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The Sustainability major and minor are highly interdisciplinary. As such, courses for the Sustainability program are offered from a variety of departments.
Spring 2015 Sustainability Course Offerings
Core Courses
- SUST 203 - Sustainability and Society
- SUST 489 - Sustainability Capstone
- POLS 226 - Introduction to Public Policy
- ESCI 205 - Environmental Earth Science
- PHIL/BIOL 454 - Environmental Ethics
- ECON 472 - Resource and Environmental Economics
- SUST 494 - Sustainability Internship
- SUST 496 - Sustainability Field Experience
- SUST 498 - Sustainability Undergraduate Research
Social Sciences Specialization
- ANTH 425 - Introduction to GIS
- MCOM 243 - Public relations principles
- POLS 320 - Public administration
- POLS 407 - Environmental law and policy
- SOC 432 - Collective behavior and social change
- SPCM 390 - Food and Communication
In this course we will explore how we communicate about and through food, and how various food messages affect our health, life choices, politics and perceptions of other people and cultures. You will become more aware of all the competing food messages we receive through advertising, government policies, entertainment and family life. As a student, you will be encouraged to critically examine your own food communication focus. - SUST 392/ENGL 370 - Writing the River*
Natural Sciences Specialization
- BIOL 407/407L - Plants and civilization
- BIOL 466 - Environmental toxicology and contaminants
- CHEM 482 - Environmental chemistry
- Biol 492 - Ecosystem Ecology
- ESCI 425 - Introduction to GIS
- SUST 392/ENGL 370 - Writing the River*
- SUST 492 - Renewable Energy & Sustainability in Europe
Meeting May 16-29 - OCEN 401 - Oceanography
* Serving the needs of nearly 40 million people living in the most arid regions of North America the Colorado River has been described as "the most legislated, most debated, and most litigated river in the entire world." ENGL 370/SUST 392, "Writing the River," will examine the wide range of legal, scientific, economic, and artistic expression inspired by the Colorado and locate these texts within the river's complex history and current management issues. Within this study we will give particular attention to a variety of marginalized voices including those from Native and Latino/Hispano communities that have been historically neglected at the bargaining table. To gain a greater understanding of the river's complexity we will blend traditional classroom instruction with a required ten-day fieldtrip to the Colorado River's Upper Basin. The trip will take place during Spring Break (March 6-15), and will provide us with an intimate look at the Colorado's diverse landscapes and stakeholders. Following the river from the Continental Divide in Colorado, we will travel through portions of Utah and Arizona as we encounter sites of historical, economic, and cultural significance. Highlights will include visits to Arches and Grand Canyon National Parks, Glen Canyon Dam, and the Hopi village of Walpi. Along our route we will meet with various individuals representing some of the river's many interests. This is an advanced writing course that fulfills the university's upper-division critical writing requirement; student projects will include a range of writing-based activities that culminate in an extended research paper developed through class discussion and on-site learning.
Because of the nature of this course students must be able to walk for extended periods of time over difficult terrain and at altitudes well over 5,000 feet above sea level. Students should also be comfortable with significant temperature fluctuations as we will travel through alpine and high desert environments where March weather is very unpredictable. The fieldtrip cost is $1300/student. The course is open to all majors; prerequisites include taking one of the following as determined by your field: ANTH 211, CJUS 202, ENGL 201, ENGL 205, ENGL 283, ENGL 284, POLS 202, SOC 211 or UNHON 211.


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Alison, one thing that CAN make your job a lot easier is proactive totems. That is, really use the heck out of your resist totems, and feel comfy swapping out totems from pull to pull. If you aren't using them to their full advantage already, that can really help.
One thing Shamans have problems with is big big burst damage, since we have very limited instant heals. Keeping any enviromental damage down as low as possible can really help make the difference between a 15K crit on a 18K health tank and a 15K crit on a 18K tank with 4K of fire damage. Yea, 18K is low, but I'm trying to remember lvl 70 numbers. Flopping down nature resist, fire resist, cleansing, healing stream, tremor totems, wind shocking casters (even if they're not targeting you personally) all can be more help than you think likely until you do it. Beside, it's FUN!
