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Spring Hinges Collection Deltana Square Corner 4" x 4" Steel Spring Hinge Mortise Hinge
The durable steel construction brought to you by a Deltana spring hinge is not to be overlooked. The adjustable spring mechanism means you have the control you want. This is the spring hinge for you.
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Material - Steel: Steel is cheap strong and durable making it a favorite for hinges of all types. Though it is more prone to rusting than solid brass or stainless steel.
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It's been almost a year since we last covered Jack Link's and their Sasquatch antihero, but everyone's favorite ugly creature is back to sell some beef jerky and beat up anyone who messes with him (it). Minneapolis-based agency Carmichael Lynch has produced three new spots for the campaign, all of which were once again directed by Rocky Morton.
In the above commercial – "All Dolled Up" – three fools try to get their kicks by putting makeup on Sasquatch. He responds by flipping their car and possibly killing them, because, well, Sasquatch doesn't wear lipstick. The ads tap into the creature's vaguely redneck brand appeal with foggy rural settings and the fact that the product is beef jerky. If I learned anything here, it's to avoid Jack Link's beef jerky, because eating it will lead to serious personal injury and an upset Sasquatch. Two more clips and the credits after the jump.

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Follow three inmates through the parole process in this New England state.
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From Clover, the B7A Hot & Cold Water Cooler (B7A-BLACK-POU7) combines energy efficiency, quality construction and convenience, all in a sleek, slim design that doesn't occupy too much room. Housed in a UV-protected polyethylene cabinet, the D7A provides both hot and cold water (as cold as 36°F, or up to 185°F) on demand. The one-piece cabinet construction eliminates the problem of rust and corrosion in cracks or crevices, and makes for easy removal for cleaning and maintenance. Using the D7A water cooler in your home or at the office will save you money on bottled water, time when boiling water for cooking, reduce the unbelievable amount of plastic waste collecting in landfills, and since it is Energy Star qualified, conserve energy and contain your carbon footprint.
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Stainless Steel Tanks:Both the hot and cold water tanks are constructed of hygienic stainless steel which is specifically designed to be contaminant-resistant and protect your health
Temperature Adjustment:Controlled by an adjustable thermostat, the cold water temperature can be set from around 35.6°F-53.6°F(2°C~12°C); the hot water temperature is automatically controlled (non-adjustable) to nearly 185°F(85°C)
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Slipcovered Wingback Glider
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We crafted this plush glider with nursing mothers' needs in mind. The padded head rest is extra supportive, and the winged back and smaller armrests offer more shoulder and elbow space.
- 33.5" wide x 32" deep x 43" high
- Expertly crafted with a solid hardwood frame and extra-thick padding on the arms and back.
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- Wing Back Glider image to the left is shown in White Washed Linen Cotton.
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- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest safety standards.
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- Overall: 33.5" wide x 32" deep x 43" high
- Seat Height Above Floor: 19"
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- Weight: 72 pounds
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"Circus and the City: New York, 1973–2010"
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This exhibit examines the public spectacle and its relation to the development of entertainment in New York City. More than 200 artifacts—including posters, photographs and costumes—will be on view, illustrating stories of figures such as John Bill Ricketts, who staged the first circus in New York, and the legendary P. T. Barnum.
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A day after meeting with the Queens District Attorney, the family of a National Guardsman shot and killed by police during a traffic stop last week paid their final respects.
A funeral service was held Friday morning at Eternal Love Baptist Church in Corona for Noel Polanco, 22.
Reverend Al Sharpton was among the speakers who spoke before the crowd of family members, friends, loved ones and fellow soldiers.
Polanco was shot and killed by an Emergency Services Unit officer last Thursday along the Grand Central Parkway near LaGuardia Airport.
He was posthumously promoted to sergeant by the U.S. Army during the military funeral.
Mourners in attendance say they wanted people to know the type of person Polanco was and that his life was taken way too soon.
"My son was an angel, and he's my prince. And I'm gonna miss him with all my heart because he was a great person and I will always miss him and I'm never gonna see him again, but I know that we will meet again," said Polanco's mother, Cecilia Reyes.
"I want my brother to rest in peace, but I know along with peace we have justice a well," said Polanco's brother, Sergeant Jonathan Polanco.
Lawyers for the detective who shot Polanco say he did not put up his hands as he was ordered.
