Top of the Rock...

We went to the top of the Rockefeller building, which has another really good view of NYC. Seeing the city at night is quite incredible. Even being 80 stories up you can still hear the noises of the street quite clearly. It is an endless sea of lights, and it helps put in perspective the amount of people that call this city home.

Ground Zero...

We headed further downtown to check out the site of the 9-11 attacks. Once you are there you can really see how it would of been so insane, the area of the twin towers is quite large, and for that to come down in amongst all those other buildings really would of cause some crazy damage. The rebuilding process is well underway, the final result looks to be pretty impressive.

After Beer Pong...

When there was a blizzard the day before, probably the best thing to do would be to head home for a good sleep after beer pong. Not on the Do It Live tour. On the tour you tackle fellow band members into the snow...

Beer Pong...

You always hear about it, see it in the movies, but over here, beer pong is a spectator sport. If you feel like losing your memory for an evening, play beer pong. Fordey, the always competitive one, loved playing by the rules posted on the wall. He was at his competitive peak last night, as you can see below. Mind you, this game was against two girls...

Ice Hockey at MSG...

We took the tour to Madison Square Garden last night to catch the New York Rangers play the New York Islanders. The Rangers owned, winning 7-2. We were waiting for some gloves off action the whole game, it only happened once, and it was very disappointing. Everyone in the crowd was screaming to let them fight, but no dice. Also, according to the crowd, Mark Van sucks...

Shenlashlow enjoying the powder...

Patty, aka Shlenashlow, once again decided that he should do it live in our new found winter playground, the streets of New York city. Press play...

Poppin bottles in the ice, like a blizzard...

So the blizzard hit the city tonight. A complete transformation from when we walked out the door this morning. It was unbelievable to see people knee deep in snow walking down the street. Word is it will continue to snow through the night, we will see if we can get out the front door in the morning. Here is a few photo's from this evening.

A walk through Central Park...

When we left our apartment this morning, it had just started to trickle down with snow. After we left the American Museum of Natural History, the snow was in full effect. Central Park was now transformed into a white wonderland. We had heard news reports that there was going to be blizzard conditions, and we were pumped for it.

Getting our history on...

Today we decided to hit up some museums, first stop was the American Museum of Natural History, awesome planetarium display and some cool fossil's that Gam Dayla managed to take a photo of. (He did in fact take a photo of every single item in the museum.) We thought we would give only the coolest of cool interactive activities a go, one was a video, here is the result...