http://cbst.org/documents/HHSchedule2008adultservicesfront.pdf
CBST will be holding our Rosh Hashanah services at the historic Town Hall Theater on West 43rd Street. This intimate setting will be a wonderful setting for the beginning of our New Year services. Please remember that space to this beautiful theater is limited and only members are guaranteed seating.
Javits Center for Yom Kippur
Registration Receipt
Register Date: 9/22/2008
Registration ID: 6989588
Registrant:
Events for which you have registered:
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Non-Member High Holy Day Registration $0.00 1 $ 0.00
CBST's Open Door policy that gives everyone the opportunity to attend our High Holy Day services without being a member or buying a ticket is the cornerstone who we are. It is also our gift to the entire New York Metropolitan Jewish community by those who, for so long, were removed from full participation in Jewish Life. The Open Door is only able to survive with the support of our members and non-member donors who make this fund and our High Holy Day appeal a success each year. Please take a moment and make a donation to help sustain this community and the wonderful difference we are making in the world.
Welcome to Congregation Beth Simchat Torah's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender. We welcome everyone, whatever your sexual orientation, whatever your gender, whatever your Jewish background, to a center of learning that integrates lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender studies and Jewish studies.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Pratt Institute - schedule visit
Judith Aaron
Vice President for Enrollment
Pratt Institute
718 636-3743
Pratt’s Media Arts program emphasizes an awareness of fine arts traditions as well as the professional disciplines of the contemporary media artist. The department promotes critical thinking and independence across the spectrum of media making.
new york, ny 10011
Vice President for Enrollment
Pratt Institute
718 636-3743
Pratt’s Media Arts program emphasizes an awareness of fine arts traditions as well as the professional disciplines of the contemporary media artist. The department promotes critical thinking and independence across the spectrum of media making.
B.F.A. in Film (Film or Animation)
The film and video program is structured to offer parallel production courses at each level of the curriculum. Students acquire foundation skills while pursuing their own artistic visions. Courses in ways of seeing cinema, documentary, personal diary media, project development, and contemporary issues in film and video, augment the education of the a media maker. Animation courses are constructed to afford a wide exposure to all aspects of animation production and to allow students to focus on the areas of greatest interest. Courses in animation history, character development, storyboarding, and storytelling enhance the animation production courses. The junior workshops are advanced studies in film/video or animation production using traditional and digital tools. Because of Pratt’s proximity to New York City, students are encouraged to work in internship programs in film, video, animation, and postproduction studios.The four years culminate in a senior film/animation project that can be in any genre—experimental, dramatic, documentary, or a combination thereof—and in a variety of media. The projects, which are screened in an end-of-the-year show, become students’ portfolios. A portfolio reel can be part of a graduate school application, can be sent to festivals, or can serve as a calling card demonstrating the student’s skill.
pratt institute
brooklyn
200 willoughby avenue
brooklyn, ny 11205
manhattan
144 west 14th streetnew york, ny 10011
Brooklyn College visits
Dear Stuart,
Thank you for registering for the following event(s) at Brooklyn College:
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| 09-29-2008 | 3:00PM - 4:00PM | Tour | 1103 James Hall | |
| 11-09-2008 | 10:30 am - 2:20 pm | Open House | 2900 Bedford Avenue | |
| 10-05-2008 | 10:00 AM - 02:00 pm | Freshman Information Session w/ Group Tour | Library: Woody Tanger Auditorium |
Please come to location of the event a few minutes before the schedule time.
Directions to the campus can be viewed/printed at: http://www.brooklyn.cuny.edu/pub/map_directions.htm.
You may return to the registration site at any time to view or make changes to your current registration athttp://websql.brooklyn.cuny.edu/campusvisit. Simply use your registered email address and password to obtain secure access to your event registrations. If you have any questions, please contact Admissions at 718-951-5001.
We look forward to seeing you and showing you why Brooklyn College is your best choice!
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Saturday Night Live tickets, not this time
Heading up to see Mogwai at Terminal5, taking Q train to bus at West 57th.
Changed my mind - moved into my apartment instead. Hung out with Joy and her friend Santa in Central Park;
a group is going to camp out to get tickets for Saturday Night Live tomorrow night!!!!
