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]]> By: Guest http://createdigitalmusic.com/2005/10/02/broken-link-psmax-playstation-to-music-adapter/#comment-1584 Guest Tue, 04 Oct 2005 02:47:48 +0000 http://createdigitalmusic.com/2005/10/02/broken-link-psmax-playstation-to-music-adapter/#comment-1584 To the blog moderator, Author Erik Feder has recently written a new book entitled "The Feder Guide to Where to Park Your Car in Manhattan (and Where Not to Park It!) - Downtown Edition". We are happy to offer the readers of this blog a free excerpt of this book so that they can see for themselves how to save money, time and aggravation by avoiding parking tickets and having their car towed in Manhattan. http://federguide.com/newsletter/?p=subscribe&id=3 "The Feder Guide …" (416 pages) is a complete listing of all street parking regulations and over 150 parking facilities in the downtown area of Manhattan (30th Street – Battery Park). This book also includes helpful hints and tips for parking a car, truck or commercial vehicle in Manhattan as well as tricks people can use to get out of parking tickets they’ve already been given. Believe it or not, it can be done! Most parking tickets in Manhattan will cost you $115 and getting you’re car towed costs $300. Our free excerpt will show you ways to avoid paying out that kind of money - it’s better off in your pocket than in the city’s pockets, right? Erik Feder is "The Parking Expert"; he has done extensive research on the Manhattan parking scene, including driving on every single street in Manhattan and writing down the parking regulations on each and every sign. Erik has been interviewed on FOX-Channel 5, WB-Channel 11, and KISS-FM as well as in The New York Times, New York Newsday, The New York Daily News, The Bergen Record and countless smaller publications and radio stations. To receive your free excerpt of "The Feder Guide to Where to Park Your Car in Manhattan (and Where Not to Park It!) - Downtown Edition", just send an email to: info@federguide.com with "free excerpt" in the subject header and your free excerpt will be emailed promptly. Your email address will never, ever be shared or traded with anyone for any reason. Midtown/uptown edition (124th Street – 30th Street) tofollow in November, 2005. Thanks, Jeanette Rhythmo Productions To the blog moderator,

Author Erik Feder has recently written a new book
entitled “The Feder Guide to Where to Park Your Car
in Manhattan (and Where Not to Park It!) - Downtown Edition”. We are happy to offer the readers of this blog a free excerpt of this book so that they can see for themselves how to save money, time and aggravation by avoiding parking tickets and having their car towed in Manhattan.

http://federguide.com/newsletter/?p=subscribe&id=3

“The Feder Guide …” (416 pages) is a complete listing of all street parking regulations and over 150 parking facilities in the downtown area of Manhattan (30th Street – Battery Park). This book also includes
helpful hints and tips for parking a car, truck or
commercial vehicle in Manhattan as well as tricks
people can use to get out of parking tickets they’ve
already been given. Believe it or not, it can be done!
Most parking tickets in Manhattan will cost you $115 and getting you’re car towed costs $300. Our free excerpt will show you ways to avoid paying out that kind of money - it’s better off in your pocket than in the city’s pockets, right?

Erik Feder is “The Parking Expert”; he has done
extensive research on the Manhattan parking scene,
including driving on every single street in Manhattan
and writing down the parking regulations on each and every sign. Erik has been interviewed on FOX-Channel 5, WB-Channel 11, and KISS-FM as well as in The New York Times, New York Newsday, The New York Daily News, The Bergen Record and countless smaller publications and radio stations.

To receive your free excerpt of “The Feder Guide to
Where to Park Your Car in Manhattan (and Where Not to Park It!) - Downtown Edition”, just send an email to: info@federguide.com
with “free excerpt” in the subject header and your
free excerpt will be emailed promptly. Your email
address will never, ever be shared or traded with
anyone for any reason.

Midtown/uptown edition (124th Street – 30th Street) tofollow in November, 2005.

Thanks,
Jeanette
Rhythmo Productions

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