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Verizon Broadband Aircard ► OpenCountry Club Lane Pomona, NY
Weak service and droped call from Country Club Lane area in Pomona.· Reported by Fred Finkelberg (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Fred Finkelberg (Registered User)
No improvement. I have an air. Card and and a blackberry both on Verizon. Poor connectivity
Fred Finkelberg (Registered User)
No change. Connectivity still poor.
Fred Finkelberg (Registered User)
No change Connectivity still poor. My aircard and MiFi uses Verizon service and connection remains poor. I had my blackberry switched to AT&T and I get great connectivity
Fred Finkelberg (Registered User)
SPEEDING! ► OpenHaskell Ave Airmont, NY
Cars continually drive over the speed limit on Haskell Avenue - especially those drivers using it as a cut-through to Bon Aire or a short cut to their jobs at the Ramapo Manor Nursing Home!· Reported by Pete Brenner · Share · Flag Flagged
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Pete (Guest)
Speeding in Haskell Avenue continues to be an issue. Many drivers do not stop at the 4-wat stop signs as well.
KB (Guest)
Cars continue to speed down Haskell Avenue in Airmont
Pete Brenner (Registered User)
Speeding continues to be an issue and also cars going through the stop signs at the intersection of Haskell Ave and Cragmere Rd.
Pete Brenner (Registered User)
Speeding on Haskell Avenue as well as driver's ignoring the 4-way stop signs at the intersection of CAMPBELL AVE, HASKELL AVE AND CRAGMERE ROAD are still issues we see daily.
litter alongside rd (New Hempstead Rd) Eastbound ► OpenNew Hempstead Rd From New Hempstead/Summit Park To Westview And Betyond (Eastbound) Spring Valley, New York
Lots of litter along the road on the Eastbound side from New Hempstead/Summit Park to Westview and a little beyond that.
trash by Rainbow Gardens dumpster ► Open799 Union Rd Spring Valley, New York
This business should clean up it's property as well as along New Hempstead/Union Rd and Grandview Ave. They have had litter scattered around for years.
House damaged by hurricane STILL abandoned (67 College Rd) ► Open67 College Rd Monsey, New York
This house, damaged by either Hurricane Sandy or Irene, has been abandoned and is an eyesore and a health hazard. The town is oblivious. FINE the owner.
litter all over yard, trash and recycling cans a mess, parked cars on lawn ► Open85 Forshay Rd Monsey, NY 10952, USA
This house, since it was recently bought, has become an eyesore. Litter is always all over the lawn and edges of the property. The trash cans and recycling containers are always a mess. People park their cars on the lawn.· Reported by Anonymous (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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zagboz (Registered User)
Slobs. Always a mess. Fine them. Code violations too.
zagboz (Registered User)
Still a mess.
zagboz (Registered User)
Between 85 and the next house south of it is a MESS.
zagboz (Registered User)
Lots of trash around the house. Fine the owners.
Litter ► Open19-23 Forshay Rd Suffern, NY 10901, USA
From the house on the corner of Viola to #35 Forshay there is litter along the edges and in the woods.
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zagboz (Registered User)
Lots of trash in the woods heading south of 35 Forshay.
zagboz (Registered User)
As usual, this is a mess. Clean it up!
zagboz (Registered User)
Lots of litter out front.
zagboz (Registered User)
Lots of litter out front. Fine the owner. They are slobs for years!
Pothole ► OpenPalisades Interstate Pkwy Pomona, NY 10970, USA
There are several large potholes in the S/B lane. PIP keeps filling them with tar when the proper fix is concrete. The fix only last about 24 hours and holes are back. I lost one $300 tire there already. PIP needs to stop fixing concrete with asphalt. It doesn't work.· Reported by Doug (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Herman Munster (Guest)
State DOT was out there a few weeks ago and tried to fill the whole area with asphalt and this fix only lasted a few days. They now have created ramps for your car to go up and then down on defective road surface which now spans both lanes. You CANNOT use asphalt to fix concrete problems. They heat and cool at differerent rates forcing the asphalt out of the fix EVERY time.
