"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." - Leonardo da Vinci Lets face it - New York City isn't easy. It's expensive and difficult to keep a car here. This makes it hard for a pilot to enjoy his/her passion. Mass transit to the local airports is an arduous undertaking. So, if you're a pilot or aviation enthusiast in the New York City area that doesnt have the ways …

… Only $30 a class - a lot less expensive than a flight to Italy! email italiano.withme@yahoo.com or call 917.275.7313 Our blog: italiano-withme.tumblr.com Schedule: April 19       Puglia April 26       Lazio May 3          Liguria May 10        Campania May 17        Sardegna May 24        Lombardia May 31        Emilia - Romagna Vi aspettiamo ! A presto!

… New York City, NY 10018 Entrance is on the E side of 6th Ave between W. 38th and 39th, walk up four / five flights. ~ THURSDAY we meet at Quest Bookshop-NY Theosophical Society: 242 E 53rd St. New York City, NY 10022 (between 2nd & 3rd Aves) Entrance is on S side of 53rd, walk up to 4th floor (check in Quest bookshop if first time). We meet regularly with the exception of a month long Summer break, a shorter Winter break and few major holidays. PS - There are always f …

Interested in the collectible card game based on George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice & Fire novels and the HBO show? The A Game of Thrones Card Players community has players in Manhattan, Long Island and Brooklyn who meet weekly in Manhattan (near Grand Central) for casual play. For those interested in participating, we also host competitive events several times a year that attract players from Boston, DC, Pennsylvania, and other parts of the U.S.

… Economic Topics such as "Flight to Quality," Leading and Lagging Indicators, Government Policy changes, etc. Tax Strategies are absolutely important. Without a good understanding of Taxes, you cannot understand your true Cashflow or your Rate of Return. This is commonly called the After Tax Cashflow (ATCF) and the After Tax Rate of Return (ATROR). You will learn topics such as Depreciation, Amortization, Tax Brackets, etc. I find this the one area where almost all of my Students lack knowledge. …

… Our topics to discuss would include minimization of earth-to-LEO launch costs, commercial space flight, commercial crew transportation, private, habitable space stations/labs, and corporate-funded space exploration.  With enough members, we could even form separate clades for researching, discussing and analyzing these individual topics! Our hope is that this club will be a forum to provide the opportunity for people from all walks of life to sound off with proposals, trade ideas and eventually …

Take advantage of community-priced ISHTA yoga classes, taught in a variety of locations throughout the city, both indoors and outdoors (weather permitting)! Take yoga lessons that promote physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being, from certified NYC Ishta teachers! All levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced. Did you know that stress comes easily and naturally to you ("fight-or-flight response"), but not usually relaxation?! Beyond relaxation, the benefits of a regular yoga …

… Dance and Flight!   See me on Youtube sharing my Dragon Dance here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a9o80UWR0k   Love and Light, Shalom Marie, Dragon Muse  

… Tryon park, and instead of making a left into the station, continue down a second flight of stairs to arrive at the courts. --From Bennett Ave., enter the 190th St. A station through the tunnel, go up the elevators instead of going to the platform. Exit the station, and make a left down the stairs to the courts (going up the stairs instead puts you on Ft. Washington Ave.) --If you're taking the A line, exit 190th St. through the northernmost station exit, take the elevator up, and continue as ab …

Every Saturday morning, we meet up for a friendly hike through the nature trails of Forest Park in Queens. We also hike to other locations for which we'll give ample notice. Who: Anyone who wants to escape into nature for a little while. Our hikes will take us over dirt paths, over fallen logs, and up and down easy hills. We average around 3 miles. Our highest hill is equal to about 3 to 4 flights of subway stairs in elevation. If you commute every day, you will be fine. No one will be left behi …