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Hi Folks,
Finally finished planting all the daylily seeds from last season. Last year I dried the seeds for 48 hours after collecting then placed them in small plastic zip lock bags. These bags were then put in an air tight jar and stored in the fridge since last fall. I had very little fungus growth and all the seeds were firm and plump. After planting about two weeks ago, I have about 50% germination with some crosses not germinating at all yet. I am wondering if I should have placed the seeds in an airtight container or just have put them in a sealed plastic container as I did in past years. In past years I was able to get 80 to 90% germination but had more fungus growth on the seeds over winter storage, Have you found a better way of storing seeds for the winter months so they stay viable and stay free of mold. One year I coated the seeds with a light dusting of captan. That seemed to work well. I may go back to doing that this year. All suggestions are welcome. Mike |
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- Posted by plantwhisperer49 8 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 27, 11 at 12:22
Hi Mike, A plastic bag is good but even if not sealed, it will create a lot of unnecessary moisture which creates disease problems and the seeds become too wet then will rot. If you continue to use plastic, place some vermiculite in the bag which will absorb a lot of the moisture. Dusting with captan is a good idea and you might also try cleary's 3336. (very good for moisture related diseases and more). Instead of using plastic, try a small paper bag. I've found this works best. Hope this helps. Kenn |
I have stored my seeds in plastic bags with a minimum of problems for quite a few years. I do store them in the crisper section of the refrigerator only. I shell and inspect the seeds, dry them 24 hours and then inspect again. I am very rigorous in culling any that appear soft and shriveled. You might inspect your seeds every couple of months if rot is a problem, but I think over drying them will be as much of a problem with germination. I also think stratification would be of use to you. 6 to 8 weeks prior to planting, add a drop or two of distilled water to each bag of seeds in the refrigerator. This is cold, moist stratification and has shown to improve the uniformity of germination of seeds from dormant plants. A soak in a weak hydrogen peroxide bath prior to planting or sprouting has also shown to be an aid. |
Thank you both for the ideas. In prior years, I have tried paper pouches but there was still the problem with the paper getting moist during winter storage. Most years I have put all my crosses in individual small plastic ziplock bags. This is a good way to keep them in order and they stay mold free for most of the winter. You are right, you have to be very agressive in culling any soft or moldy seeds quickly before the mold has a chance to spread. My best year for germination was when I put the sees in plastic bags and added captan with a cuetip so only a small amount was in the bag. This did work to keep the mold down and my germiation was over 80%. Last year for the first time I placed all my seeds in plastic bags and put them in air tight jars. I had 5 large jars filled with crosses. I had very little or no mold while the seeds were in the jars. After planting most of them I left a few bags of good seeds off to the side at room temperature. I was amazed to see that within a week the bags left out had mold developing in them. The germination of the planted ones has been approximately 60%. I can't tell whether that is from keeping them air tight all winter or some other cause. But it did solve the problem with the mold. I think this year I will go back to putting a little captan in each bag. I believe the captan kills the mold on the seeds in the first couple of weeks in the bag and prevents problems later on. I thought there might be some strict protocol to insure viability and cleaness but I guess there are some things you just have to deal with. Thanks again, Mike |
Mike: I'm in NY also and I air dry my seeds for at least 24 hours before placing them in the small plastic jewelry bags (bought at Joann's)labeled . I then place the bags into an airtight plastic container and store in the refrig crisper drawer. Most of my seeds are refrig for at least 4 months before I start my indoor seeds. Even if my seeds after months of refrigeration are a bit shriveled, they plump back up when I presoak (peroxide solution) them before planting in Promix BX. I have a 95% germination rate when I do my own (my own crosses or bee pods) and typically will have most germinate (radicle showing) within 7 days. I also read somewhere that adding cinnamon when bagging them will prevent molding. Not sure if it works as I never tried it. Julia |
Just don't give up on the seeds that have not germinated yet. I have had seeds take as long as 60 days to germinate. I dry my seeds well and that is probably why. I have also germinated seeds that spent nearly a year on my desk. I had sold them but never received payment. I got nearly 100% germination in 10 to 14 days. |
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Of course, it doesn't really matter how well Pettitte pitched against a bunch of guys who never will play Major League Baseball. What matters is that Pettitte got through his rehab start on Thursday night feeling healthy. And it sounds like he did.