Passengers in the car say Officer Hassan Hamdy didn't give Polanco enough time to comply.
A small group of protesters gathered outside the funeral with signs criticizing members of the NYPD force for being "trigger happy".
"This policeman who already had so many incidents against him, he was still in the police force. We cannot afford to have these out of control policemen in the force," said one protester.
During a brief meeting Thursday, Polanco's mother and her attorneys say Queens District Attorney Richard Brown told them it's likely a grand jury will look into the case.
Meanwhile, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says fellow ESU officers tried to save Polanco's life at the scene.
Speaking to reporters Thursday, Kelly says Polanco was hooked up to an oxygen bag and an IV line inside one of the NYPD vehicles before an ambulance arrived.
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Luca: Hows the weed? (oregano)
Bogdan: amazing yooooo
Bogdan: amazing yooooo
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A tall, peaceful mother fuka(1). Looks weak and likes panzie soccer. Likes math but keeps it real with his hoez. Afraid of snakes and playa hataz(2). Likes class in women(3). Drinking before clubs is a must for him. Doesn't underestimate the predictability of stupidity(4). He thinks Romanians are the shit but he'z wrong. They're probably not. Preposterously sociable, aiight? 1/3 of his life revolves around music and that's cool...fukin fairy. Confident but self doubtful. Respects his enemies(5). Greatest fight within himself.
(1) "I like you. You like me?"
(2) "I'm a peace keepa but I have my goddam limits"
(3)"Nice shoez, wanna fuk?"
(4)"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity."
(5)"Don't be diiiisin ME"
(2) "I'm a peace keepa but I have my goddam limits"
(3)"Nice shoez, wanna fuk?"
(4)"Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity."
(5)"Don't be diiiisin ME"
dari MysteryMan Minggu, 24 April 2005
Badass Ukranian. Knows no fear, except for Chuck Norris
As he grabbed Tony around the neck and performed the bogdan hold tonys body went limp, and he soiled his pants.
dari Al-haliq Mohamed tuq-lifuuq Ha Sabtu, 09 Januari 2010
very sexy dark guy with nice buff arms =)
mmhhmmmm cant take ur eyes off
dari non ya biz Sabtu, 14 Agustus 2004
A tall mother, who is from Bogledesh, and likes soccer, afraid of snakes and start the religion Bogledge.
The all might bogdan
dari BogdanGod Kamis, 04 November 2010
third member of the t-conian gang. he's LARGER THAN LIFE when compared to his lil bro. he smells good though, that's the only reason y anyone would ever hang out with a Bogdan. he should go back to Romania! he never calls anyone...do they not have telephones in ROMANIA????!!!!
stupid whore boy Bogdan is going for a dip in the lake
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WHAT IS IT? An engine part that does its best work as a suspension component.
WHAT'S IT COST? $1149.99 (with your clutch basket), $1695.99 (complete).
CONTACT? www.hinsonracing.com or (909) 946-2942.
WHAT'S IT DO? By its very name, it is obvious that a slipper clutch slips. The Hinson Back Torque Limiter clutch (BTL) doesn't slip all the time, only when the unique clutch mechanism senses deceleration. When you chop the throttle, like before braking bumps, half way through the whoops or down steep, bumpy hills, the BTL slipper clutch acts as though you've pulled the clutch lever in.
Don't confuse a slipper clutch with an automatic clutch (like the Rekluse Z-Start clutch). It is not an automatic; you still have to pull the clutch in to start, shift or stop. It just slips when you back off on the throttle.
How does it work? A slipper clutch is basically two clutches in one. The first clutch is activated by the clutch lever. The second clutch is activated by centrifugal force within the spinning clutch basket. When the clutch's internal moving parts decelerate, the difference in momentum disengages the clutch.
WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with the Hinson BTL slipper clutch.
(1) Performance. Although the BTL is a clutch, and it is inside your engine, its biggest advantages show up in the chassis (where it works as an anti-chain torque device). When you chop the throttle on a big four-stroke, the decompression of the engine slows forward momentum dramatically. This creates wheel hop, which you feel as kicking on the entrance of turns or in the whoops. A slipper clutch significantly lessens wheel hop in braking bumps and at the end of long whoop sections. Additionally, it lessens decompression braking and makes a four-stroke feel like a two-stroke on the entrance to turns.
