I think I told you that I work at one of the greatest, most happening offices you could imagine, we are the people who don’t hate Mondays. Because we all own ourselves. And most of us own our own companies. Here is how it looks and how it fits into the budding entreprenneurial scene of DC. publications Uncategorized MORE
Tags: Farmers' Market Food and Drink New York Frequent readers know of my fascination with farmers markets and food (as in previous post ) thus these two snapshots taken last weekend at the Grand Army Plaza market. MORE
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Walking the streets of New York is a game of dodgeball. Big cities magnify the divisions and few places render them in greater 3D than New York. Food and Drink Friends New York Roland Merullo Writing MORE
Jon, previously profiled here , gets the mention for his interview in The New Brooklyn Cookbook. Tags: Food and Drink New York Pickles and ice cream. Two famous foodies from our hometown get shouted out in NY Times food section today: Jon Orren of Wheelhouse Pickles and Jennifer Dundas of Blue Marble Ice Cream , both for their association with our fave part of NY--Brooklyn. MORE
I was lucky enough to join them for part of their New Zealand travels. Instead of kindergarten, their five-year-old twin boys, Lake and Finn, are learning geography and botany and survival skills by doing as they travel through Australia, chronicled on their new blog and Instagram feed , Miles from Brooklyn. A very many Miles from Brooklyn and the life of the B and the Q (that phrase for the New Yorkers among us). MORE
A pocket park, with aqueducts, gardens, a promenade, an unnamed sculpture, terraces, a restaurant (thanks to Bette Midler's New York Restoration Project, New Leaf Cafe ).and Tags: New York MORE
Culture and TCFL » ChinesePod, the New York Times, and the future The subject of online language learning has been in the news, particularly since Live Mocha received funding some weeks ago. Ken Carroll networks, languages, and learning 2.0 MORE
In New York recently on a rainy, dreary day, I walked past the corner of Greenwich and Seventh Avenues (close to where I once lived), and noticed thousand of small ceramic tiles hanging on a chain link fence along an abandoned lot. Tags: 9/11 Art New York MORE
I've had the chance to do this once before; last night I had a few minutes to stop by ACA Gallery , where my friend Danny Hauben was featured in the show, "Visions of New York." Tags: Art Friends New York MORE
New York was ahead of the curve with green markets. Tags: Farmers' Market Food and Drink New York I remember going to my first such more than 20 years ago in Union Square. MORE
makes me smile every time I read it: " A Cowboy from Big Timber, Montana walked into a bank in New York City. The bank officer told him that the bank would need some form of security for the loan, so the Cowboy handed over the keys to a new Ferrari. The good ol' Montana boy replied, "Where else in New York City can I park my car for two weeks for only $23.07 I do like this story. MORE
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I was lucky enough to join them for part of their New Zealand travels. Today Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Blythe Moore profiles their journey with the aptly titled " New York family trades urban jungle for outback adventure." MORE
Library Way , New York 9 PM, March 4, 2010. Tags: Books New York There are 96 of these bronze plaques ( Gregg LeFevre , sculptor) mounted in the paving stones along East 41st Street. MORE
It is that of Humans of New York (HONY) and its author, Brandon Stanton. Every day Mr. Stanton posts 3 to 4 pictures of individuals, young and old from different walks of life, whom he encounters when walking in the streets of New York. MORE
Farmers' Market Food and Drink Lake and Finn New York WeatherIt was a gorgeous late August day, fields abundant with the fruits of summer. Even the goat and pig were friendly. But we had come to eat the best meal of our lives. First, hors d's (photo by Etienne Frossard). MORE
A few shots here so you can see New York in mid-July struttin' its stuff. One named for the quintessential New Yorker. Tags: New York MORE
Go and try the New York Times Visualization Lab , “where you can create visual representations of data and information using the " Many Eyes " technology from IBM Research.” This was a smart idea to put this proof of concept out through the New York Times. There are examples of visualizations that the New York Times created and examples done by people trying the tool. MORE
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Photo from Ephemeral New York. Family New YorkTime to haul out the "Brooklyn Blogger" T-shirt (white with blue lettering). Or maybe the simple (long, soft cotton, kinda elegant) brown T-shirt with "Brooklyn" in neon green lettering. MORE
New York City has been offering free weekend H1N1 vaccinations at public clinics. Tags: Health New York in the best possible way. Two family members went to get theirs this past weekend at a public school in Lefferts Garden. MORE
A little over a month ago, I had the opportunity to attend a talk at Cornell University by Brandon Stanton, the author of Humans of New York (HONY). A very eloquent speaker, Mr. Stanton kept his audience engaged with his stories of how he has interviewed thousands of people not only in New York City but across the world. MORE
Tags: Gardening New York We know a tree or two grows in Brooklyn but who knew that Brooklyn was the home of the first Japanese garden planted in a public garden in the U.S? MORE
Jeff Jarvis has responded to New York Times slamming bloggers as unethical and without standards by pointing out that blogging is “process of journalism&# whereas mainstream media is “product journalism&#. . MORE
Thanks to Brad Aaron of Streetsblog from whom I clipped the pic Remember my saying that if a train could be "my person," it would be the A (New Yorkers understand). Tags: New York MORE