Tonight class and last night Smooch
Hi Everyone,
Just a reminder that Judaism & The Arts begins tonight at 5pm sharp at the Bronfman Center. Although it’s called an “orientation”, it is really the first of the 10 classes of the fellowship and is mandatory. It will last the full 2.5 hours.
Dinner will be at 6pm!
For a complete schedule, click here: http://www.nyu.edu/bronfman/new/index.php?page=JEBiz
Looking forward to meeting you!
Thanks,
Julia
Julia Weigensberg Program Manager of Religious LifeThe Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life:Hillel of NYU7 East 10th Street New York, NY 10003212-998-4118jrw9@nyu.edu
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Hey,
Sorry about last night.
I was running a little late and told the owner of Smooch to tell everyone I was on my way.
I got there at 9:15 and there was a big crowd and wehad a good time! =)
Please always leave a voicemail or text me.I get lots of phone calls and sometimes don't answer if I don't know the number. Don't worry we will be back next week! J
Just a reminder that Judaism & The Arts begins tonight at 5pm sharp at the Bronfman Center. Although it’s called an “orientation”, it is really the first of the 10 classes of the fellowship and is mandatory. It will last the full 2.5 hours.
Dinner will be at 6pm!
For a complete schedule, click here: http://www.nyu.edu/bronfman/new/index.php?page=JEBiz
Looking forward to meeting you!
Thanks,
Julia
Julia Weigensberg Program Manager of Religious LifeThe Edgar M. Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life:Hillel of NYU7 East 10th Street New York, NY 10003212-998-4118jrw9@nyu.edu
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Hey,
Sorry about last night.
I was running a little late and told the owner of Smooch to tell everyone I was on my way.
I got there at 9:15 and there was a big crowd and wehad a good time! =)
Please always leave a voicemail or text me.I get lots of phone calls and sometimes don't answer if I don't know the number. Don't worry we will be back next week! J
Picking up photos in Village
got my prints back on 35mm film. done by a machine so it prints along the edge and can only choose one chunk of the film - a person would have made better decisions about where to cut the pictures. There's one shot of Max that was cut and a bit of light leaked, so all the colors are twice as vibrant and added some red hue, really caught the essence of Max. Whenever I am doing 35 mm, got to go to a place with a person that I talk to.
Ate at Ridgeway Diner for breakfast.
Picking up photos at Spectra Photo Digital, 77 Christopher Street. Weird their web site does not list this location...
I was trying to tell him it was going to printed across the sprockets, but you don't have to print the sprockets. He had a very thick accent and didn't understand me. I have a feeling I'm going to get there and he's going to yell at me that it costs extra and he couldn't do it. So I'm probably not going to use them again, but we'll see what happens.
check here for another place http://newyork.zami.com/Photo_Lab/S
New York is easy to figure out on the grid, except when you get below 1st Street and then it takes longer to get my bearings. I need a pocket compass or something to figure out which way I'm heading to save time.
Ate at Ridgeway Diner for breakfast.
Picking up photos at Spectra Photo Digital, 77 Christopher Street. Weird their web site does not list this location...
I was trying to tell him it was going to printed across the sprockets, but you don't have to print the sprockets. He had a very thick accent and didn't understand me. I have a feeling I'm going to get there and he's going to yell at me that it costs extra and he couldn't do it. So I'm probably not going to use them again, but we'll see what happens.
check here for another place http://newyork.zami.com/Photo_Lab/S
New York is easy to figure out on the grid, except when you get below 1st Street and then it takes longer to get my bearings. I need a pocket compass or something to figure out which way I'm heading to save time.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Today
After Moma, had lunch at Katz's deli. Checked out some record stores around St. Marks Place. Only 1 good one - Mondo Kims at 6 St. Marks. Picked up a CD of Mogwai. Adrian is going to be pissed because he passed up seeing them to come with me to another concert.
Walked back and hung around Washington Square, talked on phone. Headed on B train into Brooklyn for Couchsurfing get together
at Smooch Organic Cafe
264 Carlton Ave, Brooklyn, New York (11205) (at Dekalb Ave) found some other restaurant listings to add to my menuisms:
Didn't know I was supposed to RSVP to let the Brooklyn CS guy know I was coming - so no one else showed up before I left.
Got back to the city, ate at Waveryly Diner - had a salad and malted. Headed back to New Jersey.
