How come Queens Park get to play at the national stadium of Scotland?
Q. I'm just wondering why a small team like Queens Park, who are amateur and usually in the 2nd/3rd division, have the privilege of playing at the Scottish national stadium, Hampden Park. Is there some sort of historical reason explaining this? Thanks in advance for any answers.
Asked by Andy W - Tue Apr 29 10:10:45 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cos it was their stadium orig. they sold it to the SFA but agreed with them that they could play games there.
Answered by greenorlagh - Tue Apr 29 11:05:58 2008
Q. I'm just wondering why a small team like Queens Park, who are amateur and usually in the 2nd/3rd division, have the privilege of playing at the Scottish national stadium, Hampden Park. Is there some sort of historical reason explaining this? Thanks in advance for any answers.
Asked by Andy W - Tue Apr 29 10:10:45 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. cos it was their stadium orig. they sold it to the SFA but agreed with them that they could play games there.
Answered by greenorlagh - Tue Apr 29 11:05:58 2008
where in Queens NY can I volunteer to help abused children?
Q. I'm looking to spend my Sunday mornings helping abused or neglected children but it has to be in Queens NY. I tried searching the web but to no avail. Please help. Thanks.
Asked by I'mjustLikeU - Sun Oct 21 10:05:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Much of this will NOT be on the web. This kind of work is often done by people who don't spend hours on the web. Maybe they need you to help them put the info on the web sites. I would go with a friend or family member, during the day or weekend, and scope out churches and places in the neighbourhoods. Astoria is one Queens community, I am personally acquainted with, which needs people like you who care. Also, look in the White and Yellow pages. Call up your precinct committee person and ask him or her for ideas. Ask your reference librarian.
Answered by cafegroundzero - Sun Oct 21 10:11:46 2007
Q. I'm looking to spend my Sunday mornings helping abused or neglected children but it has to be in Queens NY. I tried searching the web but to no avail. Please help. Thanks.
Asked by I'mjustLikeU - Sun Oct 21 10:05:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Much of this will NOT be on the web. This kind of work is often done by people who don't spend hours on the web. Maybe they need you to help them put the info on the web sites. I would go with a friend or family member, during the day or weekend, and scope out churches and places in the neighbourhoods. Astoria is one Queens community, I am personally acquainted with, which needs people like you who care. Also, look in the White and Yellow pages. Call up your precinct committee person and ask him or her for ideas. Ask your reference librarian.
Answered by cafegroundzero - Sun Oct 21 10:11:46 2007
What were the roles of Queens in 16 century europe? Was their job solely to stand by the ruling King?
Q. I'm researching and can only come up with info about Queen Elizabeth. I need to compare roles of queens, in hopes of finding that they simply stood in agreement with their husbands. What would be some credible online sources that I could use for research? Was this in order to leave the power in the hands of the King so as not to create disagreement? Or was it simply the result of the image of women during that time? I'm just trying to justify Queen Gertrude's (Hamlet) seeming indifference towards Hamlet's feelings about hasty marriage as well as her compliance with Claudius' decisions.
Asked by VSingh - Wed Jan 28 15:52:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their job was to act as a bargaining item in treaties and breed male children to be the next king. England was the first and for a long time the only European nation to allow a woman to be the sole monarch. Hope this helps:
Answered by James B - Wed Jan 28 16:02:43 2009
Q. I'm researching and can only come up with info about Queen Elizabeth. I need to compare roles of queens, in hopes of finding that they simply stood in agreement with their husbands. What would be some credible online sources that I could use for research? Was this in order to leave the power in the hands of the King so as not to create disagreement? Or was it simply the result of the image of women during that time? I'm just trying to justify Queen Gertrude's (Hamlet) seeming indifference towards Hamlet's feelings about hasty marriage as well as her compliance with Claudius' decisions.
Asked by VSingh - Wed Jan 28 15:52:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their job was to act as a bargaining item in treaties and breed male children to be the next king. England was the first and for a long time the only European nation to allow a woman to be the sole monarch. Hope this helps:
Answered by James B - Wed Jan 28 16:02:43 2009
What allows a Queens Guard on guard duty ion London attack a member of the public?
