James Fenelius
I am a life long New Yorker who moved to New Jersey in 2009 to be closer to family. I have worked in the Telecommunications/IT industry for over forty years. I was an instructor at the South Shore Adult Education Center in Brooklyn for twenty years.
I have been an online writer since the beginning of 2010. I have a wide variety of interests including education, history, government, politics, business, technology, conservation, gardening, skiing, movies, books, arts and entertainment.
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I have been an online writer since the beginning of 2010. I have a wide variety of interests including education, history, government, politics, business, technology, conservation, gardening, skiing, movies, books, arts and entertainment.
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B.S. St. Joseph s College, M.A. Political Science Brooklyn CUNY, M.B.A. New York Institute Of TechnologyInterests
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Earth Day 2012 Blesses Old Bridge with RainThis article reviews the needed rain Old Bridge received on Earth Day and discusses Earth day in general. -
The Saint Patrick’s Day Parade: New York City: A Great, Great Day!This article gives some details on the 2012 New York City, St. Patrick’s Day Parade -
Farewell and Thanks Mr. RooneyThis essay briefly reflects on Andy Rooney and his recent death.
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Liver Cancer Claims Heavyweight Boxing Champion Smokin’ Joe FrazierThis essay is a commentary on boxing champion Joe Frazier and his recent death,
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October Snow in Old Bridge, New JerseyThe slide show contains photographs of the early snow in Old Bridge, New Jersey. The photos were taken on October 28th and 29th, 2011.
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A New Yorker's Perspective 10 Years After the 9/11 AttacksThis essay is a personal perspective on the 10th Anniversary of the September 2001 attacks. -
Hurricane Irene: The Aftermath a Pipe Dream?This essay presents the idea for a national water pipeline to help alleviate flooding. -
Fed Up! Our Fight to Save America from Washington, by Rick Perry: A Book ReviewThis article is a book review of '..."Fed Up! Our Fight to Save America from Washington', by Texas Governor Rick Perry. -
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One More Time: The Die Youngs Performing at the Brighton BarThis slide show contains pictures of the Die Youngs Band playing at the Brighton Bar in Long Branch, New Jersey on July 16, 2011. -
Old Bridge, New Jersey Fresh: Grow Baby Grow!Some folks talk to their plants to encourage them to grow. This slide show is a chronology of the growth of my vegetable plants. Hopefully the slide show will encourage a bumper crop. -
Six Months in the Life of an Old Bridge, New Jersey Hedge BushThis slide show captures a hedge bush over six months and documents the natural seasonal changes over that time. -
A Little Nostalgia in Warning SignThis essay is about fond memories triggered by an old Bell System sign. -
Fond Memories of Independence Day CelebrationsThis essay is a personal reflection on past 4th of July celebrations. -
Should Convicted Spy Jonathan Pollard Be Freed?This article looks at the lobbying efforts to release convicted spy Jonathan Pollard.
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The Die Youngs at the Brighton Bar: Long Branch, New JerseyThis article is a review of the Die Youngs band.
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The Die Youngs Band in ConcertThis slideshow contains pictures of the Die Youngs in Concert at several different venues in New Jersey.
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William Sydney Porter: An Extraordinary American Short Story AuthorThis article is about my favorite short story writer, William Sydney Porter.
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Old Bridge, New Jersey: December to June - What a Difference!This pictorial contrasts photographs taken in December, January and February to compatible shots taken in the recent June heat wave.
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A Visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center - Time Well SpentThis article is a review of my visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center
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A Visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center A Pictorial - Part 2: The MemorialThis is Part 2 of a pictorial review of my visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center
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A Visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center - A Pictorial - Part 1: The MuseumThis is Part 1 of a pictorial review of my visit to the New Jersey Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial and the Viet Nam Era Museum & Educational Center
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25 Interesting Facts About BeaversThis essay documents 25 interesting facts about beavers.
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Weinergate: To Tweet or Not to Tweet (Part 2)This article is the second opinion piece regarding Congressman Anthony Weiner and his Twitter controversy.
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Weinergate: To Tweet or Not to TweetThis article takes a look at how Congressman Anthony Weiner and his office are handling the Twitter controversy.
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Cruising on the Staten Island FerryThis slideshow contains pictures taken from the Staten Island Ferry on March 17, 2011.
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St. Patrick's Day Parade Manhattan: March 17, 2011This slide show contains images of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City, March 17, 2011. .
