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Newark has awesome Portugese food!

Ahh Parklife is ill! Modern Life is my favorite of theirs but Parklife is still brilliant!

Well I like the garden district in N'awlins too but I dunno...the area around Canal street makes me uneasy. The french style archtiecture is great though. Columbus is decent. I like Germantown....and yep Richmond is nice..only spent a few hours there though...

My Fiance is originally from Marrietta and thus I have been down to Atlanta alot in the past few years. I am sure I will be back many times too....

Yeah thats the one...they talked about the mediterranean bread to...looks delicous! I wonder if they will deliver to NJ

I liked the Jimmy Carter Library, CNN Center tour, The Coco-Cola Museaum, The Aquarium is very impressive, Botanical Gardens are nice too, I also stayed at the 4 season (which is where I got engaged, so it has some extra special personal importance). Had some great meals!

REM-Automatic Radiohead- The Bends Bjork- Post Elliott Smith- XO Beck- Mutations Radiohead- OK Computer Wilco- Being There U2- Achtung Baby Bruce Springsteen- Greetings From Asbury Park Medeski, Martin and Wood- Combustication

Ah I knew it was on the border....good pizza though...

Where in Jersey are you? I am in Hoboken and like Benny's...If you are looking for some flat pizza thats a good one...or Kinchleys in Mahwah!

I have unfortunatley been to the Mall of America (Part of a cross country camp) but not Minneapolis/St Paul. I even been to the airport about 4 times. Looks nice from a distance. I do hear great things about it and am planning on going in 2008 as I am going to go to North Dakota to get that final state!

Are these your favorite?

Ah they mentioned that on the show. They said the building the restauraunt was housed in was used as a lookout!

I have been to 49 states so far and thus have got to visit alot of Americas beautiful cities. Some I am really itching to get back to...some I was dissapointed in, some were quite surprising. Anyway list your top ones, ones you want to visit, revisit or were just surprised with. 1. NYC (Yeah I live 2 miles from it and keep going back..soo much to offer!!!) 2. Boston (NYC minus some of the crowds and better Italian Section! North End=Awesome) 3. San Francisco 4. Portland, OR 5. Santa Fe (Cool Architecture) 6. Denver 7. San Diego 8. Washington DC 9. Austin 10. Kansas City (What a surprise...be

Saw this on the travel channel of places to get pizza in the country! This looks delicous! Is the pizza pot pie as good as it looks on tv?? May have to put this on my list if I make it out to Chicago sometime...

I think I might have to take a "Leak"!

I stayed at the Golden Nugget in the old downtown. Although I liked the hotel the location was faaaaar from the strip. Sure it was a fun area to walk around for a few hours but the strip is where it is at. In terms of beauty there are some casinos that have amazing archeteture and are fun to look at . I really liked Wynn, Belagio, Venetian, Ceasers and Mandalay Bay. I ate at Spago in Cesears and that was tasty! Clubs have long lines and are expensive. I went to the Palms waited online for 30 minutes and left because I am impatient. Hope this helps!

They always put on a fun show! Lot of energy!

Well figure it deserved its own thread. Nuts...

Whoops didn't see this burried in here! I can't make any dates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! x 1,000,000!

R.E.M. to Tour with Modest Mouse and the National in Support Tagged: Announcement remhq By ethank at 01/28/2008 - 7:05pm R.E.M. will tour North America this May and June in support of Accelerate, their new record which is set to be released on April 1. The band will be joined on the North American tour by Modest Mouse and The National. Please stay tuned to remhq.com for more details. May 23--Vancouver--Deer Lake Park 29--Los Angeles--Hollywood Bowl 31--Berkeley--The Greek Theatre June 03--Denver--Red Rocks Amphitheatre 06--Chicago--United Center 08--Toronto--Molson Amphitheatre

The way you can personalize your concert stats was always mindnumbing.

The economy will certainly have effects on everyones future such as how much social secuirty and other benefits received. An ever growing national debt surely won't make future generations become prosperous. Sure I get what your saying about Flint but you also got to look at some other factors. One other finanical indication of our nations overal economy. The Dow Jones went from 3300 to 10,800 (327% increase) when Clinton Was in office. With Bush it went from 10,800 to 12,200 (13% increase, which technically means we are negative if you just take 3% inflation a year) today.

There seems to be only one thing brought up about his presidency that republicans don't like and it has nothing to do with his policies.

I'm afraid that Obama is a bit inexpierenced. He seems like a good guy and is very personable but I don't think he has the expierence to lead the country. No thoughts on the others.

I don't think they should reunite...95-99 was strong but after that I did lose interest quickly.