Q. Examples I am keen to learn the answers to, are: If I stamped on the foot of a Queens Guard on duty, what can he do about it? If I were to flick a Queens Guard's cheek, what can he do about it? What are the rules of engagement that might allow a Queens Guard to drawer his weapon? (The only reason I ask is that I have been unable to correctly word a search to get any material or examples back. Please help.) I have the greatest of respect for my Monarchy and the highly regarded and trained Queens Guards who protect and guard my Monarchy so well. This is just a question I have wondered about for years and wanted to get an honest answer to. I worded my question in a way to allow answerers to understand where I am coming from, not to… [cont.]
Asked by rose_ee_lee - Sun Sep 9 12:38:37 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guard is governed by the rules of engagement which is a comprehensive list of events which would allow him to use "reasonable" force or even shoot you. he is also a citizen and fully entitled to defend himself, so if you were to get a spank from one of these guys you would no doubt deserve it. I would advise against winding a guard up because the consequences might sting a little.
Answered by dadseimaj - Mon Sep 10 14:44:17 2007
Q. Examples I am keen to learn the answers to, are: If I stamped on the foot of a Queens Guard on duty, what can he do about it? If I were to flick a Queens Guard's cheek, what can he do about it? What are the rules of engagement that might allow a Queens Guard to drawer his weapon? (The only reason I ask is that I have been unable to correctly word a search to get any material or examples back. Please help.) I have the greatest of respect for my Monarchy and the highly regarded and trained Queens Guards who protect and guard my Monarchy so well. This is just a question I have wondered about for years and wanted to get an honest answer to. I worded my question in a way to allow answerers to understand where I am coming from, not to… [cont.]
Asked by rose_ee_lee - Sun Sep 9 12:38:37 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guard is governed by the rules of engagement which is a comprehensive list of events which would allow him to use "reasonable" force or even shoot you. he is also a citizen and fully entitled to defend himself, so if you were to get a spank from one of these guys you would no doubt deserve it. I would advise against winding a guard up because the consequences might sting a little.
Answered by dadseimaj - Mon Sep 10 14:44:17 2007
Do you think CUNY Queens College is going to become a good party school?
Q. CUNY Queens College is going to have dorms ready for the Fall 2009 semester. I am thinking about transferring there. Do you think this is going to be a good party school or do you think it's going to be strict and boring?
Asked by anonymous - Sat Feb 21 22:23:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your going there because you want to party!!! LOL...if soo just dont go to college at all..because people dont pay MONEY to party and waste money...anyways idk...but you seem like u dont want it to be "strict and boring" but anyway..why dont you try to ask people that attend the school...maybe they may know something
Answered by ~Just_A_Teen~ - Sat Feb 21 22:33:14 2009
Q. CUNY Queens College is going to have dorms ready for the Fall 2009 semester. I am thinking about transferring there. Do you think this is going to be a good party school or do you think it's going to be strict and boring?
Asked by anonymous - Sat Feb 21 22:23:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. your going there because you want to party!!! LOL...if soo just dont go to college at all..because people dont pay MONEY to party and waste money...anyways idk...but you seem like u dont want it to be "strict and boring" but anyway..why dont you try to ask people that attend the school...maybe they may know something
Answered by ~Just_A_Teen~ - Sat Feb 21 22:33:14 2009
What city should I write on the letters if I leave in Queens?
Q. I leave in Queens, New York, so do I need to write Queens as the city where I leave or I can say and write that I leave in new york, so my postal address will be New York, New York? Will i get my mail if i write New York, New York? Queens is one of the boroughs of New York, even if i leave in Queens technically its still NYC, right?
Asked by Eugene - Fri Jun 12 00:03:35 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Queens addresses always include the neighborhood of their post office is located in. So you would write Rego Park, NY not Queens, NY or NY, NY That last one (NY, NY) is reserved for Manhattan. This has to do with how the post office is organized and not the fact that this is all NYC. Of course, it IS, but these rules go back to before NYC was a unified city in the 19th century. Back then, NYC was just Manhattan, Staten Island, and parts of the Bronx. Brooklyn was an independent city of its own, and Queens was a collection of small towns. Now, even though we are all part of the same big City, too many addresses would be the same if we all wrote NY, NY on our envelopes. For example, the address I live at in Brooklyn is the… [cont.]
