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...........it reflects off the river - moonshine on the Hacky!

My cellphone doesn't take good pictures at night, but this one I took tonight is good enough to see the bright swath of light on the river below the moon.

3542
How about that? I post a reflection and we get reflective.

3543
In later years, when she and "Supey" became more shall we say active it, appears that she was no longer a maiden thus making it appropriate to change this little street to Lois Lane.

"appears" being the operative (and indefinite) word here.

According to the following, what you are suggesting is humanly (and kryptonicly) impossible:


http://www.rawbw.com/~svw/superman.html

(Warning: rated PG for suggestively-vivid mental imagery)


By this standard, the following streets are also ruled out for Lois Lane renaming eligibility:

UNION St
JOHNSON Ave




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I agree - lose the Mayans. They refused to lift a finger when I asked for their help last month in setting my 3-ton sundial an hour ahead.

Homer - Superman would go for your idea on one condition: Louis St would have to be renamed Lois Lane. ;D



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.............it travels a distance of one apartment per week on the backside of 417 Main St.

I took the cellphone picture on the right last week and the one on the left today.

Bonus (B)observation (can't find the photos): from my perspective, the sun sets as far south as Essex St at the Winter Solstice. It sets as far north as Passaic St exactly 6 months later.

That would place my personal Hackensack equator in the Central Avenue/Susquehanna tracks area.  8)



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3546
Hackensack History / Re: Garafolo's junk yard
« on: April 27, 2010, 05:22:21 PM »
I did a shoot there with a band named Fear Tech in 1989. They thought it would be funny to use the junked school bus with their schoolish name on it.

I thought it was funny that it was on the same road as Bergen Tech.

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Description:

TWO SERVICE 1917 MEDALS, ONE READS 1917.1918 PRESENTED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO ITS CITIZENS WHO SERVED IN THE WORLD WAR. , PRESENTED BY THE PEOPLE OF HACKENSACK, N.J TO HER SONS WHO WILL FIGHT TO MAKE THE WORLD SAFE, FOR DEMOCRACY DEFENDERS DAY SEPT 3, 1917, BOTH LOOK TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION



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3550
Description:

Vintage

MOTOR CLUB OF AMERICA

MCA

from

Hackensack NJ (New Jersey)

TIN BOX

Trunck Tool

Marked:

Motor Club of America

49 Linden Street, Hackensack, NJ

Actually: "Czestochowa Unisex Beauty Salons"

The tin is in great conditions except for some rust in one of the corners.

Measures 10 1/4" x 4 3/4" x 1 1/2"




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3551
Description:


Early Hackensack, NJ Police Station Photo (measures 7" x 9") + "Fair Mansion" (Essex and Fair St., Hackensack, measures 5" x 5", reads on back "Emil Entress purchased this house, 1911").


Click pic for larger image.

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Sample RR ticket: Anderson St to Hoboken


Description:

This is a "Sample" 23-Ride Monthly Commutation ticket from the New Jersey & New York Railroad for trips between Anderson St (Hackensack) and Hoboken. Although it is not back-stamped, it is a Sample ticket by the Rand McNally & Co. It measures 2 1/2" x 3 7/8" and is in very good condition.

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Too bad they spelled "NJ" wrong.

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Hackensack History / 1894 Euclid Ave Lot Auction PC
« on: April 18, 2010, 12:54:17 AM »
http://xrl.us/EuclidLotsAuc

Seller's description:

GREAT ADVERTISING ON 1c POSTAL STATIONERY CARD, POSTMARKED HACKENSACK NJ 5/10/1894, "GRAND AUCTION SALE, EUCLID AVE LOTS, W.E. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER."



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http://xrl.us/HasHtsSrPromCard


Seller's description:

This auction is for a card for the Senior Promenade of the Class of 1941 Hasbrouck Heights High School at Hackensack Woman's Club Friday, June 13, 1941.



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