macadamia nuts can make dogs very sick, even kill them, says the author of a new 976-page guide to Australia's poisonous plants.
A few lily petals can have the same effect on a cat, and caged birds such as parrots can be felled by a few pecks of avocado flesh.
And don't even get Dr Ross McKenzie, the veterinarian toxicologist who wrote the guide and uncovered many of the surprising poisons, started on the dogs (and one cat) poisoned by eating marijuana and the cocker spaniel killed after eating a 250-gram box of cocoa.
''Some people regard pets as little humans. And they're not … They think, 'If it is good for me, it must be good for my pet', and that's not necessarily true,'' he said.
While these plants made pets sick, Dr McKenzie said the bigger issue was poisonous plants that cost farmers millions in lost livestock and veterinary treatment each year.
One of the most poisonous was the Cooktown ironwood, a native tree that grows in tropical areas. Even a small handful was quite capable of ''rolling over a large animal like a bull in half an hour'', Dr McKenzie said.
Another, he said, was lantana. Most Australians knew it was a weed but not many knew it poisoned and killed cattle, at huge cost.
In southern Australia, weeds such as Paterson's curse and common heliotrope caused cattle to suffer liver failure, the damage building up over several years until they eventually died.
''Toxic Ross'', as his students affectionately call Dr McKenzie, said new poisons were still being discovered, although the pace was slowing.
When it came to the average suburban family, Dr McKenzie said families with toddlers (who tended to put things in their mouths) should keep children away from flowering oleanders (poisonous to humans and cattle), foxgloves and the berries on the fragrant Lily of the Valley.
Australia's Poisonous Plants, Fungi and Cyanobacteria, published by CSIRO, is available at www.publish.csiro.au/pid/6507.htm
This story was found at: http://www.theage.com.au/national/killer-plants-fell-pets-20130113-2cnlr.html


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Minions are expendable allied units that are generated automatically to charge into battle with the purpose of attacking enemy units in the lanes they are assigned.
The blue and purple team minions spawn every 30 seconds from the Nexus in order to support the champions. Minions begin spawning 1 minute 30 seconds after the game has begun. Every 3 minutes the minion waves will grow stronger, with every type of minion gaining different stats. Minions deal 50% increased damage to turrets and deal about 15% reduced damage to enemy champions.
Note: Minions should not be confused with monsters, which are neutral unless attacked and reside in the jungle.
Minions are constructs of the League, used specifically for battle arenas. They aren't sentient. In the earliest days of the League – during their extensive testing phase – there was a rumor that they were using sentient beings as minions. They even supposedly used necromancy to summon skeletal minions to fight as the minions of today do. Such rumors are generally thought to be unsubstantiated.
There are five types of minions that are currently in the game.
Melee minions charge directly towards the closest enemy.
Caster minions attack enemies from a range of 600 with bolts of energy that are the same color as their team's. They deal more damage than their melee counterparts but are otherwise inferior.
Siege minions attack enemies from a range of 450 with cannon balls. They receive 30% less damage from turrets. Siege minions have most health and deal most damage from the regular wave minions.
Anti-turret cannon
A siege minion that is promoted turns in to a Anti-turret cannon (ATC) thus gaining increased attack speed, armor, magic resistance, health and its kills donate the gold to its promoter. ATC's are the best and strongest among the regular minions.
A Super minion is spawned in each wave to a lane in which the enemy inhibitor is destroyed. They will continue spawning until the inhibitor respawns, which takes four minutes. It replaces the wave's siege minion and, similarly to it, it takes 30% less damage from turrets. They deal more damage and have more health than any other minion, but have the lowest armor and magic resistance.
Minions and turrets will only deviate from their standard behavior to come to the aid of an ally under duress. Whenever any unit is under attack, it generates a 'call for help'. Minions and turrets have slightly different reactions to a call for help.
Under normal circumstances, a minion's behavior is simple. Minions follow their attack route until they reach an enemy to engage. Every few seconds, they will scan the area around them for the highest priority target. When a minion receives a call for help from an ally, it will evaluate its current target in relation to the target designated by the call. It will switch its attack to the new target if and only if the new target is of a higher priority than their current target. Minions prioritize targets in the following order:
- An enemy champion designated by a call for help from an allied champion. (Enemy champion attacking an Allied champion)
- An enemy minion designated by a call for help from an allied champion. (Enemy minion attacking an Allied champion)
- An enemy minion designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy minion attacking an Allied minion)
- An enemy turret designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy turret attacking an Allied minion)
- An enemy champion designated by a call for help from an allied minion. (Enemy champion attacking an Allied minion)
- The closest enemy minion.