MOMA
Oh, man got a membership so I got a preview of the Van Gogh exhibit...Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night
A couple of years ago I came with my family and they were still building, so we went out to Queens and they only had a few things, but still it was amazing
I could only do a couple of rooms in a couple of hours, spent some time outside in the garden area.
Definitely a place to soothe my soul no matter
music area not much to write about, but man, the Van Goghs
applying for job at Cafe2
Wednesday, September 17
Ate at Cafeteria, had the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. Hahaha - posting it to menuisms. Trying a different place everyday - goal is $10 or under. I spend less than 20 minutes usually eating alone, so I'm a good customer.
Then headed up town to MOMA and thought I'd try to find a record store on the way, since I'm walking. I was going to hit Future Legends on West 53rd then cut east to MOMO.
But it was gone in April. Bumbed that a lot of independents closed.
w.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/04/18/arts/18reco.web.htmlDon't they know there is a Vinyl Renaissance?!
------------I've got to check out Norman's Sound & Vision
67 Cooper Sq
New York, NY 10003
(212) 473-6599
And Sound Track, a cozy store on busy Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Later, I'll head down to pick up tickets for Mogwai.
-------There's a couchsurfing get together in Brooklyn tonight:
I wanted to extend a special invatation to everyone
under 21 to come out and meet some couch surfers!! A
lot of times we meet at bars and places where it's
hard for you to come out! But not Smooch!!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jay
under 21 to come out and meet some couch surfers!! A
lot of times we meet at bars and places where it's
hard for you to come out! But not Smooch!!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jay
Since plans can change I suggest you take down my cell
phone number - 404-354-5246 .. Call/txt whatever
So on Wednesday night we like to meet up at Smooch Cafe
in Ft. Greene to get the Brooklyn folks together.
Smooch is located just north of Dekalb ave on Carlton.
It has big glass windows, but it's sometimes hard to
find the sign. The have pretty good food including
several veggies options. Dinner runs about $10 and
beers are $5 or 6.
We will stay at Smooch until 10:00PM
At that point will walk back to Fulton and South
Portland and go to Hababa Outpost and enjoy $2.50
draft Six Point Craft beer!! Or 4.50 Corona, and maybe
some $2 grilled corn. At 12 if people are still wanting
to stay out Moe's is a great place to finish the
night!
MEETING DETAILS:
FROM: September 17th, 2008 - 8:01 pm
LINK:
www.couchsurfing.com/meetings.html?mid=17568
LOCATION: United States - New York - Brooklyn
ADDRESS: 264 Carlton Ave (Corner of Dekalb) and 757
Fulton St, South Portland Ave and maybe 80 Lafayette
Ave
phone number - 404-354-5246 .. Call/txt whatever
So on Wednesday night we like to meet up at Smooch Cafe
in Ft. Greene to get the Brooklyn folks together.
Smooch is located just north of Dekalb ave on Carlton.
It has big glass windows, but it's sometimes hard to
find the sign. The have pretty good food including
several veggies options. Dinner runs about $10 and
beers are $5 or 6.
We will stay at Smooch until 10:00PM
At that point will walk back to Fulton and South
Portland and go to Hababa Outpost and enjoy $2.50
draft Six Point Craft beer!! Or 4.50 Corona, and maybe
some $2 grilled corn. At 12 if people are still wanting
to stay out Moe's is a great place to finish the
night!
MEETING DETAILS:
FROM: September 17th, 2008 - 8:01 pm
LINK:
www.couchsurfing.com/meetings.html?mid=17568
LOCATION: United States - New York - Brooklyn
ADDRESS: 264 Carlton Ave (Corner of Dekalb) and 757
Fulton St, South Portland Ave and maybe 80 Lafayette
Ave
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Thursday - Mogwai after class
All Ages
7 PM Doors / 8 PM Show
Mogwai
Terminal 5, New York, NY
Thu, Sep 18, 2008 08:00 PM
217 E. HOUSTON ST. (CORNER AVE A & HOUSTON) NEW YORK, NY MAP & DIRECTIONSMERCURY LOUNGE
212–260–4700
HOURS: MON–SAT, NOON–7 PM
---------->THEN i'LL CHECK OUT MOMA MUSEUM:
The Museum of Modern Art
(212) 708-9400
11 West 53 Street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
New York, NY 10019-5497
Museum Hours
Wednesday 10:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
MoMA is located at 11 West Fifty-third Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Subway: E or V to Fifth Avenue/53 Street; B, D, or F to 47-50 Streets/Rockefeller Center.
