Saturday, November 6, 2010

Where do people go to buy basic stuff in New York?|116059

I just moved into New York and was planning on going to Walmart or Target to get some basic living stuff (towels, blankets, laundry detergent, body wash, pillows etc.) Except after asking around I realized that New York doesn_t have either one of these stores. The stores that were reccomended to me didn_t really meet my needs (mostly just grocery stores). So, where am I supposed to go to find cheap living stuff for my empty apartment?

PS. I live around the Columbia University area.

  • Just go down Broadway around 113th street. You will begin to find stores that sell you the basics there. A good coffee shop on the corner, a jazz club nearby. You are in a good area.

  • I ws just in NY and saw a Kmart right next to the Penn Station which is at the 33 rd Street, right by the Madison Square Gardens. I think during a previosu trip I also noticed a PierOne on the 5th avenue and they have quite reasonably priced house stuff.

  • There is a Target in Queens I think. If you made it to the internet just do a search.

  • Be glad New York areas have the sense to keep WalMart out of their boroughs !!! WalMart is a money grubbing corporation that does NOT care about people, only dollars. Don_t spend your money in places that don_t care about you or the world and the planet you live on.

  • Kmart store 250 WEST 34TH STREET (212) 760-1188
    Kmart store 770 BROADWAY (212) 673-1540

    Atlantic Terminal Target
    139 Flatbush Ave , Brooklyn, NY 11217-1403 US Phone: (718) 290-1109

    Bed Bath and Beyond
    New York City - Chelsea
    620 Sixth Avenue
    New York, NY 10011
    (212) 255-3550

  • Take a ride out to Nassau County
    The wal-marts are out here.

  • Conways on 7th ave., about 2 blocks north of penn station.
    They have a few locations with in a block of each other, with different departments. so if you can_t find something ask
    They have everything and are very cheap. I once got cargo pants for $7 .

  • Most people get stuff from Duane Reade.

    They are everywhere.

    For other things, like towels, blankets, etc, take the bus EAST on 116th St till you hit Spanish Harlem. Try Third Ave to Second Ave. Anything near Park and Lexington is still a bit scary.

    There are tons of little stores that will give you all you need--from home furnishings to furniture.

    Don_t be afraid to explore.

    Just follow the Mexican families with the strollers. You_ll find the best bargians in town, as well as some of the best food in town.

    116th Street is the New Delancy. True New Yorkers will know what I mean.

  • There are K Marts in New York. Type New York into the store locator to find the one nearest you.


    http://www.kmart.com/storelocator/store_��
  • What is the best family friendly communitiy, to reside in, around Atlanta?|199135

    My job will be in the downtown area and I am fully aware of the treacherous commute. What I am looking for, are details on decent school districts (I have children in grade school on up), and reasonable real estate prices (where will my money go the furthest). Any information on property taxes would be helpful. I am willing to commute 45 minutes outside the city if necessary. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

  • Roswell or Johns creek. Both are low crime and close drive to downtown area. Should be no more than 30 minutes with bad traffic. The only down side is housing is really expensive. Roswell ranked 17th in the nation for safest city. Johns creek is a new city that was recently formed, but is the wealtiest city in the state.

  • go as far away from atlanta as possible

  • My sis lives in Sugar Hill and loves it. It is a very family friendly community with kids playing all over the neighbourhoods. The schools are pretty good. My nephew is reading on a 5th grade level in the second grade, which is definately helped by his teachers.

    But the commute is BRUTAL!

  • My aunt has lived in alpharetta and canton and when i visit her there are many kids around to play with and . Im not sure about prices but i know that they are great areas right outside atlanta hope i could help

  • Decatur is about 15 minutes from downtown (30 in rush hour), it is a nice area inside the perimeter, with nice houses and a good school district (City schools of Decatur). It have a cute square with stores and restaurants around, also is connected by the train/subway to downtown.
    Another option is Marietta in Cobb county, in the north west part of Atlanta, just 30-40 minutes from downtown. I hear that the school system is one of the best, specially in East Cobb.
    Check www.ajc.com for more information.
  • Friday, November 5, 2010

    Does anybody know where some good, relaxing and peaceful places in California located?|198193

    Also, that are free to go anytime and are beautiful.
    Maybe with some flowers, waters and trees or beautiful green fields to visit? Or some place related?

  • One of my favorite places is Monterey. Of course there_s Yosemite, but Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks are near there and less crowded. Mammoth Lake is nice. You can drive the 395 highway and see lots of interesting things, including ghost towns and Mono Lake with the large tufas rising from it. Lassen National Park is pretty, and interesting, with the Lava Beds National Monument nearby. Shasta Lake_s there too. Near San Diego is Julien and Temecula. Central Coast (Pismo, Cambria, etc.) is amazing and beautiful.

    Enjoy exploring. There is so much to see.

  • Go to wine country or Big Bear Lake... even South Lake Tahoe is great for relaxation. Oh and if you want relaxing make sure you rent a vacation rental. Below are links to great vacation rentals in these locations.

  • Yosemite
    Lake Tahoe

    I find the beach relaxing. The sound of the waves is very calming.

    Huntington Library
    Descanso Gardens
    Many trails in Griffith Park
    Angeles National Forest
    Big Bear
    Lake Arrowhead

  • Ferndale in Griffith Park Desconso Gardens in Pasadena, There is a Buddhist Garden near the end of Sunset Blvd just before PCH .
  • Where are the fun and safe communities to live within Washington DC?|178206

    3 recent college graduate girls are planning on moving to DC and we are not very familiar with the area. We were just curious where would be a fun area to live around the downtown area that also would be fairly safe. All help is much appreciated!

