[Photo Friday in Tompkins Square Park by Derek Berg]
Stories posted on EVG this past week included...
Cafe Orlin closing next month (Friday)
Spark Pretty bringing vintage clothes and accessories to 9th Street (Thursday)
Streecha Ukrainian Kitchen back open after the summer break (Wednesday)
Mr. Throwback will take it across 9th Street later this fall (Thursday)
A look at 3 condoplexes rising — or topping out (Thursday)
Croxley Ales-replacing bar on Avenue B is called the Hairy Lemon (Friday)
About this sponsor unit for sale on 1st Avenue (Thursday)
Cleaning the Cube (Tuesday)
The Bean's 3rd Avenue location is now open (Tuesday)
9th Precinct was hosting Sector Safety Summits for East Village residents (Wednesday)
Completing pedestrian ramp work along Avenue B (Saturday)
[Photo Tuesday on 2nd Avenue by Derek Berg]
Manhattan makes a return visit to Tompkins Square Park (Monday)
Still in the pit at 14th Street and Avenue C (Wednesday)
Penthouse with rooftop cottage sells on 1st Avenue (Sunday)
Szechuan Mountain House coming to St. Mark's Place (Tuesday)
The Film Forum adding new screen; upgrading auditoriums (Wednesday)
Gut renovation reveal on 9th Street (Friday)
Former 4th Street massage parlor for rent (Tuesday)
Art and signage arrive at future home of Broken Coconut on 4th Street (Tuesday)
Roll it Up looks closed on 7th Street (Wednesday)
... and this week's winning (or losing) Wizard Staff comes from St. Mark's Place near Third Avenue...
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4 comments:
A 'wizard staff' - now there is a sensible drinking game! I am at Level 3. Of course, I play it with kegs, not cans.
That pic of the photo shoot reminds me Bob Arihood. Neither more nor less. He is missed.
It's the long-lost wizard staff Bagel Summoner!
That's not a wizard's wand. We used to make those things when I was a kid.
You cut the tops and bottoms off of seven beer/soda cans (except for one
that you leave the bottom on), tape them together into a tube, with the
bottom-left-on can at one end, poke a hole in the center of the left-on
bottom, squirt lighter fluid into the hole, swing the tube around a few
times to distribute and lighter fluid and convert a good part of it to
gas, then hold a match to the hole you squirted the lighter fluid into,
which causes a loudish explosion out the open end, similar to a shotgun.
Great fun!
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