(2) Hook up. As if that isn't enough, the Hinson slipper clutch hooks up more positively under acceleration, which makes it better in roll-on situations. When you combine the ability to freewheel into a turn with less wheel hop and better hookup on acceleration, you get quicker corner speeds. The last benefit of a slipper clutch is that it works as an anti-stall device. Although a slipper clutch can't guarantee that you won't stall your bike in a tight corner, it does make it less likely to cough, because the BTL clutch automatically disengages under deceleration (giving you time to get to the lever).
(3) Choices. Hinson offers two versions of its BLT slipper clutch. First, is a complete slipper clutch with all the parts needed. Second is an inner hub/pressure plate kit that uses your stock clutch basket.
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(2) Spring pressure on the BTL is provided by a Belleville washer. It isn't as well understood as changing six coil springs.
(3) There is a learning curve to riding with a slipper clutch (it is hard to resist using the clutch as much as you used to) and the key to making the most of a slipper clutch is to let it do its own work without interfering with your itchy clutch hand.
For AMA National and Supercross riders, we would consider this a five-star product (and many factory teams use slipper clutches), but once you get beyond the rare air of factory riders and consecutive Supercross whoops, the star count comes down some. For riders on smoother tracks or with less serious intent, it is still a three-star product. It is first and foremost a suspension device.


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- Fabrication of Polymersomes using Microfluidic Devices (2011)
- The fabrication of diblock copolymer vesicles, so-called polymersomes, from poly(2-vinylpyridine)-block-poly(ethylene glycol) (P2VP-b-PEG) and poly(ethylene glycol)-block-poly(lactid acid) (PEG-b-PLA) by means of microfluidics is described. The experiments were performed in microfluidic devices made by soft lithography in poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS). To gain insight into the fluid dynamics in the microfluidic devices, 2D and 3D simulations based on the finite element method (FEM) were performed. This allowed for optimization of the microchannel geometry, and thus precise control over the formation process and properties of the polymersomes, which were extensively characterized by dynamic light scattering (DLS), confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) and cryo transmission electron microscopy (cryo-TEM). Two distinct approaches to control the vesicular self-assembly of copolymer molecules into polymersomes were studied: the undirected self-assembly using hydrodynamic flow focusing (HFF) and the directed self-assembly using copolymer-stabilized water/organic solvent/water (W/O/W) double emulsion templates. In the former case, the formation of polymersomes occurred at the interface of a flow-focused, copolymer-loaded solvent stream and a selective solvent in a simple microchannel cross junction. Investigations revealed that the polymersome size is in proportion with the flow rate ratio of polymer solution and the selective solvent; a nucleation and growth model explaining the observed relation between flow conditions and polymersome size was proposed. In the latter case, the formation of polymersomes was directed by W/O/W double emulsions during evaporation of the organic solvent in which the copolymer was dissolved. The formation of vesicles from diblock copolymers in microfluidic devices not only enables continuous fabrication of polymersomes with controlled size and narrow polydispersity (PDI), but also offers the ability to tune the polymersome size over several orders of magnitude from less than 50 nm using HFF to more than 100 micron using double-emulsion templates. To allow for the aforementioned studies, preliminary work focusing on increasing the resistance of PDMS towards swelling due to organic solvents was performed. By using a glass-like coating based on sol-gel chemistry, the swelling of PDMS was decisively decreased. Analyses of coated devices by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) illustrated that the coating could be homogeneously distributed even in complex microfluidic devices as employed for the preparation of double-emulsion templates. To simplify the fabrication of microfluidic devices with patterned wettability as required for the formation of double emulsions, a novel method to spatially pattern the surface properties of microchannels using flow confinement was developed. For a better understanding of the formation of double emulsions, a fundamental investigation of multiple emulsion formation in microfluidic devices in general was performed. Results show that, depending on the number of dripping instabilities present in the device, multiple emulsions can either be formed in a sequence of emulsification steps or in a one-step process. It was furthermore demonstrated that one-step formation of multiple emulsions provides a novel way to create emulsions from liquids, which otherwise cannot be emulsified controllably, such as viscoelastic polymer solutions or liquids exhibiting a low surface tension. Finally, the development of a novel microfluidic spray dryer based on a conventional microfluidic device for forming double emulsions was presented and its application for fabricating drug nanoparticles from hydrophobic active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) was demonstrated.


