"It's weird not to be weird." john lennon
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Cool Event Write up in Bay Ridge Journal:
http://bayridgejournal.blogspot.com/2011/08/zombiefest-2011.html
Food Bank For New York City (http://www.foodbanknyc.org/) recognizes 28 years as the city's major hunger-relief organization working to end food poverty throughout the five boroughs. As the city’s hub for integrated food poverty assistance, the Food Bank tackles the hunger issue on three fronts — food distribution, income support and nutrition education — all strategically guided by its research.
Gandhi
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Who knew that Peruvian food could be so delicious? Pio Pio Riku (corner of Huron St & Manhattan Ave)- circumvents what it may lack in 'hipster' flare by delivering enchantment through a hard working staff, sincere management, & delicious + reasonably priced food. The music (by yours truly & an upcoming line up of great artists for the weeks to come) ain't so bad either :) Hope you can make it for this delightful Friday Night Shindig - Begins @ 8pm every Friday (and sometimes Saturday too!)
Gandhi
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Hello.
If you enjoy improv theater in NYC (or anywhere)- if you live here or come into town- it's a must for a Magnet Theater check out. http://magnettheater.com/
$7 and you're in for a great show of true underground improv comedy. Many, many great teams, ever evolving and unique. The PIT, UCB- all good. Magnet now on the charts.
Make it happen!
Gandhi
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Check it out eastriverferry.com
Very "cool" ride - summer breeze, Hunters Pt, LIC, Greenpoint, BK, N.6th St Williamsburg, S. Williamsburg, Dumbo (beautiful- river st cafe, city views), Wall St, and then Gov. Island...And even 34th st Manhattan.
Enjoy! Only $4 one way.
Gandhi
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My stubbornness led me to find my truth, and it led me to demise of several relationships. My ego promoted me to where I feel good about who I am and what I represent, and it also brought everything good that I was to fall completely off the tracks. The combinations led me to me. As I am now. The sometimes ugly & loving truth.
N Gandhi
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I don't know if you Greenpoint and W'Burgers feel it- but, the driving by citizens and particularly limo drivers in Greenpoint is way out of control. The stretches of street between the main strips- for instance - Huron st between McGuinness Ave & Manhattan Ave have become places for the limo guys to drag race down with no consideration of human life that may be simply crossing the pedestrian walk way. They do normally stop, but on a dead run and all too close to smashing folks walking through in the walkway zone. The same goes on in Williamsburg on Humboldt st between Grand st and Metropolitan Ave. And I am sure in many, many other blocks in Brooklyn.
People with cars (and reckless limo drivers) in Brooklyn take heed of 311. It is a useful tool to report your ass if you decide to recklessly drive in our neighborhood. In fact, during one such call, the client service rep- suggested next time to take license plate info and call 911! Nice one NYC.gov.
Police: Your authority and support is needed for this
sort of work. Not only are meeting month end parking violation quotas important, but also, protecting citizens from the violent use of these perpetrators vehicles. Please use our tax payer $ to help where it matters.
Gandhi
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Can it be that the "G" is a secret little engine that sneaks it's participants into the underbelly of Manhattan in a quick and efficient manner unknown to most of even the most savvy metro transistors?
Yes, the ride for the Greenpoint clan, Northern Williamsburgers, and LIC crowd to a downtown Lower East side party, venue, and/or show can be a quick little jaunt via the "G" transfer at J, M, Z Lorimer stop. Once off the "G" at the Broadway stop, it's only a 3 minute walk to the Lorimer J,M,Z and you're on your way to the party!
Wala!
And yes, don't knock the "G"
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Greetings:
A rejuvenating night of music! Namely, Arian Saleh. Middle Eastern-American Singer-Songwriter from LA, by way of San Fran. He hit Rockwood # 1 with a delectable assortment of song. His transcending lyrics and delivery of passionate love song wowed a packed out at the intimate and bubbling Rockwood #1 last night. His voice was magnificent.
This singer songwriter (yours truly)- immediate left the scene for travel back to Greenpoint, Brooklyn (his home) for a night of inspired vocal work.
Follow Arian- he's definitely going places. At some point even if you don't make it to Arabia- he will surely take you there :)
Gandhi
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Once again Lord Lorax (aka Sacha) put on a great night of singer songwriters and comedians. Hilarious and moving work. The room is amazing. And the energy special. Keep coming. Every Thur beginning at 8pm.
