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Clason Point, Bronx
Clason Point is a peninsula geographically located in the South Bronx, New York City. The area includes a collection of neighborhoods including: Bronx River, Harding Park, Soundview-Bruckner, and Soundview. The neighborhoods are part of Bronx Community Board 9. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: the Cross-Bronx Expressway to the north, White Plains Road to the east, the East River to the south, and the Bronx River to the west.
Soundview Avenue is the primary thoroughfare through Clason Point. Soundview Avenue once stretched from White Plains Road and O'brien Avenue in Harding Park to Westchester and Morrison Avenues in Soundview-Bruckner before the construction of the Bronx River Parkway. It was then known as Clason's Point Road. The Bruckner Expressway which now bisects the area along the center was once known as Ludlow Avenue.
The local New York City Subway line is the IRT Pelham Line (6 <6> trains), operating along Westchester Avenue. ZIP codes include 10472 and 10473. The area is patrolled by the 43rd Precinct located at 900 Fteley Avenue. NYCHA property in the area is patrolled by PSA 8 at 2794 Randall Avenue in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx.
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The small peninsula of the Bronx defined by the Bronx River, Pugsley's Creek, and the East River is known as Clason (pronounced Clawson) Point. However, it has had several names over the years. In ancient times, the Bronx River area to the West was known to the Siwanoys, who spoke Algonquian,[1] as "Aquahung". The site of a large Native American settlement, comprising more than seventy dwellings, Clason Point was then known to natives as "Snakapins", or "Land By The Two Waters".[2] There was a local and plentiful food source of oak acorn nuts for grinding purposes.[citation needed]
Europeans began settling the region in the early 17th century, and the Cornell family built the first permanent European settlement in the spit of land first known as Snakipins by the Indians. An English settler, Thomas Cornell, began farming here from 1654, for which the area became known as Cornell's Neck.[1] Later the area was known as Clason Point, named after Isaac Clason, a Scottish merchant and a major land owner.[3] Development in the 19th century soon attracted resort seekers and the area became known for its amusements and entertainment. From 1883-1927, it was the site of the Clason Point Military Academy.[1][3] In the 1640s a series of skirmishes between the Cornells and the Siwanoy, known as the Pig Wars, were led by Chief Wampage, the Siwanoy sachem believed to be the Indian leader who killed Anne Hutchinson and her children in 1643 at Split Rock, now in the northern Bronx. A passing ship rescued the Cornells, and they returned to their home the year after Wampage's last raid. Britisher Thomas Pell arrived at a treaty in 1654 with several Siwanoy sachems, including Wampage, that the Dutch authorities didn't recognize. This disagreement was rendered moot in 1664 when the British fleet appeared in the harbor and the Dutch capitulated.
Clason Point in the early 20th century was an era of trolley cars on the main thoroughfare, Soundview Avenue or, as it was were, Clason Point Road. Clason Point was a mixture of mansions, farmland and plenty of undeveloped fields and swampland. There were ferryboat and steamer excursions from "The Point" to downtown (Manhattan) as well as local service across the East River to College Point, Queens. The last boat to College Point terminated during World War II.[1]The area was then known for dance halls, roller coasters, picnic groves and baseball games, as well as the world's largest saltwater outdoor swimming pool known as "The Inkwell". There was a volunteer fire department,a small airport, docks for sailboats and motorboats, saloons, and novelty shops. The amusement park rides and novelties in the Harding Park area of Clason Point was then known as "The Coney Island of the Bronx". By the middle 19th century Clason Point had many farmhouses, despite its poor drainage. Even today the main shopping area is fairly distant, along Story Avenue, the Bruckner Expressway and White Plains Road. Its seaside location and views attracted seaside resorts, dancehalls and amusement parks in the early 20th Century, served by a ferry from College Point, Queens. Kane's, a major saloon in the Clason Point area in the 1920s, featured Helen Kane, a singer who coined the phrase "Boop-oop-a-doop" and for which cartoon flapper Betty Boop was modeled. After World War II, Kane's became the site for the Shorehaven Beach Club. The club was purchased by Soundview Associates, an investment group including Sylvester Stallone, and was to become the Shorehaven Condominiums, a gated community of 1,183 condominium townhomes.[1]
Until the 1940s, the neighborhood was relatively undeveloped. Most of the residential housing, primarily multi-unit rowhouses and tenement style apartment buildings, had been built near the El on Westchester Avenue and along major streets like Soundview Avenue (once served by a streetcar). In 1941 Clason Point Gardens was the first development constructed by the NYCHA in The Bronx. It was followed by many other low and high-rise NYCHA developments across the neighborhood from the 1950s until the 1970s, which boosted the population significantly. During the 1950s, two controlled-access highways, the Bronx River Parkway and Bruckner Expressway, were constructed. Later in the 1970s, large high-rise rental and co-op apartment complexes flourished across the neighborhood, under the badge of the Mitchell Lama program.
