Cool In Nyc Things

It’s freshly out the gate and available from SparkFun for the same price as our friend the Arduino. Take a Brooklyn Bridge bound 6 local train to Brooklyn BridgeCity Hall. I found this interesting just because I like the stock market. 1) Go up the Empire State building, the view from the top is insane, especially at night. The best subway station in existence. Japanese Two Legged Fighting Robots December 07th, 2007 by: George Category: robotics, Hardware December 03rd, 2007 by: Nick Bilton Category: Software This has been around for a while but I’m just getting around to posting about it.

In terms of pizza, look up Totonno'sone of my favorite pizza joints in the entire city.
I'm assuming this is going to be your first time to NYC, so if necessary, be prepared for a weather shock.
Oh, I see you're from Southern California (I'm currently studying at USC). There are so many good restaurants in NYC, anything you want you can find. The basic concepts are: The user can use it for creative work from prototype stage to final output stage. Subscribe to the Microcontroller Study Group (MSG) email list. As for activities, if you're the type and have the budget, Broadway Shows are always memorable and fun (I think that strike is now over?).
Long Island CityLICNYC: 50 cool things to do in Queens All about Long Island City arts, culture, real estate, food and news 50 cool things to do in Queens This is a fantastic article on cool stuff (50 different things) to do in Queens. Something you won't find in the tourist books. Don't go to the Statue of Liberty, very boring. Erm thats all the things i can think of for now. com November 29th, 2007 by: Nick Bilton Category: Hardware Bruce Shapiro was recently featured in an short video by Cool Hunting. Welcome to the NYC Resistor Hacker group. It's such a beautiful piece of architecture. Especially Barnes and Noble Union Square. You'll see something like this, but without the people.

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Ham Radio: Get Your Technician Licence! December 09th, 2007 by: Bre Pettis Category: NYC Resistors What if we all had a ham radio license? We could be anywhere in NYC and have an audio backchannel via repeater. Pretty much everything that's been said sounds great. Cool touristy things to do in NYCMac Forums Suggestions for the time period December 24th-Jan 2nd. Go to the top of the rockafella centre, that way you can have a picture of you with the empire state building in the background. The typography is annoying and unnecessary (comic sans?!) but it’s useful and easy to use. Definitely wander down into the village a bit too.
Also, the lunch menus at the more expensive restaurants are usually much more affordable (we had a great lunch at Spice Market for very little $).
King Yum has delicious potent cocktails.

There are a lot of theme restaurants which are fun to eat at. .
The busiest section in America? Plus you get to see some very interesting people. Tonight’s NYCResistor Meeting November 29th, 2007 by: Nick Bilton Category: NYC Resistors Some pictures of The NYC Resistor meeting tonight. 3) Shop around a bit before you buy anything, you'll be more than likely to find the same item but for less at another shop down the street. Giant Xmas Tree at Times square is a must, Rockefeller Center, take a taxi drive down broadway, shopping on 5th ave, I would suggest the statue of liberty, you take a boat there, it its a really cool ride because you can see the city from afar and you can see one of America's greatest symbols. Shapiro also teaches a 10 day class called ‘From Bits, To Bites, To Bots‘ at the Science Museum of Minnesota. It is the second oldest Chinese restaurant in New York City and a tiki bar to boot.

Oh, I see you're from Southern California (I'm currently studying at USC). Overall, a great excursion to take your friends from outside Queens on.

5th Ave if you find the fact that the most expensive stores are all on one street. Off the top of my mind (in no particular order): -Empire State Building (or the Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Plaza) -Chinatown, Little Italy, and SoHo (Chinatown's Canal Street is a must ) -Those double-decker buses that scream "I'm a tourist!" Want the best bagels (IMO) in NYC? It'll also give you a chance (time permitting, of course) to venture into the Upper East Side.
You should go to brunch at Seppis on 12/30.

I guarantee, you'll have a ton of fun in the city no matter what you ultimately decide to do. Stay away from theme or chain restaurants. and look for some cool movie landmarks, like the "ghostbusters" firehouse.
4) Go to the Statue of Liberty only if you i forgot to laugh like brutally cold weather, because let me tell you it will be cold out on the water that time of year. The Resistor iPhone App is good for on the go Hardware Hacking. The people over at MIKONTALOLIGHTS in Finland developed a platform to play it on a building by using the windows as light pixels and a cell phone as the controller.
Download the powerpoints from the microhams and study! The basic license is called the “technician” license. com And make sure you visit Grand Central and the Chrysler Building. Make A Button Be Anything December 03rd, c sharp guitar tuning 2007 by: Nick Bilton Category: Shopping, Software, Hardware, NYC Resistors This is a great new product SparkFun is selling.
Bring plenty of it it lick stick warm clothing and such (apparently last week it was really cold, but it's currently not as bad). You can get off when the train comes back on the other side of Brooklyn BridgeCity Hall.

By using the Gainer environment, the user can handle sensors and/or actuators with a PC on various programming environments such as Flash, Max/MSP, Processing and so on.

Looks very promising, especially when you factor in the Flash environment.
ccOpen Source Hardware From Japan December 08th, 2007 by: Nick Bilton Category: gainer, Hardware This is by far one of the more interesting things I’ve come across in the past few days; the Gainer PSoC Development Board. If you are a foodie you can check out Chelsea Market. It’s open source hardware and it is programmable in Flash, MAX/MSP and Processing.

2) Don't eat at Planet Hollywood in Times Square, the food is horrible and the service is even worse. 2) Go to Rockefeller Center and see the giant Christmas tree, and climb that building too 3) Madame Tussauds wax museum. Madam Tousads Wax museum is pretty cool too.
I’ve played it on a few Nintendo handhelds, my PC, and on Sony’s gaming consoles.
Time square at night ruins your senses, its as bright as day time. I think it would be awesome if some folks in the group got their license. We learn, share, and make things. Don't know what the weather is supposed to be like, but snow and CP just look great. A two day exhibition of interactive sight, sound and physical objects by the student artists of ITP This event is free and open to the publicno need to RSVP 23C3 Chaos Communication Congress December 13th, 2007 by: Bre Pettis Category: CCC, Events 24th Chaos Communication Congress bcc Berliner Congress Center, pan card status india Berlin, Germany Playing Tetris in an Odd Place December 11th, 2007 by: Gerard Barberi Category: Interactive, CCC, Blinkenlights, Projects I like Tetris; who doesn’t? The rules are simple, and it’s a good test of strategy and speed without eye hurting graphics. This is from the site: Gainer is an environment for user interfaces and media installations. If there was a disaster, we could coordinate. I'm assuming this is going to be your first time to NYC, so if necessary, be prepared for kingdom of god christian a weather shock. Oh yea, I love Grand Central Station.
Maybe next time he’s in NY we can ask him to do some demos for the NYC Resistor Group? Check out some of his projects at The Art of Motion Control and the Cool Hunting Video. It's interesting and obviously a landmark in our country.
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That's about all I can think of at the moment, I hope you have fun as I love NYC! Times Square,5th Ave Apple Store,Statue pf account in india of Liberty,Empire State Building So far being the only one in this thread that actually lives in NYC, I can honestly say that these guys have given some fine suggestions.
Why would anyone go to NYC and eat at an Applebees? You can find great little restaurants anywhere you go.