Doug (Registered User)
The problem is still there and has been for the last 3 years. They keep filling the holes in and they come right back. I lost another tire and rim on the PIP from another similar pothole on the opposite side of the roadway. It cost my insurance carrier $1,600 to replace the tire and rim. When will they STOP filling holes in the concrete with asphalt? IT DOESN'T WORK.
Vote NO sign still up. (corner by ambulance station) ► Open130 Grandview Avenue Monsey, New York
Signs to vote NO for higher school taxes is still up at this corner. There ought to be a law that requires signs like this to be removed after the issue is voted on.
Large deep pothole ► Open127 Route 59 on Joshua Court, Monsey, New York
Dangerously large and deep pothole· Reported by Jonathan Schiff (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged


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There was a clock that hung on the wall of my grandparents' house in Michigan. Next to the kitchen, above the table, the sound of its tick as familiar as a view I could trace by memory.
I've had the clock for years, gathering dust in a storage box. I always talked about maybe hanging it someday—except it wasn't much to look at, with its enormous brown curlicued plastic surround. It wasn't the sight of the clock I wanted, exactly, it was the resurrected memory of the days I spent in a place I loved so much.
This is the Christmas present JB gave me on Sunday:
He took that clock and set its face in a gorgeous piece of wood, engraved with a subtle design that evokes the original whorls, alongside my grandparents' name. It's on my kitchen wall right now, ticking away.
The sound of it. Oh, I can't even describe what this gift means to me.
Other Christmas moments, captured via cellphone camera:
Did you have a good holiday? What are you up to this week? I feel like I should have planned better for the kids being home all week long … although I'm not sure how. Stocked up on duct tape, maybe.
42 Responses to "Heartbeat"
Mariya on
December 27th, 2011 10:22 am
That was an incredibly sweet and thoughtful gift! Very adorable pictures as well :-) Happy Holidays!
Melanie on
December 27th, 2011 10:31 am
Oh, Linda. The look on your face says it all.
Jackie on
December 27th, 2011 10:32 am
That is such a wonderful present. It makes me teary just thinking about it. I love the thought that went into it.
JudithNYC on
December 27th, 2011 10:35 am
You look absolutely gorgeous in that photo. Also, I can't get over the fact that your men are outside in their shirtsleeves! I am jealous.
Love all the boys' photos with their dad but that one of them running downhill is my favorite.
Be glad you did not stock up on the duct tape or you might be tempted to use it before the week is over a la that father on Facebook.
Rachel on
December 27th, 2011 11:00 am
Your husband sounds like a treasure.
Ah the old bow and arrow, brings me back to my boy's 10th birthday where he was gifted his first set. That was the day I instituted the single best house rule I ever invented: No screaming unless you've been shot.
Halyn on
December 27th, 2011 11:08 am
wow, Riley has nice form for a beginner…impressive!
Great pics, I love the one of your three guys standing in the wet sand…and the look on your face in the clock pic! Your husband is a keeper!
Nikki on
December 27th, 2011 11:41 am
Your clock is a beautiful gift!! My grandma had a "grandfather clock" and now that she's gone it's at my mom's house. It often reminds me of my childhood and spending time with her. It's such a fond memory!
Great pics too! Do you have an iPhone? or did you use a program to edit those?
Jeanette on
December 27th, 2011 12:38 pm
What a thoughtful gift! I have a old mantle clock from my grandparents house. It sits on a shelf in my closet gathering dust. It doesn't work anymore but once in a while I go and make it chime just to bring back the memories and nostalgic feelings!
D'Ann on
December 27th, 2011 12:55 pm
Oh man, that brought some tears to my eyes. What a beautiful and thoughtful gift. JB must be a pretty fantastic guy.
My grandparents had a mantle clock that sort of became part of the "music" of their house… always in the background with my sister and cousin playing and the adults chatter. During overnight visits I would listen to its sound as I fell asleep. The clock had this great soft chime that marked the hours. The ticking of that clock and the chime is probably one of my favorite memories from my childhood. My aunt has that clock stored away in a box in her attic. Family feuds being what they are in this case, I will likely never hear it again, but your post made me remember the sound for a moment. Thank you.
tracy @mamacreates on
December 27th, 2011 1:21 pm
what a lovely gift….and also what looks to be a perfectly low-key holiday with your family. good on you :)
Eric's Mommy on
December 27th, 2011 1:29 pm
What an awesome gift JB gave to you.
