Yes, however, you should do so understanding that the gallery operates as a small, non-profit alternative space with an extremely limited budget. We do not provide an honorarium or cover living or travel expenses for participating artists. Also, artists are responsible for hanging their shows and gallery-sitting 2 weekend days during their exhibition.

For Nassau County: The meter will be engaged for the entire trip and the passenger will pay the metered rate of fare to the county line, plus double the meter between the county line and the passenger's destination. For any other county: The fare will be a set rate, pre-determined between the passenger and the driver that must be paid at the end of the trip. The fare will be a set-rate, pre-determined between the passenger and the driver that must be paid at the end of the trip.

You can select a primary care physician in any of the New York Counties listed in the provider directories of the participating insurers.

Of course! We're a national organization for artists across the country. Many of our members naturally reside in and around New York City, but we have hundreds of members in 40+ other states (and in foreign countries!). We pride ourselves on the fact that all of our services can be used by artists nationwide.

We do; but they are not usually listed on our website. Public courses delivered by RMS outside of New York City are delivered in cooperation with a "sponsoring organization". The organization may be a government agency, business, or non-profit organization. Typically, sponsoring organizations do not have enough people to warrant the cost of an on-site session but are willing to host a session and allow participants from other organizations to attend.

Avatar can help you make arrangements and transportation should you require it. Check out our accommodations page. Let us know what your needs are.

You don't have to live in New York City to come to camp, but you do need to make your own plans for where to stay if you're from out of town. We try to match campers in need of housing with local families who express an interest in hosting a camper, but you need to make your own arrangements with potential host families.

There are over 1,000 Bujinkan instructors all over the world. Recently our dojo has had visiting students from Africa, Australia, England, Germany, Ireland and France. We would love to help you find a good dojo in your area, so please send us an e-mail if you need any help. The Bujinkan shall be open to only those who agree with and uphold the guidelines of the Bujinkan Dojo. Those not doing so shall not be allowed to join.

The ING New York City Marathon 2006 Live or On Demand from New York is an online video production of the event available to view on your personal computer. This event includes interactive features such as 4 video views, current leader board, and runner tracker. (back to top)

For births in one of the five (5) boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Kings, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island), please visit the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene web site. Please note that the borough of Kings is sometimes referred to as Brooklyn and the borough of Staten Island is sometimes referred to as Richmond.

While many movies and television shows revolve around crime in New York City, NYC is consistently ranked as one of the Top Ten Safest Big Cities in the United States. Crime rates drop from year-to-year and over 8 million people call NYC home. If you use common sense in New York City, you'll stay safe. BACK TO TOP

Drivers are required to know the streets of Manhattan as well as major destinations in the other boroughs. Additionally, all New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission licensed taxi drivers must have a map available to them when on duty. If they do not, they are in violation of TLC rules and regulations. In addition, as per TLC rules, they are required to know the "lay of the land", that is, have extensive knowledge of the NYC area.

The flat fares extends to the islands of Manhattan that have vehicular access, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Belmont, Ellis, Governor's, Liberty, Mill Rock, Randall's, Ward's Islands.

Students must arrange their own housing during the summer term. Many of our interns live in the dorms of local colleges and universities, such as Barnard College, Columbia University, Fordham University, New School University, and New York University. Housing is also available at the International House. Please contact the HRTP office for additional housing information.

This regulation only affects people who were born inside one of the five boroughs of New York City. New York City is its own birth certificate jurisdiction, similar to a state. Different policies affect people born in New York State but outside of New York City and people born in other states, territories, or countries.

From 1975 -- 1977 Harry Chapin and Bill Ayres hosted local Hungerthon broadcasts in Philadelphia, PA; San Francisco, CA; Dallas, TX; Washington, DC; Detroit, Michigan; and Long Island, NY. In 1988 and 1989, Hungerthon featured a "Children of the Americas" 4-hour segment, hosted by Graham Nash, which was aired nation-wide.

No. We are currently focusing our support on groups that can operate out of New York City. The physical proximity helps build community among all of our organizations, fosters program-related partnerships, and makes it easier for us to deliver a more comprehensive range of non-cash support. This means that organizations in our portfolio will serve New York City, or will be nonprofits without a geographic focus (such as Internet-based services).

Yes. Although iMentor is based out of New York City, iMi can be used by organizations throughout the United States and the world with internet access.

I think I recently mentioned this in a newspaper or magazine interview and it has certainly become a frequently asked question! The answer is YES… but that’s not to say that I’m leaving Australia for good! My plan is to spend a few months in New York each year, starting in 2008, and being home in Melbourne the rest of the year.

Let us know - by phone or email, 24x7- 365 days a year - that you would like to go to Hawaii tomorrow, what you would like to enjoy on your jet (high-speed internet, specific DVDs, special foods, etc.), how you would like to travel once on the ground, and what hotel or resort you would like to stay at.

Yes, but you must pre-arrange for a pickup date and time! Call us at 800-709-9055 or 212-953-1116 (M-F 9am-6pm Eastern).

The current Veterans Exemption is limited to the primary residence of a veteran and is based on type of service (war era and combat zone) and service-related disability rating.

Answer: No, it does not matter where you live when you file for or take the Firefighter Exam. However, when you are appointed you must live in either the five boroughs of New York City or in Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Nassau or Suffolk County.

A birth certificate may be obtained from the local registrar of the city you were born in or from the New York State Department of Health. You may apply online at http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/vr/forms/birth.htm

New York City is safe when good judgement is exercised. During the fall and spring semesters, new students are strongly encouraged to attend workshops on "Safety in the City" offered as part of the university orientation. On campus, ID cards are required for admittance into university buildings and, in the residence halls, students are required to register guests. Security is on-call 24 hours a day. See the Campus Security Guide.

AAMI will assign a clinical adviser to you who will work with you to help you make all of your arrangements for your stay in New York City . You will be provided with information about transportation to and from airports, hotel options (including the opportunity to room with one or two of your fellow students), transportation in the City (i.e., bus, subway and taxi), restaurant options, and interesting and fun things (especially those that are free) to do in the City.

Studying in New York City will provide you with the best opportunity to immerse yourself in the language and the culture. You will be able to experience and learn in a multicultural environment and meet people from around the world. New York City offers the American experience in THE international setting.

ThinkQuest New York City is an educational program which challenges the students and teachers of New York City to build the best educational Web sites available on the Internet. A team of one to two coaches and two to six students collaborate to create a Web site. In the spring the web server accounts where you upload your project will be closed and evaluated. The winners will receive awards.

New York City is a good location primarily because it attracts the premium creative talent available, as well as being a major business center in North America and globally. Most of our clients are diversely spread outside New York but this location also lends itself to efficient domestic and worldwide travel.