Comments for patell dot org http://patell.org Cyrus R. K. Patell's Website Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:55:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on We Were the World by Abdullah http://patell.org/2010/02/we-are-the-world-then/comment-page-1/#comment-10726 Abdullah Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:55:51 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=531#comment-10726 We sang this in the February 2012 Candidate Weekend. At the farewell dinner in the emirates palace. It was amazing! We sang this in the February 2012 Candidate Weekend. At the farewell dinner in the emirates palace. It was amazing!

]]> Comment on Let’s Go Rangers, Let’s Go Mets! by deborah l quinn http://patell.org/2012/04/lets-go-rangers-lets-go-mets/comment-page-1/#comment-10670 deborah l quinn Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:40:29 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=2199#comment-10670 hope springs, and all that. and maybe because she used the word "springs," Emily D. was also a baseball fan. who knows. stranger things have happened (like the relationship between the Mets multi-year tanking and your inability to quit smoking). hope springs, and all that. and maybe because she used the word “springs,” Emily D. was also a baseball fan. who knows. stranger things have happened (like the relationship between the Mets multi-year tanking and your inability to quit smoking).

]]> Comment on Some Girls and the MXR Phase 90 by ned flood http://patell.org/2011/11/some-girls-and-the-mxr-phase-90/comment-page-1/#comment-10528 ned flood Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:14:28 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1863#comment-10528 Cyrus- I mean can you even imagine a world without the rolling stones? I really enjoyed your 33 1/3 "some girls" book... def. a new york album... A new york band...hell, mick & keith married american girls. With patti smith's "just kids" , james wolcott's "lucking out" , bryan waterman's "marquee moon" and the release of the extended version of "some girls", it's the 1970's all over again. Roy Carr's "an illustrated record" was such a cool book. My copy fell apart also, i still have it. It's hard to believe the stones are still around. After reading "under their thumb" by bill german, not everyone gets out alive Shouldn't you be teaching a class on "the rolling stones love affair with nyc"? For the record, on page 143 you mention the stones opened at JFK stadium in philly on the steel wheels tour. I'm pretty sure it was veterens stadium ( JKF & the VET are gone now). I was there waiting for a friend from out of town with his ticket. He bailed at the last minute. So, I'm just about to walk in and a gate opens... I just run in along with a few dozen fans ( but I had 2 tickets that were never taken). Right before the stones came on, "Continental Drift" was playing... cool intro. gimme some truth- ned Cyrus-

I mean can you even imagine a world without the rolling stones? I really enjoyed your 33 1/3 “some girls” book… def. a new york album… A new york band…hell, mick & keith married american girls. With patti smith’s “just kids” , james wolcott’s “lucking out” , bryan waterman’s “marquee moon” and the release of the extended version of “some girls”, it’s the 1970′s all over again. Roy Carr’s “an illustrated record” was such a cool book. My copy fell apart also, i still have it. It’s hard to believe the stones are still around. After reading “under their thumb” by bill german, not everyone gets out alive Shouldn’t you be teaching a class on “the rolling stones love affair with nyc”? For the record, on page 143 you mention the stones opened at JFK stadium in philly on the steel wheels tour. I’m pretty sure it was veterens stadium ( JKF & the VET are gone now). I was there waiting for a friend from out of town with his ticket. He bailed at the last minute. So, I’m just about to walk in and a gate opens… I just run in along with a few dozen fans ( but I had 2 tickets that were never taken). Right before the stones came on, “Continental Drift” was playing… cool intro.

gimme some truth-

ned

]]> Comment on First Day of Class by Yara http://patell.org/2011/09/first-day-of-class/comment-page-1/#comment-9765 Yara Thu, 15 Dec 2011 06:33:15 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1694#comment-9765 That looks so fascinating! It is defiantly a unique curriculum compared to most universities. There are so many options at NYU AD, and it will probably be so hard to choose if I were accepted. I love how students can experience a Middle Eastern culture through a prestigious educational institute such as NYU. I really hope I get accepted as traveling back to the Middle East has been a goal of mine after visiting a few times. That looks so fascinating! It is defiantly a unique curriculum compared to most universities. There are so many options at NYU AD, and it will probably be so hard to choose if I were accepted. I love how students can experience a Middle Eastern culture through a prestigious educational institute such as NYU. I really hope I get accepted as traveling back to the Middle East has been a goal of mine after visiting a few times.