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- Red Stripe - cut (2) 1½" x 42½" strips, cut the remainder into bias strips. Set aside for binding
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Carefully open blocks and press them flat. Then square up the 28 Hour Glass blocks to 3½". **Be sure to keep the center point in the center of the block when squaring up. For a more in-depth tutorial on Hour Glass blocks go here.
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Thanks for a truly GREAT post, Tom and Joe, and welcome to the forum!Yep, Wolf's Pond (I had forgotten about that), Dugan's, and the Strawberry man! Yep--being a patrol boy was cool, but not when you got "framed" for something you didn't do and then lost your badge. Yep--that happened to me in 8th grade. Over time a few students fessed up and told the nuns that it wasn't me who threw the piece of pretzel out of the first floor window. After a number of weeks Sister Terese Ann (spelling?) returned my badge to me telling me I had "earned it back." Funny, but at the graduation ceremony they handed out certificates of merit to all graduating patrol boys--that's "all" except ME. I kept waiting to hear my name called (I'm still waiting 41 years later). I guess they did not want to give me a certificate as such an action might be tantamount to admitting they were wrong when they suspended for something someone else had done. I guess it's all ok, though, as I've earned a few other "certificates" since then (LOL)!Welcome again, guys. Post often!All the best,MikeClass of '69
Thanks Mike, did you go to the last reunion a week or so ago? I'm looking for some pics, can you advise?
Yep, I was there and it was great. Quite an interesting "journey" or sorts, one I'm prepared to take again. A truly wonderful time.You need to register on Facebook, and then look for the group Sacred Heart Reunion 2010 Multi Class. That's where you can find the pictures.Mike
[quote=TGHD]Some of our memories of Cambria Heights:Who can forget…• The caged Ferris type wheel that would drive down the block and the driver would solicit the children to take a ride, and how we would then, beg our parents to let us go on… Keep in mind 10 cents was good money back then. • The Good Humor and Bungalow Bar competitive fight… Bad words were exchanged such as "Bungalow Bar tastes like tar the more you eat it the sicker you are.�� Mr. Softy seemed to love the rivalry… If you did not buy from one of them, there was always Carvel. • The Strawberry man… Remember him yelling… Straaaawwwberrieees as he drove his truck down the block. • During election time, you would hear loud speakers on top of cars, advertising for their candidate. • The great Dugan pastry delivery man and I can always remember he smelled like the Pillsbury Dough Boy. He would come to your house and describe all the mouth watering fresh products he would have for the day… What a salesman!!!• The Milk Man delivering your milk in the summer… I don't think there was ever such a thing as a good smelling milk box. We all remember forgetting to take the milk out of the box after three days of 90+ degree temperature. • The nuclear scare and the sudden demand for bomb shelters…. We had one!!• The good, old Sunrise Drive in…. Not exactly in Cambria Heights, but that is where we all went when we wanted to go to a drive-in• The 227 street on 120th Ave.pool of water after the rain... It was called Wolf's pond. • Stick ball and stoop ball with our pensy- pinkys. • The summer with lightning bugs.Some of our memories of Sacred Heart:Who can forget…• The cool feeling of walking down the halls with the sound of taps coming from your shoes• Walking down the hall and seeing a student outside the classroom standing in the hallway. You know that he or she did something wrong…. That was me, and every nun who walked by would ask me what I did… and then they took a piece of me• In the small schoolyard we would be entertained by Bruce and team with some great harmonizing / songs• The "Pit�� in the Big School yard, a place you did not want to go… Let's just say it always seemed to be raining down there• Before school started and also when lunch was over the power of the bell. When the Sister would ring that Golden Weapon it would automatically make everyone stop in their place and then with another clang, everyone would become mobile again and form a line• How good could a Hot Lunch be for $1.50 per week• That the kids in Hot Lunch sat down, and those in Cold Lunch stood up • We loved Wednesdays because it was a half of day….. This is when those public school kids learned how to be Catholic• How we waited for Joe the pretzel man with the assistance of the nuns to make a decision on which class would get the left over pretzels.• The Honor, the prestige, the machismo of finally being able to be a patrol boy…. Carrying that silver badge, pinned on to the white belt. Unfortunately, many of us used it as a weapon to intimidate people.Tom & Joe Giacopelli[/quote]Joe & Tom --I think I lived around the corner from you. I lived on 226th between 120th Avenue and Francis Lewis and my cousin Karen lived on your block! Forgot all about "wolf's pond"!!! Didn't you live next to Phillip Pati (sp?)? You also have a sister MaryLou?Lorie
Our family doctor when I was little in the 60's was Anthony Davino on 221st Street. I always passed his corner house on the way to Sacred Heart. On a whim I just looked him up in the white pages on line. There is an Anthony Davino listed in Cambria Heights (no address or phone number given) who is 93 years old. This COULD be him. Does anyone know if the doctor still lives there?