The area began to fall into rapid decay in the 1970s due to white flight, growing poverty rates, and a citywide fiscal crisis. Abandonment was a problem as the exodus picked up pace but much of the White non-Hispanic population was being quickly replaced by poor and working class Latin and African Americans. As a result, abandonment was less extensive than in neighborhoods to the west including Morrisania. The neighborhood was gravely affected by the crack epidemic throughout the late 1980s and early 90s, setting yearly murder totals among the highest in the city. During that time, the Weed and Seed program was put into place by the federal government to improve the situation in Clason Point, nearby Mott Haven, and East New York, Brooklyn and later Operation Impact. Policing methods include NYPD monitored CCTV along known high drug trafficking areas, increased foot presence, and improved statistical mapping.
In more recent years, a citywide housing crisis spurred construction of modern multi-unit row houses and apartment buildings. Many of them are multi zoned for retail and have mixed-income qualifications. There have also been studies conducted to develop this type of housing on vacant land within the confines of NYCHA property along with significant renovations and improvements to existing grounds and buildings. Soundview Park, built on a former landfill and the largest in the South Bronx, has undergone a complete transformation including enhanced pedestrian access and completely renovated and redesigned recreational areas. Future plans in accordance with PlaNYC initiatives will create an urban oasis in this dense community; complete with recreation nodes, Greenway connections, bike/hike trails, designated fishing areas, a boat launch, and esplanades with skyline views. The neighborhood has become increasingly more diverse with a rise in varied Latin American immigration in recent years. Crime has also seen a significant decline as a result of a number of factors including enhanced policing techniques and changing economic demographics.
In the 21st century, the Harding Park section of Clason Point is known as Little Puerto Rico, with narrow streets and bungalow homes along the waterfront.[1]
The infrastructure of the area has not been updated in many years. Many streets flood after periods of heavy rain. The nearest retail strip is almost a mile away. Public transportation is lacking and there are only a few schools in the neighborhood.
- Bronx River: Bronx River is a subsection of Clason Point. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: The Cross-Bronx Expressway to the north, White Plains Road to the east, Westchester Avenue to the south, and the Bronx River to the west. Bronx River includes the Bronx River Houses. The area is usually included in the Soundview section.
- Harding Park: Harding Park is a subsection of Clason Point. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: Lacombe Avenue to the north, Pugsley's Creek to the east, the East River to the south, and the Bronx River to the west. Harding Park includes "Little Puerto Rico". The area is also referred to as Clason Point.
- Soundview-Bruckner: Soundview-Bruckner is a subsection of Clason Point. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: Westchester Avenue to the north, White Plains Road to the east, the Bruckner Expressway to the south, and the Bronx River to the west. Soundview-Bruckner includes the Bronxdale Houses. The area is usually included in the Soundview section.
- Soundview: Soundview is a subsection of Clason Point. Its boundaries, starting from the north and moving clockwise are: the Bruckner Expressway to the north, White Plains Road to the east, Lacombe Avenue to the south, and the Bronx River to the west. Soundview includes Soundview Park as well as multiple low income public housing developments.
Land use[edit]
There are large, residential housing complexes of various types. These include public housing, high-rise co-ops and rentals. The neighborhood contains one of the highest concentrations of NYCHA projects in the Bronx. There are also 5 and 6 story, pre-war, apartment buildings primarily concentrated along the IRT Pelham Line El on Westchester Avenue and multi-unit row-houses located throughout the neighborhood. Starting in the 1990s, the construction of modern 2 and 3 unit row-houses and apartment buildings have increased the percentage of owners versus renters. The neighborhood's northern and eastern borders have a heavy concentration of commercial establishments. Westchester Avenue evolved into a mixed use, primarily commercial, district serving the greater area after the completion of the elevated IRT Pelham Line. Bruckner Plaza, which greatly expanded throughout the 1990s, contains big box stores like Toys R Us, K Mart, and Old Navy. Other primary thoroughfares contain limited but necessary amenities like supermarkets, pharmacies, barbershops, hair salons, fast food, bodegas, and cheap shops.