Bus: M1, 2, 3, 4, 5 to 53 Street
Detailed directions
GOT A PLACE TO LIVE!!!!!!!!!
With two other guys who are NYIT students. One lived there before and it got flouded, so it was redone and everything is brand new. Its in Brooklyn right near the J Train Myrtle Ave.
Brooklyn
| Myrtle Avenue / Broadway |   M | B15 to JFK Airport, B46, B47, B54 |
I can move in on Saturday. I've got money for first rent and security. Utilities are included. I'll have wired Internet because one of the guys works for Verizon. We're going to put up a wall together to make a 3rd bedroom, and there will still be common room. New kitchen stuff.
The guys are really chill and close to my age. Best situation I've found. Awesome.
----------------------------Found a photography developing place where they'll take my film. In the village.......(add details and link here)
Christopher
Monday, September 15, 2008
Tues, Sept 16
---------12:30 Myrtle Ave J Stop meeting 2 NYIT students to look at apt in Brooklyn
$650/mongh NYIT, Columbus Circle 20 brand new renovation Hart and Broadway J line - Brad 646 271 3706 Beautiful New Apt. Livingroom w/ private door. (Bushwick) Reply to: hous-841712674@craigslist.org [?] Date: 2008-09-15, 2:01PM EDT My roommate and I are offering up our living room. We will partition it off in a manor suitable to your liking. We were thinking the Japanese changing walls. The area itself is approx 10x10 with HIGH ceilings. The apartment itself has 2 entrances, and if suitable, you can have your own door. You can come see the room yourself, the apartment is BRAND new this month. the area outside the building is quite nice. You are only a 1 block walk to the Myrtle avenue station on the J/Z/M. If you catch the express your within a 15 minute trip to manhattan. For more information feel free to contact me at 646 271 3706
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did not make this - screwed up my metro card, had to jump to get back to Jersey, exhausted, hungry.
7:30 PM Pizza at Bronfman Center and Jewish learning
Join KOACH as we head over to the Bronfman Center for FREE dinner and some Jewish text study.
KOACH Rush Week: JELO!
Bronfman Center, 7:30PM
Bronfman Center, 7:30PM
Jewish Education Learning Opportunity
Stuart—
You're totally welcome to come to the event. I will be there a few minutes late (I'll be teaching Hebrew School uptown), but everyone at JELO is extremely friendly. It's on the second floor—just follow the aroma of free pizza and the sounds of people studying. If you have any questions feel free to email me or call me at 914-806-4361.
Thanks
Yossi Hoffman
Koach Koach at NYU is a warm and vibrant Conservative Jewish community on campus. Koach offers weekly Friday night services, monthly Koach dinners, Saturday morning minyans, social action projects, social events, and learning classes. For more information, contact Yossi Hoffman or visit our website at www.nyukoach.org
Hey Stuar,
I saw that you have been emailing with Yossi. That is great. I wanted to introduce myself. I am Jeremy Fine the Koach Rabbinical Intern. I
just wanted to let you know that I will be teaching at JELO tonight,so feel free to stop by Hillel for my class (or any other one that is going on). If you have any questions let me know. Hope to see you there,Jeremy
--
Jeremy Fine, NYU Hillel Rabbinic Intern
I saw that you have been emailing with Yossi. That is great. I wanted to introduce myself. I am Jeremy Fine the Koach Rabbinical Intern. I
just wanted to let you know that I will be teaching at JELO tonight,so feel free to stop by Hillel for my class (or any other one that is going on). If you have any questions let me know. Hope to see you there,Jeremy
--
Jeremy Fine, NYU Hillel Rabbinic Intern
Monday, Sept 15
Took NYU student tour, awesome
Went to photography place on 18th Street, Adorama http://www.adorama.com/
Ate at Joe Jr.s at W12 and 6th
Hung out with Carolyn at NYU
Met up with Zvi from Couch Surfers, he showed me Revival where the Thursday night meeting is.