[quote=nealsims]Our family doctor when I was little in the 60's was Anthony Davino on 221st Street. I always passed his corner house on the way to Sacred Heart. On a whim I just looked him up in the white pages on line. There is an Anthony Davino listed in Cambria Heights (no address or phone number given) who is 93 years old. This COULD be him. Does anyone know if the doctor still lives there?[/quote]Hey Neil, Do not know the Doctor. But I lived on 114th ave and 221st street. Where was his office. Did you get the photo?
Hey, is there anyone out there who knows Frank Pezzo, Victor Patti, Tom and Joe Farranda, Barbara Verde, Chritopher Rooter, Maureen Jennings, Joe Morgan, Maureen Brown, or anyone who graduated from Sacred Heart in Cambria Heights, in the year 1968?
I graduated in 68. Frank Pezzo is on facebook.I was also a paperboy with Victor Patti, but I think he was a year older than I
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[quote=nealsims]Our family doctor when I was little in the 60's was Anthony Davino on 221st Street. I always passed his corner house on the way to Sacred Heart. On a whim I just looked him up in the white pages on line. There is an Anthony Davino listed in Cambria Heights (no address or phone number given) who is 93 years old. This COULD be him. Does anyone know if the doctor still lives there?[/quote]I don't know for sure, but I'll be you it was the same man. Where exactly was his office on 221st Street?Mike
nealsims--my younger bros went to SH w/a boy named Anthony Davino in the early 60's. He was in their Cub scout den & my Mom was den mother. I think his father was a doctor, but my long term memory is not very trustworthy. When I speak to either of them, I'll ask if they remember where Anthony lived.
lorie922 - Yes, my brother and I did live on 227th street.... How did you know my sister and us for that matter?
Somebody asked about Twin Ponds. This was the ponds located off the Cross Island Parkway; I believe was more of a stream that was on the east side of the Cross Island Pkwy near Linden Blvd, then was on the west side of the parkway near Laurelton, eventually running into that park with the lake near Rosedale; the park is still there, I forget the name; we used to fish in that lake; there you could see the large goldfish. In the early days (late 50's) there were lots of fish in Twin Ponds and even snapping turtles; we used to fish there all the time, and on the way home one time let a fish free in Wolfs Pond @ 227th St and 120th Ave where there always was a huge puddle in the street. We did get the fish out I remember and brought it back to Twin Ponds! By the way, did anybody ever play baseball or football at "Windy Field" which was the name of the grassy section where the Cross Island Parkway split into the Belt Pkwy and Southern State Pkwy. You would have to cross one of these to get there, but it was a good place to play ball! Lots of memories for sure!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
Yep, may you all be happy and enjoy the day!Mike
I grew up in Cambria Heights my family was one of the first black families to move into the area in 1963. My early memories we of a neighborhood divided except in school. I attended PS 147, JHS 192 and Andrew Jackson. I grew up on Springfield BLvd and Francis Lewis in a house that my mom still lives in to this day.When I was in my elementary years there was a no mans land that you didnt cross. And there were places that you didnt go to. The pool room on the side street of Cambria Theater, The Boys Club at 224th and Linden and for god sakes you didnt go to Carvels across the bridge. When we rode bikes on Saturday mornings we did so in packs just for the feeling of protection. Going to Vicks Hobby Shop was always a treat even though all we ever did was replace the cars on the track when they went off. Cambria Heights was a great place to grow up before white flight AND AFTER. We had everything that we needed right there on Linden Blvd, the 5 and 10 next to the movie house, Izzies (United Cigars) which later got bought by Smitty the pervert whose pants hung so low you could see the crack of his butt. An earlier post by another african american said it pretty well we were middle class folks and in many cases professionals looking for a better life. My