Maybe he'll wake up tomorrow not feeling well, but at this point there has to be hope that he's finally in the stretch run of his interminable return from the groin injury that derailed one of the best seasons of his career. You can only imagine what people would be saying about Carl Pavano if he were the one who missed half the season with a tweaked groin. But we know Pettitte would never dog it; on the contrary, the concern would be that he would try to come back too quickly. But it's seeming like the Yankees and Pettitte handled this one well.
In fact, the injury could strangely end up benefiting the Yankees. Pettitte is no spring chicken, and because of his lengthy time off, he will be back for the last couple months with only 115 2/3 innings of wear and tear on his arm. Considering the Yankees didn't really suffer from missing him all this time — they have the best record in baseball and are sitting with a comfortable cushion for a playoff berth — it might have been a fortuitous injury. If Pettitte hadn't gotten hurt, his arm would be significantly less fresh heading into the postseason.
And let's face it: We need Pettitte as healthy as can be for the playoffs. He's arguably one of the five most valuable players on the Yankees because of the state of the rest of the rotation behind CC Sabathia, and he should be the Game 2 starter in the postseason. The task of defending their title becomes much more difficult without him.


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Creative Scentualization • Perfect Sunset • Fragrances
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Average Rating. | 2.8 |
Would buy this product again. | 40% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* lovefragrance on 8/30/2006 5:36:00 PM more reviews by lovefragrance
Age: 30-35 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
This is a sort of patchouli-amber. As a non patchouli, sandalwood etc. and amber fan I was not impressed. However, fans of these notes would probably love this. ;) :)
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Aeren on 5/28/2006 9:58:00 AM more reviews by Aeren
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Normal Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
I love Sarah's perfumes. She is truly gifted and Perfect Sunset is my favorite. It conjures warm memories of Fall in New England. A walk through a woods where the trees have just become aware of the changing season. Deep and beautiful, Sunset will always be on my perfume counter.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Ivirginia on 2/10/2006 5:20:00 PM more reviews by Ivirginia
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
a complex patchouli scent, at first a bit old lady-ish but after a few hours beautifully sweet w/a touch of head shop vibe. I really like it, one of my favorite patch scents sooo far!
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stbarthsbeaute on 3/22/2005 5:39:00 AM more reviews by stbarthsbeaute
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination Hair: Blond Eyes: Brown
In the cult perfume world, few fragrances deliver everything their descriptions claim, but this perfume is fantastic. It is an amazing combination of notes - but unidentifiable. Gets me compliments every time. This is a category in which I have a lot of experience. If you know and love perfume, try this. It is sophisticated. Not, perhaps, a beginer scent.
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fragrance_fanatic on 12/8/2004 10:29:00 PM more reviews by fragrance_fanatic
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I find the dry-downs on the CS scents to be worse than the initial notes. This is no exception. At first it seemed pretty good...and then it morphed into something strange that smelled like a cross between Giorgio and Angel.
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lamujerindependiente on 10/12/2004 12:01:00 AM more reviews by lamujerindependiente
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal Hair: Black Eyes: Green
two words: nail polish. :(
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corye on 7/18/2004 1:25:00 AM more reviews by corye
Age: 19-24 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I've sampled the entire Perfect line and this is the only one that I liked, all of the others were very powdery to me.
This is somewhat sharp and overpowering going on, but within minutes the Mandarin Orange note fades and it becomes a slightly exotic, earthy scent. None of the notes stand out on there own, they blend together beautifully, creating a spicy, sweet earthy perfume. After about 4 hours the jasmine fades, leaving my skin lightly scented with the base notes.
This is my favorite summer night scent.
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nancy73 on 3/23/2004 6:00:00 PM more reviews by nancy73
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I cant get enough of Perfect Sunset. Not sure of the price bought this as a sample. It really reminds me of a perfect sunset. I cant stop smelling myself when I have this on.
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my3sons on 2/9/2004 12:21:00 PM more reviews by my3sons
Age: Unknown Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Not so crazy about this one. I love this line, but this one was too masculine on me. It is quite strong, and the dry down has a strong patchouli smell to my nose. It would be fine to wear at night, but just was not feminine enough for me.
