Friday: Angling season in New York, weekend events and a milestone at the Temple of Dendur.
Comments: 15
Check out Elias Vaisberg's YouTube channel to get a taste of the saltwater fishing opportunities in NYC. He is a wonderful fisherman and commentator. https://m.youtube.com/user/eliasvaisberg87
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Great column today, and I loved this fascinating link in the “In the News” section: “The luxurious bathrooms at Bryant Park reopened.”
Imagining tourists raving about New York for the luxurious bathrooms. :)
Tune of “Autumn in New York”
Bathrooms in New York They’re filled with music and flowers Bathrooms in New York You could just sit there for hours
In Bryant Park From morning to dark They wait there for you There’s not much to do Who cares?
‘Cause bathrooms in New York You can’t just call it a restroom Bathrooms in New York It’s much more like an event
Tourists with lots of dough May opt for a Broadway show But bathrooms in New York I’m oh so happy I went.
Happy Weekend, Freddie
... bathrooms filled with music, flowers & lyrics by our Freddie
I recommend you almost every day, Freddie, but the last line of this song? A bit much. I'd been hoping for something about the sparkling fish. Still I thank you, as always.
Hi Martha, sorry about that in that last line! I’d done my take on varieties of fish before, so didn’t want to repeat, but here it is (since you asked, LOL)
FISH! (to the tune of Zip)
Fish! The sashimi isn't brilliant today Fish! Does McDonald's have to fry that filet? Fish! I was eating Arthur Treacher's last night Fish! And I think that Arthur Treacher's not right
I'd prefer a lunch at Esca Crab and tuna with a Fresca Fish! That sounds so appealing!
Rods and hooks in ocean breezes In the spring where no one freezes Fish! That could set me reeling
Fish! They say April, May and June is the time Fish! When the angl-ing is prime.
Fish! Cappellini with raw salmon is fab Fish! Sturgeon goes real well with almondined crab Fish! The bodega sells their skate a la carte Fish! Those omega oils are great for the heart
I don't want a Nathan's weenie Get beluga on a blini Fish! I’d be so ecstatic
I don't need to call a pal up Just get me a giant scallop Fish! I’m so damn aquatic
Fish! I like any seafood, raw or well-cooked Fish! You might say that I am hooked!
"Property records show that Mr. Ponte, 70, whose city salary in 2016 was nearly $220,000, and his wife sold their home in Wiscasset, Me., in March."
Mr. Ponte, whose absence from his job in Corrections has finally been called out, may yet regret leaving Wiscasset, billed as "the prettiest town in Maine," although with the fairly hefty salary he earns here and the sale of his home, he'll do very well. If he keeps his position.
(By the way, Wiscasset, unlike its near neighbors, voted for Trump. That does somewhat tarnish the "prettiest" label.)
Is it really necessary to torture fish that aren't even going to be eaten, for the sake of a selfie?
I don't want to be overly sentimental, but the same thought occurred to me. Doesn't removing the hook hurt their mouths?
Catch and release is a disgusting practice that is cruel and should be outlawed.
Nice to know the stripped bass are back, and one can even eat them! -- for years the waters were so polluted they were deemed inedible. Also. Thanks for the nod to "Dock of the Bay"... And for those who don't know the great Otis Redding version, you've got a treat in store for you!
Let's leave the fish alone.
I agree with several commenters that catch-and-release is a practice that should be --let's say, released. Almost as bad as keeping birds in cages as pets!!
I would also comment that I see gazillions of drivers using a hand held phone as I wait for the bus or to cross a street. PREVENTIVE law enforcement would put a stop to this practice--long before, unfortunately, a fancy device is called into action to look into the content on a driver's phone after a devastating accident.
I doubt very much anyone will see a sea otter in New York Harbor, as they are only found in the North Pacific. You might see a river otter, which are occasionally found in brackish water.
BAR TATTOOS
Bar codes are a business boon Marking prices throughout the land, Saving time that used to go To stamping cans and boxes by hand.
Now the bar code’s crossing over And becoming a tattoo device, Solid proof if any’s needed, Every man has his price.