Answered by LJ - Fri Jun 12 08:56:51 2009
Q. I leave in Queens, New York, so do I need to write Queens as the city where I leave or I can say and write that I leave in new york, so my postal address will be New York, New York? Will i get my mail if i write New York, New York? Queens is one of the boroughs of New York, even if i leave in Queens technically its still NYC, right?
Asked by Eugene - Fri Jun 12 00:03:35 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Queens addresses always include the neighborhood of their post office is located in. So you would write Rego Park, NY not Queens, NY or NY, NY That last one (NY, NY) is reserved for Manhattan. This has to do with how the post office is organized and not the fact that this is all NYC. Of course, it IS, but these rules go back to before NYC was a unified city in the 19th century. Back then, NYC was just Manhattan, Staten Island, and parts of the Bronx. Brooklyn was an independent city of its own, and Queens was a collection of small towns. Now, even though we are all part of the same big City, too many addresses would be the same if we all wrote NY, NY on our envelopes. For example, the address I live at in Brooklyn is the… [cont.]
Answered by LJ - Fri Jun 12 08:56:51 2009
How do you deal with drama queens in the work place?
Q. I'm so frustrated with my job. There are so many miscommunications and no one wants to discuss things with each other so we're constantly being dragged into meetings to discuss hurt feelings or unravel gossip. What's most disappointing is that all of this drama involves women - the men are never involved. I just want to do my job, but if I'm quiet and keep to myself, then people's feelings get hurt, because I'm not being social. If I'm social, then I risk being pulled into the middle of 'she said, she said' and have to sit in meetings and defend myself. I was sick and on cold medicine and someone told my boss that they had a problem because I wasn't chatty that day - I'm not kidding. This is NUTS! This is so frustrating and it's… [cont.]
Asked by LifesAMystery - Thu Mar 8 13:14:36 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. OMG. Your coworkers are nuts. I will say this, though, I understand from personal experience. My advice is this, it is better to be thought of as not social, than to be pulled into the middle of their neverending soap opera. And above all, don't listen to, participate in, comment on, or overhear accidentally any of the gossip going on. If you accidentally overhear, pretend like you didn't hear it. Then in the meeting where everyone is trying to unravel the gossip, say, "I don't know. I haven't heard anything about it." My experience is that this is the best way. If you have not joined in any conversations or commented on the gossip, no one can prove that you did or did not hear anything.
Answered by watanake - Thu Mar 8 13:27:07 2007
Q. I'm so frustrated with my job. There are so many miscommunications and no one wants to discuss things with each other so we're constantly being dragged into meetings to discuss hurt feelings or unravel gossip. What's most disappointing is that all of this drama involves women - the men are never involved. I just want to do my job, but if I'm quiet and keep to myself, then people's feelings get hurt, because I'm not being social. If I'm social, then I risk being pulled into the middle of 'she said, she said' and have to sit in meetings and defend myself. I was sick and on cold medicine and someone told my boss that they had a problem because I wasn't chatty that day - I'm not kidding. This is NUTS! This is so frustrating and it's… [cont.]
Asked by LifesAMystery - Thu Mar 8 13:14:36 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. OMG. Your coworkers are nuts. I will say this, though, I understand from personal experience. My advice is this, it is better to be thought of as not social, than to be pulled into the middle of their neverending soap opera. And above all, don't listen to, participate in, comment on, or overhear accidentally any of the gossip going on. If you accidentally overhear, pretend like you didn't hear it. Then in the meeting where everyone is trying to unravel the gossip, say, "I don't know. I haven't heard anything about it." My experience is that this is the best way. If you have not joined in any conversations or commented on the gossip, no one can prove that you did or did not hear anything.
Answered by watanake - Thu Mar 8 13:27:07 2007
Can I get both toms and queens 'fixed' for 5 with Cat Protection neutering campaign?
Q. I do qualify, just want to check both toms and queens could be done for 5 each. Also when should I contact the vets? - my kittens will reach 4 months at the end of this month, do I need to contact the vets in advance to sort out the Cat Protection's contribution to the neutering? I can't use a phone, or else I'd call the CP directly.
Asked by Lebeautemps - Fri Sep 11 17:17:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a CP volunteer. Do you have a written voucher signed by your local branch or have you been given the leaflet with a phone number on? The voucher covers both spaying and neutering for 5. Not all vets accept the voucher so if a vet is not stated on your voucher you need to contact your local branch and they will advise you. Not all vets will neuter at 4months so double check some prefer to do it at 6months. When you ring the vets just tell them then that you have a voucher then, you don't have to ring loads in advance to tell them. I would generally ring for neutering a week in advance so you'll have more choice of appointment. If you have been given the leaflet voucher with the phone number on you'll have to call and they'll tell you… [cont.]
