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gothicnyc · 2 months

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Gothic Events Happening in NYC March

Inferno

Widely hailed as one of the great classics of Western literature, INFERNO details Dante's journey through the nine circles of Hell. After meeting his guide, the eminent Roman poet Virgil, in a mythical dark wood, the two begin their descent through a mysterious world of miserable souls, horrifying tortures, and unending suffering.

Until the end of April

$35-65

165 West 86th Street New York, NY 10024

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/inferno-tickets-792312296407?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Trivia

Did you spend your youth pinning for vampiric affection? Then gather your Scoobies and join us for Buffy the Vampire Slayer Trivia at Home Base Bistro, our Bronze for the evening to celebrate The Chosen One

3/6/2024

Free

416 Third Avenue New York, NY 10016

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/buffy-the-vampire-slayer-trivia-tickets-831196419867?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

BLOOD FOR DRACULA

Immediately after completing Flesh For Frankenstein, filmmaker Paul Morrissey and star Udo Kier created Blood For Dracula, a sumptuously depraved Euroshocker that tows the line between art and bad taste. Desperate for virgin blood, Count Dracula (Kier) journeys to an Italian villa only to discover the family’s three young daughters are also coveted by the estate’s Marxist stud (Joe Dallesandro of Morrissey’s Flesh, Trash and Heat). Stefania Casini (Suspiria) and Bicycle Thieves director Vittorio De Sica co-star in one of the most unique and outrageous vampire films in history, now scanned uncut in 4K from the original negative for the first time ever.

3/8/2024

$ 15.00

136 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

https://nitehawkcinema.com/williamsburg/movies/blood-for-dracula/

The Red Party

Hosted by Elder Goth & DJ Sean Templar, the red party is sure to delight. Enjoy a night of gothic music and drinks at the mercury lounge. Come watch me dance my ass off.

3/23/2024

$ 15.00

217 East Houston St, New York, NY, United States, New York

https://linktr.ee/redpartynyc?fbclid=IwAR0LwDx2k-MBUlFnIQFitfPx--Nmr7A9AJ-U8xDlibsAASMus7lgRzCG1j0

SAW The Musical The Unauthorized Parody of Saw (New York Off-Broadway)

One of the most thought-provoking horror films of all time now is…a musical. SAW The Musical hilariously captures the events of the first movie parodying the Saw that started it all following from where Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight find each other for the first time in the bathroom trap. Will they follow "the rules" as they discover each other's secrets? Will they escape the game in time and saw right through? A love story with fluidity (and lots more fluids), 'SAW The Musical The Unauthorized Parody of Saw' is Little Shop of Horrors meets Avenue Q, pushing the boundary on sexuality and how to love. [Parental Advisory: Explicit Content]

3/11/2024

$41 – $123

354 West 45th Street New York, NY 10036

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/saw-the-musical-the-unauthorized-parody-of-saw-new-york-off-broadway-tickets-823186150937?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Dark Delights

Step into a world of darkness and decadence as Dark Delights presents an unforgettable dining experience like no other. Join us in the grand hall, where an 8-course tasting menu awaits, presented by a staff of elegant vampires and their human servants. Event Admission Includes: 🍽️ 8-Course Tasting Menu 🍷 Unlimited Wine (Type A or B) 🥤 Soda & Water

3/19/2024

$ 107.48

1745 Express Drive North Hauppauge, NY 11788

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dark-delights-tickets-838683534027?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Charming Disaster's Musical Séance

Charming Disaster’s Musical Séance is part concert, part spirit divination, part guided tour of what may lie beyond the mortal veil. The playfully macabre goth-folk duo take on phantoms, poisons, witches, monsters, mediums, and more of their favorite things in this performance of original songs and mysterious onstage rituals. Charming Disaster invites you to get haunted with them – exploring the dark side with tongue in cheek and drink in hand. Séance kit included with VIP ticket!

3/22/2024

$ 18.80

21 A Clinton Street New York, NY 10002

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/charming-disasters-musical-seance-tickets-796951913627?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

LGBTQ Secrets of the Met Museum Tour • NYC

Professor Andrew Lear, a four-time winner of the Harvard Certificate for Excellence in Teaching, will decipher the meanings of symbols, poses, and context while telling you the low-down on what's really going on. For Lear’s peerless insights on just one of the works in the Met’s unrivaled collection, visit The Gay and Lesbian Review. Famous artists and subjects appear but so do lesser-known artists and works whose homoerotic charge is often ignored.