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*TOP REVIEWER* kara_mia on 11/11/2003 11:53:00 PM more reviews by kara_mia
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily Hair: Red Eyes: Green
I really wanted to like this (as I love so many of the CS scents), but this one just smelled foul to me. I agree with the reviewer below. It has this gasoline quality to it. I was desperately seeking out that nifty chocolate note, but I got lost (and dizzy) in the gas fumes. Just couldn't figure this one out. Then I made a last ditch effort to like this by testing it on my wrist thinking "maybe it will transform into something gorgeous when it touches the skin?" No such luck. It transformed into oil, sweat, and bitter spice. Who wants to smell dirty? Not me. I'll pass. A poor combo for the usually wonderful CS line.
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I am so excited about this theaters reopening. I went there many times during the 1960s and '70s. Among the many films I saw there were John Wayne in True Grit, Clint Eastwood in Kelly's Heroes and Kirk Douglas in The Brotherhood. My high school graduation was held in the Loews Kings.
For years my express bus from Brooklyn to Manhattan turned about a block from the Kings. I would see this beautiful theater boarded up and always dreaded it being torn down. I had always hoped that someone would take over and reopen this magnificent theater.
Now I look forward to seeing a concert there and letting the wonderful memories wash over me. Wouldn't it also be great if they could reshow many of the epic films that played there? That would almost be too much to hope for.
I've only been to the IMAX part of this enormous theater. It is without a doubt the best theater I've ever been in. Not only does it have the biggest IMAX screen I've seen, but the sound is extraordinary. Saw Man of Steel there last summer and the sound was so loud, I could actually feel the vibrations. In recent years I've seen the aforementioned Man of Steel, as well as Superman Returns, Dark Knight Rises, Star Trek Into Darkness, Skyfall, the Hobbit films, etc. By the way, check out the view of the street as you go up or come down that enormous escalator to the IMAX, very impressive. Hands down, this IMAX is the best place in New York to see a large scale film. I can only imagine what the new Godzilla will be like there next summer.
Fatman, thanks for the pictures, what great memories they brought back.
The Nostrand was a big old theater on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn. (I was married about 2 or 3 blocks away from the Nostrand.) It was large and had a balcony. My two most distinct memories of the Nostrand was when when my father's car, which I was driving, was hit from behind during a snowstorm on my way to see Saturday Night Fever. I sat there the entire film wondering what I was going to tell my father. My second memory was going there with my wife and mother and father to see the original Halloween. The theater manager stopped us before we went in and advised that he had no ushers on duty and the crowd was rowdy. He said he would give us our money back before we entered the theater, but not after. We decided to go in anyway. It wasn't too bad. Memories of another Brooklyn theater long gone.
Mike, the matrons were basically a bunch of angry old women who were hired basically to keep the kids in line, especially at weekend "kiddie matinees." If there was a half-day school, a kid could not go to the movies alone without a matron on duty. (I think this was New York State law at the time.) The matrons dressed in white (like nurses) and carried flashlights. They were quite unpleasant and obviously despised the kids they were supposed to watch. If you tried to sneak into the adult section (because you wanted to watch the film in peace,) the matrons would shine the flashlight in your face and drag you back among the screaming maniacs in the children's section. Needless to say, they don't have the matrons in the movies anymore and they certainly wouldn't last 5 minutes with today's lovely children or teenagers.
This theater is probably the biggest dump of any theater currently opened on Staten Island. I went there a few times right after I moved here and wasn't sure where the other theaters were. I saw Star Wars-The Phanton Menace, Space Cowboys and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas there. The last time I was there was a couple of years ago to see An American Carol, a film I was dying to see that wasn't playing anywhere else. There were literally rows of seats that were roped off and broken. Terrible. They even showed just 1 trailer!! I would never go there again. As Bette Davis said in one of her films: (I think All About Eve,) "What a dump."
I've been to this theater once or twice. There is nothing particularly memorable about it other than it having some of the smallest auditoriums that I have ever seen.
I've seen 2 concerts at this theater in the last couple years. The last one, featuring Frankie Avalon, Fabian and Bobby Rydell, was last October. This is a magnificent golden age theater, the archetecture is beautiful beyond belief. Sort of reminds me of the Loews Kings in Brooklyn, which I went to numerous times growing up in Brooklyn. I hear that they are trying to renovate that for live performances as well. About time, I've thought that they should have done that years ago.
