New York City White Pages
Sometimes it’s hard to know what you are getting yourselves in to when you move to another city, or visit one that you don’t know at all. New York City is an exciting and wonderful place to visit, but if you have never been there before you might want to do some research before you go and make sure you have information available to you when you are there.
New York City is not at all like most of America. If you stop someone on the street to ask them for directions or help you have only about a 50% chance that they will want to help you. Generally people won’t be rude to you, but New Yorkers are used to tourists and don’t feel like they should talk to every person that asks for their help everyday. And why should they. If you spent the day walking down 5th avenue for instance you would be asked for help by salesman, homeless, tourists, someone asking for directions, and the list really does go on. New Yorkers walk with their head down and walk to get somewhere not to get held up.
It is however possible to get the help you need from sources before you go. For instance you can go on the whitepages and find the address and phone number of pretty much any business you need to find. You can also find the address of your friends apartment before you jump in the cab. Whitepages.com can also help you plan many things, with specialized pages for weddings, auto centre, moving ad home improvement.
New York City is a community but you really do need to find your own way around it and you will fit in fine. No one wants to hold your hand, but that’s why the saying goes… if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.
Man hit by NYC police: I get headaches, nightmares - Wall Street Journal
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New York City hotels to give panic buttons to maids NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hotels in New York City have agreed to give housekeepers personal panic buttons in the wake of a hotel maid's charge she was sexually assaulted by former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn. The panic buttons were among several items included in a contract proposal presented on Tuesday to the city's hotel union that was expected to win approval early next week. Strauss-Kahn was ... | ||
New York City hotels to give panic buttons to maids - Reuters
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Early leader in NYC BigApps competition: Foursquare - GigaOm
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New York City Hotels Will Give Panic Buttons to Staff New York City hotel operators have agreed to a contract with the city's hotel union that gives housekeepers and other hotel employees personal panic buttons to notify security if they run into trouble in a guest's room. While neither hotel owners nor union officials are admitting a link between the new devices and the alleged sexual assault of a Sofitel housekeeper by former IMF Chief Dominique ... | ||
NYC vendor who alerted police to bomb seeks office - 7Online.com
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NYC lawsuit over birth certificate error - Wall Street Journal
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New York City Crime Spike Blamed On Warm Winter Weather - Huffington Post
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Protesters Deliver Petition for Ethical iPhone to NYC Apple Store - PC Magazine
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New York City bike share program coming in Summer 2012 . At last, an urban bike share program is coming to New York City, and planners are involving city residents through community workshops, bike demos, an... | ||
Costello Tagliapietra the Talk of Twitter for New York Fashion Week 2012 [PHOTOS] It is all about fashion in New York City now that the 2012 Fashion Week kicked off on Thursday, and already the names of designers and celebrities are popping up on Twitter. On Thursday, it was Costello Tagliapietra that was getting much Twitter fame, as stars like Susan Sarandon and Padma Lakshmi were seen at the show... | ||
New York City plans target 3 tech firms for human rights compliance - Pensions & Investments
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New York to pay $15 million in wrongful loitering arrests NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City has agreed to pay a total of $15 million in compensation to some 22,000 people who were illegally arrested or issued citations over three decades under loitering laws long ago ruled unconstitutional, according to a class-action settlement. The city has also promised to help with efforts to clear the arrests and convictions from individuals' records, under terms ... | ||
New York City Crime Spike Blamed On Warm Winter Weather MANHATTAN -- Crime has spiked in the Big Apple -- and Mother Nature is being blamed. Unseasonably warm temperatures for the first month of the 2012 have coincided with a 5.7 percent jump in major crimes citywide... | ||
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