3/23/2024

$ 60.54

1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lgbtq-secrets-of-the-met-museum-tour-nyc-tickets-771099448207?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Remembrance, Commemoration & Myth-Making: A Critical Look at Monuments

Join the American Federation of Arts for a panel discussion inspired by the AFA's traveling exhibition Monuments and Myths: The America of Sculptors Augustus Saint-Gaudens and Daniel Chester French. This talk will highlight the perspectives of artists, curators, and scholars engaging with monuments and the ways in which they influence history, identity, and memory in contemporary contexts. The program will be followed by a light reception and exhibition catalogs will be available for purchase.

3/26/2024

Free

215 West 57th Street #Suite 1 New York, NY 10019

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/remembrance-commemoration-myth-making-a-critical-look-at-monuments-tickets-829099247167?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Be sure to keep you eyes out! More events to be posted as the weeks progress!

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ausetkmt · 3 months

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The Department of Housing Stability (HOST) partners with many agencies citywide to provide shelter for people experiencing homelessness. There are many shelter facilities throughout the city, so rather than requiring people in crisis to navigate a complex system, we have identified specific centrally-located facilities as the "front door" access to the entire system. These locations have longer hours for intake and have transportation available to other facilities. They can also help people navigate which shelter facility is the best option for their individual situation.

The Department of Housing Stability is now offering a free circulator bus service for persons experiencing homelessness from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

1. 48th Ave Men's Shelter - 4600 48th Ave. - Denver Rescue Mission Serves Men. 24/7 shelter, three meals a day, showers, restrooms, and Next Step Services. Must be accessed from Lawrence Street Community Center.

2. 48th Ave Women's Shelter - 4330 48th Ave. - Catholic Charities Serves Women. 24/7 shelter, three meals a day, one light snack, showers, laundry, case management, mental health support, basic hygiene, etc. Must provide a name, be over 18, and comply with community guidelines.

3. Crossroads Shelter - 1901 29th St. - The Salvation Army Serves Men. First come first serve shelter beds beginning at 12 p.m. daily. Sack lunches and hot dinners at 6 p.m. Overflow begins at 5 p.m.

4. Samaritan House & Holy Rosary - 2301 Lawrence St. - Catholic Charities. Serves Women 5 p.m.- 7:30 a.m. Two meals, basic hygiene, basic linens, and emergency clothing. Case management, mental health support, and occasional programming. Participants are required to provide a name, be over 18, and comply with community guidelines.

5. Lawrence Street Community Center - 2222 Lawrence St. - Denver Rescue Mission Serves Men and Women. Day shelter, meals, clean drinking water, and restrooms. Also serves as a central location where guests can sign up for a bed and learn about the New Life Program and STAR Transitional Program.

6. St. Francis Center - 2323 Curtis St. 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Serves Men and Women. Phone access, mail, onsite storage, clothing, phone charging, & notary services. Social Services (offered M-F 8:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.): Basic orientation to shelter, assistance in procuring IDs and Social Security cards, and family reunification. Wellness Services: Mental health and substance use treatment navigation, wellness group activities/therapy, crisis counseling etc.

7. Stout Street Health Clinic - 2130 Stout St. - Denver Rescue Mission 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wednesday. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Open to anyone. Primary care, including pediatrics, dental care, eye clinic, pharmacy, behavioral health care, mental health care, substance use treatment (medication assisted treatment), Medicaid enrollment.

8. Denver Central Library - 10 West 14th Ave. Opens at 1 p.m. Peer Navigators, information about services and support such as mental/physical health, substance recovery, reentry, human services, and food resources.

9. The Gathering Place - 1535 High St. Open 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Serves women, transgender individuals, and their children. Meals, showers, laundry, phone access, mail services, nap room, notary services, clothing boutique, food cupboard, referrals for supportive services, housing focused case management, etc.

10. WellPower Crisis Center - 4353 E. Colfax. Open to anyone. Immediate help with a mental health crisis. Insurance is accepted including Medicaid and no one is denied services due to inability to pay. Visit the Walk-In Center or call 1-844-493-8255 or text "TALK" to 38255. Outpatient Services located at 4455 E. 12th Ave.

11. Smith Road Shelter - 6240 Smith Rd. - Catholic Charities. Serves Women. 24/7 shelter, three meals a day, one light snack, showers, laundry, Wi-Fi, computer access, basic hygiene, basic linens, emergency clothing, light storage at bedside, etc. Participants are required to provide a name, be over 18, and comply with community guidelines.