This was an okay theater. It was convenient to get to and never really crowded. I saw numerous films there including Spiderman, Batman Begins, etc. My wife, son and I went to see Polar Express there during the holidaay season with snow on the ground when the heat went out. It was as cold as the North Pole featured in the film. The employees weren't that bright and I once had an incident with an obnoxious security guard and a not too bright assistant manager. I eventually complained to the United Artists Regional Manager and got some free tickets and a letter of apology from the manager of this theater. As stated, it was never all that crowded and I'm sure that there were many performances after 10PM where there was no one or one or two people in the theater. When the UA Regal 16 opened a few miles away, this theater's days were numbered. I think there is a gym there now.
This is the only theater I currently patronize on Staten Island where I reside. It is an okay theater and I really haven't had any major problems there, just the occasional lowlife loudmouth who could not care less about anyone else and just keeps on yakking like they are in their living rooms. There were several of these idiots there the time I saw "The Dark Knight." But unfortunately, if you go to the movies nowadays you have to be prepared to run into dregs like these no matter what theater you attend.
In response to my own last comment, "Macabre" is now available on DVD from WarnerArchive.com
I drove through my old area of Canarsie yesterday. I made sure to drive down Avenue L, a street that I walked on many, many times. The entire building housing the Canarsie theater, including he luncheonette that used to be next door, was painted a wierd-looking pink color. The marquee was still up. However this was painted too. No longer were the letters there showing the last films playing (Lord of the Rings and Cheaper by the Dozen.) When a neighborhood goes downhill, the local theaters are always some of the first things to go. Its always very sad.
Mike, I think I practically grew up in this theatre. I can still remember the inside clearly even though the last time I was there was probably over 45 years ago.
hdtv, the showing I went to of "House on Haunted Hill" 2 Sundays ago was jammed also. (It was the first showing of that film since they only showed Haunted Hill/Sardonicus for one day.) Everyone was so enthused and friendly. It was great just talking to total strangers there about Castle and the films being shown. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to see "Macabre," "Homicidal" and "Night Walker there as well. I can still remember seeing all of these films, (with the exception of "Homicidal," which I somehow missed, in the movies as a child.)
I read Castle's autobiography about 20 years ago and if you have not read it, I highly recommend it.
And thanks to this Castle retro, I take back anything I've ever said negative about this theater. (See my previous post some months back.) I now look forward to seeing the remastered "Psycho" there at the end of October.
hdtv, I was there for the first showing of "Sardonicus" and "Haunted Hill" on Sunday. I originally saw these films when they played in my neighborhood theaters in Brooklyn when I was a kid. I haven't had a better time all summer. I enjoyed the fact that the older audiences (like myself) were laughing and chuckling at some of the scenes that scared us silly as kids. I also enjoyed the fact that some people brought their own young children to see Castle's films. I'm sure that they were a lot more entertaining than most of the garbage that passes as horror films today.
I went last Sunday to see "The Tingler" and missed sitting in the wired seats for the second time in 50 years. Oh well, wait til next time. I'm not sure if you were there but it was hilarious to see the skeleton from "Haunted Hill" make a re-appearance during the LSD sequence in "The Tingler." I had such a great time that I'm only sorry that this Castle tribute didn't last another week.
N. Dimaggio, I'm not sure what the print was. I assume 35mm. My only disappointment was that,for the second time in the last 50 years, I missed sitting in the wired seats for "The Tingler." I really thought I had it this time, but it was the woman 2 seats away that wound up getting buzzed. Oh well, perhaps I'll see it in the movies again in another 50 years. (Only kidding.)
The biggest laugh was when the skeleton from "Haunted Hill" was lowered again during the LSD scene in "The Tingler." Seeing the skeleton twice in 1 week was a riot. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to see Castle's first horror film "Macabre" again. This film is not out of DVD and never shown on tv.
Once again, everyone had a great time.