Here is great looking New York art show, Revealing the Ordinary , an upcoming three-person exhibit at Gallery Korea. The The gallery is located at 460 Park Avenue, Sixth Floor (corner of East 57th Street), New York. See for example, Artist Liz Sweibel’s New Web Site Is Very Inviting. The opening reception is Wednesday, September 7, from 6 to 8 pm. The exhibit will run until October 10. MORE
New York has many neighbourhoods and a great diversity across them all. Enhance New Yorkers’ Ability to Enter and Succeed in the Workforce. MORE
Lake and Finn New YorkMeet The Lion, a stationary animal on the Prospect Park Carousel in Brooklyn, which quickly became the desired mode of transportation for two small friends of mine. It was a day of double vision for sure as the event was. MORE
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Nowhere is that more the case than with Humans of New York. I subscribe to their Facebook stream , which means that every hour or so, a new photo arrives, along with the story of the photo. Subscribe to Humans of New York. I’ve been hunkering down. MORE
Frank O’Hara is one of the New York School poets. Tagged: #modpo , Frank O''Hara , metacognition , New York School poets , reflective learning , reflective writing. ModPo #modpo Frank O''Hara metacognition New York School poets reflective learning reflective writing MORE
From Forget-Me-Knots series, ink on paper, Eliza Stamps It's Art Show week in New York, which means that there's art all over the city, including at Verge Art Fair at the Dylan Hotel. Tags: Art Family New York MORE
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“This stand changes the neighbourhood.” “People stop and talk to each other.” . . These are some of the words I heard at a Christmas tree stand in the upper east side of Manhattan last week. The simple stand is a true symbol of knowledge sharing in this NY neighbourhood. . MORE
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Times Square is not my favorite place in New York but circumstance took me there yesterday. Tags: New York Economy Various meetings had me walking up, down, and across the "greater Times Square area," from 39th to 53rd Streets and from Fifth Avenue to Ninth. MORE
This even applies to traditional old guard papers as both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have started wine businesses. " She adds that research showed Times readers had a "very strong affinity toward wine consumption and spending on wine," The New York Times Wine Club , offers members a selection of wines at two price levels, $90 or $180 per six-bottle shipment. Here is the New York Times Wine Club site. MORE
I think I told you that I work at one of the greatest, most happening offices you could imagine, we are the people who don’t hate Mondays. Because we all own ourselves. And most of us own our own companies. Here is how it looks and how it fits into the budding entreprenneurial scene of DC. publications Uncategorized MORE
The New York Times published an article, Putting Twitter’s World to Use , that had some interesting applications. For example, Corey Menscher, grad student at New York University, developed Kickbee, an elastic band with vibration sensors that his pregnant wife wore to alert Twitter each time baby kicked: “I kicked Mommy at 08:52 PM on Fri, Jan 2!” MORE
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I was lucky enough to join them for part of their New Zealand travels. Today Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Blythe Moore profiles their journey with the aptly titled " New York family trades urban jungle for outback adventure."
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A few shots here so you can see New York in mid-July struttin' its stuff. One named for the quintessential New Yorker. Tags: New York
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makes me smile every time I read it: " A Cowboy from Big Timber, Montana walked into a bank in New York City. The bank officer told him that the bank would need some form of security for the loan, so the Cowboy handed over the keys to a new Ferrari. The good ol' Montana boy replied, "Where else in New York City can I park my car for two weeks for only $23.07 I do like this story.
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Nowhere is that more the case than with Humans of New York. I subscribe to their Facebook stream , which means that every hour or so, a new photo arrives, along with the story of the photo. Subscribe to Humans of New York. I’ve been hunkering down.
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Go and try the New York Times Visualization Lab , “where you can create visual representations of data and information using the " Many Eyes " technology from IBM Research.” This was a smart idea to put this proof of concept out through the New York Times. There are examples of visualizations that the New York Times created and examples done by people trying the tool.
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I think I told you that I work at one of the greatest, most happening offices you could imagine, we are the people who don’t hate Mondays. Because we all own ourselves. And most of us own our own companies. Here is how it looks and how it fits into the budding entreprenneurial scene of DC. publications Uncategorized
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I think I told you that I work at one of the greatest, most happening offices you could imagine, we are the people who don’t hate Mondays. Because we all own ourselves. And most of us own our own companies. Here is how it looks and how it fits into the budding entreprenneurial scene of DC. publications Uncategorized
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Jon, previously profiled here , gets the mention for his interview in The New Brooklyn Cookbook. Tags: Food and Drink New York Pickles and ice cream. Two famous foodies from our hometown get shouted out in NY Times food section today: Jon Orren of Wheelhouse Pickles and Jennifer Dundas of Blue Marble Ice Cream , both for their association with our fave part of NY--Brooklyn.
