Author Archives: tomrburke

Ft Weed and the Verrazano Bridge

Took a wrong turn and ended up in Staten Island. May as well make the most of it. Continue reading

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Awesome lamb dumplings at the Golden Mall in Flushing, Queens (cc @rklin)

Never had lamb dumplings before, and these were juicy and super tasty. Wish they weren’t so far away, because I will need to have them again. Continue reading

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Van burning on 6th Street

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10 years ago today – my experience. #September11

September 10th, 2011 had been a big day. The company I was working for, Return Path, announced it was merging with Veripost, and that night I met the woman who became my girlfriend for the next two years. I woke up late on the 11th, tired but feel… Continue reading

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Spapshots from Burning Man 2011 #burningman

This was my 10th year at Burning Man. I love the… Crazy, unbelievable creations. Beautiful scenes. Abundance of fire. Dancing at Distrikt by day. And places like Opulent Temple by night. Inspiring landscape and vistas. Unparalleled people watchi… Continue reading

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Ended up being a nice day in NYC

It was time for a beer and I was close by, so I thought I’d check out the rooftop of Gansevoort Park. Walked by Kim Kardashian exiting Dos Caminos into a Suburban on my way there. Continue reading

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Bye, bye Black Rock City. It was grand.

10 years. And counting? Continue reading

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Arrived Reno. Seemed like most of the people on my last flight were burners. The airport’s rolled out the welcome mat.

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Minetta Tavern. Oh, yeah.

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6 cop cars take down tree in violent confrontation #postirene

In what was surely the biggest police action in the East Village today, 6 cars of New York’s Finest surrounded a tree on 1st Avenue and 6th Street that hadn’t surrendered to the forces of Irene and posed a threat to local citizens. Fearing resista… Continue reading

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