Source: denvergov.org

In Denver, there are several initiatives providing free transportation assistance to the homeless:

Regional Transportation District (RTD) Grants: RTD is awarding grants to nonprofits for funding free rides for those in need. These grants are intended to support transportation access for people experiencing homelessness among other groups. Source: https://denverite.com/2024/01/05/rtd-transit-assistance-grant-program-how-to-apply/

Travelers Aid at Colorado Coalition for the Homeless: This program offers a lottery for 16 bus tokens at 8:30 am on the first and second week of each month. The service is available at 2111 Champa Street, Denver, and operates from 7:30 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Source: https://www.denverhomelessconnection.com/resources/travelers_aid.htm

Denver's Department of Housing Stability (HOST): The City of Denver is expanding transportation access for those experiencing homelessness who utilize Denver's shelters. HOST is finalizing a $450,000 contract with Colorado Student Transportation to provide ongoing daytime transportation to and from overnight shelters. Source: https://nationalcenterformobilitymanagement.org/news/denver-expands-transportation-options-for-those-experiencing-homelessness/

These programs reflect a concerted effort by various organizations and city departments in Denver to address transportation barriers faced by the homeless population, enhancing their access to essential services and support.

Navigating the City Without Wheels: The Transportation Struggle for the Homeless

In the landscape of urban challenges, one of the most pressing yet often overlooked issues is the lack of accessible transportation for the homeless population. Mobility, a fundamental aspect of urban life, becomes a significant barrier for those living on the streets. This article explores the difficulties faced by the homeless due to the absence of reliable transportation, underlined by pertinent statistics and studies.

The Scale of the Issue

Access to transportation is crucial for meeting basic needs, seeking employment, attending healthcare appointments, and more. For the homeless, the absence of personal transport or the means to afford public transit can severely limit access to essential services and opportunities. According to a report by the National Alliance to End Homelessness, transportation barriers significantly impact approximately 20-30% of the homeless population, hindering their efforts to secure housing, employment, and access health care.

Compounded Challenges

The impact of transportation difficulties on the homeless is multi-faceted:

Employment: A study by the American Journal of Public Health found that 55% of homeless individuals cited transportation as a major barrier to employment. Lack of reliable transport means missed job interviews and employment opportunities.

Healthcare Access: Transportation barriers are associated with missed or delayed healthcare appointments. The Journal of Community Health notes that 10-15% of homeless individuals have reported missing medical appointments due to transportation issues.

Shelter and Food Access: Moving between shelters, food banks, and other service locations can be a significant challenge. The American Public Transportation Association highlights that the lack of transport can lead to increased vulnerability, especially in severe weather conditions.

Public Transportation and Its Limitations

While public transportation is a potential resource, it is not always a viable solution for the homeless. Cost, despite discounted fares in some cities, remains a hurdle. Additionally, many shelters and service providers are located outside the central areas served by public transit, making access to these facilities a challenge.

Innovative Solutions and Community Efforts

Recognizing these challenges, some cities and organizations have begun implementing innovative solutions:

Free or Subsidized Transit Programs: Some cities have introduced free or subsidized transit passes for homeless individuals, though these programs are not widespread.

Shuttle Services: Certain non-profits and shelters offer shuttle services to and from essential service locations.

Bike Sharing Initiatives: Some communities have started bike-sharing programs specifically targeted at the homeless, offering an affordable and flexible transportation option.

The Road Ahead

While these initiatives offer some relief, a more comprehensive approach is needed to address the transportation barriers faced by the homeless. This includes policy changes to expand and fund transportation assistance programs, integrating transportation planning into homelessness support strategies, and increasing collaboration between transit authorities, non-profits, and social service agencies.

The struggle for transportation among the homeless is a critical issue that requires immediate attention and action. Enhancing mobility for the homeless is not just about providing access to transportation; it's about restoring independence, facilitating access to essential services, and supporting the journey out of homelessness. As we continue to seek solutions for the myriad challenges faced by the homeless, addressing their transportation needs remains a pivotal part of this collective effort.

#Free circulator bus service for persons experiencing homelessness #Homelessness

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archinform · 6 months

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The Riviera Theater, Uptown, Chicago

4746 N Racine Ave, Chicago, IL 60640

Opened Oct. 2, 1918

C.W. Rapp and George Rapp, architects

Balaban & Katz, original owners

Seating Capacity: 2,500

Jam Productions, current owners

Current use: Concert venue

Completed in 1917 by architects George and C.W. Rapp (Rapp & Rapp), it was built as a movie theater for the Balaban & Katz chain. Transformed into a private nightclub in 1986, the Riviera Theatre is now one of Chicago’s premier concert and special events venues.