Check out Elias Vaisberg's YouTube channel to get a taste of the saltwater fishing opportunities in NYC. He is a wonderful fisherman and commentator.
https://m.youtube.com/user/eliasvaisberg87
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Great column today, and I loved this fascinating link in the “In the News” section: “The luxurious bathrooms at Bryant Park reopened.”
Imagining tourists raving about New York for the luxurious bathrooms. :)
Tune of “Autumn in New York”
Bathrooms in New York
They’re filled with music and flowers
Bathrooms in New York
You could just sit there for hours
In Bryant Park
From morning to dark
They wait there for you
There’s not much to do
Who cares?
‘Cause bathrooms in New York
You can’t just call it a restroom
Bathrooms in New York
It’s much more like an event
Tourists with lots of dough
May opt for a Broadway show
But bathrooms in New York
I’m oh so happy I went.
Happy Weekend, Freddie
... bathrooms filled with music, flowers & lyrics by our Freddie
I recommend you almost every day, Freddie, but the last line of this song? A bit much. I'd been hoping for something about the sparkling fish. Still I thank you, as always.
Hi Martha, sorry about that in that last line!
I’d done my take on varieties of fish before, so didn’t want to repeat, but here it is (since you asked, LOL)
FISH! (to the tune of Zip)
Fish! The sashimi isn't brilliant today
Fish! Does McDonald's have to fry that filet?
Fish! I was eating Arthur Treacher's last night
Fish! And I think that Arthur Treacher's not right
I'd prefer a lunch at Esca
Crab and tuna with a Fresca
Fish! That sounds so appealing!
Rods and hooks in ocean breezes
In the spring where no one freezes
Fish! That could set me reeling
Fish! They say April, May and June is the time
Fish! When the angl-ing is prime.
Fish! Cappellini with raw salmon is fab
Fish! Sturgeon goes real well with almondined crab
Fish! The bodega sells their skate a la carte
Fish! Those omega oils are great for the heart
I don't want a Nathan's weenie
Get beluga on a blini
Fish! I’d be so ecstatic
I don't need to call a pal up
Just get me a giant scallop
Fish! I’m so damn aquatic
Fish! I like any seafood, raw or well-cooked
Fish! You might say that I am hooked!
"Property records show that Mr. Ponte, 70, whose city salary in 2016 was nearly $220,000, and his wife sold their home in Wiscasset, Me., in March."
Mr. Ponte, whose absence from his job in Corrections has finally been called out, may yet regret leaving Wiscasset, billed as "the prettiest town in Maine,"
although with the fairly hefty salary he earns here and the sale of his home, he'll do very well. If he keeps his position.
(By the way, Wiscasset, unlike its near neighbors, voted for Trump. That does somewhat tarnish the "prettiest" label.)
Is it really necessary to torture fish that aren't even going to be eaten, for the sake of a selfie?
I don't want to be overly sentimental, but the same thought occurred to me. Doesn't removing the hook hurt their mouths?
Catch and release is a disgusting practice that is cruel and should be outlawed.
Nice to know the stripped bass are back, and one can even eat them! -- for years the waters were so polluted they were deemed inedible.
Also. Thanks for the nod to "Dock of the Bay"...
And for those who don't know the great Otis Redding version, you've got a treat in store for you!
Let's leave the fish alone.
I agree with several commenters that catch-and-release is a practice that should be --let's say, released. Almost as bad as keeping birds in cages as pets!!
I would also comment that I see gazillions of drivers using a hand held phone as I wait for the bus or to cross a street. PREVENTIVE law enforcement would put a stop to this practice--long before, unfortunately, a fancy device is called into action to look into the content on a driver's phone after a devastating accident.
I doubt very much anyone will see a sea otter in New York Harbor, as they are only found in the North Pacific. You might see a river otter, which are occasionally found in brackish water.
BAR TATTOOS
Bar codes are a business boon
Marking prices throughout the land,
Saving time that used to go
To stamping cans and boxes by hand.
Now the bar code’s crossing over
And becoming a tattoo device,
Solid proof if any’s needed,
Every man has his price.