  • it_s all a dump..dont go

  • Bethesda, Maryland is on the Metro. It is a fun place to live. Plenty of condos there. Great restaurants. However, recently there have been a lot of sex crimes happening in Bethesda.

    Downtown DC in Adams Morgan is definitely not a safe place nor is Dupont Circle area. Lots of street crime.

    Old Town Alexandria is probably the best but also extremely pricey. You can catch the Metro downtown from there. Parking is a real problem at all times.

    Expect to pay $2500 - $3000 for a 2 or 3 bedroom apt. Condos are in the $350,000 - $550,000 price range.

  • If you want to live IN the city, definitely check out Northwest DC. Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Friendship Heights, Van Ness (Basically any of the Red Line stops on the Metro that are heading towards Shady Grove). Also if you don_t mind living just outside DC then check out Bethesda or Silver Spring (both have stops also on the Red Line and are adjacent to the city - so very short Metro ride to downtown) they are also safe areas and very nice, lots of bars and restaurants and stuff

  • Try Old Town Alexandria, can be pricey, but alot of fun, and close to DC. There are areas in Rosslyn VA as well. Or Bethesda Maryland, a 45 min metro train ride from DC, great town, lots of young professionals, shopping and good eats!

  • Check out Old Town Alexandria. Maybe not where you would want to raise a family, but for singles, it is fun. Many restaurants and pubs and tons of entertainment. Have fun!

  • Georgetown is your best bet

  • Falls Church city, Va is 15 minutes outside of D.C. has 2 metro stations, their own schools and government, and... rocks.

  • TRY TO LOOK AROUND DUPONT CIRCLE SOME OF THAT AREA IS OKAY BUT NOT MUCH OF DC IS SAFE FOR SINGLE WOMEN IF U DONT MIND OUTSIDE OF THE PG COUNTY IS GOOD AND VIRGINA IS RELAY NICE AND HAS ALOT OF SINGLE PEOPLE LIVING THERE

  • To tell you the truth, there is no safe place in DC! But if you are looking for fun you can make it wher ever you go.

  • Fun AND safe? Good luck. The fun areas aren_t that safe, the safe areas (suburbs) aren_t that fun.

  • Georgetown is definitely the place. Its not downtown to visitors but many residents think of it as downtown. There are clubs and great restaurants without all those tourists around the museums in the real downtown. Its expensive, but a great value. Anything in the city that is reasonable safe will cost a lot. If you can_t afford anything in DC try Baltimore. There is the same type of night life and the prices are lower, but if you have a job in DC it_ll be 1.5 hour commute on a good day.
  • How long does it take to get to Monterrey from Dallas, Texas?|112609

    I have always flown but I am thinking of driving next time I go..Knowing the average time would be great, especially since you have to go through customs and all. Thanks!

  • More or less 12 to 14 hours.

  • Maybe nearly a whole day.

  • about 22 hrs
  • Thursday, November 4, 2010

    What all can a 17 year old do in Chicago for her birthday?|166085

    So.
    My friend is turning seventeen and is going to Chicago for her birthday.
    However, she doesn_t know what to do or where to stay.
    She only knows that she thinks Chicago is really pretty and its a big city.
    So can anyone give me any fun tips and places to go- especially on your birthday?
    Nothing boring or for old people. Thanks!

  • Three places come to mind downtown:
    - Dick_s Last resort which is in Marina City along the north side of the Chicago River.
    - Gino_s East in the old Planet Hollywood at Ontario and Wells. I_ve not been here since they moved from their infamous location east of Michigan but they probably still allow graffitti on the walls.
    - Ed Debevic_s right across the street from Gino_s, a great 50_s diner where the wait staff occasionally dances on the tables and treats you rudely in a fun way. Dick_s does that too.

    If you don_t want to venture into the city Gino_s has a location in Wheaton and Debevic_s has a location in Lombard in Yorktown Mall.

    All three are great for groups particularly young people.

    A fourth and more famous option yet is the Hard Rock Cafe also on Ontario, maybe a little more for adults, especially us old timers who still remember that Chicago is a band (I think) as well as a city.

  • Unless she is traveling with someone who is 21 or older she won_t find a hotel that will let her check in _ if you can afford it downtown is really the best place to stay. There is a free shuttle that will take you all around the downtown area. Navy pier is fun _ has lots to do. There are also a lot of Shows downtown if you like the theater. You could check out a bunch of the cool restaurants downtown. Gino_s pizza is always fun. There Millenium park _ also check with the park district or the city they have all sorts of music and stuff going on.

  • I would think going to one of the shows in town. The Blue Man Group is a good time. If money is an issue go see Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. You_ll need a car for that one and an ability to stay up late. Most tourists go up in the Sears Tower or the Hancock. The Hancock is closer to other fun things. The Sears Tower is taller.

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  • How can I prepare to move to Las Vegas?|164725

    I am planning to move to Las Vegas to find a job within the next month but am worried about how to settle down with a shared room and a job that can pay rent. What are some companies in Las Vegas that are looking for people now? It doesn_t matter what industry I just need help so I can apply for some jobs. I have 1 year of work experience and have a bachelor of arts in Finance. (no work experience in it though)
    thanks for your help!


  • http://www.citibank.com
    see careers on bottom page.

    Temp services!

    http://www.kellyservices.com



    http://www.employmentguide.com
    (local free paper)


    http://www.lvrj.com
    (local Las Vegas Newspaper)

  • You can always work security at the clubs. They are always looking for people, especially if you can provide good customer service.
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