Brian Berger
Editor-in-Chief at SpaceNews
Space industry journalist since 1998. Tracking the politics, business, and vision of space exploration.
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Brian Berger
Thousands of people enjoyed the wide-open space of Madison Avenue for the annual Nepal Day Parade on Sunday May 19. If that date sounds familiar, it should, for while the massive Israel Day Parade was still marching north up 5th Avenue, the Nepalese were preparing to head south, marching from E. 38th Street to Madison Square Park. Both events were blessed with fine weather: sunny, with the temperature around 70 degrees, and a nice breeze to add snap to the abundant flag waving.
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2 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Brian Berger
Things are happening on the Lower East Side waterfront and with the Memorial Day Weekend kickoff to summer just around the corner, it's time to review some of them. But first, make sure to grab a hat, and, unless it's raining, put on some sunscreen too, because where we're going-East River Park-there's very little shade. Why?
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4 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Brian Berger
Central Park West was aglow with multi-sensual glee on Saturday May 10 as many thousands basked in the sights and sounds of the fourth annual Japan Day Parade. Rising Sun flags, kimonos, Japanese fans, drummers and much, much more were featured: the works!The weather for the event, whose introductory ceremony began at 12:30 p.m., before the parade proper kicked off around 1 p.m. was wonderful, with temperatures rising to the 70s.
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4 weeks ago |
otdowntown.com | Brian Berger
Central Park West was aglow with multi-sensual glee on Saturday May 10 as many thousands basked in the sights and sounds of the fourth annual Japan Day Parade. Rising Sun flags, kimonos, Japanese fans, drummers and much, much more were featured: the works!The weather for the event, whose introductory ceremony began at 12:30 p.m., before the parade proper kicked off around 1 p.m. was wonderful, with temperatures rising to the 70s.
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1 month ago |
otdowntown.com | Brian Berger
The intrepid sleuths of the Antiquities Trafficking Unit (ATU) of the Manhattan DA's office have done it again-this time returning a unique 13-page manuscript to Paraguay, from whose National Archives in Asunción it was pilfered at least a decade ago. Known as the Hernandarias manuscript, the document was written, signed, and dated by Hernando Arias de Saavedra, a Spanish colonial governor in Paraguay, in 1598.
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