Sunday, May 31, 2009
American Poultry
The most inspiring symbol of what America aspires to be. The bald eagle symbolizes America's strength, prowess, and reflects the sense of freedom that we believe in so greatly.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Early Summer
Where's the weekend heading? I have been asking myself this almost daily for the past few months. Despite the terrible economy this is turning out to be a wonderful and exciting year.
More pictures to be posted on what acitivities New York offers this year.
More pictures to be posted on what acitivities New York offers this year.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Chavez and the Mouse
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Castro and the Mouse
It's a sad image isn't it? This image won a Clio Award recently and depicts the fear leaders of closed societies have of the internet and other open forms of media.
Monday, May 25, 2009
Ahmadinejad and the Mouse
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Los Angelos
source: http://www.musicomh.comRecently I have been seeing a lot of references to angels and spirituality in my daily life. It's odd because I do not consider my highly religious. Regardless, I have noticed that the public and private debate of which I have witnessed and participated in surrounding national and familial politics strongly revolves around the raging struggle between forces of good and evil.
I recently saw the Hollywood version of Dan Brown's Angels and Demons. I give it four and a half stars. It is a very good thriller. The president of our republic also frequently refers to us appealing to our better angels. There are references to debates of this sort entwined in national politics and lately they appear more interesting because of their subtlety.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Miro
If you use Firefox, enjoy watching internet videos, or basically want a platform to learn more about what else the net has to offer then I suggest you take a look at Miro. According to Mozilla, Miro is a free, open source Internet TV and video player. According to its marketing Miro offers very high quality video which trumps normal and HD video quality on most websites. I have used it to watch Stephen Colbert and the Scifi Channel on Miro. The program is truly impressive. Learn more about Miro here.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Commencement Season
Probably the most long awaited day for most people is graduation day. For college students May is the month we love the most. It marks the end of an academic year and after years of study mid-May signifies the commencement.
Today I attended the 133rd commencement ceremony at the Steven's Institute in Hoboken, NJ. The reason for my presence was to support and share in the moment with a friend how has worked hard and earned the confirmation of an advanced academic degree.
Today I attended the 133rd commencement ceremony at the Steven's Institute in Hoboken, NJ. The reason for my presence was to support and share in the moment with a friend how has worked hard and earned the confirmation of an advanced academic degree.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Blarney Stones anyone?
I spent the afternoon in the city again. It was such a nice day so I did some walking.
Any viewer of the television show the Colbert Report is probably familiar with his references on sucking on his blarney stones. Well it turns out that Blarney Stone is an Irish pub on 3rd Ave and 44th St. Pictures to come soon.
Dennis F.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Speedway at 34t St.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Midnight post
It was at Union Sq. that we found probably the best frozen yogurt I ever tried. The glacerie is called red mango. The fabulous creation pictured here is pomegranite frozen yogurt with dark chocolate pebbles and almond flakes. It was very good and left us wanting more.
Dennis Fiakpoey.
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
Rendez-vous à l'aeroport
I have to pick up a friend from the airport today. Expected arrival is 9:00 pm tonight. I cannot confirm whether my friend caught his flight from Hong Kong. I will have to drive across New York and wait until I see him. In the worst case scenario if he is not on tonight's flight then I will do this again tomorrow.
Going to the airport reminded me of the April 27, 2009 Air Force One flyby over New York City. The plane flew very low and appeared to be chased by two air force fighter jets. Needless to say it caused a panic in Manhattan for obvious reasons. Read more about the story at nytimes.com
source
Zeleny, Jeff "After Flyover of Air Force One Backup, Military Office Director Resigns " nytimes.com May 8, 2009 http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/08/after-air-force-one-flyover-military-office-director-resigns/?scp=2&sq=New%20York%20City%20Air%20Force%20One%20fly-by&st=cse
Going to the airport reminded me of the April 27, 2009 Air Force One flyby over New York City. The plane flew very low and appeared to be chased by two air force fighter jets. Needless to say it caused a panic in Manhattan for obvious reasons. Read more about the story at nytimes.com
source
Zeleny, Jeff "After Flyover of Air Force One Backup, Military Office Director Resigns " nytimes.com May 8, 2009 http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/08/after-air-force-one-flyover-military-office-director-resigns/?scp=2&sq=New%20York%20City%20Air%20Force%20One%20fly-by&st=cse
Friday, May 15, 2009
Trinity Chuch Cemetery

When taking the time to discover new parts of this country I sometimes notice iconic things that mirror America's roots. Even though we are a forward looking nation it is sometimes fun to notice those things in our society that are very European, Latin, or African in origin.
Trinity Church is centrally located in lower Manhattan near Wall St. and the New York Stock Exchange. I have attached 1 of my photos of the cemetery at Trinity Church to this posting. The cemetery and its design take me back to France. It's a lovely church with rich history and took my mind back to the days of old New York.
The cemetery is well preserved. Most tombstones can no longer be read however many still have legible eulogies for the dead. The paths are paved with stone and lined with flowers and other plants. This must be one of the most peaceful places in lower Manhattan.
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New York City,
Trinity Church,
Wall St.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
The First
There are many things I hope to share on this blog. This is the first posting so I will keep it short. It's late and I am going out for a little while. Let's see what I can post tomorrow.
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