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The Itsy Bitsy Snow Patch: Old Bridge, NJThis pictorial essay looks at the last visible snow patch on the ground since the first snow major snowfall of the season in December of 2010.
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Ron Schiller's Tea Party Comments and the NPR Public Funding DebateThis editorial reviews and comments on recent political comments made by former NPR Senior VP Ron Schiller.
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Farewell Frank W Buckles: America's Last WWI VeteranThis essay honors Frank Buckles, America's last World War I Veteran.
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American Representative Government: The Wisconsin FolliesThis is a political editorial on the fiscal debate going on in Wisconsin. This essay also comments on governmental deficits in general.
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The Saint Patrick's Day Parade: New York City 2011This article gives some details on the New York St. Patrick's Day Parade
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My Earth Day Commitment to Preserve the Planet We Call HomeThis article is my personal Earth Day commitment to preserve the planet.
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The Sights of Lower Manhattan: Part 5This slide show is Part 5 of a pictorial review of the sights of Lower Manhattan.
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The Sights of Lower Manhattan: Part 4This slide show is Part 4 of a pictorial review of the sights of Lower Manhattan.
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The Sights of Lower Manhattan: Part 3This slide show is Part 3 of a pictorial review of the sights of Lower Manhattan.
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The Sights of Lower Manhattan: Part 2This slide show is Part 2 of a pictorial review of the sights of Lower Manhattan.
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The Sights of Lower Manhattan: Part 1This slide show is Part 1 of a pictorial review of the sights of Lower Manhattan.
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Winter Scenes 2011: Old Bridge, New JerseyThis slide show presents winter scenes in Old Bridge, New Jersey. The photographs were taken on January 28th and January 29, 2011.
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The Politics of Snow: New Jersey and New YorkThis article takes a look at the recent snow storm in New Jersey and New York and some of the political issues associated with the aftermath.
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Commonsense Automobile PreparednessThis article takes a look at some commonsense car maintenance items.
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The December 26 Blizzard: Old Bridge, New JerseyThis is a pictorial review of the December 26, 2010 Blizzard in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
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Another Fallen Tree In Queens, New YorkIt seems like lately every time I go to my boyhood home in Queens, New York I am dealing with large fallen tree limbs. Fortunately for the second time this fall there was minimal damage.
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NJ Transit, Public Versus Private Transportation: A Review Part 2This article is a review of a recent NJ Transit bus trip from Old Bridge, NJ to New York City's Port Authority Terminal.
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NJ Transit, Public Versus Private Transportation: A Review Part 1This is a review of a recent trip on the NJ Transit Rail System from Aberdeen-Matawan Station in Central New Jersey to Penn Station in Manhattan.
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The Outback Steakhouse Old Bridge, New Jersey: A ReviewThis article is a review of a dining experience at the Outback Steakhouse in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
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Views From The Yard: The CatskillsThis slide show contains pictures of the Catskills taken from Saugerties, New York.
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Senior Memories of Life Before Today's TechnologyThis essay takes a brief personal look at technological changes over the last fifty years.
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Memories of ChristmasThis essay recalls fond memories of Christmas Days past.
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Hudson River Views: Saugerties, New YorkThis slideshow contains photos of the mid Hudson River; they were taken from the Saugerties Lighthouse and nature walk.
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The Saugerties Light House: Saugerties, New YorkThis article is a review of day trip to the Saugerties Lighthouse.
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Saugerties Lighthouse and Nature Area: A Pictorial ViewThis slide show contains pictures of the Saugerties Lighthouse and the nature preserve.
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One of My Favorite Inspirational Bible VersesThis essay takes a look at the Bible verse, "A Widow's Offering".
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Honoring America's First Veterans: A HaikuThis is a poem dedicated to America's first veterans.
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Footprints: A HaikuThis poem reflects on the blessings of new friends and adventures.
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Veterans Park: Old Bridge, New JerseyThis is a pictorial look at Veterans Park located in Old Bridge, New Jersey.
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Images of Fall: Old Bridge, New JerseyThis slide show contains fall images Old Bridge, New Jersey
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The Elections Are Over: What's Next?This editorial looks at the mid term elections and proposes that cooperation between Democrats and Republicans is an imperative to resolve America's problems.
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Connolly's Pub & Restaurant Manhattan: A ReviewThis article is a review of Connolly's Pub & Restaurant located in Manhattan.
