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Swing, funk and soul at Midsummer Nights Swing ’08

Posted on July 5, 2008 by

  Find more videos like this on Midsummer Night Swing One of the best parts of swinging in the summer in New York is dancing outdoors at Lincoln Center’s Midsummer Nights Swing concert series.  This year’s series is much shorter than years past, but still sounds like a great lineup of bands (some more swingable…

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What to get for the wedding couple that has everything?

Posted on July 5, 2008 by

I feel like I’ve been to a slew of weddings over the past couple of months of 30-ish to 40-ish couples who are already well-established in their lives together.  Which is lovely, and I totally dig it. I find myself at these weddings have a much better time because the newlyweds are usually freaking out…

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Celebrate Your Freedom, Americans!

Posted on July 4, 2008 by

Happy Independence Day, fellow Americans!  Hurray for freedom, democracy, and fries!

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I’m not getting older, I’m getting bad ass-er

Posted on July 3, 2008 by

It’s my mutha&%$*ing 39th birthday, folks!  In between coordinating a virtual fossil dig and heading to Cali for a family wedding, I haven’t had any time to plan anything for my birthday, unfortunately.  I’m hoping to  rally the troops for some dance outing next weekend, though. Meanwhile, here’s some reasons why I’m not getting older,…

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Chicago and NY teens complete virtual fossil dig in Second Life today

Posted on July 2, 2008 by

The I Dig Tanzania summer camp participants finished the virtual portion of their program today.  Here’s a picture of our New York IDT participants posing with Mark Kingdon, the CEO of Linden Lab, the creators of Second Life.  A dedicated group of 16 teens in Chicago and New York completed a week-long set of activities…

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I Dig Tanzania Day Two: fossil digging, synapsids, and fishing fun!

Posted on June 30, 2008 by

Today was the second day of the " I Dig Tanzania" intensive summer camp that Global Kids is running with the Field Museum in Chicago.  Today our intrepid groups of 16 teens in New York and Chi-town had a number of challenging tasks that we set out for them to make progress on their virtual…

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Global Kids and Field Museum launch innovative “virtual fossil dig” for teens in New York and Chicago

Posted on June 29, 2008 by

Here’s some video from the launch of the "I Dig Tanzania" intensive summer camp that I am helping facilite for the next few days. Yesterday the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago and Global Kids launched an intensive summer camp for a group of teens in New York and Chicago that we call "I…

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Effervescent and Sarah’s wedding dance!

Posted on June 29, 2008 by

Last night I got to celebrate the marriage of one of my dearest friends and fellow Yehoodi administrator Effervescent and his new bride Sarah Chu at SPQR in Little Italy. Here’s the newlyweds enjoying their silly and sweet wedding dance. After a busy day at work, it was wonderful to be among friends old and…

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Brooklyn Bombshells take 3rd place Marching Group prize at 2008 Mermaid Parade!

Posted on June 27, 2008May 4, 2019 by

I’m proud to report that the Brooklyn Bombshell Revue took third place in the Marching Group division at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade this year!  The competition was fierce this year, with amazing entrants all around.  So that’s quite a feather in our cap. Congrats to all the winners, and all those that brought the…

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REMINDER: 5 Finalists in USC Public Good & SL Challenge need your votes by June 30!

Posted on June 25, 2008 by

Just a quick reminder that the deadline to vote for the five finalists in the  USC Network Culture Project’s "Second Life and Public Good Community Challenge" is next Monday, June 30! The finalists are: Ability Commons: Proposers Gentle Heron and Carolina Yeats Mauerkrankheit:  Proposers Ping Rau and Nonny Writer Native Lands Cultural Project: Proposer Boondoggle…

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