mom a school teacher and my dad a minister wanted the same things that we all wanted, nice neighborhood, good schools, a sense of promise. I get a chance to see Cambria Heights every day as I drive to my office in Westchester, or I visit my Mom. Andrew Jackson my beloved High School is now Campus Magnet, Bohack is a string of retail and office shops, Grand Union is Farmbria Supermaket, and The Pool Hall is a day care center. Gouz is now Western Beef, Great Eastern is HOME Depot and Walcliff Skating Rink is is an ill conceived townhouse subdivision. Some of the posts in this thread are painful because I do remember the hostility in the neighborhood especially after MLK was assasinated. It was hard for the few well meaning white families to endure the escalating threats of violence. Block busting had alot to do with it, bussing took care of the rest. When I was approaching the age when I could attend high school there was no choice but to go to Jackson, I wanted to go there anyway because i was a track athlete and Milton Blatt, the revered coach ran one of the best track programs in the state. He retired in my sophmore year and the field was named after him. I havent heard that term colin field in years, I spent many weekends in the basketball courts of playing football on the field. Coming up though there were separate parks, the blacks played in the concrete playground behind 147 and the whites had the run of Colin Field. I didnt even venture into the colin field playground until one of my friends moved onto 217th street near the park. The funny thing though was that I never questioned why it was that way. It just was and I didnt think too much about it. If I wanted to be safe and feel safe I had to go to places that welcomed me, Colin Field was not one of those places. Some of this might surprise many of you and I'm sure that for the most part you didnt even know that these conditions existed in our Cambria Heights but they did. Not your fault or mine though we were just kids trying to have a good time in very tense circumstances. I cant hold you responsible for the strange looks, the nword taunts or being chased back across the bridge any more than you can hold me responsible for being robbed on the Q4 or being picked on for no reason at AJHS. And speaking of Andrew Jackson there are many distinguished black alumnus from Andrew Jackson High School. It did not go down the tubes at the onset of White Flight, it went down the tubes from the devasting effects of the crack epidemic and the drug dealing and extreme violence associated with it. Many African American families moved out of Cambria Heights in the mid eighties to mid nineties only to be replaced by hard working immigrant families from the caribean. Cambria Heights now is predominantly Haitian and Jamaican now with a smattering of mature african american families. I drive down Linden Blvd and get nostalgic for the bakery that opened at 4:00AM on Sunday mornings so that the Long Island Press paper boys could buy their crumb buns for 35 cents before they folded their Sunday papers. (yeah I was a paper boy too). The deli across form the old post office that had Liverhust heros and mission soda for 37 cents. A to Z hardware where you could buy axles for your go carts with the hole for the cotter pin already drilled in. Joe the Good Humor man who had a limp and would give you credit till the next day if you didnt have a quarter that day.I remember it all the good and the bad, and the only lesson I can take from it is to value every day and every memory because as much as you try to fight it things never last forever good or bad. Cambria Heights was a great place to grow up no matter what.
DfromCH--Thanx for the post. I grew up in CH, a little closer to St Albans. The house still stands on the corner where Murdock, Colfax & 211St all meet. I went to AJHS from '56 to '60. Milton Blatt was my English teacher & guidance counsellor. As a white woman, it's an eye opener for me to see things from your perspective, especially since you are able to describe your experiences so calmly, without resentment. I'm enjoying reading what all of the old places have morphed into. Thank you. Have you read "The Color of Water" by James McBride? You might enjoy it. Some of his experiences are much like yours.