- The closest enemy champion.
Because they are continuously reevaluating their target, minions will lose interest in an enemy champion if that champion breaks off an engagement with them, provided that there is any other target left for them to choose within range.
Minions will only reevaluate their target every few seconds. This means that if a champion initiates an attack against an enemy champion, the attacking champion will continue to be viewed as the most threatening target for a short time after they have broken off the attack. This is true even if one of their allied champions has joined the fight, since minions always prioritize their current target over a new target of equal priority. If a targeted champion leaves the minions' sight, the minions will automatically reevaluate their target and will carry on walking or attacking something else.
Lane Management and Last Hitting Tips
Although experience is given any time a champion is in a certain range of a minion that dies, a champion may only receive the gold if that champion delivered the killing blow. Landing the final autoattack on minions is referred to as last hitting in the League of Legends community. It is the best way to pick up the minion's bounty without pushing the lane much. Constantly autoattacking minions always pushes the lane, which leaves the champion more vulnerable to attacks from junglers. Champions can also use their abilities to last hit, however, having an ability on cooldown or even having to spend a resource (e.g. Mana) always puts you into a disadvantage. When choosing to use an ability to last hit, this should always be taken into account. As killing minions (creep score or CS) is generally the only way to gain gold in lane beyond gold over time (because kills and assists are not guaranteed), it is considered very important.
Freezing a lane is essentially stopping the enemy minions from pushing the lane any further than it already is. It is generally used in combination with zoning to keep enemy champions from experience and minions and allow a jungler to gank. Keep in mind that freezing a lane will leave a greater amount of enemy minions than allied minions and can mean a significant amount of extra damage in any all-ins or sustained trades. The first condition for this tactic to work, the enemy minions must already be pushing. Generally, one can leave a few extra enemy minions (about half a minion wave or three is good, preferably ranged minions). You may have to tank a few minion hits to keep the lane from pushing in between minion waves.
- If the champions do not interfere in the battle, one team of minions will eventually win the game. Which team will win is completely random, depending on which team focuses the enemy minions better.
- When minions scan for a target, it is possible for a champion to pick up aggro multiple times from a minion. Minions can constantly pick up aggro from you and can follow you through the jungle.
Patch history
- Damage from lane minions to champions reduced by about 15%.
- Personal score on Dominion: minion kill reward increased to 2 points from 1.
- Fixed a bug where minions were not properly displaying stat growth over time.
- Cannon minions now spawn every 2 waves after 35 minutes instead of 20.
- Cannon minions and super minions now reduce turret damage by 50%, down from 65%.
- Minions now deal 50% more damage to turrets, down from 60%.
- Minions now deal 60% more damage to turrets, up from 40%.
- Melee minion magic resist now increases by 1.25 per 3 minutes, up from 0.5.
- Ranged minion armor now increases by 1.25 per 3 minutes, up from 0.5.
- Cannon minions:
- Armor and magic resist now increase by 3 per 3 minutes, up from 0.5.
- After 20 minutes, cannon minions now spawn every 2 waves, up from every 3 waves.
- Cannon minions and super minions now reduce turret damage by 65%, up from 50%.
- Fixed a tooltip bug with cannon minions and super minions.
- Removed mana from all inhibitor minions.
- Twisted Treeline super minions:
- Health increased to 1200 from 1000.
- Base damage increased by 30.
- Gold from minion kills increased by 3 for all minions.
- Melee minions:
- Gain 2 additional armor every 3 minutes.
- Gain 0.5 additional magic resist every 3 minutes.
- Gold bounty increased to 22 from 20 on Summoner's Rift and to 26 from 24 on Twisted Treeline.
- Caster minions:
- Gain 0.5 additional armor every 3 minutes.
- Gain 2 additional magic resist every 3 minutes.
- Gold bounty increased to 16 from 14 on Summoner's Rift and to 19 from 17 on Twisted Treeline.
- Cannon minions:
- Gain 2 additional armor every 3 minutes.
- Gain 2 additional magic resist every 3 minutes.
- Gold bounty increased to 27 from 25 on Summoner's Rift and to 19 from 17 on Twisted Treeline.
- Super minion gold bounty increased to 27 from 25 on Summoner's Rift and to 32 from 30 on Twisted Treeline.
- Improved minion turning when they appear from fog of war.
- Twisted Treeline:
- Melee minion gold per kill increased to 24 from 22.