Answered by LottyBetty - Fri Sep 11 18:35:24 2009
Q. I do qualify, just want to check both toms and queens could be done for 5 each. Also when should I contact the vets? - my kittens will reach 4 months at the end of this month, do I need to contact the vets in advance to sort out the Cat Protection's contribution to the neutering? I can't use a phone, or else I'd call the CP directly.
Asked by Lebeautemps - Fri Sep 11 17:17:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a CP volunteer. Do you have a written voucher signed by your local branch or have you been given the leaflet with a phone number on? The voucher covers both spaying and neutering for 5. Not all vets accept the voucher so if a vet is not stated on your voucher you need to contact your local branch and they will advise you. Not all vets will neuter at 4months so double check some prefer to do it at 6months. When you ring the vets just tell them then that you have a voucher then, you don't have to ring loads in advance to tell them. I would generally ring for neutering a week in advance so you'll have more choice of appointment. If you have been given the leaflet voucher with the phone number on you'll have to call and they'll tell you… [cont.]
Answered by LottyBetty - Fri Sep 11 18:35:24 2009
What are the best parts of brooklyn and queens to get an apartment?
Q. im looking on craigslist. i wont get one for a while but just for future reference. im in manhattan for school now but when i get out i know i couldnt afford a place here and even if i could you get more for your money in queens and maybe in brooklyn. so as far as safety in area and nice environment which neighborhoods in each are best ??
Asked by Gone, Gone, Gone. - Sat Apr 11 13:22:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe Park Slope or Brooklyn Heights In Brooklyn, if you can afford it. I wouldn't live in Queens-- but I would say maybe Astoria and Long Island City. It depends what you are looking for.
Answered by I'm listening - Sat Apr 11 14:07:53 2009
Q. im looking on craigslist. i wont get one for a while but just for future reference. im in manhattan for school now but when i get out i know i couldnt afford a place here and even if i could you get more for your money in queens and maybe in brooklyn. so as far as safety in area and nice environment which neighborhoods in each are best ??
Asked by Gone, Gone, Gone. - Sat Apr 11 13:22:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe Park Slope or Brooklyn Heights In Brooklyn, if you can afford it. I wouldn't live in Queens-- but I would say maybe Astoria and Long Island City. It depends what you are looking for.
Answered by I'm listening - Sat Apr 11 14:07:53 2009
How long does it take to get to Queens from Jersey Turnpike?
Q. I want to know approximate how long it will take to get to queens (belt parkway/cross island parkway) from the Jersey Turnpike. from the entrance into new jersey from pennsylvania. coming from south and getting to new york. So, in other words, from the very start of the Jersey Turnpike, how long would it take to get to Queens?
Asked by Celia - Wed Nov 26 18:16:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well obviously it depends on where in jersey you are starting from. I live north of newark in essex and I can get over the verrazano bridge into brooklyn in about an hour. edit: it would take you around 2 hrs, depending on traffic and when you make the trip. it's very easy and almost impossible to get lost. take the jersey turnpike north towards newark, get off at staten island, go over the goethals bridge, stay on the staten island expressway, go over the varrazono bridge, and you're right on the belt parkway. those bridges are tolls, and the varrazono is a monster. enjoy driving over that. it freaks me out.
Answered by On My Own - Wed Nov 26 18:32:52 2008
Q. I want to know approximate how long it will take to get to queens (belt parkway/cross island parkway) from the Jersey Turnpike. from the entrance into new jersey from pennsylvania. coming from south and getting to new york. So, in other words, from the very start of the Jersey Turnpike, how long would it take to get to Queens?
Asked by Celia - Wed Nov 26 18:16:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well obviously it depends on where in jersey you are starting from. I live north of newark in essex and I can get over the verrazano bridge into brooklyn in about an hour. edit: it would take you around 2 hrs, depending on traffic and when you make the trip. it's very easy and almost impossible to get lost. take the jersey turnpike north towards newark, get off at staten island, go over the goethals bridge, stay on the staten island expressway, go over the varrazono bridge, and you're right on the belt parkway. those bridges are tolls, and the varrazono is a monster. enjoy driving over that. it freaks me out.