Bronx River is largely industrial in usage.
Soundview Park occupies a significant land area in the southwestern section of the neighborhood, with ballfields and playgrounds and a pedestrian/bike greenway along the left bank of the Bronx River estuary from Lafayette Avenue to Leland Avenue.[4]
There are several NYCHA developments:[5]
- 1780 Watson Avenue, one 6-story building.
- 1471 Watson Avenue; one 6-story building.
- Boynton Avenue Rehab; three rehabilitated tenement buildings, either 3 or 6 stories tall.
- Sotomayor Houses; twenty-eight 7-story buildings.
- Bronx River Houses; nine 14-story buildings.
- Bronx River Addition; two buildings, one 6 stories tall another 14 stories tall.
- Clason Point Gardens; forty-five buildings, all 2 stories tall.
- Monroe Houses; twelve buildings, either 8, 14, and 15-stories tall.
- Sack Wern Houses; seven buildings, each 6 stories tall.
- Soundview Houses; thirteen 7-story buildings.
As of the census[6] of 2000, the two census tracts that make up the neighborhood have a population of 5,859. The racial makeup of the neighborhood is 6.53% White, 19.59% African American, and 2.76% from other races. 80.54% of the population are Hispanic or Latino of any race.[7] Over 20% of the population in Harding Park lives under the poverty line. Puerto Ricans account for the largest ethnic group.
Soundview has a population density about 45,000 per square mile (excluding Soundview Park, about 53,000 per square mile). Its total land area is roughly 1.3 square miles. It is racially diverse and has a mixture of moderate single family homes, low income buildings and expensive condominiums. Most buildings in this section has the same requirement as buildings in Co-op City.
- The Clason Point Gardens, located in Soundview, was the first New York City Housing Authority development in the Bronx.
- The Clason's Point Branch of the New York Public Library is located at 1215 Morrison Avenue, just north of Westchester Avenue in Bronx River.
- The Clason Point post office is located at 873 Soundview Avenue just south of Story Avenue in Soundview.
- P.S. 100 in Soundview was named after Isaac Clason.
- Bx27: to Simpson Street (via Rosedale Av)
- Bx39: to Wakefield – 241st Street (via White Plains Rd)
- ^ a b c d e f Jackson, Kenneth T., ed. (1995). The Encyclopedia of New York City. New Haven: Yale University Press. ISBN 0300055366., p. 239.
- ^ Powell, Bernard W. "Preliminary Report on a Southwestern Connecticut Site", from the Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Connecticut, February 1958. Accessed June 5, 2007. "These Siwanoy, from their name alone, would seem to be coastal members of the Confederacy;27 Skinner felt they were the occupants of the historic village of Snakapins on the East River. This is tentatively linked to the Clasons Point site in the Borough of the Bronx - within easy traveling distance of the IF site."
- ^ a b Lopate, Phillip. "New York, Brick by Brick", The New York Times, June 18, 2000. Accessed April 6, 2008.
- ^ NYC Parks Soundview Park
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Bronx Community District 9
- Gottlock, Barbara and Wesley; Lost Amusement Parks of New York City; History Press (2013): p. 106-112 w/additional images.
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I'm officially declaring November "Port & Fireplace Month". As far as wines go, you can't get much more autumnal than Port. Light a crackling fire in the fireplace scaring off the chill, and enjoy the fall foliage outside your window while savoring a glass of Churchill's Port poured hearth side.
Even though the recommended way to serve is cellar temperature at 54-57 F, I think Port needs a touch more warmth to make its flavors really blossom. I'm not advocating warming it with cupped hands around the glass or placing it up close to a heat source. Rather, serving in a warm atmosphere such as fireside greatly enhances the imbibing experience. Like a bouquet of roses, you can't truly savor the sweet fragrances and optimal color display without waiting until they are fully in bloom. Port responds in the same way. And then there is the visual appeal of looking through a full glass at the flames giving this ravishingly rich wine an undulating flare. No technique here, just sip slowly and with each mouthful, you'll pleasantly discover light notes of sweet honey, spices, and hints of syrupy plum igniting your palette.