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The 2010 Mid-Term Elections: The Political Commercials Are EntertainingThis essay is an opinion piece on some of the political advertisements in the New York Tri-State elections.
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Veterans Day: Honoring Those Who ServedThis essay takes a look at the history and importance of Veterans Day.
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Charlie Sheen's Plaza Hotel Romp: The Latest Celebrity Free RideThis essay looks at Charlie Sheen's behavior and the behavior of other celebrities.
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The New Jersey 12th Congressional District Race: An UpdateThis article is an update on the race for Congress in the New Jersey 12th Congressional District.
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Autumn Colors: Old Bridge, New JerseyThis slide show is pictures of the changing colors of the fall leaves in Old Bridge, New Jersey
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Times Square, New York: The Heart of the City That Never SleepsThis slideshow contains photos of Times Square, Manhattan.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1969This essay takes a brief look at the year 1969.
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Times Square, New York: The Heart of the City That Never SleepsThis slideshow contains photos of Times Square, Manhattan.
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Times Square, New York: The Heart of the City that Never SleepsThis slideshow contains photos of Times Square, Manhattan.
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25 Interesting Facts About SkunksThis essay documents 25 interesting facts about skunks.
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The Heartland Brewery & Rotisserie, Manhattan: A ReviewThis essay is a review of the Heartland Brewery & Rotisserie restaurant located in the Empire State Building at 5th Avenue and 34th Street in Manhattan.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1968This essay takes a brief look at the year 1968.
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New York State: The Race for GovernorThis essay looks at the New York State race for Governor.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1967This essay takes a brief look at the year 1967.
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Computer Woes: A Haiku PoemThis is a poem about computer problems.
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Dreams of Internet Hits: A Haiku PoemThis poem is a spoof on how an online writer can increase his/her Internet hits.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1966This essay takes a brief look at the year 1966.
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Visiting the Empire State Building: New York CityThe article is a review of a trip to the Empire State Building.
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Empire State Building ViewsThis slide show contains photos taken on a recent trip to the Empire State Building in Manhattan.
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Hollywood Legend Tony Curtis Passes Away at Age 85This article is about the death of famed Hollywood actor Tony Curtis.
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The James A. Farley Post Office: New York, New YorkThis article looks at the James A. Farley Post Office in New York City and the man the facility is named after.
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Rain, Sun and Flowers: A Haiku PoemThis is a Haiku Poem about rain, sun and growth.
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Fallen Trees Jamaica, New YorkThis slide show looks at downed trees in the Jamaica, Queens. The damage was created by a major storm on September 16, 2010. These photos were taken on September 18, 2010.
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Changes: A Haiku PoemThis poem is about change, the one thing that is constant.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1965This essay takes a brief look at the year 1965.
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Ominous Clouds Over Old BridgeThis slide show is a pictorial view of some rain clouds over Old Bridge, NJ
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Reflections on September 11, 2001This essay is my personal reflections on the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Location Considerations when Buying a HomeThis article looks at a number of location factors to be considered when purchasing a home.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1964This essay takes a brief look at the year 1964.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1963This essay takes a brief look at the year 1963.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1962This essay takes a brief look at the year 1962.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1961This essay takes a brief look at the year 1961.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1960This essay takes a brief look at the year 1960.
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25 Interesting Facts About RabbitsThis article lists 25 interesting facts about rabbits.
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Paris: A Magnificent CityThis slide show contains pictures of Paris, France taken in October of 1997.
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Rain, Rain Please Come and Stay for a Little While (Part 2)This slide show is a follow up to Rain, Rain Please Come and Stay for a Little While.
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Mortgage Refinancing and Home Equity Loans: The Benefits and PitfallsThis article explains home mortgage refinancing and home equity lines of credit.
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One Hundred Articles and ClimbingThis article is a recap on my experiences of writing 100 articles on Associated Content from Yahoo!
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On Death and DyingThis article reflects on the theme of death and dying.
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Should College Students Publish on Associated Content from Yahoo?This essay disusses the idea of college students writing online content.
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Labor Day: Celebrating American WorkersThis essay looks at the origins of Labor Day and the significance of Labor Day in America. It is also meant as a tribute to all American workers.
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Rain, Rain Please Come and Stay for a Little WhileThis slide show is about the need for rain and the few rain showers we have had this summer.
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We All Need a Little Help SometimesThis short story deals with faith and doing good deeds.
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Does the Democratic National Committee Know Who the Current President Is?This essay is a political commentary. It examines the current political climate in Washington and inability of both major political parties to work together.