I got a Pot Bellied Pig for X-mas, yes a Pig :)
Belle on
December 27th, 2011 2:11 pm
What an awesome gift from that very thoughtful husband of yours! I love those photos of the boys with their dad – the love just oozes!
Kris on
December 27th, 2011 2:36 pm
Oh oh oh, verklempt! Does JB give husbandry lessons? Because mine could use some tips from yours.
Lindsay on
December 27th, 2011 2:53 pm
What an amazing gift! And your family is just beautiful. Glad you had a great holiday!
Deanna on
December 27th, 2011 4:19 pm
Awesome present! And so great photos!!
Kids home – this morning we put 1/4 bar of ivory soap in the microwave. Cute project. Hint- 30 sec for 1/4 bar. Take it out and flip it and give it another few seconds but be ready – that soap expands in a second or two! Was fun!
bouncy on
December 27th, 2011 4:30 pm
What an awesome present! Did you know about it or was it a surprise?
Niki on
December 27th, 2011 5:46 pm
What a thoughtful gift from JB- your face just says it all
I too have clock memories. My grandfather had chiming clocks all over the house but my favorite is/was the Regulator. It now hangs on the wall in my moms kitchen. My younger son is in love with it and claims to have scratched his name in the back! Get in line buddy!!
MyFrogs on
December 27th, 2011 6:33 pm
I feel the same way about screen doors on springs. I call them slammy doors and I want one someday. They remind me of my great gmas house. It's all about the slam sound. Love them!
Kelley O on
December 27th, 2011 7:01 pm
One of your (beautiful) pictures is upside down. Still gorgeous though. :) I'm definitely not complaining.
H on
December 27th, 2011 7:20 pm
The gift is fantastic and your expression is priceless. I'm going to pretend my Christmas was as good as yours.
kalisa on
December 27th, 2011 7:33 pm
damn. you got a good man.
Stephanie on
December 27th, 2011 7:35 pm
Dying to know: where in Michigan did they live?
alyn on
December 27th, 2011 8:28 pm
JB MADE the clock for you (well the stuff that surrounds the works)? That is so cool!
Linda on
December 27th, 2011 8:48 pm
Bouncy: TOTAL surprise. :)
Stephanie: the UP — Gulliver, near Manistique.
velocibadgergirl on
December 27th, 2011 10:28 pm
Love the upside-down reflection photo. And the clock! What a great gift.
sooboo on
December 28th, 2011 12:49 am
Beautiful gift, beautiful pictures!
Lucy on
December 28th, 2011 3:55 am
What a lovely thoughtful present! I love it that you and your family have such an incredible sense of family and the outdoors. Wonderful.
Lucy on
December 28th, 2011 3:58 am
And wow, you look sooo like Riley around the eyes in your photo – adorable!
lisa-marie on
December 28th, 2011 10:57 am
That is such a sweet gift! Your pictures are lovely as well. They were all taken on a cell phone? Really? Wow! What kind of phone do you have?
Linda on
December 28th, 2011 11:00 am
Thanks Lisa Marie! It's an iPhone 4S, and most of the images have been run through an Instagram filter.
I need to get back to my trusty old Nikon, but it sure is easier carrying a tiny little phone around.
lindsayc on
December 28th, 2011 11:51 am
I cried when I saw the photo of you & the clock, what a great gift.
Joanne on
December 28th, 2011 1:05 pm
Your picture is so sweet, it really does say it all. I love the other pictures, too but it looks like you weren't on the vacation! My pictures are the same way, there's practically no photo proof that I am these kids' mother.
Sarah on
December 28th, 2011 5:59 pm
I got teary reading about your gift. How sweet! What a treasure.
I love the photo too. What a gorgeous time.
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January 4th, 2012 8:44 am
JB's thoughtfullness makes me all teary. I love that last photo…it should be framed an put on a wall.
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FCNL's Quaker Public Policy Institute, Nov. 20-21
The Quaker Public Policy Institute (QPPI) brings together Quakers and advocates from around the country to lobby Congress. The two-day Institute includes lobby trainings and policy briefings. It culminates with a lobby day on Capitol Hill to support diplomacy with Iran. The Quaker Public Policy Institute is part of the four-day Annual Meeting. Friends interested in the governance of FCNL are invited to attend Annual Meeting in full.