Gandhi
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John Lennon on Life
"It's weird not to be weird." john lennon
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Food Bank of NYC & Our Friend, Allison Love
Cool Event Write up in Bay Ridge Journal: http://bayridgejournal.blogspot.com/2011/08/zombiefest-2011.html Food Bank For New York City (http://www.foodbanknyc.org/) recognizes 28 years as the city's major hunger-relief organization working to end food poverty throughout the five boroughs. As the city’s hub for integrated food poverty assistance, the Food Bank tackles the hunger issue on three fronts — food distribution, income support and nutrition education — all strategically guided by its research.
Gandhi
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Greepoint's Peruvian Delight
Who knew that Peruvian food could be so delicious? Pio Pio Riku (corner of Huron St & Manhattan Ave)- circumvents what it may lack in 'hipster' flare by delivering enchantment through a hard working staff, sincere management, & delicious + reasonably priced food. The music (by yours truly & an upcoming line up of great artists for the weeks to come) ain't so bad either :) Hope you can make it for this delightful Friday Night Shindig - Begins @ 8pm every Friday (and sometimes Saturday too!)
Gandhi
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Great Improv!
Hello. If you enjoy improv theater in NYC (or anywhere)- if you live here or come into town- it's a must for a Magnet Theater check out. http://magnettheater.com/ $7 and you're in for a great show of true underground improv comedy. Many, many great teams, ever evolving and unique. The PIT, UCB- all good. Magnet now on the charts.
Make it happen!
Gandhi
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Gandhi on East Ferry New York City
Check it out eastriverferry.com
Very "cool" ride - summer breeze, Hunters Pt, LIC, Greenpoint, BK, N.6th St Williamsburg, S. Williamsburg, Dumbo (beautiful- river st cafe, city views), Wall St, and then Gov. Island...And even 34th st Manhattan.
Enjoy! Only $4 one way.
Gandhi
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Gandhi on Wisdom
My stubbornness led me to find my truth, and it led me to demise of several relationships. My ego promoted me to where I feel good about who I am and what I represent, and it also brought everything good that I was to fall completely off the tracks. The combinations led me to me. As I am now. The sometimes ugly & loving truth.
N Gandhi
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311 their Ass
I don't know if you Greenpoint and W'Burgers feel it- but, the driving by citizens and particularly limo drivers in Greenpoint is way out of control. The stretches of street between the main strips- for instance - Huron st between McGuinness Ave & Manhattan Ave have become places for the limo guys to drag race down with no consideration of human life that may be simply crossing the pedestrian walk way. They do normally stop, but on a dead run and all too close to smashing folks walking through in the walkway zone. The same goes on in Williamsburg on Humboldt st between Grand st and Metropolitan Ave. And I am sure in many, many other blocks in Brooklyn.
People with cars (and reckless limo drivers) in Brooklyn take heed of 311. It is a useful tool to report your ass if you decide to recklessly drive in our neighborhood. In fact, during one such call, the client service rep- suggested next time to take license plate info and call 911! Nice one NYC.gov.
Police: Your authority and support is needed for this sort of work. Not only are meeting month end parking violation quotas important, but also, protecting citizens from the violent use of these perpetrators vehicles. Please use our tax payer $ to help where it matters.
Gandhi
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Don't knock the "G" Train
Can it be that the "G" is a secret little engine that sneaks it's participants into the underbelly of Manhattan in a quick and efficient manner unknown to most of even the most savvy metro transistors?
Yes, the ride for the Greenpoint clan, Northern Williamsburgers, and LIC crowd to a downtown Lower East side party, venue, and/or show can be a quick little jaunt via the "G" transfer at J, M, Z Lorimer stop. Once off the "G" at the Broadway stop, it's only a 3 minute walk to the Lorimer J,M,Z and you're on your way to the party!
Wala!
And yes, don't knock the "G"
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Great night at Rockwood, NYC.
Greetings:
A rejuvenating night of music! Namely, Arian Saleh. Middle Eastern-American Singer-Songwriter from LA, by way of San Fran. He hit Rockwood # 1 with a delectable assortment of song. His transcending lyrics and delivery of passionate love song wowed a packed out at the intimate and bubbling Rockwood #1 last night. His voice was magnificent.
This singer songwriter (yours truly)- immediate left the scene for travel back to Greenpoint, Brooklyn (his home) for a night of inspired vocal work.
Follow Arian- he's definitely going places. At some point even if you don't make it to Arabia- he will surely take you there :)
Gandhi
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Mic Club Fab
Once again Lord Lorax (aka Sacha) put on a great night of singer songwriters and comedians. Hilarious and moving work. The room is amazing. And the energy special. Keep coming. Every Thur beginning at 8pm.
Gandhi
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