What is a great city to visit in the MidWest that has cool sites too see?|159903

Don_t say Chicago, Im from Chicago. I wanna go somewhere else in the MidWest thats not far away. Just for a 2-3 day trip to see stuff and look around. Just wanna break the rountine of my life.

I vote for Louisville, KY as the top choice. It has the Slugger factory tour you can take, see Churchill Downs and go to the museum. Try a mint julep. It is right along the river and has a nice downtown area.

St. Louis is a good option too to go up the arch, go on the Budweiser tour (free and with samples), riverboat along the Mississippi or go to a riverboat casino.

Lexington, Ky is another option. Just north in Georgetown, KY is a Toyota factory you can take a tour of. In Lexington there is the Kentucky Horse Park if you are into animals. Lots of bourbon distilleries in the area you can tour.

Cincinnatti, OH is another option. It has quite a lively downtown on the Ohio/KY border with a lot of nightlife. If you go you must check out Jungle Jims.

If you love to shop or go to a theme park check out the Mall of America in St. Paul, MN. There is a big indoor theme park there called Nickelodeon Universe.

We have the same thing that we just want to get away so we go on these little trips to all a different place once in a while.

Milwaukee and Madison, WI are both cool cities.
Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN are cool cities.
St. Louis is a cool city.


If you go to St. Paul, take the gangster tour. It_s fun and very cool.

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If you go to St. Louis, visit the Gateway Arch observation deck. The ride up the top is cool with some very unique elevators.

Visit the breweries in Milwaukee because they are fun.

Indianapolis is very cool

How do I find legitimate workamper opportunities?|173197

My husband and I have recently started our adventure as full time RVers and I really would like to know how and where to find workamp opportunities. We are living off a very small amount every month and being able to work for our lot rent would make a HUGE difference to us. Please only answer if you really know where to find these kinds of opportunites and you have actually used the reference yourself.

One of the best programs is in the State of Alaska as a campground host at one of the many state campgrounds. These are great opportunities to explore the great land of Alaska.

there is also a stipend allotment available at some of our parks; it is truly a great opportunity. Training is included and of course you stay free in the park!

Check it out!

Camai!

Where is a good place to view the Niagara Falls fireworks from the US side?|174402

My family (two adults and four children from 19m to 10y) are planning to be in Buffalo December 31st. We would like to see the fireworks but don_t know a good location that won_t require an expensive reservation. Does anyone have a recommendation for a place with a good view that is child-appropriate and won_t cost more than $100 for us (i.e., a restaurant)? Thank you.

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Where are the cool night clubs that play good music in Washington DC?|172311

I am vacationing in Washington DC for the next 2 weeks! I am looking for fun night club that is not too hood. I like R_B, Pop, and Hip Hop Music. I am open to a nice Jazz, Blues or poetry bar too. I also enjoy open mic poetry at bars. If you know of any good places please let me know.

_Love night Club_ Absolutely really nice.
1350 Okie St NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 636-9030


H20 Night Club Also really nice

800 Water Street
202-484-6300


Lotus Lounge

K-Street Lounge


You might want to check out some of the cool joints around the industrial hinterlands of Union Station like Club Ibiza and Fur.

How do I get directions to the beach?|158836

I typed Huntington Beach, but I only got restaurants and stores in that city instead of getting the beach itself...

I know how to get there, but I don_t know the street names, and I need to send out the directions. I want to avoid confusion by letting them know the actual street names they need to be on...

All I know is take the 405 South, exit Beach, turn left, then turn right and go all the way down.

What should I be typing to get directions to the actual beach?

How about _Huntington Beach Pier?_ That_ll get you in the water.

Huntington Beach Pier?
401 Pacific Coast Hwy
Huntington Beach, CA 92648

You don_t just type in locations and hope to get directions. You have to use a map system. Use GOOGLE MAPS or YAHOO MAPS.

Just search for either of those then type in your starting location and your final location and it will give you a street by street map.

Yup, you got it right. From the 405, Beach Blvd. goes straight to the beach.

maps.live.com,Virtual earth, mapquest

What are the most affordable cities to live in the US?|157122

Hi there,
I_m a 26 years old European and would like to relocate in the US next year. Can u tell me what places in the US are nice to live in (cities or surrounding areas) and are affordable?

If your thinking N.Y. you could live in the Hudson Valley about 90 minutes from the city 1 bedroom/start $900/a month nice safe as long as you stay away from Poughkepsie but you would need a car no trans. to get around, stores are miles away from people. You could take the train to work in the city but again you need a car. To get to the train gas is $4.30/a gallon. I don_t think there is a place in the U.S. to live unless you are established everything is expensive and bound to get worse if Obama is elected check out his economic policy he has it will bury the working class, if your coming to get a hand out well then his policy works for illegal aliens and welfare maggots. If your buying homes go for $400,000.00 to start.

Here is a chart that lists cost of living of some US cities, as a % of the US average:

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Indianapolis isn_t on the list, but I think it_s about 97. You can find a 3-bedroom house here for around $150,000.

Where is the safest place to live in florida?|108113

I am thinking of relocating eventually, don_t like the cold winters in new england and liked florida a lot. Is the west coast safer than the east coast, less populated?

Coral Springs


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California. Florida is flat and full of leather skinned retirees.California is mountainous with vast ,sparsely populated stretches of beautiful coastline above San Francisco.Come here if you want to be happy.Everything north of Cal. is also geologically beautiful but more gloomy,rainy weather.I have been here for fifty years plus seen the world and know of what I speak.One really bad quake every hundred years or so is all that you need to fear if you need to fear.

It is pretty populated everywhere down there. My brother lives close to Orlando. He has lost power a couple of times due to hurricanes but no major damage. If you are on the coast of course you run the risk of the full brunt. I would say the gulf side would be safer but sometimes they curl around and come right up in there.

Florida is losing alot of jobs due to the high prices of houses and land. Construction has definitely _went south._ Its a nice place to visit but I have lived here for two years now and am moving to VA soon. If you do plan on heading this way, Gainesville and West Palm still the growing areas of FL.

The south - central areas are the safest as far as storms are concerned. Also warmer Winters, south of the I 4 divider. Both coasts are crowded with the Gulf my favorite. Employment is pretty good here, too.

I hear that ppl are leaving FLA cause it_s getting to costly to live anymore....I guess if you want a hurricane every year anywhere is the best place to live in FLA

Disneyland

Tampa area

England (UK).