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shine at night and buildings that stand so tall that you have crane your neck to look up. I visited New York City a couple of times and those are things that I could never get enough of, but their one tiny thing that I can't stand about New York and that is the New York subway system. Yes the subway is the easiest way to get around NYC, but for me it not so much. My first time in NYC my parents decide that they wanted to use the subway to get around the city. My first thought is that it is going to

The Bushwick Collective is the best collective in NYC. It is an experience once you walk out the train station. There are so much murals and installations to see. The collective was on every inch of ones eyesight. The walls are huge and all have a different theme. Every wall had me amazed and before I captured the whole image my eyes were already wondering around to the next wall as I found it more impressive. The people from the community are surround by beautiful and honored work. Going to the

lastly and later on in the day of the 12th was seeing Disney’s Frozen on ice. I don’t think I have ever been happier than when attending all five of these events. Seven o’clock pm, Wednesday October 1st, 2014, was the exact time my skipped a beat; it was the exact time the concert of my dreams started. One Direction, consisting of Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, Harry Styles,

American History: Our Hope for the Future As I peer out the bus window I am amazed by the sight. A large, oval shaped setup outlined with high cement pillars representing every state and territory who participated. As I get off the bus and get a closer look I notice wreaths stationed at both the Pacific and Atlantic sides, connecting everything in a form of celebration. In the center, water dances up into the sky and trickles back into the pool, ready to go again. Old Glory can be seen greeting

Growing up in New York my town is full of museum and plays and bleeds culture. I know you wanted a essay on a recent culture experience, but it wouldn't be a great as my experience when I was fifteen and my mother took my brother and I out of school and took us on a skip day in New York City. We went to the Museum of Natural History. This was one of the best experiences and taste of art I have ever experienced.The Museum of Natural History is located on Central Park West in Manhattan NY, across from

lose its magic and mystery no matter how many times I walk the streets and tour the museums. Something about New York has always felt like home, and the city’s life and color never fail to amaze me. Although my family and I have spent many wonderful days wandering around the city, the day that we spent in Central Park last summer will always be be a memory that I will never forget. The day began with a mile-long walk from our hotel in Times Square to the beginning of the park. Once we arrived,

Over 60 million tourists visit New York each year from all across the world. Last summer, my family and I were lucky enough to be some of those tourists. The trip changed my view on a lot of different things, ranging all the way from how people act on the Subways, to the diversity of the city itself. It was such a unique learning experience for me, and I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to travel somewhere that was so drastically different from what I am used to. In 2017, there were 62,351

succeed in the competitive clothing industry, and how a company’s influence on its consumers can affect the present and forthcoming currency earned. When opening a company it is almost a guarantee that owners are concerned about long time success. Many companies are forced out of business by their competition in various ways. Numerous companies do not succeed because of their bad business strategies, business locations, or they were unprepared for the challenges that came about. There

because he could not take vacation time from his job. My aunt designed cereal boxes for major cereal companies, and my uncle was the producer for all Mercedes –Benz commercials and some Tic-tac commercials. Knowing I would be spending a week in an ad filled city

nod to central park’s neighboring reach is yet another gem with antique pieces playing off of the lobby’s greenhouse-inspired theme. The Hudson Bar, one of the most social areas on the property is a sunken cozy lounge, with over 100 seats and 1700 square feet of tequila themed Jalisco inspired decor. The room’s come small and although they feature flat-screen HDTV, iPod docking station, a desk, and views of either the city, courtyard, or river, they are viewed as crash pads. Umami burger is the hotel