Answered by On My Own - Wed Nov 26 18:32:52 2008
How do you get to baltimore maryland from Queens blvd new york on the subway.?
Q. I need directions for the subway from Queens to baltimore maryland. How long will this journey take. Many Thanks
Asked by blue3gem - Tue Oct 2 04:32:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's obviously no subway directly to Baltimore, but the subway will play a key part in getting you there. Get a Manhattan-bound E train along Queens Boulevard. If you can only find the R, V, and G at a station close to you, take one of those until you can transfer to the E (at Roosevelt Ave. or Queens Plaza). Take the E to 34th Street/Penn Station. Exit the subway and go into Penn Station. You'll be able to get Amtrak to Baltimore there.
Answered by NYC fan - Tue Oct 2 17:26:01 2007
Q. I need directions for the subway from Queens to baltimore maryland. How long will this journey take. Many Thanks
Asked by blue3gem - Tue Oct 2 04:32:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's obviously no subway directly to Baltimore, but the subway will play a key part in getting you there. Get a Manhattan-bound E train along Queens Boulevard. If you can only find the R, V, and G at a station close to you, take one of those until you can transfer to the E (at Roosevelt Ave. or Queens Plaza). Take the E to 34th Street/Penn Station. Exit the subway and go into Penn Station. You'll be able to get Amtrak to Baltimore there.
Answered by NYC fan - Tue Oct 2 17:26:01 2007
What is the rent increase non rent control in queens?
Q. Hi, everyone! I am going to be looking for a new apartment in queens ny. I been seeing a lot of ads that posted from management office. I am wondering if any body rent an apartment from a management office. Do you know how much of rent increase do you get when you want to renew your lease?
Asked by chanie422 - Sat Dec 27 20:56:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the apartment is not under rent control, then there is no limit on future rent increases.
Answered by unknown - Sat Dec 27 23:47:56 2008
Q. Hi, everyone! I am going to be looking for a new apartment in queens ny. I been seeing a lot of ads that posted from management office. I am wondering if any body rent an apartment from a management office. Do you know how much of rent increase do you get when you want to renew your lease?
Asked by chanie422 - Sat Dec 27 20:56:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the apartment is not under rent control, then there is no limit on future rent increases.
Answered by unknown - Sat Dec 27 23:47:56 2008
Where in queens can you get to manhattan in 20 minutes or less?
Q. Apartment hunting! I'm going to Hunter College and I'm looking in queens for apartments. What neighborhoods are the most convenient to manhattan?
Asked by ZippyPuff #_! - Wed Jul 15 22:31:29 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Astoria on the N/W trains, Long Island City and Sunnyside on the #7 train and since the F train at 63rd/Lex is the CLOSEST direct train from Hunter College to Queens, you can also go as far out as Jackson Heights and Forest Hills within 20 minutes since it runs express in Queens.
Answered by smekkleysa - Thu Jul 16 01:21:13 2009
Q. Apartment hunting! I'm going to Hunter College and I'm looking in queens for apartments. What neighborhoods are the most convenient to manhattan?
Asked by ZippyPuff #_! - Wed Jul 15 22:31:29 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Astoria on the N/W trains, Long Island City and Sunnyside on the #7 train and since the F train at 63rd/Lex is the CLOSEST direct train from Hunter College to Queens, you can also go as far out as Jackson Heights and Forest Hills within 20 minutes since it runs express in Queens.
Answered by smekkleysa - Thu Jul 16 01:21:13 2009
DO you Think that living in Queens and going to Saint Johns University a good idea?
Q. I was wondering what y'all think of this, because I live in texas and I'm planning to go to St. Johns university in Queens in NewYork. IS it dangerous? What do you think I should do to prepare for this?
Asked by omar a - Tue Jan 29 08:41:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St. Johns is not known as a dangerous school, no. Will you be living in their residence halls? I know that many (most?) students at this school are commuters, but because you're coming from so far away, it may be a good idea to live in the dorms for the first year, until you learn the area. And their dorms are brand new, and to me, they look rather nice. Have you done a campus visit yet? If this is impossible due to distance, see if you can have someone in admissions set you up to speak, by phone, with a student admissions rep, ideally someone who is not from NYC, so you can ask them what it's *really* like there. The university itself is in a relatively quiet, and residential, part of Queens. To be honest, the campus itself feels… [cont.]