HELLO TO ALL CAMBRIA RESIDENTS. WOW, WHAT A SITE. MY NAME IS LOUIE ANGELONE 230 ST. I MOVED TO CH IN 1961. GRADUATED SH IN 1965, WENT ON TO CHRIST THE KING HS (GRADUATED IN '69) . THEN ONTO THE NYPD. I WAS GIVEN THIS SITE BY ANOTHER CH PAST RESIDENT, BOBBY ROSA, (221 st) WHO I JUST RECENTLY HOOKED UP WITH- AFTER 40 YEARS. HE CONTACTED ME LAST SUNDAY BY EMAIL. I GUESS YOU CAN IMAGINE WHAT A SURPRISE THAT WAS. HE IS NOW DOWN IN FLORIDA. CAMBRIA HEIGHTS- WHAT CAN I SAY ? I AM THERE , AT LEAST 1-2 TIMES A WEEK, CHECKING IN ON MOM. THATS RIGHT, 86 YEARS OLD AND SHE DOESNT WANT TO LEAVE. I GUESS, WHO CAN BLAME HER ?ALL THE MEMORIES, AS MANY OF YOU HAVE REMINDED ME OF. IT WAS A GREAT PLACE TO GROW UP. HAS ANYONE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH OR KNOW WHERE THESE PEOPLE ARE? FRANKIE McKENNA, ANDREA MINNO, ARLENE FRUGGIERO (MY 8th GRADE CRUSH) , BLAINE MUZIO, ANNEMARIE SCHIAVONE (7th Grade Crush) , SAL MUSSARA, MIKE MASTERSON,, TOMMY KANTOR (I SEE TOMMY HAD POSTED SOME IN 2008) IT WOULD BE GREAT TO HEAR FROM THE OLD CROWD.
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This most recent snowfall, and the two from last year, hearken back to the days of our youth when you could count on making some money every winter shoveling snow. In the days before snow blowers, tractors and plow attachments, it was good old muscle power and the long handled, metal scooped shovels. And who better than tweens and teens to provide that muscle. Of course, after shoveling the family front walks and driveway and piling the snow on either side in very high mounds, who had the desire for more.My unstated strategy was to do the minimal amount of shoveling at home in order to get out and make money. That meant a shovel-width's path for the walk and a "just wider than a car" width path in the drive. My father's expectations were somewhat different. "Clear the entire walk and drive and then work on widening the entrance/exit to the street in case we approach from either direction." That latter was like being sentenced to the gulag as shoveling in that oft-plowed crust was the most difficult and often had to be done multiple times. Also, dad's definition of the perfect entrance to the drive was quite a bit different from my own. If I envisioned a straight line to the street, dad expected a graceful bugle shape that extended well beyond the width of the drive. And where did all that snow go? In tall, vertical piles, of course, as there were no flat areas in which to push it. Some winters, it seemed like we shoveled and lifted snow into piles much taller than either of us. (Can't forget to mention that my sisters all helped as well so I am sure it wasn't quite as difficult as I like to recount.)When I am honest with myself, I laugh even thinking about it. Having just cleared a 60ft double car width drive of about 14 inches of snow, the short narrow drive we had in that Queens 40x100 lot seems like a piece of cake. Plus, since I am now the driver, the entrance to my drive is a perfect bugle shape, extending an extra 15 rounded feet on either side of the drive. And hacking through the 5 ft of plowed snow to get to the mailbox is just plain common sense. Funny how smart our parents were in retrospect.Since this started off as a "snow shoveling for money" post, one quick story and then a shovel comment.On our street in Queens, 224th st, there were two older, widowed sisters living side by side. After one particlularly heavy snowfall, my friend Jimmy Amoroso knocked on my door and asked if I wanted to help him shovel the two houses. He had offered to do both for $10. For the then princely sum of $5, I jumped at it and we each tackled one house. Working without the supervision or instructions from my father, I quickly applied my minimalist strategy and had a "shovel width" path in the front walks and a barely wider than a car width in the driveway. I collected my $5 and was back home ready to enjoy a cup of hot chocolate (Nestle's of course). What I hadn't counted on was the inspector, my mother. Mom walked down to the widows' houses and inspected our work. She was back in a snap and, a few minutes later, I was back outside re-shoveling both houses to the proper degree, i.e. clearing the entire walks and driveway. My plea of "but they were satisfied" went unheeded. I still remember her words, "how you could embarrass me like that".A comment on the shovel ... There were several shovel designs but I refer to the one with the long wooden handle and the iron or steel blade. The latter was arced and about 16-20 inches wide and the shovel itself was heavy. It worked well when the snow was crusty and you could push it. But when the snow was wet and heavy and you had to lift every shovelful, it was a bear. And then when the bottom edge of the shovel bent, even pushing the snow became an experience. And let's not even get into what a pain it was when the snow stuck to the shovel.I thought those days were gone, but lately, I'm starting to think they're back.john m
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John M---You brought up alot of snow memories (especially for my brothers). I can't imagine any kid doing all that shoveling nowadays for $5. Actually, they don't seem to shovel snow for money anymore. Here's a Newsday site that a member posted on the Gotham board. It's 60 years of major snow storms in the 5 boros & LI. My daughter was born during the blizzard of '69. Newsday's photos are good.http://www.newsday.com/long-island/li-blizzard-history-60-years-of-snow-1.203376
John M-Glad to have you back.Olivia- Kids in my neighborhood were asking $25 up to shovel. Plow trucks-$100 up.
