Perfect day for lunch in the park #nyc (Taken with Instagram at Washington Square Park)
@foursquare check in at @nyuwagner puck building! #nyu #nyc (Taken with Instagram at NYU Wagner - Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service)
I don’t know what Adam Scott is filming in NYC but between the beard and the rollerblades, I’d say this looks promising. via tallwhitney
nycedc: Mayor Bloomberg, Google CEO Larry Page and Cornell President David J. Skorton today announced that Google will allocate 22,000 square feet of its New York headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university completes its campus on Roosevelt Island. The space will allow Cornell to build its presence in New York in close proximity to the tech companies and entrepreneurs with whom it will collaborate. This arrangement represents Google, Cornell, Technion and the City of New York’s commitment to educating and developing engineering and tech talent in New York City.
Google will initially provide Cornell with 22,000 square feet of office space on July 1, 2012, free of charge for 5 years and 6 months or until the completion of Cornell’s campus on Roosevelt Island—whichever occurs first. Additionally, Cornell will be able to expand to 58,000 square feet over five years as it builds its presence in New York City.
Google CEO Larry Page:
“I’m passionate about breaking ground in science and engineering because technology has driven many of the advances humankind has made. But we still don’t have enough people working in these areas. It’s why I am tremendously pleased that Google is giving Cornell the office space to get their new engineering university up and running in New York City.”
Learn more about the City’s groundbreaking Applied Sciences NYC initiative to build top-tier applied sciences and engineering campuses in NYC, creating jobs and maintaining the City’s global competitiveness.
Have you guys seen Law & Order & Food, my new favorite blog that is just screenshots of characters from the show ingesting things? via buzzfeed
Mayor Bloomberg and Mr. Met have a great reason to celebrate.
Today, Mayor Bloomberg, Commissioner of Major League Baseball Allan (Bud) H. Selig and New York Mets Chairman and CEO Fred Wilpon today announced that Citi Field will host the 2013 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Read more on nyc.gov.
Welcome to the memeification of local government via buzzfeed
Little Puck looking out on a bright sunny day in #nyc (Taken with Instagram at NYU Wagner Puck Building)