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"Highest Duty", by Chesley B. Sullenberger with Jeffery Zaslow: A Book ReviewThis article is a book review of "Highest Duty" written by Captain Chesley Sullenberger with Jeffrey Zaslow.
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10 Essential School Supplies for College FreshmenThe article lists a number of items required for new college freshman attending school away from home.
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A Gift from Tracie Walker: Playing the Five Word GameThis is an article for Tracie Walker's Word Game.
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You Can't Tell the Players Without a ScorecardThis article reviews the classic Abbott and Costello baseball comedy routine, "Who's On First?"
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True Compass by Edward M. Kennedy: A Book ReviewThis is a book review of "True Compass: A Memoir" by Senator Edward M. Kennedy.
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Big Apple Speak: A PrimerThis article looks at New York City sayings and phrases. It recounts some experiences where the local jargon has created confusion.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1959This article looks back at the year 1959 and some people and events from that era.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1958This article looks back at the year 1958 and some people and events from that era.
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The New Jersey 12th Congressional District: 2010 U.S. House Election CoverageThis article looks at the candidates, issues and demographics of the 12th NJ Congressional District. It does not favor or support any candidate. It provides information and resources to review.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1957This article looks back at the year 1957 and some people and events from that era.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1956This article looks back at the year 1956 and some people and events from that era.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1955This article looks back at the year 1955 and some people and events from that era.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1954This article looks back at the year 1954 and some people and events from that era.
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Bastille Day: Vive La France!This article marks the French National Holiday of Bastille day.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1953This article looks back at the year 1953 and some people and events from that era.
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The Day LBJ Landed in Central ParkThis is a memory of a Columbus Day in the mid 1960's when the Presidential helicopter carrying President Lyndon Johnson and Senator Robert F. Kennedy landed in Central Park, New York.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1952This article looks back at the year 1952 and some people and events from that era.
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Mel Gibson Cut Loose by the William Morris-Endeavor AgencyThis article is about the William Morris Agencey cutting Mel Gibson loose and Gibson's recent troubles.
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The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island: A Perfect Family Vacation Day in New York CityThis article recommends visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for a fun family day in New York. The article provides information on planning your visit.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1951This article looks back at the year 1951 and some people and events from that era.
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A Quick Look at the Year 1950This article looks back at the year 1950 and some people and events from that era.
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits Ground ZeroThis article reviews Queen Elizabeth's recent visit to Ground Zero and the special significance of the event.
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Lindsay Lohan Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail for Probation ViolationThis article looks at Lindsay Lohan's sentencing for probation violations and some celebrity behavior.
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New York City Temperature Hits 103 Degrees: You Gotta Think Cool!This is about the the current heat wave in the Northeast and a look back at the snows of February.
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The Justice Department Files Suit Against Arizona Immigration Law SB 1070This is an editorial essay on the DOJ's recent decision to file suit against the State of Arizona and the Arizona Immigration Law SB 1070.
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Ghost Soldiers: The Epic Account of World War II's Greatest Rescue Mission. (Book Review)This is a book review of Ghost Soldiers written by Hampton Sides.
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The Morning the Roof Caved InThis article in a personal memory of the morning the roof caved in during the the missile crisis of October 1962.
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The Magnificent Seven: A Movie ReviewThis a review of the 1960 movie, "The Magnificent Seven".
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Flowers: Part 2A collection of flower pictures.
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Clouds and SunsetsThis is a slide show of clouds and sunsets over New Jersey and New York.
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General Stanley McChrystal and Vice President Joe Biden: Is There a Double Standard for Conduct?This article looks at the standard of conduct of public officials.
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2010 Primary Election in New Jersey: My First Vote Cast in the Garden StateThis is a review of the June 8, 2010, N.J. primary elections and voting experience. The focus is on the Republican primary in the 12th Congressional District.
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Flowers: Part 1This slide show depicts the natural beauty of flowers. Enjoy the photos.
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A Pictorial Celebration For Flag DayThis slide show honors Flag Day.
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Honor Flag Day June 14thThis article describes the origins of American Flag Day.
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Know Your Power: A Message to America's Daughters (Book Review)This is a book review of US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's autobiography. Know Your Power: A Message to America's Daughters was written by Congresswoman Pelosi with Amy Hill Hearth.
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US Deficit Up: Dow and Euro NosediveThis article reviews the recent deficit and jobs report. The article also looks at the debt problems in Europe and the recent Dow results.
