'Public restrooms in the city are hard to find and are often either out of order or require you to buy something at a store or café to be able to use. The problem is so bad that individuals have created their own resources for finding public restrooms.
A new Google Maps layer introduced by the city attempts to tackle this issue.'
Visiting the museum of natural history makes me wish public parks had T-rex or Allosaurus, or some other similar dinosaur skeletons on permanent display so kids and just people in general can study them casually and frequently. I know it would be a maintenance nightmare, but it would be so cool.
They're converting parts of the Hoboken Terminal station into a sort of "Chelsea Market"-style bazaar and… HOLY SHIT… this beautiful space has been sitting empty for decades.
I'm excited for it, but I'm also ANGRY that this is just sitting these collecting mold.
@auran recommended this show and instructed me to go in blind, so I did. Amy, who accompanied, chose to read a review.
I was curious why the ticket-site seat-picker showed the front row sold out, but then people seemed to choose seats as far from the stage as possible, while avoiding the center aisle. How odd! I happily bought two tickets for fourth row, center. Amy, knowing what this portended, said nothing.
Even though I'm not really sure what just happened, I'll never forget it.
as @IveyJanette reminds us, #Trump wants to hold a fundraiser rally at Madison Square Garden; so here's A NIGH AT THE GARDEN, a short documentary made entirely with archival footage from the night #Nazis held a rally at #MSG in 1939.
you will notice then, just like today, cops protecting the Nazis from protesters; including ISADORE GREENBAUM, a courageous Jewish man who stormed the stage in protest.
"If the jury deliberating in Donald Trump's criminal trial makes the historic decision to convict him, the judge overseeing the case will face a monumental choice: whether to sentence the 2024 Republican presidential candidate to time behind bars."
If the governor is committed to keeping (&funding) the National Guard in the #NYC subways because she thinks it "makes people feel better," maybe someone could tell her how great funding our libraries would make us feel. More bang for the buck in weekend library hours, if you ask me.
I first saw BLOB DYLAN graffiti when I visited Bushwick, Brooklyn, in January 2021. Despite being a life-long resident of Brooklyn, that was only the second time I had been to Bushwick. I did not see any more BLOB DYLAN's prior to May 26, 2024, when I crossed into Bushwick for the third time. I was on about mile 18 of what would end up being a 22.6 mile walk, but that did not stop me from documenting my first BLOB in more than three years.
(Note: I was not 100% sure whether this was in Bushwick or Ridgewood until I checked a map. Fortunately, I made note of the fact I found BLOB at the intersection of Wycoff and DeKalb Avenues.)
Cool, cool. End of August. Sure, no rush, bike lanes don't need protection or anything.
(#NYC's 311 has entries allowing you to report multiple types of 'illegal' games, but nothing for reporting any kind of unsafe bike lane situation. So you just send a generic comment to #NYCDOT Queens commissioner, which may get answered eventually..) #BikeNYC
wondering if there's a space like @offline in NYC. Know of a couple of hackerspaces but they feel a bit different (based on very limited research and experience...).
Also just generally looking for more folks who align with things you see on https://offline.place/ and would like to hang out/collaborate 🤔 after attending p4p, it's clear that I want more in-real-life interactions 😄
the recent crackdown on unlicensed #nyc#cannabis bodegas has ushered in a massive overnight vibe shift from over-the-top garish to hilariously anonymous. the next phase in weed bodega aesthetics, already a topic for street art documentarians. (photos by a pal, but expect to see it in my neighborhood soon.)
I love my handsome gray former-foster boy Cloud so much that every time I see a beauty like him I think for a second "what if i had..."
But, we also have Cleopatra now &that's what we have space for. So somebody else in #NYC should #Adoptdontshop & hit up #NYCACC to get these pretty kitties.
@br00t4c
T**** tried to claim "25,000 people" attended his rally in the #Bronx.
The evening news reported only about 3,500 attended ("HowManyPeopleInPicture" #AI reports roughly 1,000 in the attached photo. Another 1,000 were reportedly in line. Not sure where the rest are.)
One of T****'s dead-enders tried to claim the aerial photo was from "7 hours before the event when it was pointed out that #TheOrangeMenace can be seen "right there center stage speaking."🤦♂️ #TooStupidForPolitics
@br00t4c
One protester who attended T**** #Bronx rally said she observed "license plates from Tennessee, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, etc."
T****'s "groupies" follow him around the country to ensure he's never seen before a tiny crowd to make it look like he's more popular than he really is.
The #Media's playing a dangerous game allowing this myth to perpetuate. It's why they can't believe it when he loses by huge numbers, and "the only explanation is that the election must have been stolen".
@daihard@Andres4NY@rejinl we managed to get out of the airport in Amsterdam without getting a train card, got a couple stations down to our hotel, and when we tried to leave the station they made us go BACK to the airport to get a train card...
"Clear majorities of respondents say they back peaceful pro-Palestinian demonstrations and ‘an immediate ceasefire,’ but 61% feel the protests ‘crossed the line into antisemitism’"
That these protests increase suffering by siding with a perceived underdog. But when almost the entire UN has voted to recognize Palestine as a state, whereas the #icc only refers to Israel as a territory, they've inverted the meaning of underdog.
I'm just not seeing how these protests are against oppression as they only fan the flames in effectively rewarding the Hamas policy of martyring civilians. They've incentivized death.
