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March 06, 2006

Core Toplist - website real simple

Real Simple makes things simple and adds a dash of creativity to mundane pursuits! The website also features tips on everything from travel and cooking to etiquette and gift-giving. Available in magazine and online formats, here's a neat website that makes our list!

www.realsimple.com

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December 19, 2005

Core Toplist # 1: Theatre Mania

Make room for the CORE TOPLIST.

From time to time, the Apple Core team will compile "best-of-lists" in the world's greatest city.  Here's list # 1 - the most recommended websites for theatre fans.

www.theatremania.com
www.tdf.org/programs/tkts/
www.nycopera.com
www.playbill.com

www.HitShowClub.com
www.ticketmaster.com
www.telecharge.com
www.backstage.com
www.broadwayoffers.com
www.broadway.com

Additional tips -

Check your credit card email for the occasional surprise - reduced-price tickets for new shows like Tarzan!

The Radio City Christmas Spectacular - More a NY tradition than theatre, the Radio City CS is pure holiday magic.

The Comfort Inn is a convenient stop right in the middle of Times Sq - theatre district at your door.

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December 07, 2005

The best sheet of ice in Bryant Park!

Ice-cold and free this holiday season...

'The Pond' at Bryant Park is the city's newest ice skating rink! The "170x100" state-of-the-art rink allows free skating though you must pay to rent skates ($7.50 per session.) Office-goers in the area will enjoy their new perk - a skating lunch break! An ice cafe, snack bar and viewing deck complete the Pond experience! Skating lessons are also available for those gliding on thin ice!

The world's first ice rink (mechanically refrigerated) was built in 1876 in Chelsea, London and was called the Glaciarium(source:about.com). Think Winter Olympics to better appreciate the beauty of this invention!

Coming soon....pictures of the Pond!

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