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The night before Nyepi when Candika and I walked down to Jalan Melasti to see the Ogoh-ogoh was indeed a strange night. Close to 6pm most of the shops had closed as did several of the restorans we passed. In fact, there were a lot of people wandering around to find a place for an

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CASTING CALLS — Today the food blogger behind New York blog NYC Foodie , Butcher Bay co-owner and CB3 critic Adam Cohn , and The Naked Cowboy all showed up to audition for the new NBC show “America’s Next Great Restaurant.” [Feast] EAST VILLAGE — Colors , the cooperative restaurant near Astor Place, is now open for dinner. [EaterWire] THE HAMPTONS —This summer Richie Notar is planning a Nobu pop-up that will pretty much just serve regulars. [GS] BOERUM HILL — La Casita , the yarn shop that replaced Patois in Boerum Hill, now features a wine bar in the back.

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EaterWire: A Yarn Shop/Wine Bar; the Regulars-Only Nobu Pop-Up

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Guest of a Guest brings word that safari-themed club Cain will be closing next Wednesday . The club resides on the formerly mighty West 27th Street, which was once home to some of the city’s hottest hotspots, including Marquee, Bungalow 8, and the now-shuttered B.E.D

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The Shutter: The Shuttering of Cain and the Decline of West 27th Street

Just a little P.S. on this lovely 70 degree day: The Standard Beer Garden is open and serving pretzels and sausages to the masses

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Signs of Spring: Standard Beer Garden is Officially Open; GYC Coming Soon

You do hate to see that on such a beautiful day. Cafe Habana’s take out shop has been shuttered by the DOH, a sad reality for those who planned on eating a steak sandwich out on their lovely benches today. But don’t worry, Nolita, the main restaurant is still open and is pretty much guaranteed to be a full house tonight.

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DOH Chronicles: Cafe Habana To-Go Gets DOH Slam Just Before the Weekend

A couple of incredible ideas from our friends across the pond. . . Ikea recently outfitted the Paris Metro Stations with brightly colored sofa’s and home decor, along with full scale wall adhesives depicting real life living room scenes, in an effort to showcase their new furniture collection.

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Experiential Environments

Click the image above to view the full photogallery. 1) West Village : Work has finally begun in the old Alfama space.

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The Plywood Report: Traif, Casa Mezcal, BRGR, Thistle Hill Tavern, and More

This is the latest edition of Who Goes There? a regular feature in which Lost City’s Brooks of Sheffield cracks the doors on mysteriously enduring Gotham restaurants—unsung, curious neighborhood mainstays with the dusty, forgotten, determined look—to learn secrets of longevity and find out, who goes there.

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Who Goes There? : Trieste Restaurant, Hidden Away in Jackson Heights

What's your top travel tips? As much as all of us here at Hostels.com love to pack our bags and jet off to foreign lands, we know that unfortunately travelling just isn’t as easy as that. Airports, traffic, illness, language barriers and lots more issues can make travelling a bad experience for many.

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Top Travel Tips

A blogger dreams that the Domino Sugar Factory could magically become a multi-venue nightclub. It’s not just the size and flexibility that gets their heart racing, it’s also the location “in Williamsburg but away from its annoying Bedford and North 7th epicenter and practically within spitting distance from downtown Manhattan. Also, the neighborhood is relatively low on residential units (for now), so fewer uptight prig neighbors to worry about.

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Pipe Dreams: A blogger dreams that the Domino…

A cafe-style restaurant that focuses on dishes made using local ingredients is coming to Salem. According to the restaurant’s website, Green Land Cafe is opening this spring on Washington Street in the downtown area of this North Shore city, bringing to the area a breakfast, lunch, and dinner spot that will have a bar as well as an outdoor patio area for the warmer months. The menu at Green Land Cafe will offer such items as croissants and muffins (breakfast); soups, salads, and sandwiches (lunch); and burgers, seafood, and tapas (dinner)

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Green Land Cafe to Open in Salem This Spring

Click the image above to view the full photogallery. [ Femia ] Weird. Yesterday Starbucks employees formed giant coffee mosaics on the ground in Madison Square Park in preparation for a commercial

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Stunts: In Stunt to Promote Reusable Cups, ‘Bucks Makes Cup Mosaic

In attempt to stall the probable strike before it begins, British Airways and union leaders are in talks to avert the three-day strike, which is planned to start on Saturday. Both cabin crew and BA officials are trying to find a resolution for a dispute concerning pay and working conditions

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British Airways strike: Last-minute attempt at aversion

Tourism is an incredibly lucrative industry in the Galapagos: The numbers of visitors have quadrupled between 1990 and 2009, and more than 160,000 people now visit each year. For mainland Ecuadorians, the islands are seen of a source of higher incomes, and many move to the archipelago to earn better wages. But thanks in part to lax enforcement of residency permits, the population of the protected region now stands at 30,000 and is growing at a rate of 6.5 percent a year, compared with 2.0 percent on mainland Ecuador

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Galapagos Islands Seek Sustainable Growth

Aside from the potential American Airlines strike, the carrier is facing other grim news this week. The Federal Aviation Administration has fined AA $300,000 for alleged maintenance violations.

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American Airlines faces $300,000 charge by FAA

What makes St Patrick’s Day one of the Five Worst Nights in New York ? Maybe it’s the increased odds of finding a man in uniform with no shoes passed out drunk on your stoop

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Nightlife: Uniformed Drunk Helps St. Patrick’s Day Live Up To Its Reputation

An Eater SF tipster has found a benefit to Yelp’s new Foursquare-like check in feature for restaurant owners : “If you have an iPhone, you could join Yelp, log in on your phone and see who in the dining room is ‘checked in.’ Users who are ‘checked in’ may not be there to review, but you could certainly make a mental note of whatever they experience and then keep an eye out for their review.” [Eater SF]

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Checking In: An Eater SF tipster has found…