opening a dance  club in norwalk on 71 wall st
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If the Norwalk you refer to is in Connecticut, you can ask the Connecticut Business Response Center (BRC) at 1-800-392-2122 for their laws regarding clubs.\n\nYou can also visit the following websites \n\nhttp://www.ct-clic.com/business/business.htm\nhttp://www.youbelonginct.com/user-cgi/pages.cgi?dbkey=84&level=2&category=business\nhttp://www.ct.gov/ctportal/taxonomy/ct_taxonomy.asp?DLN=27187&ctportalNav=%7C27187%7C
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you definetly have to shabaa's or shabazz because the dj never disappoints me it is very loungie with big couches... it is in the party district of london!
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how bout a fun day shopping in the chinatown section of NY city, lots of bargaining and getting cheap knock offs of designer clothes and hand bags, watches, etc. Then you can have "dim sum" at one of the numerous authentic chinese restaurants there. April will be great weather.
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open a good restaurant
76848
I have always enjoyed Berlin for dancing and Charlie's (on Broadway) is also fun. Then there's the whole Sidetracks, Roscoes, SPIN, Halsted St. crap-too much for my taste.
60487
Make up business cards with punches on them, creating a free sandwich when the card is full, or a free capuccino. Get cups, with your business name on them, sell them, giving a discount on refills. That brings the customer back to you to get a discounted drink. Anything that gets the customer returning is good. Put out samples of some items. Have other non-food items available for sale that advertise your business. Put out a sidewalk sign, advertising your grand opening. Use balloons & banners on the front of your building. Have friends or your kids stand out in front passing out balloons with your business name printed on them. Have fun. Good luck. <*)))><
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june 23rd\n\nhttp://www.productshopnyc.com/htdocs/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1077
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You've got the beginnings of a good platform, let's make it happen!
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I'm in the same boat! Despite Mr. Wizard's comments, there are a lot of people who want that good, true school hip hop! There's def. a market for independent/underground hip-hop. I agree that myspace.com is a great resource for up and comers, the networking opps. are great! I you live in a big city, look into all of the local clubs/bars - a lot of them have 'open mic' nights. This is a way to get exposure and on-stage experience - which is critical because if you want to make it independently, a good live show can be your bread and butter! Also, get that demo in tip top shape and send it out to independent hip-hop labels. A few I can think of are halftooth records, seven heads, justus league.... Def. be prepared to work very hard and put a lot of time and effort into it, and love it too! If you don't love it what's the point?
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The best places for private label, which is what you are looking for are not online, to be honest.  I used to work in textile sales, jersey knits.  You could  find blocks of private label clothing from 8th to 6th aves and 40th to 35th streets, a big rectangle.  For shoes 5th and 6th aves and 40th to 35th st.  You have to show your tax id number to buy, of course and once you set up, they could deliver anywhere.  I advise it this way because I know some stores who have been ripped off buying wholesale online.
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I love Revolution on Broad St, but that's mostly because I'm single and do quite well in there whenever I'm visiting! The Canalside has a lot of good bars, and as for during the day I find going to the Sea Life aquarium quite a relaxing way to spend an afternoon. Have a nice time!
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How about Leo's Dancewear - it's at 1900 N Narragansett Ave in Chicago, and has been in business since 1924. I would imagine they would be fairly informed in all areas of tap equipment.
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Get lots of techno and dance club music.
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you can have a raffle.. write a formal letter asking for donations for your club and make a few copies, take them around to local stores ask for merchandise or gift certificates, then raffle those items off for $1 a ticket... \n\nyou can host a dance.. ask your school or city or local boys & girls club to donate a gym or cafeteria so that your club can hold a dance.. you can charge $2.50 per person, also have mothers/fathers of club members make baked goods or snacks, sell them during the dance.. \n\nyou can also make baked goods or craft projects and sell them if front of your local supermarket(make sure to ask permission from the store first).. also think about selling them during up coming christmas craft shows and parades or special events.. a lot of events need vendors and some even offer a special non profit rate if not free rate for non profits.. \n\nin the spring/summer of course you can have the ever popular carwash.. it's also good to sell snacks etc, at carwashes also, at any fundraising event you do really, baked goods are cheap to make and they always sell, no one can resist a good chocolate chip cookie... \n\nwe had a fundraiser a few months ago where a few guys from our martial arts club volunteered to shave they're heads.. so we made boxes for them and who evers box had the most $$ at the end of the day had to get his head shaved in front of everyone right then and there.. it was a big hit, it cost nothing to set it up and we made a straight profit of $500 in one afternoon... \n\nalso, and many people forget this, always send thank you letters to those who donate things or significant amounts of money.. this lets people know that you appreciate their support and will make them more inclined to donate even more next time you ask... \n\njust be creative, sensire and enthusiastic and you'll find ways to make money.. \n\nhope this helps!\n\n~*good luck*~
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NYMEX.com would be a good start....
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You need to take it up with the principal or whoever funds the extra curricular activities before you can just start a club all willy-nilly.\n\nHey, I think its a great idea though. You're going to need LOTS of gym mats, beams, uneven bars. parallel bars, a big floor, a pit, at least 3 trampolines, a vault, chalk, guards, matching uniforms, leotards, or jackets, stereo...\n\nThis is going to cost lots and lots of money and time, I am not sure how possible it can be, but good luck in starting the club!
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Open a business there, then you'd have a legitimate reason to stay indefinitely. Amsterdam rocks all night long!