Tuesday, September 11th 2007

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aer: yep, that's gasworks park, and thanks

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aer: beautiful

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CartLegger: Great! I'll use this in my class this fall. Its a powerful symbol that my Bushwick students can relate to. History always appreciated.

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jeeff: cool, this is the kind of inside info i only find on citynoise.

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Katie : very nice job on rebuilding! Excellent photos!

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CE: Thanks for this! I looked up the Tompkins Square Park Riots and it's very interesting. I didn't know about any of it.

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Peter: heh. i was gonna explain that symbol, then i saw you did... nice find. www.petermissing.com neithermorenorless.blogspot.com/ . . . peter-missing-in-nyc.html

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M. NICK: nice photos

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corsakti: just to clear something up again; i was tryin to badmouth humboldt park and the puerto ricans who live there. As I grew up, we lived in a rented house there for years and were fine with it. our neighbors kids hung out at our house all the time, we...

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wallace: 11th of september 2007: the shots of the construction site are amazing. great angles

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little ukraine: i really like the contrast in setting between 2 and 4; looking at the second, you'd never expect to turn around and see huge hunks of metal.

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little ukraine: wow! this is our first post from Syria I believe. keep 'em coming! lovely shot.

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concernedparent: Is there anyone who can post a place where a parent can see a list of the Faculty at ACHS and where they are from or what university they attended?

in response to Acorn Community High School

S. CHEEK: DIDO TO THE THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS EVERYONE HAS HAD ON THIS UNFORGOTTEN DATE NO ONE FORGET THE LOVED ONES LOST THE LOVED ONES WHO SERVED AND STILL SERVING TODAY WHETHER ITS MILITARY, POLICE, OR FIREFIGHTERS.

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BIG D: I miss the days of Jolt, Giant, Stack, 2zc, Two Face, Threat, Alone etc.... That to me was the renaissance of the Burque graff scene. I hope that the younger generation can bring some of that shit back with some kings of their own. Although there...

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Sarah: Moving photos. My thoughts are with all the people who lost a loved one, a friend, a collegeue. It saddens me that so many people had to go through the motions of such a terrible day.

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aer suzuki: ...uh yeah, and those dirty pink stuffed pigs are the worst, they'll really mess your day up...cool shot.

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aer : the sense of freedom & speed in the fifth one is way cool

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Biff: The third picture is amazing. Nice work...

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joey: oh, i almost forgot . . . sweeties

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Born in Hutchinson: That weird church/apartment building you describe used to be called St. Elizabeth's Mercy Hospital. I was born there. I lived for several years about three blocks east of that building, in a very nice neighborhood. I have very wonderful memories of that town, but also very dark memories as well....

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Jarrod Lynn: I am putting a book together on Yorkville. Anyone who is interested in preserving the history of our neighborhood, please contact me at JDLJAG@GMAIL.COM I am interested in speaking with anyone who would like to contribute in any way. Jarrod Lynn

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joey: we were thinking of staying at that hotel right their on elliot bay, view of the water. a room with a king bed was over $400 a night. stayed here instead; pan pacific hotel as seen from the space needle. denny at terry

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CartLegger: What a great collection of photos that I never noticed. A nuance of the city once escaped has now been captured by my eye.

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Michelle: Very pretty! What is your exposure? I face north and have had good luck with begonias on the balcony. Looks like you've got petunias and what else?

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serlingrod: my guess, sythero, is that foreigners purchase electronics from these stores to get their taxes returned when they leave. tokyo much like japan is a very homogenous place, but i did see alot of westerners in akihabara, probably getting the latest high-tech toys.

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