All last week, the Film Forum in New York City did a tribute to William Castle, showing his films including the gimmicks. I went twice seeing a double feature of "House on Haunted Hill" and "Mr. Sardonicus" last Sunday and "The Tingler" yesterday. I originally saw House on Haunted Hill with my father in 1958. I remember when that skeleton came down from the ceiling, the kids pummeled it with soda cups and popcorn boxes. It was a thrill to see it revived last week. (The skeleton made a reappearance during "The Tingler" yesterday when it was lowered again during Vincent Price's LSD sequence.)
The audience was made up primarily of film buffs, many of whom remembered seeing these films in the theaters as children, as I did.
However there were some children with their parents and some younger film buffs, like some young woman from Ohio who could not possibly have seen these films in the theater, but loved old black and white horror films.
The interesting thing was to hear the chuckles and laughs from the audience during more of the more preposterous scenes (that probably terrifed them as children.
I had a great time.
Grease was the word in summer '78. As one who was growing up during the 1950s, I never tire of that film. I can't even count all the times my wife and I have seen it.
The original 3D required you to wear little cardboard glasses that many found uncomfortable. Now you pay a high price for 3D glasses that you can wear like sunglasses. However I feel that predictibly the studios are going too far. I just heard that the upcoming "Green Lantern" and "Green Hornet" movies will be in 3D. I would see them under any circumstances. "Clash of the Titans" was made originally in 2D and turned by computer into 3D. I saw it in the original 2D and it was fine. And 3D cannot save a film if it stinks, like Avatar. (Yes I know that thanks to 3D and IMAX, it is the highest grossing film of all time. However I still thought that it stunk.)
For years those of us who work in lower Manhattan had hoped for a movie theater to be built in this area. And this one filled the bill. I sometimes go there after work or take off a few hours early if there is something I really want to see. The first film I remember seeing there was Schwarzennegger in "The Sixth Day." I have seen several films on their first day at this theater: last summer's Star Trek, the last 3 Bond films, Superman Returns, etc. It is actually fairly impressive. After you buy your ticket, you take an escalator to the first floor. There are no theaters there, only an enormous shoe outlet. You then take an enormously long second escalator to the second level where half the theaters are. If you are unlucky, you have to take another long escalator to the rest of the theaters on the third level. This theater is so high up that the lobby and concessions stand area offers an impressive view of the West Side Highway.
As previously stated, when I go in the afternoon it is never super-crowded. I only had one bad experience there when some lowlives found their way to the theater I was in showing "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen." They had obviously came out of another theater and decided to make our lives miserable by talking and making noise at the top of their lungs. Fortunately these fools got bored and left after about ten minutes. I don't blame this incident on the theater though. It could've happened in any theater in any large city in America.
My wife and I spent a rainy Xmas eve. 1978 sitting with hundreds of others in the Kings Plaza Mall waiting 2 hours for the next showing of "Superman-The Movie." at the Kings Plaza theater. From the wonderful nostalgic black and white opening to John Williams' stirring theme, this film remains (along with Superman II) my favorite comic-book movie. I loved the Superman comic books I read as a child throughout the Silver-Age and I love this film. That evening remains a very pleasant memory
I was at Radio City again 2 weeks ago to see Celtic Woman in concert. It always gives me a thrill to be back in this beautiful theater and brings back memories of the films I saw here with my family and friends during the 1960s. We were seated in the third row orchestra and you don't realize just how big this theater is until the lights go on and you look back. Absolutely enormous.
I saw virtually all of Castle's horror films in the movies with the exception of "Homicidal." I received the little piece of cardboard advising me that I was insured by Lloyds of London in case I died of fright during his first horror film: "Macabre." (I survived.) I saw "The Tingler" in the movies but was not lucky enough to sit in one of the wired seats. I saw "House on Haunted Hill," my favorite Castle, and saw the skeleton coming down from the balcony. The kids threw soda cups and other junk at it. For "13 Ghosts" there was the ghost viewer and "Mr Sardonicus," the punishment poll. (Poor Sardonicus never got a break, he was always suitably punished for being such a bad guy.) Finally, for Joan Crawford in "Strait Jacket," they gave out a little cardboard axe.
Along with so many others like Ray Harryhausen and Vincent Price, I tried to see all of Castle's films. He was the greatest showman ever. I read his autobiography many years ago and enjoyed it greatly. I thought John Goodman did a very nice job of playing a Castle-like character in "Matinee," a very enjoyable film that not many people saw.
