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March 7, 2010
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Museum of the American Gangster Opens Today, at 80 St Marks Place.

eastvillagefeed:

Museum launch

While parts of the museum are being renovated, we will be offering limited previews of the building until the official launch in the Spring (date TBA).

The exhibit gallery will not be open during previews. Only theater programming & building tours will be available during previews.

Previews begin Sunday, March 7, 2010 and are conducted in groups every hour on the hour: 12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm, 4:00pm

RSVP not required.

via moagnyc.org


March 4, 2010
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Is this the end of the line for the legendary mosaic trail?
Jim Power, a.k.a. “Mosaic Man,” penned this screed in his typical choppy stream of consciousness way on his blog yesterday:
for now the LEGENDARY MOSAIC TRAIL has ended after 25 years…
Read the rest here.

Is this the end of the line for the legendary mosaic trail?

Jim Power, a.k.a. “Mosaic Man,” penned this screed in his typical choppy stream of consciousness way on his blog yesterday:

for now the LEGENDARY MOSAIC TRAIL has ended after 25 years…

Read the rest here.


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Last night I was stopped by the police who were ready to give me a ticket for putting a Save Ray’s poster on a wall, which is a misdemeanor. When the officer saw Ray’s face on the poster and I told him I was just promoting an event to help this old friend, he said: “I know the man, and this time I’m gonna let you go.” It was the power of Ray’s charisma and that of love talking! The communication face to face, looking at people’s eyes to see what they’re saying… We heard and understood each other. I called it a night and came back home.
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Francisco Valera, organizer of the Save Ray’s Benefit on Monday, March 8 at The Theater For The New City, East Village, NYC.

Details here.


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elspethjane:

Lovely, lovely…

The Sandpit from Sam O’Hare on Vimeo.

Sam O’Hare’s film The Sandpit is just so delightful I couldn’t not link to it, even though strictly speaking it isn’t the story of one person, but rather of eight million people and one fantastic city.

Apparently it’s made up of 35,000 photographs using time-lapse and tilt-shift but however he’s done it, he’s managed to turn New York City into a magical miniature playground. Snowed in and getting cabin fever, watching it made me want to rush back out again and conquer this city.

Watch it in full screen and keep an eye out for some special details like the couple practicing tai chi under the expressway and the man having a sneaky smoke out on the balcony.

(via Life Stories Blog)


March 3, 2010
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Lively discussion going on.

Perfect for Neighborhoodr readers to chime in.

Have at it here.

(h/t EV Grieve)


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designage:

Michael Sean Edwards ‘splains his East Village Snapshots from 1978-1985.

Previously.

designage:

Michael Sean Edwards ‘splains his East Village Snapshots from 1978-1985.

Previously.


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mbrosen:

WHOA! Check out the FREE NYC Way app for iPhone (App Store link).

Like 50+ NYC iPhone Apps in One!

via bronson.vc (@bcl on Twitter):

NYC Way is best described as a free meta iPhone app for all things NYC.  It was covered on ReadWriteWeb a few days ago.  This app could replace about a page worth of apps on my iPhone, including ‘Sit or Squat’, ‘Wifi Locator’ and ‘Urban Spoon’.  It even has a decent Craigslist interface.  My personal favorite though is the traffic camera section where you can view any of NYC’s traffic cameras. Granted I have no idea why one would actually need to do that, but it is cool…

Read more about NYC Way and download the app here.
Really neat. It’s received a ton of press coverage and several awards so far.

mbrosen:

WHOA! Check out the FREE NYC Way app for iPhone (App Store link).

Like 50+ NYC iPhone Apps in One!

via bronson.vc (@bcl on Twitter):

NYC Way is best described as a free meta iPhone app for all things NYC. It was covered on ReadWriteWeb a few days ago. This app could replace about a page worth of apps on my iPhone, including ‘Sit or Squat’, ‘Wifi Locator’ and ‘Urban Spoon’. It even has a decent Craigslist interface. My personal favorite though is the traffic camera section where you can view any of NYC’s traffic cameras. Granted I have no idea why one would actually need to do that, but it is cool…

Read more about NYC Way and download the app here.

Really neat. It’s received a ton of press coverage and several awards so far.


March 1, 2010
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soupsoup:

Order Fresh Direct from your iPhone

City living!

February 28, 2010
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Urban Daddy: Momofuku Milk Bar adds Red Velvet Soft-Serve Ice Cream

eastvillagefeed:

UD - Momofuku Launches Red Velvet Soft-Serve

Cake Walk
Momofuku Launches Red Velvet Soft-Serve
The cake-to-ice-cream transition brings its share of perils. So, after much deliberation, Momofuku Milk Bar unveils Red Velvet in soft-serve ice cream form, along with Carrot Cake and Cream Cheese Frosting flavors. Only time will tell if this is a good idea or a really, really fantastic idea. (via urbandaddy.com)