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The 10 Best Locations in New York for a Family VacationThe diversity of the State is amazing; from the hustle and bustle of "the Big Apple" to the natural beauty of Niagara Falls, New York provides the perfect vacation spot. Here are 10 of my favorite locations.
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Can Israel Conduct an Impartial Investigation on the Flotilla Incident?This editorial reviews the May 31,2010 flotilla incident where 9 people were killed. It questions if Israel is in a position to conduct a unilateral impartial investigation.
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Start Over, Finish Rich (Book Review)This is a book review of Start Over, Finish Rich: 10 Steps To Get You Back On Track In 2010 by David Bach.
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Swimming Safety: Pool and Beach Safety TipsThis article covers some basic swimming, swimming pool and beach safety tips.
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Saugerties Beach Park: Saugerties, New York.This slide show captures the beauty of Saugerties Beach.
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Hudson Valley ViewsThis slide show contains scenic views taken in the Hudson Valley, New York.
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A Prayer AnsweredThis a humorous tale of a prayer answered.
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A Little Spirituality in a Lost Cell Phone?This is an essay on the small spiritual message I found when I recently lost my cell phone.
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American Wetlands MonthThis article is on American Wetlands Month. It explores how vital the ecosystems are and how fragile they can be.
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Mark Critz and Rand Paul Win: Arlen Spector LosesThis is a recap and political perspective on recent elections.
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A Cruise Ship Heading for Port in New York City: A Follow UpThis is a follow up to my slide show "A Cruise Ship Heading For Port In New York City".
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Old Bridge Waterfront Park: Middlesex County, New JerseyThis is a pictorial look at Old Bridge Waterfront Park.
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The Days of Wine and Roses: A Movie Review Forty-Eight Years LaterThis is a review of the 1962 movie "The Days of Wine and Roses" and how the film depicted the disease of alcoholism.
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Will Boycotts of Arizona Solve the Illegal Immigration Problem?This editorial looks at the illegal immigration problem, the recent Arizona law and the subsequent boycotts of Arizona.
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Hard To Believe It Is Brooklyn: Part 4 - Marine ParkThis is Part 4 of a series on the people, places and attractions of Brooklyn. This article focuses on Marine Park which is located in the Brooklyn neighboorhod of the same name.
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Hard To Believe It Is Brooklyn: Part 3 - Canarsie PierThis is the third in a series about places, attractions and the people of Brooklyn. This slide show is about Canarsie Pier.
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Hard To Believe It Is Brooklyn: Part 2 - Shore Parkway - Plumb BeachThis is the second in a series about places, activities and the people of Brooklyn. This is Plumb Beach on the side of the Belt Parkway.
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Hard To Believe It Is Brooklyn: Part 1 - Shore Parkway By the Verrazano.This is part of a series about wonderful places in Brooklyn, New York. The series will highlight places, attractions and the people of Brooklyn.
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A Cruise Ship Heading For Port In New York CityThis is a slide show of a cruise ship making it way through the Narrows and into New York City.
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Windstorms Create Havoc In The New York City Tri-State AreaA windstorm has downed a number of trees in the NYC Tri-State area. This slide shows a downed tree in Jamaica, New York.
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Thanks to the Vigilant New Yorkers Who Foiled the Times Square Bomb ThreatThis essay is a tribute to all the people who foiled the May 1, 2010 bomb plot in Times Square.
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The Fate of the World in the Hands of One Man?This article looks at the tense relations between the United States and the Soviet Union in 1983. It also asks the question if the actions of one man prevented a nuclear war.
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Math Skills: Fun Problem #2This is a fun math problem that deals with percentages and fractions. It was intended to be done in a spreadsheet.
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Memorial Day: A Day of ThanksThis essay looks at the history of Memorial Day and the meaning of the day.
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More on Federal Government OutsourcingThis is an editorial opinion on Federal government outsourcing of jobs overseas.
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Dinning at the Red Lobster: East Brunswick, New JerseyThis is a review of a dinning experience at the Red Lobster Resturant in East Brunswick, NJ
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The Federal Government: The Newest Outsourcer?This is a political opinion article on Federal Government contracts and outsourcing.
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Mary: A PoemThis poem is dedicated to my sister Mary. It is my recollection of the day she was born and references some notable people and events of that year.
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Math Skills: Fun Problem #1This article points out that American students are behind 30 other nations in math skills. Then includes a fun math puzzle to work on.