I've had my first in depth introduction to Port courtesy of Churchill's and Frederick Wildman and Sons. Churchill has a short history of 30 years in an industry mostly established at the turn of both the 18th and 19th centuries. Founded in 1981 by British owner John Graham, Churchill procures its grapes from Quinta da Gricha, a grade "A" estate vineyard situated on the south bank of Portugal's River Douro between Pinhão and Tua. All Ports including the 10 year aged Tawny I tasted are made in traditional granite lagares (treading tanks) built in 1852.
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I am lvl 66 and it is only 77/85! Weak. I know, any help would be nice from you Vet's of the game. (amoury in sig) thanks for any help. --- http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/character/stormrage/Powerglave/simple | |
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Elaeus posted... Want honest help? Thanks elaeus, i have rofl-stomped all so far (fury rules! for pvp as well) So lvl fast and hard to get to 90? Fine. All i have done for nearly a full week is RBG's. So my lvl should be WAY higher by now. So maybe stop them and do dungeons and quest. Thanks ppl. --- http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/character/stormrage/Powerglave/simple | |
Item level doesn't matter pre-90. You'll be replacing gear constantly, and the stat changes from 69-70, 79-80, 84-85, and 89-90 are ridiculous. Basically, your iLvl is a useless stat until you hit 90, and even then you'll only be using it for LFG and LFR. --- As a blood elf male, his weak point is his ovaries. Punch him there. -befo72 | |
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thebladeofwoe posted... All i have done for nearly a full week is RBG's. So my lvl should be WAY higher by now. Item level is based on the gear you're wearing. Random battlegrounds don't give you gear directly, they give you points that can be redeemed for gear. If you've been doing battlegrounds for a week, though, you should have a lot of points. Level to 70, then go to Stormwind. To the south of the Old City district, there will be a white building with a lot of PvP vendors. On the floor level to the left will be a pair of legacy weapon and armor vendors. The level 70 PvP set is cheap-- only ~2300 points for an entire set (maybe a bit more since you use two weapons)-- and VERY effective. See http://www.wowpedia.org/Season_4_Arena_rewards See if you can either buy or get someone to cut Wrath uncommon gems-- you'll want Bold Bloodstones, or plain Bloodstones if you can find a Jewelcrafter to cut for you, with a couple of hybrid gems for activating the meta gem in the helm. Except for matching the meta gem, ignore the socket colors. (I'm honestly not sure which meta you'd want; I'd just search for Wrath metagems.) Just get your PvPing done between 70 and 74; there is a big gear jump between Wrath and Cataclysm, and the Cataclysm bind on equip gear is both hideously expensive and so much better than Wrath gear that anyone without it is basically dead on sight. --- I have a blog! Warcraft and other gamer musings. http://oilstainedlibram.wordpress.com/ | |
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Sony Adopts EA's Online Strategy with PSN Pass, Beginning with Resistance 3
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Just yesterday an image surfaced on the net of a Resistance 3 PS3 Bundle that had yet to be announced, but more interesting than the bundle itself, a logo promoting a new service titled, "PSN Pass" raised many questions. With companies such as EA, Codemasters, and THQ adopting the online pass method where one must purchase the game brand new in order to obtain free access to the multiplayer portion of the title. Does this mean Sony will be the next to follow this method and join the fight against the used-game market? Read more to see Sony's official response to this leaked "PSN Pass" image.
After only being released to the net for a day, Sony did the unthinkable and did not throw out the infamous "We do not comment on rumors or speculation" response the media has become accustomed to.
"We are always evaluating new programs for our online offering, and starting with Resistance 3 this September, we will be instituting a network pass program for PS3 games with online capabilities," a spokesperson explained to IGN. "This program will be game-specific. Games that are a part of this program will include a single-use registration code that grants the account holder redeeming the code full online access for that title."
So there we have it! Sony is joining the fight against the sales of used games starting with Resistance 3 later this year. While this is not the first time this has been done on the PlayStation platform, online pass used with ModNation Racers and SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 on the PSP, this will be a first for PlayStation published title on the PS3. Is this the future for all publishers? Will this help in the fight vs. used games? We will have to wait and see, but the lesson to be learned here is support the developers and publishers by purchasing new as buying used now will cost you more if you plan to play online.
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The online pass system is totally ruining the appeal of used games, even though I mostly buy new games anyways
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I agree. I have always purchased my games brand new, so the PSN Pass should not have any direct impact on me.
