Forget all of those “fancy” New Year’s parties that come with a lot of hype and a big cover charge; this is where you want to be this December 31, 2010. The cover for New Wave New Year’s Eve is $10 in present-day wear, or $7 in 80s threads. So break out those acid wash jeans, bangle bracelets, and skinny ties, and save a few bucks in “style”.

In a world of P.F. Changs, Starbucks and general corporate blandness, Jeannie Trick’s restaurant creation is a welcome refuge. Though it has changed owners, H.O.T. is still a great place for a first or 50th date. Great food, good service, wandering friendly cats and homey decor and expansive vines give it a kitschy country charm.

Another midtown hot spot is Celtic crossing. This is a local favorite it’s similar to a t-shirt country in Boston. The crowd is savvy and friendly, you can grab a burger a beer and even a live concert. It has the makings of an all night one-stop spot.

First off when walking down the street you want to select a strip club with a professionally dressed able-bodied bouncer working the door. This person should look the part as well as operate in a manner that is both respectful and mature. He should not be on the street cat calling and drawing in gentlemen. If he works at an establishment of merit then it should sell itself without the need for him yelling for customers. Also he should courteously be checking IDs and taking cover charges. The last thing you want is some roustabout causing trouble and acting a fool during your night out.

Right off the girl’s profile, Some indicators would include a chick with rather ostentatious jewelry who talks about going out to a nice restaurant or talks about wanting to be “treated well” or treated “like a lady.” Another indicator is if you ask her out and she uses languaging like “Where are you going to take me out to?” … We’re going to gether, I’m not your chauffer.

Volunteer for the film festival and meet new people -legions of ladies volunteer -and floods of people attend the internationally-acclaimed event. It’s a “do not miss.” Plan your time wisely as the Mill Valley Film Festival dates conflict with Litquake.

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