- Super minions:
- Health increased by 200.
- Damage increased by 20.
- Fixed minion pathfinding.
- Minion kills now display the correct values.
- Super minion movement speed aura removed.
- Minions no longer clear the player's bounty.
- Super minions and cannon minions now have new portraits.
- Cannon minion health boost per 3 minutes increased to 27 from 25.
- Super minion magic resist reduced to -30 from 0.
- Minion corpses now fade out when they disappear instead of popping.
- Super minions:
- Base health reduced to 1500 from 2000.
- Health scaling increased to reach the current values at 30 minutes (exceeding it past that mark).
- Base damage reduced to 180 from 250.
- Damage scaling increased to reach the current values at 30 minutes (exceeding it past that mark).
- Super minions:
- Health scaling increased to 150 from 100 every 180 game seconds.
- Added a 30% multiplicative movement speed boost aura with a 800 radius that affects both minions and champions.
- Minions no longer have health or mana regeneration. This will help the game run faster.
- Cannon minions:
- Health increased to 700 from 600.
- Spawn rate increased to every 3 waves from ever 4 waves.
- Fixed a bug with ghost minions. They will no longer be present when you reconnect.
- Siege minions:
- Red and blue cannons now have Turret Shield (receives 50% reduced damage from turrets).
- Red and blue cannons now deal 100% bonus damage to turrets.
- Fixed an issue where minions were not giving players full credit for kills in the announcements.
- Damage minions deal to champions increased to 70% from 60%.
- Inhibitor bonuses:
- Melee minion bonus damage increased to 10 from 8.
- Ranged minion bonus damage increased to 18 from 15.
- Cannon minion bonus damage increased to 25 from 20.
- Added a new passive to mech minions
- Turret Shield: damage taken from turrets is reduced by 50%.
- Brightened the new mech minions and cannon minions.
- Corrected the collision sizes of the new mech minions and cannon minions.
- Removed aura from rider minions.
- Basic minion gold yield growth reduced by 50%.
- Added new rider minion and super minion models.
- Destroying an inhibitor no longer causes the enemy team to gain less experience and gold from minion kills.
- Duration between minion upgrades increased to 200 from 180.
- Damage minions deal to champions increased to 60% from 50%.
- Minion gold bounty now caps after 30 minutes (10 upgrades).
- New melee and ranged minions for both blue and red teams.
- Super Minions:
- Armor reduced to 40 from 50.
- Critical strike chance reduced to 0 from 10.
- Health reduced to 2500 from 4000.
- Damage increased to 250 from 150.
- Minions should no longer be able to get killing streaks.
- Archer minion health increased to 280 from 260.
- Melee minion health increased to 445 from 425.
- Minions no longer give half gold and experience when you have lost an inhibitor.
- Minion health bars are now brighter.
- Melee minion gold bounty increased to 26 from 22.
- Ranged minion gold bounty reduced to 18 from 22.
- Minions now spawn after 1 minute instead of 1 minute and 40 seconds.
- Minions now spawn from the Nexus instead of inhibitors.
- Minions can no longer be denied.
- Reduced the selection radius of archers and riders (ranged and siege minions).


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PHOENIX (AP) -- Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and her husband launched an initiative aimed at curbing gun violence on Tuesday, the second anniversary of the Tucson shooting that killed six people and left her critically injured.
Giffords and Mark Kelly wrote in an op-ed published in USA Today that their Americans for Responsible Solutions initiative would help raise money to support greater gun control efforts.
"Achieving reforms to reduce gun violence and prevent mass shootings will mean matching gun lobbyists in their reach and resources," they wrote in the column.
They said that it will "raise funds necessary to balance the influence of the gun lobby."
The move was hinted in Kelly's recent comments that he and Giffords want to become a prominent voice for gun control efforts.
The couple last week visited Newtown, Conn., where a gunman opened fire in an elementary school, killing 20 children and six adults in December. They also met with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a gun control advocate.
The couple was expected to discuss the initiative in an interview airing Tuesday on ABC News. The network offered a preview of the interview Monday. Kelly described a meeting with a father of a Connecticut victim in which he "just about lost it" after the parent showed him a picture of his child.
"In response to a horrific series of shootings that has sown terror in our communities, victimized tens of thousands of Americans, and left one of its own bleeding and near death in a Tucson parking lot, Congress has done something quite extraordinary -- nothing at all," Giffords and Kelly wrote in the op-ed.
