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Official Schedule of 2009 “Midsummer Night’s Swing” series at Lincoln Center

Posted on April 24, 2009 by

  Find more videos like this on Midsummer Night SwingHere, finally is the confirmed schedule of this year's Midsummer Night's Swing at Lincoln Center. For those that don't know, Midsummer Night's Swing is a long-running series of dance concerts thrown by Lincoln Center every summer in their courtyard area. On the sad this, this year…

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Watching the “This American Life” simulcast: collective storytelling in the Digital Age

Posted on April 23, 2009 by

Tonight Christina and I went to see a live simulcast of the public radio show "This American Life" being shown at the Union Square Regal theater, along with 143 other movie theaters around the country.  It was rather strange knowing that the show was being taped live just a few blocks south at the NYU…

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Mac n’ cheese pancakes at Shopsin’s

Posted on April 22, 2009 by

I got up early this morning and headed to Shopsin's tiny restaurant in the Essex Street Market to try their mac n' cheese pancakes.  I was there at the stroke of nine and got one of the two seats at the counter, which was nice (as opposed to the 45-minute wait that others have reported). …

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Defonte’s Sandwich Shop: stepping up the sandwich wars in Gramercy

Posted on April 20, 2009 by

My foodie colleagues Barry, Rafi, Amira and I just had some tasty sandwiches from the new Defonte's of Brooklyn Italian sandwich shop on Third Avenue and 21st Street. Overally we were quite impressed with the offerings and the setup. The classic sandwiches like the Nicky and the Valentino seem more packed with extras like lettuce…

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NYC Biking Tip #14: Don’t bike over the Brooklyn Bridge on the weekend

Posted on April 19, 2009 by

Today on the way to a dance performance, I decided to take the Brooklyn Bridge from Quaker Meeting, instead of my usual route over the Manhattan Bridge.  VERY BAD IDEA. In theory, biking over the Brooklyn Bridge should be a breeze. There's a clearly demarcated bike path and pedestrian path, as you can see in…

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“In a Cypher Far, Far, Away”: PMT Breakers at the Spring Showcase

Posted on April 19, 2009 by

Yesterday and today I performed with the PMT breakers at the PMT Dance Showcase, which is always a blast. This season's show was particularly appealing to me because we had a "Star Wars" theme going on with our routine.  I got to be the main evil jedi, leading my troop of Dark Side b-boys against…

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Picture of me twittering in the NY Times Sunday Styles Section today!

Posted on April 19, 2009May 20, 2022 by

Check out Bill Cunningham’s lovely photo essay about the Easter Parade on the NY Times website.  I come into view at about the 0.44 second mark! I like how Bill captured Boosh and I checking our phones.  I’m actually twittering at that exact moment something along the lines of “Looking pimp in the Easter Parade!…

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Stacked Blog’s 24-hour read-a-thon for the Brooklyn Library: donate today!

Posted on April 18, 2009 by

My friend Christina over at the Stacked bibliophile blog is doing a 24-hour read-a-thon all day today starting at 8am and going to 8am tomorrow, Sunday April 19.   That's plenty cool in itself.  But Christina has also added a fundraising component, challenging folks today and tomorrow to donate to the Brooklyn Public Library, which apparently…

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Dancing in the Easter Parade with Michael Arenella & Friends (video)

Posted on April 13, 2009February 22, 2022 by

Yesterday was a lovely sunny and brisk day for the Easter Parade in Manhattan on Fifth Avenue.  Thousands of locals and tourists milled about and marveled at the elegant, fanciful, opulent and sometimes ridiculous Easter outfits worn by participants. The lindy hop crowd tends toward the more vintage-y and elegant end of the spectrum, with…

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My personal city biking rules

Posted on April 8, 2009 by

I don't know if every biker does this, but I have my own set of personal rules for how I choose to bike in the city.  Since New York City bikers tend to play light and loose with traffic regulations, it can be tempting to think that we have no regard for the laws or…

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