Bipolar Disorder Support Group
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San Diego was highest for pet-related events, Los Angeles the highest number of book-related activities and New York for singles events,
bars and clubs
Los Angeles was the top city for music events.
Here is the list of the top 25 '2007 Most Eventful Cities:
1. New York, New York (pop. 8,214,426)
2. Los Angeles, California (pop. 3,849,378)
3. San Francisco, California (pop. 744,041)
4. Chicago, Illinois (pop. 2,833,321)
5. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (pop. 1,448,394)
6. Tucson, Arizona (pop. 518,956)
7. Houston, Texas (pop. 2,144,491)
8. Phoenix, Arizona (pop. 1,512,986)
9. San Diego, California (pop. 1,256,951)
10. Washington, District of Columbia (pop. 581,530)
11. Boston, Massachusetts (pop. 590,763)
12. Miami, Florida (pop. 404,048)
13. Seattle, Washington (pop. 582,454)
14. Atlanta, Georgia (pop. 486,411)
15. Dallas, Texas (pop. 1,232,940)
16. Denver, Colorado (pop. 566,974)
17. Austin, Texas (pop. 709,893)
18. Tampa, Florida (pop. 332,888)
19. Las Vegas, Nevada (pop. 552,539)
20. Albuquerque, New Mexico (pop. 504,949)
21. Baltimore, Maryland (pop. 631,366)
22. Indianapolis, Indiana (pop. 785,597)
23. Minneapolis, Minnesota (pop. 372,833)
24. St. Louis, Missouri (pop. 353,837)
25. Nashville, Tennessee (pop. 552,120)
bars and clubs
Los Angeles was the top city for music events.
Here is the list of the top 25 '2007 Most Eventful Cities:
1. New York, New York (pop. 8,214,426)
2. Los Angeles, California (pop. 3,849,378)
3. San Francisco, California (pop. 744,041)
4. Chicago, Illinois (pop. 2,833,321)
5. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (pop. 1,448,394)
6. Tucson, Arizona (pop. 518,956)
7. Houston, Texas (pop. 2,144,491)
8. Phoenix, Arizona (pop. 1,512,986)
9. San Diego, California (pop. 1,256,951)
10. Washington, District of Columbia (pop. 581,530)
11. Boston, Massachusetts (pop. 590,763)
12. Miami, Florida (pop. 404,048)
13. Seattle, Washington (pop. 582,454)
14. Atlanta, Georgia (pop. 486,411)
15. Dallas, Texas (pop. 1,232,940)
16. Denver, Colorado (pop. 566,974)
17. Austin, Texas (pop. 709,893)
18. Tampa, Florida (pop. 332,888)
19. Las Vegas, Nevada (pop. 552,539)
20. Albuquerque, New Mexico (pop. 504,949)
21. Baltimore, Maryland (pop. 631,366)
22. Indianapolis, Indiana (pop. 785,597)
23. Minneapolis, Minnesota (pop. 372,833)
24. St. Louis, Missouri (pop. 353,837)
25. Nashville, Tennessee (pop. 552,120)
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I gave my 2 week notice last Friday 13th. Now to join you fine people in a life of leisure and nothing else to do but to look out for myself....is it just me or does that sound pretty boring? My goal was to live to retire and I guess having to take early retirement because of health reasons wasn't exactly the way I had planned things. I just can't stay in that building that is reeking mildew...
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Has anyone tried these supplements? Do they give MGers more quality of life by improving memory and overall well being?Thanks!Barbel
I thought you were going to talk about the blunder Pres Bush did. He read out on TV a wrong number and so a business is getting tons of phone calls only to be rejected.
So, are you a lizard person too? Or are you on the Ocean side of the hills?
WTFE
NEW YORK - A bottle of 81-year-old Scotch sold for $54,000 at this New York's first liquor auction since Prohibition.
An anonymous collector bought the pricey potable at Christie's sale of wines and spirits on Saturday.
The 100-lot auction sold a total of $304,800 worth of rare wine and liquor. The top lot was a collection of 729 bottles of whisky, which went for $102,000.
The $54,000 bottle was distilled at Macallan in Scotland in 1926, bottled in 1986 and rebottled in 2002.
Prohibition lasted from 1920 to 1933, but New York State did not allow auctions of spirits until this year.
The auction prices include Christie's 20 percent commission