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DECEMBER 28, 2010
This even applies to traditional old guard papers as both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have started wine businesses. " She adds that research showed Times readers had a "very strong affinity toward wine consumption and spending on wine," The New York Times Wine Club , offers members a selection of wines at two price levels, $90 or $180 per six-bottle shipment. Here is the New York Times Wine Club site.
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A little over a month ago, I had the opportunity to attend a talk at Cornell University by Brandon Stanton, the author of Humans of New York (HONY). A very eloquent speaker, Mr. Stanton kept his audience engaged with his stories of how he has interviewed thousands of people not only in New York City but across the world.
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“This stand changes the neighbourhood.” “People stop and talk to each other.” . . These are some of the words I heard at a Christmas tree stand in the upper east side of Manhattan last week. The simple stand is a true symbol of knowledge sharing in this NY neighbourhood. .
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The New York Times published an article, Putting Twitter’s World to Use , that had some interesting applications. For example, Corey Menscher, grad student at New York University, developed Kickbee, an elastic band with vibration sensors that his pregnant wife wore to alert Twitter each time baby kicked: “I kicked Mommy at 08:52 PM on Fri, Jan 2!”
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It is that of Humans of New York (HONY) and its author, Brandon Stanton. Every day Mr. Stanton posts 3 to 4 pictures of individuals, young and old from different walks of life, whom he encounters when walking in the streets of New York.
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Please Update Your ManagingCommunities.com RSS Feed Subscription This feed has moved to: [link] I apologize for the trouble. For more details, please read my post on the matter. Thank you. Managing the Community
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MARCH 5, 2010
Library Way , New York 9 PM, March 4, 2010. Tags: Books New York There are 96 of these bronze plaques ( Gregg LeFevre , sculptor) mounted in the paving stones along East 41st Street.
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OCTOBER 20, 2010
Tags: Farmers' Market Food and Drink New York Frequent readers know of my fascination with farmers markets and food (as in previous post ) thus these two snapshots taken last weekend at the Grand Army Plaza market.
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OCTOBER 25, 2009
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SEPTEMBER 29, 2011
Farmers' Market Food and Drink Lake and Finn New York WeatherIt was a gorgeous late August day, fields abundant with the fruits of summer. Even the goat and pig were friendly. But we had come to eat the best meal of our lives. First, hors d's (photo by Etienne Frossard).
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In New York recently on a rainy, dreary day, I walked past the corner of Greenwich and Seventh Avenues (close to where I once lived), and noticed thousand of small ceramic tiles hanging on a chain link fence along an abandoned lot. Tags: 9/11 Art New York
Endless Knots
DECEMBER 10, 2009
Tags: Gardening New York We know a tree or two grows in Brooklyn but who knew that Brooklyn was the home of the first Japanese garden planted in a public garden in the U.S?
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AUGUST 4, 2011
Lake and Finn New YorkMeet The Lion, a stationary animal on the Prospect Park Carousel in Brooklyn, which quickly became the desired mode of transportation for two small friends of mine. It was a day of double vision for sure as the event was.
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JULY 5, 2009
New York was ahead of the curve with green markets. Tags: Farmers' Market Food and Drink New York I remember going to my first such more than 20 years ago in Union Square.
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Photo from Ephemeral New York. Family New YorkTime to haul out the "Brooklyn Blogger" T-shirt (white with blue lettering). Or maybe the simple (long, soft cotton, kinda elegant) brown T-shirt with "Brooklyn" in neon green lettering.
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Jeff Jarvis has responded to New York Times slamming bloggers as unethical and without standards by pointing out that blogging is “process of journalism&# whereas mainstream media is “product journalism&#. .
Endless Knots
OCTOBER 24, 2009
Thanks to Brad Aaron of Streetsblog from whom I clipped the pic Remember my saying that if a train could be "my person," it would be the A (New Yorkers understand). Tags: New York
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DECEMBER 10, 2009
New York City has been offering free weekend H1N1 vaccinations at public clinics. Tags: Health New York in the best possible way. Two family members went to get theirs this past weekend at a public school in Lefferts Garden.
Endless Knots
SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
I've had the chance to do this once before; last night I had a few minutes to stop by ACA Gallery , where my friend Danny Hauben was featured in the show, "Visions of New York." Tags: Art Friends New York
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2009
A pocket park, with aqueducts, gardens, a promenade, an unnamed sculpture, terraces, a restaurant (thanks to Bette Midler's New York Restoration Project, New Leaf Cafe ).and Tags: New York
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FEBRUARY 5, 2009
Times Square is not my favorite place in New York but circumstance took me there yesterday. Tags: New York Economy Various meetings had me walking up, down, and across the "greater Times Square area," from 39th to 53rd Streets and from Fifth Avenue to Ninth.
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