"Brooklyn New York"
by jon

More music and costumes from the 2006 West Indian Parade in Brooklyn Author: dtmansy Keywords: cosutmes music west indian parade brooklyn Added: September 4, 2006

This is the Antigua float at the 2006 West Indian Parade in Brooklyn Author: dtmansy Keywords: Antigua float west indian parade brooklyn Added: September 4, 2006

ultraclay! posted a photo:Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn

Art students at the Brooklyn Academy High School paint a mural under the direction of Art Teacher, Jennifer Miller. Music by the Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra. Author: sitron Keywords: art student brooklyn academy mural triangles bed-stuy jennifer miller Added: June 18, 2006

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in post TV On The Radio, iPod from i (heart) music. More at amazon and itunes

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38th West Indian American Day Carnival Parade from Brooklyn, NY Author: mstearne Keywords: West Indian Carnival Parade Brooklyn Caribbean Added: June 1, 2006

trAvelpig posted a photo:my view of a sculpture installation by sylvia schwartz at nurtureart gallery in williamsburg, brooklyn - this is part of an exhibit called please open the door - 6 'rooms' by 6 different artists

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Watch the video Straight from the rooftops of Brooklyn, NY, Jon and Nate of http://openvision.tv talk about their product release and the launch of http://iondb.com

On May 24, 1883 President Chester Arthur and Governor Grover Clevland officially opened the Brooklyn Bridge before more than 14,000 spectators! The bridge crosses the East River, and connects Brooklyn with Lower Manhattan. Today's Podcast: Brooklyn Bridge Opens On May 24, 1883 President Chester Arthur and Governor Grover Clevland officially opened the Brooklyn Bridge before more than 14,000 spectators! The bridge crosses the East River, and connects Brooklyn with Lower Manhattan. - From feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/homeschoollearning

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redxdress posted a photo:This is the F-train, in its above-ground section between the Smith St. and Carroll St. stations. This particular style of train car is my absolute favorite. You can't see the inside, but these wide cars were designed to run on the IND and/or BMT tracks, and have multi-colored yellow and orange seats arranged in different directions (rather than the straight benches that just run along the side walls of the train, parallel to the train itself). These cheerful seats are not only comfortable (you can sort of disappear into a corner when you're tired, put your feet up if it's not crowded, etc.), but they also form little conversation areas, which are fun when you're with a group. I think this type of train car was designed in the 1970s, and I really hope they are not phased out anytime soon. The newer style of trains (currently seen on the L and some IRT trains) are nice enough, but they just don't feel as homey and personable. Sterile and modern, I suppose those might better represent The Machine Age. I feel like these good old trains represent more of an idealistic harmony between people and machines: transportation that might have been designed as functional/utilitarian, but also friendly and familiar. I wish more machines were like these...Anyway, to be honest I wasn't thinking about any of this stuff when I took the picture, and I'll have to link to a photo showing the interior at some point. At the time, I was mostly just admiring the train's exterior! After I uploaded the shot to Flickr, I came up with the title. Honestly, these trains tend to be more bulky and lumbering than sleek and speedy (i.e, not so much a silver bullet at all) but I still love them. I have so many memories of them from when I was younger, especially commuting to and from school. It's still always something of a relief to climb aboard on my way home, day or night, and feel like a mechanical magic carpet is transporting me there. :)I could never live in a place without good public transportation, for the long-term, I mean. This much I've learned. But more specifically, there's some sort of local pride or homegrown affection for this *particular* type of train. I've been to the transit museum and seen all kinds of wonderful trains from times gone by, and imagined the Brooklynites (or New Yorkers in general) who loved their own trains as much as I love my own. I hope so. Trains should be loved. ;)

These are not polaroids posted a photo:Rockin' truck found on Flatbush Avenue near my apartment. 10 points if anyone figures out what is says.P.s. I don't know what it says. I'm hoping someone else will.

These are not polaroids posted a photo:Other side of rockin' truck. Same 10 point offer applies.

First, I must apologize for the lack of photos on the site. I've misplaced (lost?) my camera battery charger, and the battery is dead. It makes me...

Still a thrill to ride the Cyclone Rollercoaster.I lost out on the first car.It would have made a better video but you still get the idea. Author: ekavet Keywords: Coney Island Added: May 1, 2006

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Coney Island is a WEIRD place. But I mean that in a good way. Author: juryu Keywords: coney island shoot freak Added: April 21, 2006

Michael Kelleher posted a photo:The cornerstone from Ebbet's Field.

There are bats near Prospect Park, Brooklyn. These are a few of them.If someone can tell me how to turn on progressive downloading for QT files generated by Adobe Premiere, I'd be much obliged. I have no Save for Web option.

I rigged a lipstick camera on my bike helmet, plugged it into a camcorder, strapped it between my shoulder blades, and took off on my bike to Prospect Park. here's the 35 minute ride edited down to 4 minutes. enjoy!watch for more bike trips coming soon!

Hello - it's been a long time, but here's a quick fun clip - Rimma did the fabulous video taking - you can hear her saying Just keep taking lots of pictures.I haven't been in salt water for 15 years...Judith had the excellent idea of pouring warm water on our heads after we came out so that we a) warmed up and b) washed some of the salt out of our hair. Now it's nap time. happy new year!

gone on before that led to a wonderful wild area. Other than the path and stairs all over the place it was very grown over, and so quiet. You can hear the animals insects. I took a movie clip so you can see some of it and hear it. It's amazing that there's such a nice, wild, and empty place so near to where I live. Of course empty is relative, even on this lonely

photos from the show) hem @ brooklyn's finest festival (19 oct 2002) download = 5234 KB (

NYC Marathon 2004 - NYC Marathon 2004 Bed Stuy - Brooklyn - New York City Marathon - brooklyn neighborhood - sports

Coffee and Cigarettes and Park Slope Coffe and Cigarettes is a movie thats out now at BAM (probably other odd theaters too). I'd take a look at the trailer if anything. It looks odd yet fun and the cast is so amazing that I'm wondering what the hell is going on. You've got everyone from Roberto Benigni to Bill Murray to The

TV - Jackie Hosts Neighborhood Beat BoCoCa Explore the neighborhoods of Boreum Hill, Cobble Hill and Carroll

as the ultimate traitor. Now, 40 years later, the O'Malley family has decided to put the team up for sale and Brooklyn has laid out its official welcome mat for their beloved Dodgers. (1.87MB QuickTime movie) Borough President Howard Golden has asked for a city and state commission to lure the team back home. We must not miss this opportunity to explore all

Video from the miscellaneous mischievous misadventures of missbhavens (http://missbhavens.blogspot.com), tagged at mefeedia.com.

Music Video by RZA. Song: Brooklyn Babies (Original Version) - featuring Masta Killa. Label: KOCH Entertainment Released in 2001.

http://static.zed.cbc.ca/users/e/empire/files/gaycontest.mov Crailtap related footage - http://www.crailtap.com/c3/newrandoms/brooklyn_projects.mov http://www.crailtap.com/features/highfivesupthei5/high5part2.mov

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Music Video by Ol' Dirty Bastard. Song: Brooklyn Zoo. Label: Elektra Entertainment Group Released in 1995.