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A blog about my life in New York City. Eatouts, Travels, Thoughts, Movies. Always something interesting, something exciting. Friday, September 9, 2011. View more pictures of Leonardo Dicaprio. The release date has been set to November 9, 2011, so there are still two months left. Sunday, August 28, 2011.
Escaping out of and into New York City. Sunday, August 4, 2013. But I highly recommend taking the time to meander through the Swiss Family Robinson-esque staircases to view the falls from other vantage points, and then embark on one of the 3 main hikes.
Energy Deregulation in the United States. Texas passed deregulation of most of its electricity markets and a parts of its natural gas markets in. New York followed soon after Texas, allowing deregulation in the five boroughs and parts of Westchester and Suffolk Counties. The deregulation was in the service area covered by the largest ESCO in New York, ConEd.