"This country is known for using its determination and ingenuity to solve problems, big and small. Wise policy has conquered disease, protected us from dangerous products and substances, and made transportation safer. But when it comes to protecting our communities from gun violence, we're not even trying -- and for the worst of reasons."
They hope to start a national conversation about gun violence and raise funds for political activity, so "legislators will no longer have reason to fear the gun lobby."
"The children of Sandy Hook Elementary School and all victims of gun violence deserve fellow citizens and leaders who have the will to prevent gun violence in the future," they wrote.


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Though it may be tempting to stay up watching the contents of your DVR, studies suggest that getting seven to eight hours of shut-eye a night is necessary to ward off weight gain. Separate research done by the University of Chicago and University of Pennsylvania, for example, revealed that sleep-restricted subjects gained more weight over time than those who were well rested. Culprits behind sleep-deprived weight gain are believed to be leptin and ghrelin, two hormones that affect how full you feel. When you're short on sleep, levels of leptin (an appetite suppressant) fall and levels of ghrelin (an appetite stimulant) rise—so you feel hungrier than you would otherwise.
Don't let the bad rap that certain cleanses have received turn you off to the nutrient-rich benefits of juicing. "Doing a three-day juice fast through a program like Blueprint Cleanse or Organic Avenue is a safe and healthy way to detox," says Oz Garcia, PhD, nutrition specialist to Heidi Klum and Hilary Swank. For maximum comfort and effects, Eric Helms, cofounder of the new Cooler Cleanse (Salma Hayek is his business partner), stresses the importance of easing your body in and out of the practice. One to three days before and after, consume nutritious, easily digestible foods and avoid anything processed, caffeinated, alcoholic, sugary, or artificially flavored. Red meat, dairy products, and nonorganic peanut butter are also on Helms' do-not-eat list.
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Pasadena police said a man approached a 51-year-old woman at the Conoco station in the 800 block of Queens Lane about 7 p.m. on March 21.
The man forced the woman to go to an abandoned warehouse in the 900 block of Queens Lane, detectives said.
Police said the man tried to sexually assault the woman and pulled out a knife. The man cut the woman's throat, stabbed her twice and then severely beat her, investigators said.
"Thursday, she walked over here to get some cigarettes. My dad had talked to her a little bit before that. After that, she wasn't answering her phone calls," said a relative of the woman.
The woman fought back and was able to run away from the warehouse. She was taken to a hospital and treated for her injuries.
The relative told Local 2, that the victim will survive. She said, "She's still in a lot of pain. Stapled. Fractured jaw. Broken eye sockets. She's doing a lot better than anybody I thought could."
The attacker was described as Hispanic, 30 to 40 years old, 5 feet 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches tall and 150 to 170 pounds with a goatee and distinctive tattoos on his left arm.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — The number of murders in Orange County is higher than in the first quarter of the two previous years.
The Orlando Sentinel reports there have been 19 murders between Jan. 1 and March 31. Nearly half remain unsolved.
Nine of the murders occurred in Orlando city limits. That's double the number of homicides in the same period in 2012.
The victims include a 21-year-old man killed in a drive-by shooting at an apartment complex and a 31-year-old man shot to death after he and his girlfriend were approached by two men in a parking lot.
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If you haven't seen any YouTube videos by the the 1491s, you should google them because you are missing out on a good laugh. The aboriginal comedy group has a lot of popular videos, but my favourite has to be Slapping Medicine Man.
In the video, a bunch of people go to see a medicine man for help with the troubles in their lives. But instead of giving them healing or words of wisdom, the medicine man slaps them soundly and tells them to "Knock it off!"
How's that for tough love.
Lots of people do need support to overcome personal obstacles. But there are a few people who could just use a good bannock slap now and then -- and I'm not just talking about aboriginal people.
Consider the bannock slap a humble gift from aboriginal people to all Canadians, like tobacco (not so good), maple syrup (really good), canoes, and, oh, all that land and resources.
I'm not saying we run around slapping each other hard, like in the Slapping Medicine Man video. The bannock slaps I propose are quite the opposite. They are the bannock slaps of days gone by that I grew up with.
Bannock slaps are not for children, and must be used wisely. They are in the parenting arsenal only during the teenage years.
In our family, a bannock slap was a gentle and humorous swat that mainly landed on your forehead, or a nearby limb or shoulder. It's kind of similar to those V-8 vegetable juice commercials where the person doesn't eat their veggies so they get a quick slap by a stranger on their forehead.
It's like saying "smarten up" with a soft swat.