Jam Productions website https://www.jamusa.com/venues/riviera-theatre

Broadway and Lawrence, Uptown

Two theaters: the Riviera and the Uptown

Photo on display in the Riviera lobby, showing original chandelier, now gone, and the box office, which remains

The Riviera Theatre was the largest and most ornate of the movie theatres of the Uptown neighborhood until the opening of the Uptown Theatre almost a decade later. Opened October 2, 1918 with Lina Cavalieri in “A Woman of Impulse”. Built at a cost of well over half a million dollars (delayed by almost two years due to World War I), this Rapp & Rapp-designed house located on N. Racine Avenue between Broadway and W. Lawrence Avenue, originally seated 2,600 and its building also featured eight storefronts and over 30 apartments. Initially the Riviera Theatre was to have been operated by the Jones, Linick & Schaefer chain, which operated several Loop movie houses in the 1910’s and 1920’s such as the Orpheum Theatre, the Rialto Theatre, and the McVickers Theatre. However, the Riviera Theatre ended up becoming the second major theatre of the Balaban & Katz circuit, which at the time also included the Central Park Theatre, now regarded as Chicago’s first true ‘movie palace’. Featuring movies accompanied by the orchestra of S. Leopold Kohl, the Riviera Theatre also featured “high class” musical acts on stage. It was initially equipped with a Barton theatre organ which was later replaced by a Wurlitzer organ. The theatre mainly catered to the upper-middle class residents of the Uptown area, especially women. The Riviera Theatre continued to remain one of the neighborhood’s most popular movie houses for decades, even once the almost 4,500-seat Uptown Theatre opened just down the street. By 1977 it was in its final days as a full-time movie theatre as occasional live concerts were beginning to be staged. It became first a nightclub in 1986, and a few years later, after the nightclub closed, one of Chicago’s most popular concert venues, as it remains today. It still has a feel of faded elegance to it, and in 2000 the concert hall was named one of the historically important structures making up the Uptown Square National Historic District.

www.cinematreasures.org

In a scene still from the American drama film A Woman of Impulse (1918), Leonora, the opera singer known as "La Vecci" (played by Lina Cavalieri) sits in her backstage dressing room receiving visitors.

The Riviera Theater was open to the public on the weekend of October 14-15, as part of the Open House Chicago weekend sponsored by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. It was my first time inside the theater.

Jam Productions thoughtfully provided a booklet with a history of the Riviera and reproductions of archival photos. A couple of the images are scanned below.

Theater lobby

Such stage sets were often inserted for the performance of "prologues" or musical numbers before the movie screen would be lowered for the film showing.

As usual, interior photography is difficult without a tripod, and though some of these images are blurry, they give a good impression of what remains a stunning interior.

Sometimes thought of as a "companion" to the much larger Uptown theater just across Lawrence on Broadway, the Riviera was built first, and inspired the slightly later Chicago Theater in the Loop.

The purple wall color is not original, but there are no current plans to change it to the muted tones of the original scheme. A couple of original stencil designs have been uncovered in the lobbies, which will eventually be reproduced. The murals in the auditorium are faded and covered by grime and nicotine, but being backed by heavy paper rather than canvas, their restoration will prove tricky, and there is no current timeline for this process.

I was a bit mystified by the lack of theater seats on the main floor, which resembles a large concrete-floored nightclub rather than a theater. Never having been to a concert in this venue, I imagined what a standing-room crowd would experience here. the balcony level, however, has recently-installed theater seats, and seems a comfortable place from which to enjoy music.

The lobby features one of the original chandeliers from the Granada Theater in Rogers Park; somewhere there is a companion piece, which Jam hopes to acquire eventually for the outer lobby. The huge light fixture isn't exactly elegant; seen from the upper lobby, its design seems rather awkward. That, in my opinion, is one of the weaknesses of early movie palaces, which strove for an overall "wow" effect rather than architectural refinement or historical accuracy of detail.

Here are my photographs from my visit to the theater on October 14:

The Granada chandelier in the Riviera lobby

That's Chrissie Hynde

One of the depictions of the four seasons in the auditorium. The painting isn't nearly this clear or colorful; it's been Photoshopped. It appears muddy as in the next photo.

The six side light fixtures were later additions, and were simply hung from the center of the oval paintings.

#Chicago #architecture #movie theater #cinema #movie palace #Riviera Theater #Uptown #Open House Chicago #Rapp and Rapp #Balaban and Katz #Jam Productions

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angeltreasure · 2 years

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Hello! Not a prayer request but am just asking some tips on how to be a Marian devotee and if you know any Catholic bloggers here who are Marian devotees that I can follow? I do the Brown Scapular, the Miraculous Medal devotion, and even planning to do the 33 days to Morning Glory consecration but somehow I feel like I'm missing the whole point of the relationship with the BVM here :((

Happy Easter!