Have 2 places to see in Brooklyn tonight:
7 PM 946 Bushwick, Apt C9 Matt 757-286-6433 - own room $515/month until December with Matt 26 and a girl 20 something
10 PM 457 Willoughby Ave
$400 Living Room for Rent, 2 Blocks to G-Myrtle-Willoughby,
OCT 1ST (15 MIN to Pratt, Bed-Stuy) (map
Reply to: hous-839904957@craigslist.org [?]
$400 (1st Month) + $400 (1 Month Security) = $800 to move
Available October 1st
2 Blocks from the G train at Myrtle-Willoughby,
4 Blocks from the G train at Bedford-Nostrand.
A 20 minute bus ride takes you directly to the A C F at Jay St., or the Q at Dekalb Ave, or you can transfer to the A C at Hoyt-Schemerhorn (via G Train).
It is a fairly spacious living room, but there might not be too much storage space. The apartment is located on the first floor of a Brownstone, renovated completely with a beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors, new bathroom, etc. There is nothing pre-fab about it. Right now there is someone renting the living room, but he is never here. (Personally, that would be ideal. Be a social butterfly of some sort).
About the roommates:
20 yr old female, native musician/student/bartender
23 yr old male, traveler of sorts/artist/musician
20 yr old male, artist/works for the blue man group
be 420 friendly please. serious inquiries only
Went to photography place on 18th Street, Adorama http://www.adorama.com/
Ate at Joe Jr.s at W12 and 6th
Hung out with Carolyn at NYU
Met up with Zvi from Couch Surfers, he showed me Revival where the Thursday night meeting is.
Have 2 places to see in Brooklyn tonight:
7 PM 946 Bushwick, Apt C9 Matt 757-286-6433 - own room $515/month until December with Matt 26 and a girl 20 something
10 PM 457 Willoughby Ave
$400 Living Room for Rent, 2 Blocks to G-Myrtle-Willoughby,
OCT 1ST (15 MIN to Pratt, Bed-Stuy) (map
Reply to: hous-839904957@craigslist.org [?]
$400 (1st Month) + $400 (1 Month Security) = $800 to move
Available October 1st
2 Blocks from the G train at Myrtle-Willoughby,
4 Blocks from the G train at Bedford-Nostrand.
A 20 minute bus ride takes you directly to the A C F at Jay St., or the Q at Dekalb Ave, or you can transfer to the A C at Hoyt-Schemerhorn (via G Train).
It is a fairly spacious living room, but there might not be too much storage space. The apartment is located on the first floor of a Brownstone, renovated completely with a beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors, new bathroom, etc. There is nothing pre-fab about it. Right now there is someone renting the living room, but he is never here. (Personally, that would be ideal. Be a social butterfly of some sort).
About the roommates:
20 yr old female, native musician/student/bartender
23 yr old male, traveler of sorts/artist/musician
20 yr old male, artist/works for the blue man group
be 420 friendly please. serious inquiries only
Sunday, September 14, 2008
open house on Monday night at 7, Bushwick share through Dec
From anywhere to here:
http://www.hopstop.com/route?zip2=11221&address2=946+BUSHWICK+AVE&mode=s&city1=newyork
From Washington Sq Park to here:
http://www.hopstop.com/?action=route&route_id=dccbb55f190dc102
7 PM Monday
946 bushwich ave apt. C9 brooklyn, NY 11221
http://www.hopstop.com/route?zip2=11221&address2=946+BUSHWICK+AVE&mode=s&city1=newyork
From Washington Sq Park to here:
http://www.hopstop.com/?action=route&route_id=dccbb55f190dc102
7 PM Monday
946 bushwich ave apt. C9 brooklyn, NY 11221
Matthew Fetter 757.286.6433
Start out going East on Broadway towards Kossuth Pl
Reply to: mailto:hous-840805694@craigslist.org?subject=$515%20Bushwick-%201br%20in%20a%203br%20apartment%20(J%20train-%20Gates) [?]