The bannock slap is often used for emphasis, especially when teasing talk goes a little too far or you told people about an idea to do something stupid. Slaps were always gentle, since as any good bannock maker knows you must be tender with your bannock. Slapping bannock is done with love.
Sometimes I wonder if kids these days even know what a bannock slap is. It'd be a shame if political correctness has killed a most treasured way to communicate with our sometimes thick-headed teenagers. A bannock hug or setting bannock boundaries with them doesn't seem to work as quickly.
Bannock slaps were not limited to teens, either. They were handy when it came to adult siblings, best friends and spouses. It was a great way to get someone's attention when they were proposing to do something potentially dumb.
Thinking of trading your wife's car for a hunting truck? Think again, because a bannock slap is taking the express bus towards your forehead.
My auntie Jeanie is the queen of the bannock slap. She gave me tons of them while I was living with her in my teens. She didn't care if my friends were around either. Even they weren't immune from a bannock slap or two if they didn't watch themselves.
Once I became a young adult living on my own, I could have still used the wisdom of a few bannock slaps now and again.
One huge opportunity for a bannock slap was when I decided to drop out of university because my boyfriend was jealous. Silly boyfriend! No, silly me. Total bannock slap moment there.
And sadly, even today -- decades later -- I could still appreciate the usefulness of a bannock slap.
The other day I made the mistake of putting a cheque in my back pocket while walking to the ATM. Big surprise: somewhere along the way it slipped out.
Times like this call for a personal bannock slap. Who cares who is watching because this is going to make you feel much better. A bannock slap clears your mind so you can learn from your mistake and think of a better solution next time around.
Now go and use the gift of the bannock slap wisely.
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Interesting hockey day.
First, the holiday roster freeze is now over, which means the Rangers could be shedding some bodies soon. And one of those is probably going to be pretty controversial.
This afternoon at 3:30, Team USA plays Finland in the World Junior Championships on NHL Network.
Your boys start a three-game trip in D.C. against Dale Hunter's spiraling Capitals at 7:30.
And then at 10 p.m. comes HBO's "24/7" episode 3, the one that will focus largely, if not almost exclusively, on the Rangers-Flyers Festivus game on Friday.
And in case the Rangers game and post-game aren't over by 10, HBO will show the episode again at 11.
By the way, this thing where the Empire State Building is going to be lit up in Rangers colors on two sides and Flyers colors on the other two sides … do the powers that be realize that in New York City the Flyers are kind of, you know, hated, despised, loathed?
I mean, I get that this is all one big giant jersey/paraphernalia sell, that the one and only reason they're playing this game next Monday is $$$$$$$$$$$$s — so much so, in fact, that I am really going to consider no longer typing the name of the event other than Rangers vs. Flyers in Philadelphia Monday afternoon.
But how could somebody think, hey, here's a good idea: Let's take Manhattan's iconic landmark and dress it up halfway in Flyers orange crud? And from what we've already heard from Rangers fans here, that's a despicable idea, and Rangers fans like it almost as much as they liked Donald Brashear signing here.
I'm relatively certain the City of Brotherly Love would feel even more disgusted about old Ben Franklin wearing a big Rangers jersey up there on the skyline.
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What impact does a mother s blood group have on a child, especially if the mother is from a negative blood group
What impact does a mother s blood group have on a child, especially if the mother is from a negative blood group
Negative blood groups are somewhat rare, but when a mother does have a negative group, as in A-, B-, 0-, etc, then it is generally recommended that she receive a shot that produces a special antibody, intended to protect the baby from any negative effects during birth. Most mothers will receive this shot, known as the RhoGAM shot at 28 weeks and then again after the baby is born.
If you and your partner are negative, then your baby will be negative too and there is no risk. If you are negative and your partner is positive, then the baby could go either way. In the first pregnancy, the risk is pretty low of even this having a negative effect. However, with subsequent pregnancies, the antibodies that make your blood "negative" can build up in attack the babies "positive" cells leading to a serious condition.
You can learn more about the RhoGAM shot at the official website.
It is true that if a mother has a negative Rh factor, and the baby has a postive Rh factor, that this can cause problems and the mother will be offered the RhoGAM shot during her pregnancy.
However I'd like to correct one statement that was made above. If the mother and the father both have Rh negative blood (A-, B-, O- or AB-) they CAN produce a baby with Rh positive blood, and likewise, if a mother and father both have Rh positive blood, they can produce a baby with Rh negative blood.
