what to do in new york in the winter?

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i moved here from texas about a month or two ago im 14 and i live in brooklyn right along the ocean and like almost under that 2 mile bridge what is fun to do in the winter? wheres like a must go place? also are there like plays? like the christmas carol and stuff like that? and where exactly is broadway because i always here like the shows on broadway

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Hi, I would recommend the following:

- Go ice skating at Bryant Park, Rockefeller Center or Central Park
- Go sledding in Central Park
- Flushing Meadows Corona Park Pool & Rink â they have an 110,000-square-foot Olympic-sized indoor public pool, the largest in NYC
- Powerplay rock-climbing center in Brooklyn
- Play tennis at the Bridgeview Racquet and Fitness Club â Itâs a 100,000-square-foot white tennis dome that houses eight indoor courts, a pro tennis shop, and a full-service gym for $35 per month.
- Riverdale Equestrian Center â just 30 minutes north of Manhattan. Learn how to horseback ride inside.
- Go to the New York Aquarium in Brooklyn
- Go to the New York Botanical Gardens in Queens â they are free
- Take a tour of the Brooklyn Brewery
- Bedford Avenue Flea Market in Williamsburg Brooklyn â located inside a 3,000-square-foot building
- Go to the Brooklyn Flea Market â itâs open year round
- New York Spa Castle in Flushing, Queens. For $35, youâll get unlimited access to a foot and body massage pool, Hinoki Bath, sauna, indoor, outdoor, and kiddie pools, and an aqua bar.
- Get access to a steam room, sauna and indoor poolâfor just $10 at The Grace Hotel in Times Square
- Take cooking lessons at the Brooklyn Kitchen. Most courses are only $25-$50.
- See the Grand Central Terminal Kaleidoscope Light Show
- City Bakeryâs Hot Chocolate Festival â itâs in February
- See the New York Hall of Science in Brooklynâs giant Snow Globe
- Go to the Bronx Zooâs Wild Winterland
- The David Rubenstein Auditorium at the Lincoln Center has free performances throughout the winter
- See a performance of the The Nutcracker at the New York City Ballet
- Go to the Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory
- Spend a day at FAO Schwartz on Central Park South or Toys R Us in Times square
- See the Holiday Window Displays at the following shops: Lord & Taylor, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barneys, Bloomingdales, Macyâs
- Go to Winter Restaurant Week
- Golf at Chelsea Piers â inside
- Take a bus tour of Christmas lights in Brooklyn
- See the New York Transit Museum Grand Central Holiday Train show, itâs free
- See the following Holiday Christmas Trees: Rockefeller Center Christmas, Central Park, Madison Square Park, South Street
- Go to Oceanâs 8 in Brooklyn to play pool or ping pong
- Go to the Rose Center for Earth & Space for a show in 3D
- Take a free walking tour of Central Park, put on by the Central Park conservancy
- Go to the Radio City music Hall Christmas Spectacular
- Go to the Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden in Queens
- Ride the Staten Island Ferry, it's free and lots of fun. You also get great views of the Statue of Liberty.
- Go to Calle Ocho on the Upper West Side for Sunday Brunch (they have unlimited sangria w/purchase of entree).
- Get a burger at Shake Shack, hands down NYC's best burger place
- Go to a free or $5 show at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater
- Go to the Sony Wonder Technology Lab -- free admission
- Sit in the lobby of the Waldorf Astoria and bring a coffee. The couches are really comfy and the lobby is spectacular.
- Get a cupcake at Magnolia Bakery
- See Dylan's Candy Store -- opened by Bob Dylan's daughter
- Go to the NY Skyride, itâs the only virtual aerial simulator in NYC
- Take a double decker sightseeing tour of NYC â in the Winter, busses cover their open-top vehicles with a clear, see-through material so you can still experience the tour from the second story of the bus. Try Gray Line Tours.
- See a performance at Carnegie Hall
- Go to the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
- Go to the NYC Winter Jam at Central Park â itâs in February
- See a performance of The Nutcracker

Pure Black German Shepherds?

Wild Dog

After MUCH consideration I have decided I want a GSD. I have decided, also, that I'd like the dog to be all black, since the breed comes in that variation.

I have heard rumors that this is a rarer color. I don't really care about that, I just like the way it looks as compared to the regular black and tan. Will I have to pay more for one?

I live in the Pennsylvania area, I'm willing to travel. I've looked at petfinder.com and one there has interested me and I've E-mailed the foundation, but I am still browzing. Anyone know any GOOD, REPUTABLE breeders? I am -NOT- against taking a mix if it shares the phenotypical and mental/psychological stature of a GSD.

Any other information would also be appreciated. = )
First answerer: You are incorrect. GSD purebreds may come monochromatic black.
GetEmGang, read the question before you respond. That seems to be a problem with you. I said I would accept a mutt under particular conditions, one of which is if at the time of purchase there is no option for a purebreed. The mutt must also meet the phenotypical standards (of a GSD) and the relative tempermant of the breed fairly accuratly.

You are proving to be a very ignorant person.

Also, do yourself a favor and learn to type coherently.

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this is what the AKC and CKC Breed standard says about color>
Color
The German Shepherd Dog varies in color, and most colors are permissible. Strong rich colors are preferred. Pale, washed-out colors and blues or livers are serious faults. A white dog must be disqualified.

So, please ignore the ones who tell you it is not a proper color.
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Info: Imported directly from Europe, puppies from top quality V and VA rated sires/dams. Parents certified with "A" normal hips, SchH titled. Black and red classic colors or sable, white, black available. Temperaments guaranteed. We have been breeding and training for 30 years

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address: 7913 Mitchellsville Rd.
city: Bath, New York 14810
phone: 607-776-5527
email: smalthausvgsd@aol.com
Info: We are a small exclusive kennel. Top import lines, home raised, well socialized, sound temperment, Black/Tans and Solid Blacks.

V.D. Rucken Haus
The Dempsey's
Winchester, VA.
phone: (540) 722-0848
email: ruknhaus@shentel.net
Breeding Germany's elite black and red show lines. 100% German Imports. Bred for correct type and temperament. Please visit our web site.

Whispering Willow Kennels
URL: www.willowshepherds.com
names: Elizabeth Painting
address: 1011 Old Apple Grove Rd
city: Mineral, VA 23117
phone: 540-872-3540
email: willowshepherds@yahoo.com
Info: Breeding Top European Lines. Black/reds, Sables, and Solid Blacks. We are very family oriented, we strive to breed beautiful, well mannered, loyal, and naturally protective working and companion dogs. Please feel free to view our web site or contact us.

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