All Friends are invited to attend FCNL's Quaker Public Policy Institute, Nov. 20-21, in Washington DC.
Friends do need to register whether going to just the Public Policy Institute or to the Annual Meeting. If you have already registered for Annual Meeting, you do not need to register for the Quaker Public Policy Institute. Those who attend annual meeting can sit in on the plenary sessions and the workshops but it is the appointed Representatives to the General Committee who are charged with approving the budget and work on other decisions in the Plenaries which are Meetings for Worship with a Concern for Business.
Right now SEYM has 4 or 5 Friends from Florida who will be lobbying together at the offices of Sen. Nelson and Sen. Rubio and then also going to meet with their individual House Representatives.
To read more, and register, visit these web pages:
FCNL Quaker Public Policy Institute: http://fcnl.org/events/annual_meeting/qppi14/
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November 28, 2014
It's a long process, but some in East Bernstadt are quickly rebuilding.
The day after an EF 2 tornado tore through East Bernstadt, we met Michael and April Parker whose home was destroyed. April also suffered some injuries from the storm.
More than three weeks later, WYMT met back up with Parkers to see how they are doing and what their home looks like now.
When the tornado hit, Michael Parker found his girlfriend April under a pile of rubble that used to be her home. He pulled her out and took her to the hospital.
"It's rough. Every morning I have to get her out of bed. It's bruised her ribs really bad," said Michael Parker.
Just three days after the tornado, they decided to get married.
"We figured, start of with a whole clean slate. So we figured we'd start off the right way and get married and raise our kids right," said Michael Parker.
And now they also have a new home, and a new place to raise their children.
But getting back to normal is not something Michael Parker is sure his family will ever be able to do.
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outdoor refrigerators- Toronto area
- biggreenmatt Mar 27, 2014 11:39 AM
You'd think in this modern age of petroleum automobiles and television dinners and, y'know, Google, that it'd be easy to track down a place to buy a small, outdoor-rated fridge to go on one's back deck.
Not Costco, not Canadian Tire, not Nella- can't find nothing.
Any of you Smart People in The Magical Land of Teh Intrawebs know where I might be able to pick up something suited to my needs?
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I googled outdoor refrigerator Toronto and came up with nothing.
But that's kinda what I was looking for. Ideally, it wouldn't have the marble top (I think the modulars look like ass and are far too snooty for my plebian tastes), but it's a good start. Thanks, PB.
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It is worth pointing out that these things are not designed for winter use.
Things like outdoor rated vending machines have both chillers and heaters in them to keep the product inside from freezing in sub zero temperatures.
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That simultaneously totally makes sense and is not something I had ever thought of. I am officially counting that as the one new thing I have learned today.
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Quite so, BP. Quite so.
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You'll be pleased to hear that along with festooning my soon-to-be-constructed back deck with an outdoor fridge (my place doesn't have a door direct from the kitchen to the backyard, making the putting of a fridge back there pretty convenient from a cooking/hosting perspective), I'm also looking to get a crappy POS old clunker of a fridge for my garage, pull the sucker apart and turn it into a curing chamber.
Bought Ruhlman's Salume a while back, put it down for months, and now I'm looking at it again, enviously. Dry-curing is my next logical kitchen progression, and I'll tell ya- can't wait to start.
I think maybe you limited your search too much by googling "outdoor fridge Toronto". What I suggest you do is find manufactur's of outdoor fridges and then contact the manufacturer/check their website to see if they have Canadian distribution. I just did a search and came across this company that make's an outdoor fridge and has distributors in Ontario:
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Now it is possible those companies don't carry the actual fridge.
In general, I would say contact some of the larger BBQ distibutors too, like Ontario Gas BBQ as it seems like something that would line up with their business model or they can at least put you in the right direction.
FWIW I have a regular fridge that I keep running year round in my detached uninsulated/unheated garage. Works great, never had a problem with it.
I live in MN, and was so frustrated when I wanted a chest freezer I could keep in my frozen garage.
