I had a CME dinner conference Ruth's Chris Steak House on W 51st St in NYC. The conference was informative and clinically relevant to practice. Food was excellent. A choice of entree, consisted of fillet Mignon, lamb chop or grilled salmon. I chose lamb chop, rare and an Argentinian red wine to wash it down. For dessert, chocolate sinner cake was served.
After the conference, I decided to walk to 42nd St (Times Square) to catch the downtown R train to 34th St instead of at 50th St. There was a cool breeze despite a recorded temperature of 84 degrees Fahrenheit. I looked up and the LCD graphic display on the building seemed gets fancier every time I visit the City. But I noticed something was missing on these billboards. My old fashioned "Ramen Noodle" icon was gone, replaced by a glitzy Budweiser LCD billboard.
The streets were teeming with humanity on a weekday at 10 o'clock at night.
The City has truly changed.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Saturday, June 2, 2007
A Visit to the City Today
It is nice to be back into the ethernet. I had some issues with my wireless pc card adaptor and my Microsoft.net framework. I am hardwired via LAN now. I will figure it out later which wireless brand to choose from.
I had a conference in Times Square this morning. It ended about noon time. It was sunny and a little bit humid but the streets were filled up with visitors from out of town.
What stands out in this crowd on 45th st and Broadway was this infamous transvestite enjoying his/her popularity from passers-by taking pictures. I wish I had the camera with me.
So now, Times Square has the "naked" cowboy and the "beautiful" transvestite.
There is always something interesting in Times Square!
I had a conference in Times Square this morning. It ended about noon time. It was sunny and a little bit humid but the streets were filled up with visitors from out of town.
What stands out in this crowd on 45th st and Broadway was this infamous transvestite enjoying his/her popularity from passers-by taking pictures. I wish I had the camera with me.
So now, Times Square has the "naked" cowboy and the "beautiful" transvestite.
There is always something interesting in Times Square!
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