My husband is blood type O+ and I am blood type AB+. Our 3rd and 5th children are blood type A-. They got the negative Rhesus from a grandparent (their grandmother is Rh-).
HOWEVER - each child receives their blood type antigens directly from their parents (grandparents are not involved determining the blood types of their grandchildren). Every person has two blood type antigens.
My blood type antigens are A and B, and both express themselves equally (I'm AB+). My husband's antigens are O and o, and his blood type is O+.
Each of our children got either an A or a B from me, and an O from my husband (he only had two O's to give).
Anytime you have an A and an O, the dominant antigen will be A, and the recessive will be O. So each of our children are either Ao (type A) or Bo (type B) We couldn't produce a type O child because I didn't have an O to give.
Someone who is blood type A can be Ao or Aa but they will be typed as blood type A. Type B people can be Bo or Bb, but both will be typed as blood type B.
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Anyway, because the world of men needed an answer to the always-important, who's-that-woman-in-all-these-movies-I-have-on-DVD question, Craig invited over our photographer friend to her house in the Hollywood Hills last week. And, man, does she have a view.... —The Editors
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ATI's All-in-Wonder 9200, 9600, and 9600 XT - Wal-Mart dabbles in a bit of ATIby Andrew Ku on 5/17/2004 12:05 PM EST
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PerfMan - Thursday, May 20, 2004 - linkArticle says 9200 is not DirectX 9... but Walmart link says it is DirectX 9... So which is it? Reply
vedin - Wednesday, May 19, 2004 - linkOh, and I agree with the other guys..Wally World blows chunks for trying to buy anything for a computer other than if you REALLY need to have a CD/DVD drive or something RIGHT THEN. Well, they're decently priced on media too. umm...that's about it. Reply
vedin - Wednesday, May 19, 2004 - linkI hate to nitpick but..I just saw this...
"Yes, it is on red PCB, but this is one of those aesthetics that helps give the allusion that it is worth more than..."
You guys mean "Illusion" right? I ask because I didn't find a story that was meant to compare or explain anything in the article. Reply
Revolutionary - Tuesday, May 18, 2004 - linkbpt8056 said:
But one thing that bothers me about Wal-Mart is that the consumer actually believe that they are buying computer components at a value price when they're not. I just walked into a Wal-mart nearby and they were still charging $178 for a GFX 5200 Ultra. The Radeon 9200 AIW was going at $149.
It's not just Walmart that pulls that crap. Almost every brick-and-mortar is up to that game. Go to Staples sometimes, ostensibly a purveyor of technology products, and look at their selection. The local here in Fairfax, VA (not small-town-USA) still sells Rad8500s for $159. The same is true of OfficeMax and Office Depot, and most Circuit City and CompUSA stores although the latter 2 usually offer the latest tech, just at huge premiums. (rant: BTW, CompUSA is for tools. They haven't offered a good deal, ever.) Reply
bpt8056 - Tuesday, May 18, 2004 - linkI understand that the average joe at Wal-mart probably never understands computer components. But one thing that bothers me about Wal-Mart is that the consumer actually believe that they are buying computer components at a value price when they're not. I just walked into a Wal-mart nearby and they were still charging $178 for a GFX 5200 Ultra. The Radeon 9200 AIW was going at $149. Ouch! Reply
ChuckvB - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkHow about a little more information on the "HDTV addin" We've all heard about the HDTV addin card coming from ATI but why will it only work with 9600 and above. I assume this is a pass through setup like other HDTV cards so why would the main card matter? Reply
darkjedi1066 - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkas far as windows in packaging goes, EVGA puts windows in theirs and Visiontek makes transparent plastic boxes, EVGA's are for content verification and Visiontek's are just cool to look at.
It was a light slap at 5200 Ultras, Asylum was singled out because it was once (still is?) a Wal Mart Vendor...however, I had a Visiontek Radeon 9100 that would run neck and neck with a 5200U and cost 30% less...
WalMart doesn't always get it's way with vendors' pricing, either....ever noticed your favorite Coke or Pepsi product is usually cheaper at the local 7-11?
BTW, was there any criticism of BFG when they were a walmart vendor? I've seen 3DFx VooDoo5500s, PNY gf4ti4200's, 5200s and 5600s by BFG...XFX is selling low-end GF2MX400s and GF4MX4000's at the Wal Mart's in Tennessee ...they have windows in the boxes, too. Reply
Oglethorpe - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkSorry about the duplication. Still learning the login process.