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Central New Jersey Flea Markets: CollingwoodThis slide show and the associated captions are the second in a series of pictorial reviews of large New Jersey Flea Markets. This slide show focuses on the Collingwood Flea Market.
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Urban Composting in Queens, New York CityThis is a gardening article on composting in Queens County, New York City.
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KathleenThis poem is to celebrate my daughter Kathleen's 25th birthday.
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Forrest Gump: A Poetic TributeThis poem is about peronal character. It uses fictional movie character Forrest Gump as a base.
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Cheesequake State Park New Jersey: Truly BeautifulThis is a pictorial review of Cheesequake State Park in Middlesex County, New Jersey.
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President Obama Finds the Tea Partiers AmusingThis is a political opinion editorial looking at takes and the President's recent speech in Miami where he stated he finds the Tea Partiers amusing.
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Tax Day, April 15th: A PoemThis poem is a political opinion regarding taxes and the economy.
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Central New Jersey Flea Markets: Englishtown Auction SalesThis slide show and the associated captions are the first in a series of pictorial reviews of large New Jersey Flea Markets. This show focuses on the Englishtown Auction Sales, commonly known as the Englishtown Flea Market.
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Trees: Praise God the Creator and Joyce Kilmer the PoetThis slide show celebrates nature's beauty and is dedicated to the poem "Trees" by Joyce Kilmer.
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Spring Time Comes to New JerseyPhotos of the first day of spring compared to a snowy day in February.
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Health Care Debate: Is There Any Credibility in Washington?This editorial comments on the current healt care debate, the President's changing position on an up down vote and the lack of Congress to yet take a vote.
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Obama's Strongville, Ohio Speech: Why is There so Much Resistance to Obama Care?This editorial reviews the President's speech on health care delivered in Strongville, Ohio on March 15, 2010. It examines some reasons for the resistance to the current Senate bill.
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Take Your Father to Work DayThis story is about being a temporary worker for my daughter and recalls and reviews "Take Our Daughters to Work Day" experiences.
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Fishing in Newfoundland with the Wizard of ZigtonThi is a story about a fishing trip in Conception Bay, Newfoundland in 1985.
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Does Congress Have Any Sense of Priorities?This editoral takes the position the Congress would better serve the American people by dealing with contemporay rather than historical issues.
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Fire Safety: Make Periodic Reviews MandatoryThis article suggests that families have periodic fire safety reviews. It also recaps some basic fire safety items.
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Congressman Charles Rangel: Is He Fit to Be Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee?This editorial questions Congressman Rangel ability to be Chariman of the Ways and Means Committee. It also questions House Speaker Pelosi's support of the Congressman.
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Devastating Earthquake in Chile: Can it Happen Here and Are We Prepared?This article looks at recent earthquakes and asks the question can it happen in any area and are we prepared to respond.
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New York Governor Patterson Will Not Run for EllectionThis article discusses Governor Patterson's decision not to run for election and is an editorial on the effectiveness on the State of New York's government.
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Personal Goal Setting: A Good Idea for EveryoneThis article encourages personal written goals and action plans as a tool to being successful.
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Communication and Information Technology: A Spontaneous Review of 45 YearsA personal look back of communication and computer technology advances over the last 45 years.
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The Constitution of the United States: A Magnificent and Simple DocumentThe artile compares the readability of contemporary U.S. Government legislation to the ease of reading and understanding the original Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
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The White House Website: A Treasure of InformationThis article is a review of the Official White House website.
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The U.S. Trade Deficit: Does it Impact You?This article looks at the U.S Trade deficit, high level 2009 statistics and President Obama's export initiative.
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Congressman Ackerman and the Wizard of ZigtonThis story describes a chance encounter between Buddy the "Wizard of Zigton" and Congressman Gary Ackerman. The encounter took place in 1983 in an Ice Cream Store parking lot in Queens, NY.
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A Eulogy for Eddie Full of Spaghetti - Good Shepard R.C. Church, Brooklyn, NY July 1991This is a eulogy for my son Edward who passed away in July 1991. It was delivered at his funeral Mass in Good Shepherd Church, Marine Park, Brooklyn, NY. It is about mourning a tremendous loss and celebrating a wonderful life.
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Buddy the Wizard of Zigton, Circa 1987Buddy the"Wizard of Zigton" is a most unforgettable character. This article describes the "Wizard" in 1987. Stay tuned more to come on the Wizard and his planet Zigton.