According to my mechanical engineer father who designed industrial chillers (big air conditioning units) it comes down to the chemicals used to chill in food storage devices don't work well below 50 degrees, thanks in part to all the environmental regulations. The product you seek could exist, but it's not going to be cheap.
Older fridges can still function because they aren't governed by the current regulations, so they can use the "good" chemical coolants which the EPA (or Canadian equivalent) banned years ago. Sorry!
Mm. From the look of it, I think I'm going to have to pony up some bills to get the thing properly kitted out.
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During the Christmas season, I decided to make a peanut butter honey fudge. My husband is a huge peanut butter fan and grew up where honey was a household staple. This pairing goes so well together. —Tami Kuehl, Loup City, Nebraska
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1 teaspoon plus 1/4 cup butter,
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2 cups creamy peanut butter
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Sunshine, flowers (but it's the wrong season for that yet).
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Adolphus "Tol" Toliver, a prominent voice at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for active measures to support minority students and faculty pursuing careers in biology, died March 26, exactly two weeks short of his 82nd birthday.
Ruth G. Doell, an ASCB member from 1964 until her retirement from the Biology Department at San Francisco State University in 1992, died February 22 at her home in El Granada, CA. She was 86.
Francis Hugh Ruddle, a former ASCB President and a pioneer at Yale University in mapping the human genome and creating the first transgenic mouse, died March 10 in New Haven. He was 83.
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John Charles Hutton, Professor of Pediatrics and Cellular & Developmental Biology and Research Director of the Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes, died December 18 in Denver. He was 64.
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VIILA DEI GALLI is on two levels with 90 square meters. It has two bathrooms and can host up to five people with a private parking. It has Wi-Fi internet and air condition.
The villa has two solarium terraces with a private pool. There is a large garden filled with olive and fig trees and a spectacular view of the valley and the Golf of Salerno.
THE POOL IS immersed in the greenery of the grass and in the fruit and vegetable plants. It has a splendid view of the Salerno Gulf, the Galli and Vetera islands. It is furnished with chairs and long chairs. The pool measures 3.5 meters X 6.5 meters and is 1,5 meters deep. It is opened from May to September.
THE GARDEN surrounds the villa giving it a maximum privacy. You will find olive and fig trees, countless tropical plants and a variety of flowers.
THE FIRST TERRACE/PATIO has a splendid sea view over- looking the Gulf of Salerno, the legendary rocks of "Li Galli" and the hill tops of Sant'Agata Sui Due Golfi". The terrace flooring is made of Massa Stone and it is partially covered with a wooden roof. It is furnished with a hand- crafted table made from Sorrentine Nuts with six chairs, long chairs, umbrella and sofas. There is also a locally styled hand –made stone BBQ, ideal for lunch and dinners out in the open.
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THE FAMILY ROOM is bright and spacious with a beautiful sea view. There are two sofas, a satellite flat screen T.V, Wi-Fi internet, heating, a fireplace and the dining area with table and six chairs. You may access the terrace/patio through French doors from the family room or dining area.
THE KITCHEN is furnished with a fridge with freezer, electric oven with five gas burners, dishwasher, washing machine, small electric oven, Italian coffee machine, iron and ironing board. The kitchen can be accessed from the family room.
THE FIRST BEDROOM has a matrimonial bed and window with sea view. It comes with heating and Wi-Fi internet. It can be accessed from the family room.
THE FIRST BATHROOM has a shower, toilette, bidet and sink. It has heating. It can be accessed by the family room.
It can be accessed from the main floor by going up about ten steps from the inside.
THE SECOND TERRACE/SOLARIUM is about 80 square meters. It is furnished with table and chairs and has a panoramic sea view of the Gulf of Salerno.
THE SECOND BEDROOM has a single bed. It has heating and Wi-Fi internet. From here you may access the garden through French doors. The bedroom can be accessed from the hallway.
THE THIRD BEDROOM has a matrimonial bed ( upon request can be divided into two single beds). It has air condition, heating, Wi-Fi internet. It can be accessed from the hallway. Through French doors, you may access the second terrace/patio with sea view.
THE SECOND BATHROOM has a bath tub with shower, sink, toilette and bidet. It has heating. There is a window with garden view. The bathroom can be accessed from the hallway.
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