It is valid to bash Wal Mart I think. Wal Mart makes demands on its vendors. Asking ATI to put a window on the packaging is not the end of Wal Mart's special requirements. They are known to demand cheaper prices, which initially makes the vendor more efficient, but later makes them cut into their quality.
ATI might have to turn into a two tier operation, one tier to compete on quality against Nvidia, the other tier to produce cut rate for Walmart. Reply
Oglethorpe - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkReply
nserra - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkHere is another ATI market. Multimedia Card's.
Graphics chips market:
Multimedia - Best Ati.
Notebook - Best Ati.
Desktop Low end - Best Ati/Nvidia.
Desktop Middle end - Best Ati.
Desktop High end - Best Ati/Nvidia.
Professional/Workstation - Best Nvidia. Reply
ViRGE - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkError: On page 3, both images are titled "9600XT"; only the top one is the XT, the lower one is the 9600 plain. Reply
MDE - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkPeople that shop at Mal-Wart for their PC stuff probably don't want or need anything close to high-end. If a Radeon 9200 or an FX5200 Ultra lets them play Diablo II faster than Intel graphics, who are we to criticise that? However, they are dumb for not researching things first if they don't.
Why the jab specifically at BFG's card? If I was to buy a 5200 Ultra (which I probably never will)it would be a BFG because of the warranty and tech support. Reply
darkjedi1066 - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linklot of gratuitous Wal Mart bashing here...personally, I would rather buy cheap online or at a discount store like Wal Mart, than an extra $50 or so at CompU$A or Be$t Buy....
Why no criticism of ATI, other than Edge3D's stupidly flippant comment? Half of this business decision was theirs...
All things being equal...if it's 3am on a Sunday morning and I have some cash burning a hole in my pocket and the little voices are telling me to buy a video card at Wal Mart, I'd much rather buy ATI than those crap Asylum FX5200 Ultras...
SilentRunning - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkOctol said:
So, Walmart's now getting its hooks into ATI. I wonder how long it'll be before ATI products start sporting the "Made in China" logo like the rest of Walmart's products?
I hope you are joking...You are joking right? Have you looked at ATI retail boxes lately? You might just find that "Made in China" has been around a while for ATI cards. Reply
SDA - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkOctol, in my experience, people don't want reality in their reality shows ..
I've always shopped at local businesses, myself, or failing that regional ones. Money that goes into the local economy circulates, so I'm more than willing to pay a few extra bucks for groceries or parts or whatever. Reply
Octol - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkSo, Walmart's now getting its hooks into ATI. I wonder how long it'll be before ATI products start sporting the "Made in China" logo like the rest of Walmart's products?
More to the point, I wonder how long it'll take Walmart to start curtailing its North American operations because all the money and jobs have moved to Asia?
How about a this idea for a new "reality" show: put some webcams at Walmart entrances so we can all watch our fellow Americans rush to sell their children down the Destitution River tomorrow for a few pennies' savings today. Reply
Visual - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkyou could also get a AIW 9800SE quite cheap, and softmod it, although there's the chance it wont work...
i want to ask, does the 9600XT AIW have DVI or just the analog ports? in the pictures you only showed what must be the adaptor port... Reply
Edge3D - Monday, May 17, 2004 - linkThey are selling Radeons at Wal-Mart now??
Wow. Now we KNOW they are junk. :-P Reply
SDA - Monday, May 17, 2004 - link"Since it has been some time since ATI released the All-in-Wonder 9200, the price has already gone down at Wal-Mart and last time we checked, it was at $130.94, making it a cheaper card than the All-in-Wonder 9000 Pro, ironically."
I'm not the type to yell at people for certain uses of the word ironic, but I thought it would be worth noting that the 9000 Pro's faster than the 9200. 9200's just an AGP 8X 9000, no real performance increase.. since 9000 Pro is upclocked, it's better.
Also, you guys know you can get an All-In-Wonder 9700 for $229 online, right? That's eight bucks more than what the 9600XT AIW costs online. Seems worth it to me. Reply


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Tyler Bush, 27, of North Platte, was arraigned in Lincoln County Court Tuesday on charges of driving on a suspended license and driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol for the fourth time.
Bushs bond is high, at $100,000.
He was convicted in Lincoln County District Court in September 2010 for the third time for driving under the influence, for which he was sentenced to two years probation.
Bush also has prior convictions in 2005 and 2007 for DUI, and according to Lincoln County jail records, he has been arrested a total of six times for DUI.