Date: 2008-09-14, 7:30PM EDT
Take the J train from Delancey St - Essex St station heading to Jamaica Center 5.0
Pass Marcy Av 5.0
Pass Hewes St 1.3
Pass Lorimer St 1.7
Pass Flushing Ave 1.7
Pass Myrtle Av 1.8
Get off at Kosciuszko St 1.9
Exit near intersection of Broadway and Kosciuszko St 2.0
6 min walk
Start out going East on Broadway towards Kossuth Pl
Nearby: AttractionsBars & ClubsHotelsRestaurantsShopping
3.4
Turn left onto Greene Ave 2.1
Turn right onto Bushwick Ave 0.7
Total travel 4.69 miles 42 mins
$515 Bushwick- 1br in a 3br apartment (J train- Gates)
Reply to: mailto:hous-840805694@craigslist.org?subject=$515%20Bushwick-%201br%20in%20a%203br%20apartment%20(J%20train-%20Gates) [?]
Date: 2008-09-14, 7:30PM EDT
Our roommate is moving to London for grad school and so were looking for someone to take over her room.
you can move in anytime from Sept 20th to Oct 1st. (the earlier the better) and the lease is up on Dec. 1 we may keep the apartment or we may not... but I guess plan on it only lasting till Dec. 1 and the room can still furnished with her stuff if you would like.
the room is a decent size fits a bed, desk, dresser and LOTS of closet space, one in the room one in the hallway. there are 2 cats here but they are people friendly and sweet. I live here, Im 26 guy (Matt) that goes out way too much and am barely here but I think I am super chill and fun (so I am told). There is also a 21 year old girl (carly) that goes to school and works she is as well chill and cool... gettin the hint here... haha we are open to new people and hope this will be fun. email me for any questions and if you have a myspace that would be great. thanks.
Were having an open house on Monday night at 7, hopefully this will work...
thanks for reading and we look forward to meeting ya. Byeeee
946 Bushwick Ave google map yahoo map
you can move in anytime from Sept 20th to Oct 1st. (the earlier the better) and the lease is up on Dec. 1 we may keep the apartment or we may not... but I guess plan on it only lasting till Dec. 1 and the room can still furnished with her stuff if you would like.
the room is a decent size fits a bed, desk, dresser and LOTS of closet space, one in the room one in the hallway. there are 2 cats here but they are people friendly and sweet. I live here, Im 26 guy (Matt) that goes out way too much and am barely here but I think I am super chill and fun (so I am told). There is also a 21 year old girl (carly) that goes to school and works she is as well chill and cool... gettin the hint here... haha we are open to new people and hope this will be fun. email me for any questions and if you have a myspace that would be great. thanks.
Were having an open house on Monday night at 7, hopefully this will work...
thanks for reading and we look forward to meeting ya. Byeeee
946 Bushwick Ave google map yahoo map
- Location: J train- Gates
Looking at 2 places tonight
Saw first place - cool guys, nice kitchen - cook alot. Atmosphere - we hang out alot. Its a 4 room apt - 1 got married and moved out. Might be another room also available. Neighborhood has poor people and hipsters - 2 groups seem to resent each other. Cool bar with awesome music, whole wall opens up - playing Jesus and Mary Chain, which is obscure music, but very cool.
looking at 2 places with people in Williamsburg later.
Walking directions to 248 McKibbin St, Brooklyn, NY 11206
176 Graham Ave Brooklyn, NY 11206 |  |
| 1. | Head south on Graham Ave/ | | 154 ft |
| 2. | Turn left at Montrose Ave | | 0.2 mi |
| 3. | Turn right at Bushwick Ave | | 0.2 mi |
| 4. | Turn left at McKibbin St | | 0.1 mi |
248 McKibbin St Brooklyn, NY 11206 |
Got my stuff from Brofman Center
Got up, got out, got to Path train in New Jersey and didn't have my wallet. Went back and got my wallet, got over to NYU, had a pumpernickel bagel. Got my stuff from the Brofman Center and hanging in Washington Square, probably will busk. Got a 4:00 and a 6:00 for shared spaces in Williamsburg. Got a student tour tomorrow morning at NYU. Checking out CUNY Brooklyn, thought I was registered for spring already. Things are looking better than a few hours ago.
Monday, 10 AM NYU Information Session Confirmation
Dear Stuart Solomon,
You have successfully enrolled in the following event:
Title: Information Session and Campus Tour
Date: Monday, September 15, 2008
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location:
Jeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center
50 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10012
Confirmation Code: ESSOLO57061
Thank you for making a reservation to join us for an upcoming information session. We're delighted that you will be visiting our campus! Your reservation will include a campus tour immediately following the session.
We suggest that you leave ample travel time in order to arrive at the information session at least ten minutes early. Late arrivals can not be guaranteed a place in the information session.
