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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Easy like Sunday morning...
The Lens Blog at the NYT from time to time has some don't miss stuff. To that end on Friday they ran a piece on window washing around town. Big buildings, little buildings, and some innovative and enterprising glass cleaners can be found by clicking on the link here.
It's poignant, it's quick and it'll get you outside into the spring weather we're enjoying today.
It's poignant, it's quick and it'll get you outside into the spring weather we're enjoying today.
Late night open thread
Movie quotes night:
Groucho: "Get outta here before I get arrested."
Chico: "Nah, I'd like to stay and see that."
--A Night at the Opera
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Groucho: "Get outta here before I get arrested."
Chico: "Nah, I'd like to stay and see that."
--A Night at the Opera
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Taking the MTA subway this weekend? Leave time
Hoooo boy the subway is gonna be a mess this weekend as 14 of the 24 lines are being worked on and will have some kind of stoppage/delay/skipped stops this weekend. Work affecting the 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, A, C, D, F, G, J, Q, and S trains will slow down riders. Of course, Johnny has a leisurely afternoon planned in Gotham so this'll be just ducky.
For the full list you can check the MTA website here.
Good luck.
For the full list you can check the MTA website here.
Good luck.
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Late night open thread
State trivia night:
This state hosted the first collegiate college basketball game in 1895.
Answer here.
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
This state hosted the first collegiate college basketball game in 1895.
Answer here.
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Friday night MULTIMEDIA EXTRAVAGANZA with NEW ORDER!
We'll kick off the music series this week with one of those underrated gems in an artist's catalog that sometimes gets lost in the airplay. 'Everything's Gone Green' by New Order is such a song.
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everything's gone green,
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Friday night MULTIMEDIA EXTRAVAGANZA with BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & THE E STREET BAND!
Johnny has been really listening closely to this song for the past few days. Yes it's magnificent in and of itself but it does rather mirror a chapter in Johnny's life in studying it.
We're pulling out of here to win...
Bruce and the E Street Band with 'Thunder Road'
We're pulling out of here to win...
Bruce and the E Street Band with 'Thunder Road'
Friday night MULTIMEDIA EXTRAVAGANZA with SCREAMING JAY HAWKINS!
A little bit of April Tom Foolery as we wrap up the music series this week. Here's Screaming Jay Hawkins with 'You Put a Spell on Me'.
Friday, April 1, 2011
It seems Johnny perfected April Fools Day back in 2008
Johnny was gonna hit you with a big involved April Fools Day joke (To which you'd reply Johnny, isn't this entire website some kind of Fools joke -- and you'd be right) but in checking back to his old Ypsi City Desk days, he perfected the April Fools Day gag back then.
Background for Jersey and Gotham readers, John Norman Collins was a serial killer in the late 1960's in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Michigan. On April Fools Day 2008 Johnny ran a post saying Collins had escaped from the maximum security lock up in Marquette Michigan. Over time this thread apparently set off some kind of flame war in comments long after Johnny stopped reading them. We mean a firestorm that has somehow led to this:
*If you Google John Norman Collins the Ypsi City Desk post is like 6th on the list (Very flattering).
*At the bottom of said Google search there is now a quick search option for 'John Norman Collins escape'.
*Answers.com actually links to the Ypsi City Desk post and we quote: "He is still running from the authorities. In the link retaled links box below I posted a site with the information. (Again, very flattering)
So, Johnny broke the internets a while back. All hail Johnny!
Background for Jersey and Gotham readers, John Norman Collins was a serial killer in the late 1960's in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Michigan. On April Fools Day 2008 Johnny ran a post saying Collins had escaped from the maximum security lock up in Marquette Michigan. Over time this thread apparently set off some kind of flame war in comments long after Johnny stopped reading them. We mean a firestorm that has somehow led to this:
*If you Google John Norman Collins the Ypsi City Desk post is like 6th on the list (Very flattering).
*At the bottom of said Google search there is now a quick search option for 'John Norman Collins escape'.
*Answers.com actually links to the Ypsi City Desk post and we quote: "He is still running from the authorities. In the link retaled links box below I posted a site with the information. (Again, very flattering)
So, Johnny broke the internets a while back. All hail Johnny!
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