]]> Comment on NYUAD Blogging by Brook http://patell.org/2010/08/nyuad-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-9203 Brook Sat, 03 Dec 2011 06:48:08 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1079#comment-9203 I have this blog writing about my life at NYUAD- www.peaceloveandcamels.blogspot.com. Great archive! -Brook I have this blog writing about my life at NYUAD- http://www.peaceloveandcamels.blogspot.com. Great archive!
-Brook

]]> Comment on Being Associate Dean by Dick Horwich http://patell.org/2011/10/being-associate-dean/comment-page-1/#comment-7641 Dick Horwich Thu, 03 Nov 2011 19:02:51 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1750#comment-7641 I can't wait to read the Isaacson book; I think Jobs has come close to redefining American entrepreneurialism, largely on imagination, not knowledge. Peter Meineck! Love to meet him someday. I'd like to hear more about those "big plans." I can’t wait to read the Isaacson book; I think Jobs has come close to redefining American entrepreneurialism, largely on imagination, not knowledge.

Peter Meineck! Love to meet him someday. I’d like to hear more about those “big plans.”

]]> Comment on L (Significant Birthday) by Ellyn L. http://patell.org/2011/10/l-significant-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-7143 Ellyn L. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 03:47:10 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1736#comment-7143 Happy, happy 50th birthday, dear Cyrus. I so enjoyed reading about your day and am glad you chronicled it. Perhaps in some kind of subconscious celebration of your momentous birthday, this Wisconsinite had dinner in Harvard Square tonight, your old stomping ground. I have to be brief since I am writing on my sister's old mac (no ipad for me yet) and there are no letters on the keyboard any longer. So, just know whatever continent you are on, your NYU old student-friends like me think the world of you and are glad your day was well spent. Happy, happy 50th birthday, dear Cyrus. I so enjoyed reading about your day and am glad you chronicled it. Perhaps in some kind of subconscious celebration of your momentous birthday, this Wisconsinite had dinner in Harvard Square tonight, your old stomping ground. I have to be brief since I am writing on my sister’s old mac (no ipad for me yet) and there are no letters on the keyboard any longer. So, just know whatever continent you are on, your NYU old student-friends like me think the world of you and are glad your day was well spent.

]]> Comment on 11-9-11 by Patell and Waterman’s History of New York · Ten Years Later and Many Miles Away http://patell.org/2011/09/11-9-11/comment-page-1/#comment-6044 Patell and Waterman’s History of New York · Ten Years Later and Many Miles Away Sun, 11 Sep 2011 19:26:50 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1713#comment-6044 [...] from New York City, my 9/11/11 began in the most uncanny of ways. You can read about it over at patell.org. And you can read an alternative account of the same event over at [...] [...] from New York City, my 9/11/11 began in the most uncanny of ways. You can read about it over at patell.org. And you can read an alternative account of the same event over at [...]

]]> Comment on Wordless Wednesday: Cloudy Day by deborah l quinn http://patell.org/2011/08/wordless-wednesday-cloudy-day/comment-page-1/#comment-5782 deborah l quinn Sun, 04 Sep 2011 10:39:07 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1688#comment-5782 hmm....cloudy day or dirty windows. It's a tossup. hmm….cloudy day or dirty windows. It’s a tossup.

]]> Comment on Next Month Abu Dhabi by Patell and Waterman’s History of New York · Vacation mode http://patell.org/2011/07/next-month-abu-dhabi/comment-page-1/#comment-5567 Patell and Waterman’s History of New York · Vacation mode Wed, 17 Aug 2011 02:35:15 +0000 http://patell.org/?p=1619#comment-5567 [...] painfully aware how slow it’s been around here the last several weeks. We have some decent explanations, and we hope to be back up and running sooner than [...] [...] painfully aware how slow it’s been around here the last several weeks. We have some decent explanations, and we hope to be back up and running sooner than [...]

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