Directions to New York University can be found online at http://www.nyu.edu/visitors.nyu or by calling (212)995-4989. You may also use online directions sites such as Mapquest(http://www.mapquest.com) to obtain customized driving directions to campus. Please note, due to the lack of free parking and the cost of parking garages (not to mention the traffic in New York City!), we strongly recommend using public transportation to visit the campus. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (http://www.mta.info) has a great website with information about New York City transportation as well as regional commuter railroad information.
Due to security concerns and space limitations, we are unable to hold luggage for you during your visit.
Finally, we would ask you to PLEASE contact us if your plans change. Many times our information sessions have significant waiting lists. If you will not be able to join us, please let us know so we may offer your space to another prospective student.
If you will be unable to attend this event, please cancel your reservation using the confirmation code above. You may cancel your reservation by returning to the online reservation system athttp://events.embark.com/Event/clients/NYU/on_campus.
Thank you for your interest in NYU. You can always find up-to-date information about the University on our web site, http://admissions.nyu.edu.
We look forward to your visit.
You have successfully enrolled in the following event:
Title: Information Session and Campus Tour
Date: Monday, September 15, 2008
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location:
Jeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center
50 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10012
Confirmation Code: ESSOLO57061
Thank you for making a reservation to join us for an upcoming information session. We're delighted that you will be visiting our campus! Your reservation will include a campus tour immediately following the session.
We suggest that you leave ample travel time in order to arrive at the information session at least ten minutes early. Late arrivals can not be guaranteed a place in the information session.
Directions to New York University can be found online at http://www.nyu.edu/visitors.nyu or by calling (212)995-4989. You may also use online directions sites such as Mapquest(http://www.mapquest.com) to obtain customized driving directions to campus. Please note, due to the lack of free parking and the cost of parking garages (not to mention the traffic in New York City!), we strongly recommend using public transportation to visit the campus. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (http://www.mta.info) has a great website with information about New York City transportation as well as regional commuter railroad information.
Due to security concerns and space limitations, we are unable to hold luggage for you during your visit.
Finally, we would ask you to PLEASE contact us if your plans change. Many times our information sessions have significant waiting lists. If you will not be able to join us, please let us know so we may offer your space to another prospective student.
If you will be unable to attend this event, please cancel your reservation using the confirmation code above. You may cancel your reservation by returning to the online reservation system athttp://events.embark.com/Event/clients/NYU/on_campus.
Thank you for your interest in NYU. You can always find up-to-date information about the University on our web site, http://admissions.nyu.edu.
We look forward to your visit.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Slept in New Jersey, got up, took the Path from Journal Square to 9th Street. Walked around Washington Square Park, Christopher Park, West village, NYU territory. Busked in the park, made some money. Ate at Sullivan Diner. Went to Bronfman Center at NYU and met people for Havdallah. Walked to Christopher St. Piers to light candle. Walked back and Bronfman center had just closed at 10:00 PM. I had left my guitar and messenger bag in there, but I had my key and some money. Walked across 9th street to the Path. Got a text message from someone on couch surfers.
Eating Cheap
http://newyork.citysearch.com/bestof/winners/cheap_eats
Dojo
There's a good reason this vegetarian-friendly restaurant is popular with nearby NYU students: lots of choices, big portions and small prices.
What to Order: Soy Burger Sandwich + Chocolate Egg Cream = $4.25
- 14 West 4th St. (Mercer Ave)
212-505-8934
Neighborhood: Greenwich Village (Map)
Subway: A, C, E, F, V to West 4th Street - 24 Saint Marks Place (2nd & 3rd Ave)
212-674-9821
Neighborhood: East Village (Map)
Subway: 6 to Astor Place; N, R to 8th Street/NYU
Dumpling House
Not only can you fill yourself up with delicious soup and dumplings at this bustling dumpling shop, but you can also see everything being prepared while you wait. When all else fails, point to something they're cooking and ask for it -- ordering directly from the menu can sometimes mean waiting forever.
118 Eldridge St (Grand & Broome)
212-625-8008
Neighborhood: Chinatown (Map)
Subway: B, D to Grand Street
What to Order: Sesame Pancake with Beef + Chives and Pork Fried Dumpling + Soy Bean Milk = $3.25
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