It was back in the 1980′s. I’m not sure of the year, and if I were, I wouldn’t tell you because it would make me sound ancient, but it was sometime before we all had PC’s, before even the big boxy cell phones. In those days there were still companies like Wang that made one-function [...]
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My better half sent an oldie but goody around. It’s a piece from The Onion from 2007 referencing the ethnic and religious diversity of Queens (the borough of dreams), relevant today, especially given Mayor Bloomberg’s recent eloquent speech in which he gave a shout out to the Flushing Remonstrance in his explanation of why New [...]
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Regarding the issue of building a new community center in lower-Manhattan: New Yorkers are a peaceful people. Even in the midst of Post 9/11 hysteria, hundreds of thousands of us came out to protest the war in Iraq. We are tolerant of different religions and customs. Clerks in department stores say, “Happy Holidays,” not because [...]
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