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May 11, 2008

More NY: Hallo Berlin Express, No. Brother Island

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Red Hook, Brooklyn, Amy Langfield/NewYorkology

Food-cart fave Hallo Berlin Express opens on 9th near 50th (Eating in Translation via Midtown Lunch)
Hallo Berlin Express has seats for about 30 diners and elbow-benders, if they squeeze in tight. The menu isn't quite as broad as at the larger Hallo Berlin, on Tenth Ave., but unlike the famous food cart near Fifth, Hallo Berlin Express prepares schnitzel, spaetzle, soup, and German fish sandwiches.

"Little Mermaid" ensemble cast member hurt on stage (Playbill)
Bailey, according to a press statement, "was injured after a fall through a trap door prior to the start of the Saturday matinee. The actor, who fell approximately 20 feet on to the stage, was conscious and taken to Bellevue Hospital for evaluation."

At least one, maybe more, wrong-turns incidents at Newark Airport (AP)
A new takeoff pattern aimed at easing congestion at Newark Liberty International Airport has confused some pilots and led to several incidents in which planes turned in the wrong direction, according to the union that represents air traffic controllers.

B&W pictures of North Brother Island, substations and the High Line (Christopher Payne)
The subjects I photograph are on the verge of obsolescence. Designed for specific functions, they have outlived their usefulness and now sit empty and deteriorating.

Restored map of NY Watershed comes to Queens Museum (NY Times)
Seventy years after it was booted out of the World’s Fair and 60 years after it was last seen by the public, a gorgeously sculptural relief map of the New York City watershed has finally reached its intended destination: the New York City Building, now the Queens Museum of Art, in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park.

Ex-Del Posto chef not the only big name linked to JFK Terminal 5 food projects (Grub Street)
A source close to the Aero Nova project tells us Ladner isn’t the only Manhattan chef heading to the JetBlue terminal. This food-court whisperer is saying that some of the talent behind Balthazar may be in with a bistro concept, the STK folks could be working their expected angle, and someone from Tía Pol might be bringing tapas to the party

May 11, 2008 8:04 PM in Etceterology

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