The latest marvel of yesteryear to captivate scholars and historians (or, in my case, bloggers in search of a post) today: “cow tunnels.” What, you may ask, in heaven, hell and New York City is a cow tunnel? While a few individuals know what they are (were, I should say) no one is certain that [...]
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Another Fourth of July has come and gone while we (Americans in general, New Yorkers in particular, everyone else along the way) end the celebrations we had today and look forward to those we’ll (hopefully) continue to have tomorrow. A sulfurous halo of light cloaks the skyline–a spontaneous rocket trail is seen here, a random [...]
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