Sal--Those prices make me glad that I'm in a senior living complex. Snow removal is right up to my garage door & a storm like this one makes it worth the condo fees.
Another quick Cambria story that involved clearing snow, this time at SH church. It was some evening event around Christmas or the early winter. We had had a large snow storm and while most of the heavy shoveling was done, the custodian asked for volunteers to spread salt. Volunteers were excused from whatever function we were in, so a handful of us quickly raised our hands.We were each given a large plastic bucket of salt and assigned an area. We spread the salt by hand and when the bucket was empty, we headed back to the gargare for refills. I don't think it required many trips or buckets. We were probably not paid for the work but we had fun and were not stuck inside in the function.It wasn't until the next morning that I learned a lesson about salt and how it shouldn't be handled. While the custodian had provided us with bucket and salt, he had not provided gloves or advice. I simply used the leather gloves I had worn to church that evening. Maybe you can guess what happened. My nice leather gloves had become completely dried out. They were dessicated, almost mummified from handling the salt. They were totally useless and and had to be discarded (although now that I write this, I wonder if I could have rehydrated them somehow). Lesson learned.john m
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John M. God you write so well.Snow to me mean't MONEY!!!! Not today, I live in the Philly area and to get a kid to shovel snow is impossible.I recently had an injury and could not dig my car out this weekend and guess what? It's still not dug out.I offered 3 set's of kids $40.00 to dig it out and was turned down by all 3. Had to get home to their play station I guess.I't wouldn't have taken more than ten minutes of their time, go figure....I lived on 121st Ave. across from Colin Field and we had to fight the snow plows to keep our driveways open. Ohhh what memories.
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Weapons at War: Airborne Assault DVD
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- Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
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- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 50 Minutes
- Region: Region 1
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Language: English
- Studio: History Channel
- DVD Release Date: March 25, 1998
Explore the tactics, training and techniques of the soldiers who extend the infantrymen's battlefield into the third dimension.
They were first deployed in battle by the Nazis during their attack on the Greek island of Crete during World War II. Since then, paratroopers have become a key component of modern warfare, adding the element of surprise to attacking forces and never allowing defenders the comfort of knowing that their flank is secure.
AIRBORNE ASSAULT traces the history of these unique warriors, from their use in World War II to today. See how the technology and tactics have evolved, as better planes, parachutes, weapons and concealment have made them into some of the deadliest fighters ever. Military historians detail the battles where paratroopers have helped turn the tide, and combat footage shows them in action. And get an up-close look at their training. It's the ultimate portrait of some of the most important soldiers in the world's armies.


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WASHINGTON - At least two people have been bilked out of hundreds of dollars by a phone scam that has been hitting Montgomery County.
At least six incidents have occurred in the county since Feb. 20, with two residents falling for the pitch and losing money in the process.
Montgomery County Police spokeswoman Rebecca Innocenti says a caller will tell the target that their son has been in a car accident and kidnapped, and they must wire money to either Puerto Rico or Florida to get their family member back.
In another pitch, the target was told his brother was shot.
Then the caller asks for $500 to $800.
One victim from Rockville fell for the first pitch and wired money.
"If you send some money to them, sometimes they'll come up with another excuse on why you need to send more money," says Innocenti.
The other case involved a Rockville couple who were told their son had been in a car accident and struck with a gun, tied up and taken to an apartment. They wired money to Florida before they found out their son was safe.
Innocenti says the calls appear to be from a local phone number but the call is actually coming from outside the country.
It's a technique known as "spoofing" where the caller is able to provide a fictitious number to caller I.D.
Innocenti says in most of the cases, as soon as the people who received the calls started asking very specific questions, the caller hung up.
She says similar calls have been made in neighboring jurisdictions over the last few weeks.
Those who receive similar phone calls are advised to call their local police.
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