Here are some blogs that remind me of Mary, have a theme of her, or have posted recently of her (also I apologize if I missed any feel free to introduce yourself). @trying-to-be-mary @the-annunciation @moldada-em-maria @dorrance30 @sugarrose64 @soldier-of-virgin-mary @blessedvmaria @rose-ary @allaboutmary @mercieswithoutend @coracaodemaria @handmaidfullofgrace @srhelena-ofmary @sister-colleen @tradcatmaria

Here are some suggestions on how to devote yourself to Mary with some fresh ideas.

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What To Avoid

- do not worship Mary in place of God

- do not worship Mary as a goddess

- do not use any form of witchcraft that involves Mary

- do not use Mary to make spells

- do not use tarot cards printed with Mary

- do not use anything of Mary that is occult related

I’m sure you are already aware of this but I know other will see this post so it is worth mentioning.

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Mary Gardens!

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Mary shrines~

You can go visit a place of an official Marian apparition or you can make your own little shrine at home with a statue of her.

You could also consider a “pocket shrine”. The possibilities are endless.

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Books!!

Books are also a great way to read about Mary.

The Lives of the Saints by Fr. Alban Butler

True Devotion to Mary: with Preparation for Total Consecration by St. Louis de Montfort

The Secret Of The Rosary by St. Louis de Montfort

Our Lady’s Wardrobe by Anthony DeStefano

10 Wonders of the Rosary by Fr. Donald Calloway

The Holy Rosary by Rev. Lawrence G Lovasik S.V.D.

Mary My Mother by Rev. Lawrence G Lovasik S.V.D.

Our Lady of Lourdes by Rev. Lawrence G Lovasik S.V.D.

Our Lady of Guadalupe by Rev. Lawrence G Lovasik S.V.D.

Children's Prayers to Mary by Rev. Lawrence G Lovasik S.V.D.

Manual for Marian Devotion by The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist

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Movies/shows~

The Chosen (2017-current)

Mary of Nazareth (2012)

Fatima (2020)

The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima (1952)

The Passion of the Christ (2004)

The Nativity Story (2006)

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Prayers Cards/Holy Cards

There are many to collect and they come in various prints of the saints, often with a prayer on the back or sometimes a small biography. You can collect them, decorate your house or car with them, or even gift them to others in need to spread the faith!

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Hymns~

Ave Maria

Immaculate Mary

Hail Holy Queen

Salve Regina

Hail Mary, Gentle Woman

There are so many more!!

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Virtues

Mary is amazing at keeping virtues by doing God’s will and keeping the Ten Commandments. To model after Mary can help us grow in holiness to reach our goal, Heaven. Showing mercy is also another great way.

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Prayers

- The Rosary

- Hail Mary

- The Memorare

- The Angelus

- Regina Coeli

- Hail Holy Queen

- The Magnificat

- Loving Mother of the Redeemer

- Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows of Mary

….there are many more! Try one each day. Another way to grow in devotion is before or after Catholic mass you can light a votive candle and say a prayer for someone in need. Become a prayer warrior.

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Organizations and Religious Orders inspired by Mary that you can research, support, contact, pray for, etc, etc. There are so many more.

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Stepping Up Prayer Life

Here are two groups I have joined for free online that may help you with your prayer life. Your own church or one nearby may have ministries too, that can help grow in devotion or model after our Mother. You may be able to make one of your own.

The Rosary Confraternity

“Each member of the Rosary Confraternity strives to pray the complete Rosary each week (3 Rosaries, 15 decades, and this does not bind under sin, complete details here), and must have his/her name inscribed in the register of the Confraternity. There are no meetings, and no dues….”

Association of Marian Helpers

“Marian Helpers are men, women, moms, dads, grandparents, families, and even children who support the mission of the Marian Fathers in various ways. They are people who, maybe just like you, are looking for ways to belong to something that is doing great good in the Church and the world….As a Marian Helper, you'll share in the benefits of all the daily Masses, prayers, and good works of Marian priests and brothers all over the world…”

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God’s Will

St. Zechariah did not believe the news from the angel that his wife, who was older in age and struggled in fertility with him, would bear a son named John that would prepare the way for the Messiah. Since he did not believe in the will that was God’s, considering the circumstances, the angel made him mute until after St. John was born. Mary, on the other hand, was the opposite. Being found in favor with God, she opened herself to God’s will in amazement, when she heard she would conceive Jesus. Many times in life, people go about their lives under their own will, their own concerns, many times without thinking of God’s will for them and others. To model after Mary, try to open yourself more and more to the will of God and do not be afraid. Remember that God loves you so much more than you will ever know in this life alone. Mary is a wonderful saint we can draw inspiration from.

