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YOTEL New York, known as “the most radical hotel in the world”, is already well known as the only hotel in the world with its own robot. Now YOBOT takes his services one step further – with the push of a button guests can literally chute their bags from the hotel’s location two blocks from Times Square to one of the New York area airports (LaGuardia, Newark and JFK) via specially marked bins in the YOBOT’s glass-enclosed home.
GPS Glitch 2008
Captured by Jeff Donaldson (aka noteNdo):
GPS glitch art is NOW! On the way to Piacenza, IT
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Solid Gray, a lightweight backpack that stands up to heavy use. Cut and folded from a single sheet of copolymer, it makes for an extremely light hardshell.
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A luxurious mobile home by Axel Enthoven. It includes two beds, a toilet, hot and cold water and LED lighting. Handmade with materials including hardwood, stainless steel and leather.
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Berkshire pork cutlet and rice at Curry-Ya
Curry Club
The melting pot that is New York City refers not only to people but also of food and nowhere is this more apparent (and exotic) than in the varieties of curries you can have in Gotham. The word itself conjures up dusty images of the subcontinent, but within the embrace of NYC you can find curries as interpreted by cultures around the world.
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Love of the Land
It’s an important point to make that Per Se, the restaurant the New York Times anointed as the Best Restaurant in the City, does not differentiate the price between the vegetarian menu and the chef’s tasting menu. What this reminds us is that however much we love our meats, the cornucopia of foods beyond them – the artisanal cheeses, seasonal vegetables and exotic starches – can provide as much enjoyment as your favorite cut of protein.