The summer of 1963 was my all-time favorite summer of movies. So many films that became all-time favorites I saw that summer: Connery in "Dr. No," Hitchcock's "The Birds," John Huston's "The List of Adrian Messenger," Charlton Heston in "55 Days at Peking," Ray Harryhausen's greatest achievement "Jason and the Argonauts," and Harryhausen ripoff "Captain Sindbad," the first "Beach Party" film, guilty favorite "King Kong Vs Godzilla," little -remembered but excllnt film Rock Hudson and Rod Taylor in "A Gathering of Eagles." and I believe I saw my favorite film (other than the Bonds) which hit my local theater that summer: Darryl F. Zanuck's "The Longest Day." I know I saw other films that summer and am probably leaving something out, but the summer of 1963 was it for me.
Come to think of it 1963 was a great year in general for movies. 2 of my other all-time favorites also premiered that year: Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in "Charade" McQueen in "The Great Escape" and one of my top 10 favorites "How the West Was Won." What a year.
I went there several times when this theater opened in the mid-1960s. I remember seeing Peter Sellers in "After the Fox," "Yul Brynner in "Return of the 7" and Rod Steiger in "No Way to Treat A Lady." I never particularly liked this theater and it was a mistake to build it in an area that was already starting to go downhill. I went there once when it started showing softcore porn. Those films were more memorable than the legitimate films I saw there.


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Whether they (the treads, not the stairs) can be repaired easily depends on the construction. Stairs come in two types: open stringer and closed stringer; the open style has one or both ends of the treads clearly visible and the spindles attach to them directly, a closed style is one where you cannot see the ends of the treads as they are set in grooves in the stringers and the spindles rest on the stringer rather than the tread. Do you have access to the underside of the stairs, say from a basement running under that one? If you can access the underside, you will be able to tell what the problem is: insufficient support, loose treads, or something else. Treads are often held in the stringer slots by wedges, which can deteriorate or are missing. Can you give us a picture of the structure? You can inject glue into the split treads for a quick fix, but if the underlying problem is lack of support, they will just split again. |
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Our water is crystal clear but... Algae keeps forming. It sticks to the liner, plants, etc. I'll vacumm it out, but the next day it fills right in again. Not tested the water (wouldn't know what to look for). Any thoughts on killing/removing algae that forms in crystal clear water. Thanks. |
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You don't specify what kind of algae is forming. If you have clear water, then you have eliminated the free floating algae which is what most people don't want. The low blanket kind of algae that covers the liner, rocks, etc is natural and that is healthy to have in a pond, especially if you have fish as it is a source of food. String algae is desirable to some people and that is long filaments of algae. You can leave that or not. A lot of people remove that with a toilet brush. If I have string algae and want to get rid of it (usually I leave it alone unless it gets out of hand) I get a branch with lots of twigs, twirl it around and the algae sticks to the branch which I throw away. If you don't have fish or other living critters in the pond and no animals will drink your pond water, then you can use an algae killer. There are many kinds available, however it is poisonous to mammals, insects, birds, fish etc. I hope someone with more information joins in to fill in the gaps on my knowledge. |
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some algae is fine (not string algae), but if the fish are not able to keep it to a minimum by eating it, it will just take over. The best natural way to control algae, both string and the kind that coats the walls of the pond and anything else not moving, is to use koi clay. I have used it for years, and it is wonderful. Not to mention you can't overdose or harm fish or plants with it. It is what koi ponds in Japan have been made with for centuries. It is actually GOOD for your fish and plants. Make sure you get Calcium Bentonite Clay (100%), Natural Mineral, Montmorillonite. I have found a few sources online and some local fish stores carry it. I wouldn't be a ponder without it. and no, I don't sell or benefit from it's sale in anyway. |
Bentonite clay? How much do you use? I suppose you could get some from cat litter, if it isn't contaminated with chemicals? How do you use it? Randy |