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Hmm... I have serious doubts on this method. Maybe this will be good for Sony and Playstation, but a lot of used games companies will take a DRASTIC knock-out from these methods. It will also be a pain for friends to ask to borrow games too, even though a career may make a game great, the multiplayer is what keeps it alive.
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Critics call him a sellout, but Gary Doer insists Keystone XL doesn't violate his environmental principles
If tradition counts for anything, Gary Doer is now in his final days as Canada's ambassador to the United States.
It's been a fascinating four years for Ottawa's chief representative in Washington, D.C. Doer has travelled around the continental U.S. many times over. He has used his folksy charm to get meetings with opinion leaders from across the broad spectrum of American politics. He has faced trade disputes, terrorist threats and battles over the construction of a new bridge between New York and Ontario.
But Doer's legacy will likely be defined by his strenuous support for the Keystone XL pipeline project, TransCanada Pipeline's grand plan to ship synthetic crude oil from Alberta all the way to U.S. Gulf Coast refineries. Keystone is a high-value target for Ottawa that is literally and figuratively the lifeline for the Alberta oilsands.
As the political pressure and hyperbole have escalated on Keystone, so, too, has the scrutiny of Doer, Ottawa's point man on the file in the U.S. capital.
Recently, Doer was chastised in national news reports as having betrayed his environmental principles and allies with his support of Keystone. That is a simplistic view of Doer's environmental sensibilities.
Yes, Doer was the leader of a NDP government, and yes, he was one of North America's foremost advocates of renewable energy. But he was always, and in all respects, a pragmatic environmentalist. And in that context, Doer believes strongly his support for Keystone fits nicely with his environmental record.
"I knew going in to this job that this project was coming," Doer said in an interview. "I wasn't naive about it going in. If people look at what I did in Manitoba, they'll see that this all makes sense. I'm very confident that five years from now, when I'm out of this, people will look back and see that."
It is true Doer's environmental record is a mixed bag.
It was his choice that a new Manitoba Hydro transmission line would be built down the west side of Lake Manitoba rather than through the pristine boreal forest on the east side of Lake Winnipeg. He was a tireless champion of "clean" hydro electricity and helped usher in demand-side management to Manitoba. His government built the province's first wind farms. And he supported all major international climate change targets and treaties.
In other words, Doer was a climate change believer who helped reduce Manitoba's carbon footprint.
However, there is another side to the former Manitoba premier that shows he was pragmatic -- even reluctant -- in some of his green policies.
Doer sparred openly with the Public Utilities Board and the Clean Environment Commission over the length and cost of regulatory and environmental hearings. He chided the CEC for the time it took to review the expansion of the Red River Floodway and resisted calls to have Hydro dam construction subject to any in-depth environmental review.
And as Doer is quick to point out now, his government paved the way for the current mini-oil boom that is raging in southwestern Manitoba.
"Look, I passed the regulations that allowed our oil and gas industry to expand and I approved the construction of pipelines in Manitoba," Doer said. "I know the hyperbole of this is used by people to raise money. But I have never been against oil and I don't think it's inconsistent with anything I've said to support pipelines. I've never said this has to be an either-or thing."
Doer said his analysis shows shipping oil via pipeline is, in all environmental respects, the best option. It is safer and produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions than either rail or truck, he said. And given the U.S. isn't losing any of its appetite for crude oil, a pipeline makes practical and environmental sense, he added.
However, Doer agreed the debate over the pipeline is less about modes of transportation and more about the oilsands themselves, a natural resource that has become a lightening rod for environmental concern around the world.
As a result, Doer said, the political debate over Keystone XL has been boiled down to a simplistic battle between environmentalists and big oil.
"In the media, it's a battle between Oil Can Harriet and Birkenstock Betty," Doer said of the lobbyists doing battle right now in Washington. "But they're all just one-trick ponies. There are a lot of mouths being fed on both sides of this debate."
Doer's comments certainly evoke memories of his verbal battles with environmental lobbies while premier of Manitoba. Doer, for example, frequently complained about the cost of environmental reviews, suggesting much of the time and expense was the creation of lawyers keen on earning a living. "A coal plan can be approved in less than a year but hydroelectric, which is renewable, takes over four years," Doer said in 2008 about demands for a full environmental review of new-dam construction. "There's something wrong with that movie."