Answered by RoaringMice - Tue Jan 29 09:38:15 2008
Q. I was wondering what y'all think of this, because I live in texas and I'm planning to go to St. Johns university in Queens in NewYork. IS it dangerous? What do you think I should do to prepare for this?
Asked by omar a - Tue Jan 29 08:41:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. St. Johns is not known as a dangerous school, no. Will you be living in their residence halls? I know that many (most?) students at this school are commuters, but because you're coming from so far away, it may be a good idea to live in the dorms for the first year, until you learn the area. And their dorms are brand new, and to me, they look rather nice. Have you done a campus visit yet? If this is impossible due to distance, see if you can have someone in admissions set you up to speak, by phone, with a student admissions rep, ideally someone who is not from NYC, so you can ask them what it's *really* like there. The university itself is in a relatively quiet, and residential, part of Queens. To be honest, the campus itself feels… [cont.]
Answered by RoaringMice - Tue Jan 29 09:38:15 2008
Where can I find a good and friendly cooking school in NY (preferably in Queens or in NYC)?
Q. I am just a regular college student looking to learn how to cook during the summer since I have never really cooked for myself before. I am extremely excited to learn but I don't really want to go into some intense lessons where the students are preparing for some culinary careers. Although my mom is a great cook, she feels that it would be easier for me to learn by attending some real classes and then I could just learn some other things from her. And I also think it would be really fun to take some cooking lessons. Does anyone know a good and nice place around Queens or NYC?
Asked by SwtMorrow - Sat Apr 1 22:11:14 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Institute of Culinary Education, 50 W 23rd Street, offers what they call recreational courses. I think this is just what you're looking for. Good luck.
Answered by maigen_obx - Sun Apr 2 01:30:56 2006
Q. I am just a regular college student looking to learn how to cook during the summer since I have never really cooked for myself before. I am extremely excited to learn but I don't really want to go into some intense lessons where the students are preparing for some culinary careers. Although my mom is a great cook, she feels that it would be easier for me to learn by attending some real classes and then I could just learn some other things from her. And I also think it would be really fun to take some cooking lessons. Does anyone know a good and nice place around Queens or NYC?
Asked by SwtMorrow - Sat Apr 1 22:11:14 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Institute of Culinary Education, 50 W 23rd Street, offers what they call recreational courses. I think this is just what you're looking for. Good luck.
Answered by maigen_obx - Sun Apr 2 01:30:56 2006
What are some good thrift shops in Queens or Manhattan?
Q. I prefer Queens but Manhattan is great too if the deals are good. I want to buy clothes for back to school and don't have a lot of money this year. Thanks!
Asked by sys9263 - Fri Aug 22 20:16:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the best thrift stores without a doubt are goodwills. there aren''t hard to find there practically in any neighborhood. but one of the best thrift stores is beacons closet in queens i'm not sure about the address but i bought a juicy couture sweatsuit for 20 bucks i saved about hundreds
Answered by Hellokittyluver - Fri Aug 22 20:21:45 2008
Q. I prefer Queens but Manhattan is great too if the deals are good. I want to buy clothes for back to school and don't have a lot of money this year. Thanks!
Asked by sys9263 - Fri Aug 22 20:16:13 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the best thrift stores without a doubt are goodwills. there aren''t hard to find there practically in any neighborhood. but one of the best thrift stores is beacons closet in queens i'm not sure about the address but i bought a juicy couture sweatsuit for 20 bucks i saved about hundreds
Answered by Hellokittyluver - Fri Aug 22 20:21:45 2008
What is the neighbourhood of Electchester like in Queens, NY?
Q. Hi guys, I might be moving over to Electchester in Queens NYC with my fiancee in a few years time, she's an electrician over there and is getting an apartment there. I was just wondering if some of you could help me out and tell me what the surounding areas of Electchester are like?
Asked by lagerbreath - Tue May 6 12:43:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My friend, the link below should be very helpful. Good luck. Native New Yorker
Answered by Native New Yorker - Tue May 6 12:48:35 2008
Q. Hi guys, I might be moving over to Electchester in Queens NYC with my fiancee in a few years time, she's an electrician over there and is getting an apartment there. I was just wondering if some of you could help me out and tell me what the surounding areas of Electchester are like?