I would be careful using kitty litter as there are other things in it that could contaminate the water. It depends on how bad the algae problem is to start with. But normally for the first bloom in spring when the ponds here are starting to cycle, or for a new pond just starting it's first cycle, and algae is blooming long before plants have gotten going and covering at least 50% of the water surface you would use 10 tablespoons per 1000 gal. daily till the algae is gone (usually a week or two). If your bloom is really bad and it is not completely gone by then, just continue with the same dose till the algae is gone. Then once the algae is gone use 2tlbs. per 1000 gal. once a week. It does not get rid of green water, you need a UV filter for that, and you must vacuum the bottom of all that dead algae otherwise it will just be food for a whole new crop. Once I started using it I have never had a serious algae bloom again. Before I used it, I would see the algae start even before all the ice was off the pond. I use it in the evening, cause it will cloud the water, but by morning it is crystal clear and sparkling! Not to mention in intensifies the color of fish and the trace minerals feed the plants making them bloom abundantly every year. |
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Hi Jodi, Thanks for the info! I have the green carpet algae too. It never surprises me to see how quickly it will grow and completely cover everything here in the frigid north! I don't mind the algae horribly. I think it gives the pond a "lived-in" look. But, I really HATE it when I have to get in the pond for any sort of maintenance work. It is slippery and dangerous when it gets on the liner. Since I have had a history of serious back issues that have required surgery, slipping and falling in the pond scares me to death! So...just a couple questions if you don't mind. How do you know when its okay to vacuum the dead algae? What does it look like? How often do you need to vacuum? Do you have a specialized pond vacuum? I only ask because I don't think that is in the pond budget for this year. So what I really should ask is can a good old shop vac do the trick for sucking up the dead algae? Would you care to share some of your online sources? I live in the middle of nowhere in northwest Wisconsin. The nearest Target is over an hour and a half away nevermind a pond store!! Thanks! |
I don't mind at all, and I know what you mean. A little goes a long way! As for vacuuming, I do it two or three times a year on average, unless some big wind (and we get a lot of them here) blows in lots of leaves and debris. I always vacuum at the start of the season just after the water thaws out, cause the water is 100% saturated with oxygen. That way if I stir up some of the muck, which is going to happen, it doesn't harm the fish. Then definitely before it starts to freeze again in fall, and then when necessary in between. I don't think you have to have a perfectly clean bottom, just don't let it build up to where you have mud on the bottom. As for knowing when the algae is dead, it will turn a yellowish brown and not stick to the sides or rocks. If you vacuum and it is sticking, it isn't all dead yet, so keep "overdosing" with the koi clay. |
Here is a link that might be useful: floyd's pond vacuum
Flloyd's vacuum looks like a great idea, but I would not place any electrically powered machine that close to a pond, as shown in his photographs. It would be too easy for it to topple into the pond and cause all sorts of problems. Securing the vacuum by tying it back from the pond, so it cannot fall into the water, would be a good idea. Be sure any electrically powered pump, UV light or vacuum, etc, is plugged into a GFCI receptacle or GFCI breaker controlled circuit for your safety around water and electricity. "Horton" |
This is a perfect post for me. I have crystal clear water but alot of algae growth. I drained my pond this spring and got out most of the muck. How sad to see the algae back already. Is the stuff that floats on the top the dead algae. I can skim tons of it off but it always comes back. I will try the koi clay. How do I know how much water is in my pond? thanks |
Have you ever tried barley straw pellets? Sting algae was prevalent last year, particularly in the stream. It was already doing so this spring. I removed most of it mechanically (toilet brush), then added the barley straw. I only used about half the recommended amount. It's supposed to take about 30 days to take full effect. But the algae never came back. David |
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Next up: "look like the cat that swallowed the canary"
Idiom: "Appear smug and self-satisfied. For example, After she hit her third winning shot, Jeannie looked like the cat that ate the canary . [Second half of 1800s]"
-The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer, via Dictionary.com
Victoria: "Cats are predators and they prey on mice, rats, birds. There is not only the satisfaction of bringing the food home but also the satisfaction of the kill. The predatory sequence is eyeing the prey, stalking, chasing, pouncing, biting, killing, dissecting and consuming it. We have bred the last two or three out of the domestic dog and cat, but a lot of animals retain that predatory instinct. So for a lot of cats, when they get the prey, they don't know what to do with it but they still love the thrill of the chase. It's what a lot of animals need for mental and physical enrichment."
OK, time to apply your animal instinct and take the poll. Don't cheat as answers are below!