On the expansion of the Red River Floodway, Doer frequently derided the lengthy environmental reviews that accompanied the plan to widen and deepen the existing channel. "It's a ditch," Doer frequently exclaimed to reporters. "The fish either flow around the city or flood your basement. It's simple."
To this day, it doesn't take long for Doer to demonstrate some of the disdain he had for environmental critics.
Doer recalled his decision to bypass the east side of Lake Winnipeg for a new Hydro transmission line to protect the boreal forest. Doer always expected criticism from more conservative critics, given it was more expensive to go down the west side of Lake Manitoba. However, he was stunned at how the environmental lobby reacted.
"I took steps to protect one half of the entire boreal forest in Manitoba," Doer said. "I remember the environmentalists saying to me, 'What a sellout! You didn't protect the whole boreal forest.' "
By his own admission, Doer is in "overtime" now in his diplomatic posting. Although there is no sign Ottawa is moving to find a replacement, Doer admits he is working to finish off several important files, including Keystone XL. There is absolutely no mistaking the fact Doer wants the final two phases of Keystone completed before he finishes.
When asked directly if he will demand to stay on until Keystone is decided, Doer responds with his trademark obfuscation.
"I've still got stuff to do," Doer said. "Then, I'll move on."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 25, 2014 A6
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There are a few birthdays coming up in my family, so I have gifting on the brain. BUT I have a very limited supply of gift wrapping supplies right now since most of our stuff is still in storage. So I rummaged around in my backpack and found a few things to play around with and I came up with these hand painted color block gift tags.
- small gift tags (or make your own) *Paper and Present has a good selection.
- paint pens *I use these: Elmer's Painters Neon 5 Pack
- mini adhesive circle labels
- stamp and stamp pad (optional)
Step by Step Instructions:
1. Painted color block technique – This one is pretty straight forward. Just grab you paint pen and get to work, drawing stripes or other designs. Make sure you think about your color scheme before you get started. I tried a few colors before I landed on hot pink paint for the tags.
2. Polka dot technique – Grab your adhesive circle labels and stick them where ever you want on your tag. Then paint over the entire gift tag with your paint pen and let it dry. Carefully remove the stickers and touch up if necessary.
Here are the finished tags…
I used a stamp on a few of the tags as well. I don't use my stamps enough. I really need to start using them more.
So what do you think?
Will you try these color block gift tags the next time you are wrapping a pressie?
These turned out so nicely! What a great idea and so good to have that extra handmade touch. I love the polka dots!
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papernstitch commented on August 29th, 2012 at 12:02 pmknow anyone with a birthday coming up? this #diy might help http://t.co/bglKut7D
yarit rodriguez (@yarit27miss) commented on August 29th, 2012 at 1:22 pmI love your cute and clever tags. Great way to transform something basic into something awesome with only a few supplies. So nice to meet you in the ALT class with Victoria yesterday.
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Hi Chris. It was great to 'meet' you too. Your blog is lovely!
I'll be making some of these in ivory & neon yellow, I believe: DIY: Neon Color Block Gift Tags http://t.co/A5jiWHVQ via @sharethis
foundling (@foundling) commented on August 30th, 2012 at 9:10 amDIY: Neon Color Block Gift Tags http://t.co/slCGDJaw via @sharethis
Caroline Urdaneta (@salsapieblog) commented on August 30th, 2012 at 12:31 pmDude…seriously…I LOVE these! And I know I can do it!
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I was totally thinking of you when I made these Melanie. You can definitely do this!
Cute ideas for customizing neon gift tags over on @papernstitch: http://t.co/VBE87Qnt
(@Omiyage_ca) (@Omiyage_ca) commented on August 30th, 2012 at 5:44 pmsuch a creative and affordable idea! so cute!
amber baxley commented on August 30th, 2012 at 8:37 pmThanks Amber (and everyone else who has left comments and tweeted). If you recreate this project on your own, I'd love to see the results. Send me a link.
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saturday link love « The Lovely Lemon commented on September 1st, 2012 at 4:17 amSo, gift wrapping is almost as important as the gift! And easy to do much better! Try these tags http://t.co/UIkAp8FD via @papernstitch
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I would like to find an automatic machine to make tags in the 1000′s
do you have any info on where I could find one, thank you for your time.
Sorry Billy. I don't know of a machine like that. Good luck in your search!
papernstitch commented on January 11th, 2013 at 12:19 pmsorry about the 2nd message that was a fast response and thank you
BillyHurlbert commented on January 11th, 2013 at 12:25 pmDIY: Neon Color Block Gift Tags http://t.co/sPY4hFmH2W via @sharethis
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Polarity of the Battery contacts?