Asked by lagerbreath - Tue May 6 12:43:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My friend, the link below should be very helpful. Good luck. Native New Yorker
Answered by Native New Yorker - Tue May 6 12:48:35 2008
Where are the italian neighborhoods in Queens and Brooklyn?
Q. I want to move to either Queens or Brooklyn in the summer. I want to visit NYC again to scout out some good neighborhoods before I move there. I would like to live in an Italian neighborhood. Where are some Italian neighborhoods in Queens or Brooklyn that are also somewhat safe?
Asked by koalapaste - Sun Dec 14 19:26:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Long Island is where all the guineas are now. :)
Answered by McLovin - Mon Dec 15 00:52:32 2008
Q. I want to move to either Queens or Brooklyn in the summer. I want to visit NYC again to scout out some good neighborhoods before I move there. I would like to live in an Italian neighborhood. Where are some Italian neighborhoods in Queens or Brooklyn that are also somewhat safe?
Asked by koalapaste - Sun Dec 14 19:26:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Long Island is where all the guineas are now. :)
Answered by McLovin - Mon Dec 15 00:52:32 2008
How to get to 20th avenue and 68th street from queens?
Q. I want to go to 20th avenue and 68th street in brooklyn from grand ave newtown station subway in queens how do I get there by train? I've already checked like every map website but what would be the fastest way? Do I take the G, F, and N trains? Anyone help please for an easy 10 pts thanks so much =)
Asked by .... - Sun Dec 14 20:27:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weekdays: Take Brooklyn-bound R Broadway Local to Lex Av or V 6th Av Local to 34th St-Herald Sq. Then transfer to Brooklyn-bound N) train to 20th Av. Then walk south to 68th St. Weekends: Take Brooklyn-bound R to Lex Av-59th St, then transfer to Coney Island-bound N train. Late Night: Take Manhattan-bound (E) train to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal, then walk through free transfer tunnel to Times Sq for Coney Island-bound N train. Please during the weekend and late night, there are many construction work, so please click on service advisory NYCT icon at MTA Website.
Answered by FamousNYLover - Mon Dec 15 11:20:20 2008
Q. I want to go to 20th avenue and 68th street in brooklyn from grand ave newtown station subway in queens how do I get there by train? I've already checked like every map website but what would be the fastest way? Do I take the G, F, and N trains? Anyone help please for an easy 10 pts thanks so much =)
Asked by .... - Sun Dec 14 20:27:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Weekdays: Take Brooklyn-bound R Broadway Local to Lex Av or V 6th Av Local to 34th St-Herald Sq. Then transfer to Brooklyn-bound N) train to 20th Av. Then walk south to 68th St. Weekends: Take Brooklyn-bound R to Lex Av-59th St, then transfer to Coney Island-bound N train. Late Night: Take Manhattan-bound (E) train to 42nd St-Port Authority Bus Terminal, then walk through free transfer tunnel to Times Sq for Coney Island-bound N train. Please during the weekend and late night, there are many construction work, so please click on service advisory NYCT icon at MTA Website.
Answered by FamousNYLover - Mon Dec 15 11:20:20 2008
Where can I find colouring pictures of the kings and queens of england?
Q. My family home educates and at the moment my brother and sister are working on a project about the Kings and queens of england and my mum wants them to have colouring sheets but we are having no luck finding them without having to pay for them. is there anywhere where I can print them off the internet or if I have to where is the cheapest place to buy them?
Asked by Duncan R - Fri Sep 7 07:01:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This book from amazon has some much better and more detailed pictures & should keep them busy for a few hours! It's fairly cheap too -
Answered by The Book Garden - Fri Sep 7 07:30:52 2007
Q. My family home educates and at the moment my brother and sister are working on a project about the Kings and queens of england and my mum wants them to have colouring sheets but we are having no luck finding them without having to pay for them. is there anywhere where I can print them off the internet or if I have to where is the cheapest place to buy them?
Asked by Duncan R - Fri Sep 7 07:01:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This book from amazon has some much better and more detailed pictures & should keep them busy for a few hours! It's fairly cheap too -
Answered by The Book Garden - Fri Sep 7 07:30:52 2007
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