Hope this helps! May God bless you. 🕊

#Mary #Marian devotion #asks #Catholicism #Catholic #there are probably more #but this is what I can immediately think of off the top of my head #reference #masterpost #Easter

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handeaux · 2 years

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J.C.F. Grumbine’s Spiritual Path Involved Larceny, Libel, Kidnapping & Seduction

Over the years, Cincinnati has spawned a plethora of unconventional religious leaders from Millerites to Theosophists, with Agnostics and Spiritualists tossed in for good measure. Few were as colorful or controversial as J.C.F. Grumbine.

Growing up in Cincinnati, Jesse Charles Fremont Grumbine was a deeply thoughtful lad. Over the years, his theological investigations took him along a highly unconventional and eventful transcendental journey that involved a lot of young women.

Jesse’s father, Jeremiah Grumbine, came to Cincinnati from Maryland and set up a business manufacturing trunks and suitcases. He later became a city police officer and eventually a clerk at the Post Office. Jeremiah and his wife, Mary, had five children, all of whom pursued professional careers. Jesse’s older sisters became teachers, one brother became a doctor and another a lawyer. Jesse, born in 1862, graduated from the old Woodward High School and went off to St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York. St. Lawrence was founded by the Universalist Church and Jesse joined the clergy of that church on graduation, assigned to a congregation in Syracuse, New York, where he married his first wife, Helen Gilbert.

Jesse’s restless spirit found the Universalist Church too confining and transferred his credentials to the Unitarians. In his new church, Jesse occupied pulpits in New York, Missouri and Illinois. The Missouri posting, although reported back in Cincinnati as providing a “large salary” didn’t cover Rev. Grumbine’s rent. He lost other positions because of his liberal politics and bounced to Pittsburgh and St. Paul where he finally gave up traditional religion for Spiritualism. Within a few years, Grumbine was listed among the top practitioners of that occult sect in a book titled “Light of Truth Album”:

“Mr. Grumbine is one of our most active workers at present. He was tor many years a highly respected Unitarian minister at Geneseo, Ill. Being free from orthodox bias, he had the courage to look into Spiritualism with the inevitable result of proper investigation. Seeing more truth in Spiritualism than in creedalism, he gradually merged into the former and is now a regular speaker in our ranks. He is yet a young man, and highly gifted intellectually. His lectures are both scientific and spiritual.”

In Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Boston, J.C.F. Grumbine established a variety of educational organizations under several names, including the College of Divine Science and Realization. He also called his organization “The Order of the White Rose,” which he described as a branch of the Rosicrucians who received guidance from beyond the grave from the late poet, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. A description of his new society appeared in a 1905 spiritual directory:

“The objects of this Order are to establish a Universal Religion, generically designated the Spiritual Movement. It does not occupy the place or sphere of any other kindred organization. Any graduate of the College of Psychical Sciences or member of the Order can organize a Chapter where such reside. Application for membership in the Main Order. must be presented through an official channel, or addressed to J. C. F. Grumbine, 1285 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.”

Grumbine was a prolific writer, churning out a couple dozen brief books on occult topics and constantly on the lecture circuit, visiting some cities, notably Chicago and Washington, so often that he was considered a resident pastor.

It was in Washington that Grumbine’s morality was called into question. His lectures caught the attention of teenaged Lucille Hunt, daughter of a young, socially connected widow. In 1901, when Lucille turned 18, Grumbine hired her as his secretary and gave her a teaching position in the College of Divine Science. She moved into Grumbine’s rented house, and claimed that her mother had stolen some important church papers she had been studying.

Grumbine fired off a nasty note to Mom, demanding the immediate return of church property. His heated missive was accusatory to the extent that Mrs. Hunt had Grumbine arrested and charged with libel. She told the newspapers that Grumbine had hypnotized her daughter and was holding her prisoner in his house.

As the Washington Globe [13 October 1901] reported, the “church property” were very personal letters from Rev. Grumbine to Miss Hunt.

“One of these letters leaves no room to doubt the relations of Grumbine and his victim. It is too obscene to even outline and consists principally of the most passionate description of every portion of the body of the young lady, omitting nothing! It is unspeakably obscene and shocking. The man who penned it ought to be locked up for life as a sexual pervert. ‘Lillies’ are the flowery designation he gives her breasts, but in the letter in question he does not confine his description to the language of flowers but vulgarly names each and every portion of her body.”

No wonder Grumbine wanted the “property” back. All the scandalous newspaper coverage consistently reminded readers that he had an invalid wife and two young daughters back in Syracuse, New York.