I have an iPhone 4 here, that does not charge anymore through USB (neither is it recognized in iTunes, tried diff. Macs, PCs, cables).
While narrowing down the problem, the battery went empty.
I took the battery out of the iPhone in order to (re-)charge it.
Therefore I want to ask, which of the 4 connectors of the battery are used for charging and to which pins the positive and to which the negative current goes.
Thanks for your help!
Hi there MrGreen I'd be very concerned about any attempts to charge my iPhone battery by applying any charge to the pins directly. I would either attempt to get a wall charger and continue to try to work on the issue of why it is not charging through the iPhone or I would go ahead and just replace the battery with a new one. Those batteries do have a nasty side to them and do not like to really be messed with. Do a search and check out the exploding iphones due to shortened pins. But anyhow you might consider adapting the circuit as shown here for a charger meant for iPhone 3g/3gs but may be adaptable. http://tzywen.com/modules.php?name=News&... and http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-m... this should also explain more about the voltage differences between the pins. Just my 2 cents and please be careful and best of luck to you.....
Hiya OldTurkey, Thank you for your hints and advise! We have a different setup in the links you posted though. As the iPhone4 battery is not soldered to the board, but removable (it has w. a plug/connector to connect to the board), I want to charge the Battery that I already took OUT of the phone :) I GUESS (!) I could simply give it +5V to pin 4 and GND to pin 2 - that's where I measured the ~4V the battery provides to the phone. As I am an amateur in hardware-issues and guessing is not usually how I proceed w. things, I am looking for experienced advise here. Sorry if I did not make myself clear enough in the original post. Thank you! :)
Oh I see, my oversight. I guess you are looking at something like an external charger. It seems that once more Apple is shrouded in secrecy, can't seem to get the info that you need anywhere. But since the phone itself provides the resistance that is required for the charging, it be using less than 5 volts across the battery. I would start of with something a little smaller like 3V just to make sure. I know that the USB supplies 5 volt but the charging circuitry lowers it through the resistors. That is where some of the circuitry should help you out to determine your voltages to the pins. Best of luck to you and be careful and let us know how it went....
Hi oldturkey? did you ever find the pin outs for the iphone four battery? im in the same boat! cheers thanks
Try holding the battery with the terminals up. The top most terminal ( Outer) is the negative. The terminal at the bottom ( Outer) is the Positive. I just used an ordinary battery charger to charge the battery without using the Iphone. All you do is to cut which ever pin your charger has and connect the conductors to the terminal. Usually the red goes to the positive and black to the negative terminal. Some times different colors are used for the conductor. The principle remains the same. the dark colored conductor is negative and the other light colored is Positive. If they are three, the third one is ground. Just ignore it, or connect it to the middle pin on your battery. I hope this helps.
The best way would be to use a charger for Li-ion Polimer batteries at 3.7V (For example a camera battery or cell phone charger will have the four contacts) and determine the +ve, -ve and I believe the other pins are to control the charge. By doing it this way there is little chance of it overcharging the battery and possibly damaging it.
If you do not have one of these chargers and have a bit of an electronics inclination you can even use an old cell phone that you are ready to recycle making sure it provides the four pin lay out for a 3.7V battery. You may have to solder a couple of wires or use alligator clips or some way of connecting the wires from the old cell to the battery ( ensuring proper polarity).
I have done this before and it works.
Hope this helps
1. Remove the black tape at the flex side to open the small regulatotor chip. 2. Bend dhe chip away carefully to reveal 2 poles cover in aluminium foil. 3. Use a dual pin universal charger with the pins connected to the metal base of each pole. No need to worry about the polarity when using the charger.
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I would not recommend charging a lithium battery in that manor. You could get away with that when dealing with any other type of battery such as nicad or metal hyd. But a lithium require varying charge rates at different points and can violently erupt or burn. The phone is controlling the charge. Be warned. Find another device or battery to test with please.
One of the many iphone 4's I bought off Ebay to repair exhibited this symptom,(no connect to charger, no connect to computer and thus itunes). So when the battery died my only option was to swap out a charged battery from one of the others. while I was never able to repair this particular phone, you might consider, if you have only the one charging cord, that the cord might be the culpret, and not the phone at all. Try the cord on a different iphone.


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