Twenty-year-old arrested for drugs
Jason R. Dix, 20, faced arraignment in front of Lincoln County Judge Michael Piccolo Tuesday on charges of possession of more than a pound of marijuana with intent to deliver.
The Nebraska State Patrol stopped Dix on Interstate 80 at around 2:15 p.m. May 24 for a traffic violation. He gave the officer permission to search his vehicle, which turned up 1.7 pounds of marijuana and eight grams of THC-laced, edible foods.
No details were given as to what types of edibles were found.
Dix told Lincoln County Judge Michael Piccolo that he would hire his own attorney. His bond is set at $100,000.
Meagan Dancer, 21, of Sutherland was arrested by Lincoln County Sheriffs Deputies Tuesday morning for domestic violence.
According to a sheriffs report, Dancer was arguing with her husband.
She had asked for help cooking breakfast and help with the kids. When her husband refused, she assaulted him. He complained and she was arrested.
Dancer will face arraignment in county court Wednesday.
Shawna M. Warner (also known as Shawna Klatt), 35, of Wyoming, was read her rights and informed that she is on an extradition hold for Wyoming.
Warner was stopped by a Nebraska State Patrolman on a routine traffic violation and a Wyoming warrant appeared when the officer ran a check. She is wanted for possession of a controlled substance, distribution of a controlled substance to a person under 18 years and child endangerment.
Lincoln County judge Michael Piccolo told Warner that Lincoln County will hold her for 10 days and if Wyoming officials dont pick her up within that time, she will be released.
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This foggy, frosty early-morning scene belies tragedy hidden in clear view.
March 5 2012, will be remembered as the night almost 9000 residents of Wagga Wagga were forced from their homes by the worst flood since 1853 — nearly 160 years ago.
Fortunately the city's levee held and two months later its citizens' lives have basically returned to normal.
However, the surrounding districts have hundreds of kilometres of fences swaddled in dead grasses and branches as a result of the recent floods. The slowly rotting debris has to be removed to save the fences from rusting and a small corps of volunteers is working to help the local farmers.
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MISSOURI CITY, Texas - A father and daughter were rescued Friday afternoon after their kayak had overturned in a Missouri City lake.
Police said the incident happened around 4:00 p.m. on a body of water near Lexington and Murphy Road.
Firefighters said the kayak the pair was riding in had somehow flipped over, which caused them both to fall into the cold lake. While one of the victims had held onto the overturned kayak, the other struggled to tread water.
According to officials, a Missouri City police officer, the City of Stafford's fire chief, a Missouri City fire inspector and a bystander rushed in to help pull the father and daughter from the lake.
With one boater in critical condition and the other stable, the both of them were rushed to be treated at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital.
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DETROIT - The Detroit Lions and United Way announced Friday that Michigan native, singer and songwriter Kid Rock will perform during halftime of the Lions' 73rd Thanksgiving Day Classic Nov. 22 versus the Houston Texans.
This special halftime event will feature a live performance of Kid Rock's new song, "Detroit, Michigan," a feature track from his new album "Rebel Soul," which will be released Nov.19. The song pays homage to several of Detroit's music greats, including Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, Bob Seger and Eminem in addition to icons like Henry Ford and Rosa Parks.
The 2012 United Way Thanksgiving Halftime Show, highlighted by Kid Rock's performance, will celebrate the 125th anniversary of United Way by thanking the millions of donors, advocates and volunteers who, over the years, have helped to advance the common good—creating opportunities for a better life for all by focusing on the key building blocks of education, income and health.
Now in its 39th year, the United Way/NFL partnership connects NFL PLAY 60 with United Way's 2018 goal to get 1.9 million more young people healthy and active. Designed to tackle childhood obesity, NFL PLAY 60 brings together the NFL's long-standing commitment to health and wellness with partner organizations like United Way. PLAY 60 is implemented locally, as part of the team's Living for the City initiative in conjunction with Playworks Detroit and supported by Kinect for Xbox360. Since the campaign was launched in 2007, the NFL has committed more than $250 million to youth health and fitness through programming, grants and media time for public service announcements.
This is the 15th year that United Way has worked with the NFL on the Thanksgiving Halftime Show to inspire NFL fans across the country to get involved in their communities. Previous performers at the Thanksgiving Day Halftime Show have included Mariah Carey, Bon Jovi, Mary J. Blige, John Mellencamp and Enrique Iglesias. It takes hundreds of people from throughout southeastern Michigan volunteering their time and talents to deliver the 6-minute show, which is produced annually by sports/entertainment company e2k.
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