And then, the case took a turn to the bizarre. Mrs. Martha Hunt, Lucille’s mother, was herself arrested and charged with grand larceny by a wealthy Washingtonian named James Fox. Mrs. Hunt, Fox alleged, rented his furnished house while he and his family spent a year in Europe. On their return, they found books, household linen, glassware and “bric-a-brac” missing. After some months, they brought charges against Mrs. Hunt after, it was revealed, they were tipped off by none other than Mrs. Hunt’s daughter, Lucille.

Despite the salacious content, both lawsuits faded out, Mrs. Hunt being cleared of charges and her libel accusation against Rev. Grumbine settled quietly. Lucille returned home to Mom and they moved to Brooklyn, where Mrs. Hunt got a job as a bookkeeper for a jewelry store and Lucille taught in the public schools. Lucile never married.

Rev. Grumbine’s long-suffering wife, Helen, succumbed to heart disease in 1908. Five years later, in Los Angeles, at age 50, he married a 30-year-old member of his congregation. The couple relocated to Portland, Oregon, the bride’s hometown. It was there that the Rev. J.C.F. Grumbine passed beyond the veil. His obituary, in the Portland Oregonian [8 June 1938] noted:

“At the time of his death, Rev. Mr. Grumbine was general missionary for the General Assembly of Spiritualists of the United States and Canada. He was a Life Fellow of the Society of Science, Letters and Art, of London.”

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“SHAPIRO REMANDED,” Montreal Star. October 28, 1921. Page 3. ---- Charged with Starting Victoria Square Fire ---- Morris Shapiro, 15 De L’Epee ave., who was arrested by Deputy High Constable Dan Sullivan yesterday on a charge of deliberately setting fire to the premises situated at 88 Victoria square, was remanded for enquete this morning until November 4 and allowed out on bail of $8,000.

The fire occurred on July 11. The premises are owned by the St. Lawrence Realty Company and occupied by the Arrow Clothing Company and M. Shapiro and Company. They were insured at the time for $125,000.

The origin of the fire is at present under investigation by the Fire Commission.

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Hanshi Ken Tallack invites YOU to the 2024 Summer Budo Camp!

Hanshi Ken Tallack invites YOU to the 2024 Summer Budo Camp! Get ready for Seminar Training & Lectures, Meals, and Accommodations offered all in one Budo Camp!

We are pleased to invite you back to Kingston to a new edition of the Summer Training Festival, the all-in-one Summer Budo Camp! Please read carefully below for details on registration, accommodations, and meals. Registration is now open! Join us on June 7th, 8th, & 9th at St. Lawrence College – Gymnasium, 100 Portsmouth Ave, Kingston, ON Get ready for 7 HOURS of INTENSIVE TRAINING…

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SAINTS AND MARTYRS for September 28

ST . WENCESLAUS, DUKE OF BOEMIA, MARTYR, Born in Prague in 907, Wenceslaus became Duke of Bohemia at a very young age. He converted his nation to Christianity. He was reconciled with an enemy when he offered to fight a personal duel rather than fight a war. He was martyred by his brother, who sought to overthrow him.

Bl. Magdalena of Nagasaki, Japan. Magdalene turned herself into the authorities and declared herself a follower of Jesus Christ. At age 23, she died on October 16, 1634 after thirteen days of torture, suffocated to death and suspended upside down in a pit of offal on a gibbet (??? tsurushi, "reverse hanging").

STS. LORENZO RUIZ AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS, A Filipino-Chinese husband and father, Lorenzo Ruiz testified to the Lord under torture with extraordinary courage. He and his companions were martyred in 17th century Japan. He is the patron saint of the Philippines. St. Lorenzo Ruiz, Martyr of Japan with Michael Aozaraza, Anthony Gonzales, William Cowtet, Vincent Shiwozuka, Lazarus and others. Lawrence was born in Manila, the Philippines. He and his companions were tortured and slain on Okinawa.

Saint Fr. Jacobo Kyushei Gorobioye Tomonaga de Santa María After 1614, Ordained priest in 1626 he returned to Japan his native country in 1632, risking his life for the service of God and the conversion of souls. After one year of difficult apostolate in the midst of dangers, privations and sufferings, his hiding place was discovered by the authorities through the revelations of his own catechist Arrested in July 1633, he was put to the torture of the gallows and the pit on August 15, 1633; expiring after two days of agony.

St. Raymond Li-Ts'Uan, Chinese Martyr.

