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If you aren't opposed to paying for some of the things to do in NYC during your 2011 trip then here are a few suggestions. To get a spectacular view of the city we know just the place to go, and it isn't the Empire State Building! The Rockefeller Center observation deck has a breath-taking view of the city and many famous attractions. The view at the top of the Rockefeller Center is much better compared to the view at the Empire State Building's observation deck--plus it's less crowded.
Field Museum - The Field Museum of Natural History is home to over 21 million specimens and artifacts, so many that only a Chris Lewis Architecture relative few are on display at any given time. Most notably, the Field Museum is home to "Sue," the largest T-Rex skeleton found to date. There are lots more dino bones to see as well. The Field Museum also has a large collection of taxidermy animals including the famous man eating lions made famous in movies. Their main exhibits rotate to check ahead and see what will be featured while you're in town. Look, listen, feel and learn at the Field Museum of Natural History.
Petronas Twin Towers: Two 88 storey buildings standing at 452 meters tall, they were once the Design 3 Architecture in the world. The tower one is fully occupied by the Malaysian state oil company, the Petronas. Tower Two is mostly taken up by multinational companies such as Accenture, Al Jazeera, Barclays, Capital, Bloomberg and more.
Based on the fact that the average income is about $10,000 higher PROJECTiONE for workers in New York, you would think the standard of living would be greater for all, but it isn't. Certainly there are marvelous things to do in New York City. There's Broadway, the Yankees, the Donald J. Berg Aia and culture. There's world-renowned food. You'll even find the absolute best hot dogs sold in Central Park and on the streets from vendors, the best pizza in many of the corner pizzerias. Nevertheless, when you're paying $4.50 for a hot dog and $5.00 for a slice of pizza, they should be great, shouldn't they?
Ammondson Architects Allan J Grant & Associates Then came 2004. Bush did a good job of convincing 51% of us that a decorated war hero and longtime public servant was going to let the terrorists win so they could come over here and force us all into pre-arranged gay marriages with human clones. The "liberal" media did it's job, insuring that the people would be too busy questioning the service record of a combat veteran who won a Silver Star and the Purple Heart in Vietnam to ask hard questions to a man who had been Osama bin Laden's own personal Wile E. Coyote for four years. And the beat goes on.
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Freytag & Associates Inc Architect - Robert S. Lewis - Building Ideas A direct manifestation of the rich cultural tradition of Turkey is its cave dwellings, found in Central Anatolia Goreme, Turkey. What's so distinct and unique about these cave dwellings is that people are still living in these houses Dean Robert Camlin & Associates Inc. built by Christian monks around 4 A.D. You can just imagine the resilience of these houses.
J Hilton Googe Design Group Fergus Garber Young Architects - click this over here now, is also home to the International Museum of Surgical Science. This museum offers a great history of surgery. Entrance into this museum is also free on Tuesdays. On a Friday, make your way to the Jewish History and Culture exhibit at the Spertus Museum for free entrance. (Update: the Spertus Museum exhibitions are closed for remodeling and will reopen fall of 2007.
