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  11/15/2013, November C2C Innovation Celebration

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    Combo Collab's stackable milk crate XTOOL chairs are manufactured locally using 80 percent recycled plastic and left over Baltic Birch plywood from manufacturing. The plywood seating seals in hideaway storage and is custom made to each crate. Architects Mateo
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  • 5/29/2013 - Grape-Nuts "What's Your Mountain?" Rock Climbing Event
    Broadway between W. 34th and W. 35th Streets, New York, NY  10001
  • 6/9/2013 - Park Slope Dog Dash - Scavenger Hunt
    321 5th Ave , Brooklyn, NY  11215
  • 6/15/2013 - LUMEN Video & Performance Festival
    Lyons Pool; 20 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY  10301
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    IAC Building, 555 West 18th St., New York, NY  10011

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    Combo Collab's stackable milk crate XTOOL chairs are manufactured locally using 80 percent recycled plastic and left over Baltic Birch plywood from manufacturing. The plywood seating seals in hideaway storage and is custom made to each crate. Architects Mateo
  • READ MORE >
    Bronx Green Infrastructure Project Will Prevent Almost 2 Million Gallons of Stormwater from Entering Sewers
    The newly completed installation of a green infrastructure project in the Edenwald section of the Bronx will prevent nearly 2 million gallons of stormwater from entering the sewer system each year. The New York City Department of Environmental Protection invested
  • READ MORE >
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    The Night Heron seems a bit like something out of a Law and Order episode. Creator and architect N.D. Austin located the abandoned shed by searching the Buildings Department for violations indicating a neglectful landlord, which indicated an opportunity

  • READ MORE >
    World's Largest LEGO Model: Massive Star Wars X-Wing Starfighter Unveiled in NYC!
    (Amy Sussman/AP Images for LEGO Systems, Inc.) As you can imagine, it wasn't easy building those proton torpedo launchers and laser canons piece by piece. The Starfighter replica took 32 master builders over 17,000 hours to complete. The gigantic X-Wing
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    Hip hop mogul Russell Simmons has his sights set on tackling food deserts in New York City by bringing quality food to low-income neighborhoods. Simmons has teamed up with Hajj Hasaun Muhammad and his partner Luanna Williams to launch “Quality Access Grocery,”
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    NYC's "Stop Idling" Campaign Cracks Down on Drivers at Schools with Highest Asthma Rates
    NYC is stepping up its commitment to reducing kids’ exposure to pollutants by implementing a “Stop Idling” campaign at some of the city's most trafficked schools. Commissioner Carter Strickland of the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) recently
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    Antonin Forneau's Interactive Water Graffiti Display Lets You Paint with LED Light
    At the GROHE Celebrates NYDW party introducing their new Grandera collection, guests were given foam, paintbrushes, spray cans and sponges to draw their own hydro-digital art. The display was made up of a set of LED lights surrounded by a metal conductor that

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    School of Visual Arts Offering Co-Working Desks to Work from This Summer
    For the second year in a row, SVA is offering up space through its MFA in Products of Design for summer desk rentals. Summer Desks, is a co-working space lasting from the end of may through the end of August. The space was originally designed by ANDarchitects
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    NY Senate Approves Bill That Offers Big Tax Breaks on Environmentally Friendly Homes
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    Joe Doucet's Electrifying Hadron Lamp Contains 20 Meters of Electroluminescent Wire
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