Bl. Thiemo, Benedictine bishop and martyr. Journeying to Palestine to aid the crusading movement, he was captured by the Muslims and imprisoned at Ascalon (modern Israel). Tortured for a long time, he was finally killed for refusing to abjure the faith.

ST. EUSTACHIUS, VIRGIN, DAUGHTER OF ST. PAULA

St. John of Dukla, He is one of the patron saints of Poland and Lithuania.

Saint Simón de Rojas O.SS.T. (28 October 1552 – 29 September 1624) was a Spanish priest of the Trinitarian Order known as the "Apostle of the Ave Maria", for his devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Simón was a theologian and a spiritual writer, as well as a friend and benefactor of the poor.

St. Annemund, 658 A.D. Bishop and friend of St. Wilfrid of York, called Delphinus by Bede and Chamond or Annemundus. The son of a prefect in Lyons, Gaul, Annemund was raised in the count of King Dagobert I. When Clovis II succeeded to the throne, Annemund served as his councilor. Named the bishop of Lyons, Annemund befriended St. Wufrid of York. When Clovis died, Annemund was slain in the political upheaval of his time. He died on September 28, 658.

St. Tetta, 772 A.D. Benedictine abbess. She governed the convent of Wimborne in Dorsetshire, England, and she was a supporter of the missionary effort of St. Boniface in Germany, dispatching nuns to assist in the evangelization.

St. Conwall, 630 A.D. A disciple of St. Kentigern in Scotland also called Conval. He was a priest who preached and worked in Scotland.

St. Machan. Scottish saint educated in Ireland. Machan was ordained as a bishop in Rome. Details of his labors are not available.

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The Joint Chiropractic Appleton East in Appleton, WI

Interestingly, The Joint Chiropractic Appleton East has amazing walk in chiropractor for the people in Appleton, WI. No wonder they have loyal patients when it comes to chiropractic care. Here are a few reasons why The Joint Chiropractic in Appleton is your perfect destination for pain relief and preventative care. First, they're conveniently located in the city. Second, they’re open during nights and weekends. Third, there will be no appointments required. Fourth, there are no insurance hassles, too. Moreover, they offer quality chiropractic care by licensed professionals, and has affordable personalized care plans. Lastly, the said place was originally founded in 1999 by a Doctor of Chiropractic with a vision to transform the traditional, often misunderstood concept of routine chiropractic care by making it more convenient, friendly and affordable.

Appleton, WI

If you’re preparing to travel, it’s easier to find activities to add in your itinerary. In searching for pre-scheduled events in Appleton, WI, it is essential to check out online posts. First, there will be Little Chute LOVE Scavenger Hunt for Couples Date Night this coming Saturday, July 29, 2023 at around 10:00 in the morning and will start at 625 Grand Avenue Little Chute, WI 54140 United States. In addition, the Appleton Area - Pop Up Picnic Park Date for Couples is scheduled on Saturday, July 29, 2023, at around 10:00 in the morning at Pierce Park. Lastly, the King Run 2023, hosted by Wisconsin's Wheels of Hope, Inc. will take place this coming Saturday, July 29, 2023, at around 8:00 AM at Lucky Dog'z.

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The History Museum at the Castle in Appleton, WI

Have you been to The History Museum at the Castle in Appleton, WI? The said place is designed to provide you with a place for both learning and sightseeing. Well, the History Museum at the Castle is a local history museum located in downtown Appleton, Wisconsin across College Avenue from Lawrence University. It is owned and operated by the Outagamie County Historical Society or OCHS. Besides, the museum has previously operated under the names The Outagamie Museum and The Houdini Historic Center. Lastly, the museum was a recipient of the 2018 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the highest honor given to a museum or library in the United States.

FAA gives hypoxia demonstration to prepare pilots for oxygen emergencies

We know that there are many refreshing news reports in Appleton, WI area. In a recent news article, the topic was about training for pilots. Reportedly, the Federal Aviation Administration or FAA set up a station designed to train pilots for a sudden loss of oxygen in the air, by walking them through a similar situation under the watchful eye of staff on the ground. Aside from that, FAA Aerospace physiologist J.R. Brown explained that the chamber is designed to simulate oxygen levels at 27,000 feet. At this altitude, he mentioned that the air is somewhere around 7% oxygen, about one-third of the 21% concentration typically found at sea level.

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The History Museum at the Castle 330 E College Ave, Appleton, WI 54911, United States Follow E College Ave, E John St and E Calumet St to Calumet County 8 min (3.0 mi) Drive to your destination 2 min (0.3 mi) The Joint Chiropractic Appleton East 3825 E Calumet St #200, Appleton, WI 54915, United States

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Relax And Engage

A resident lounge in an apartment complex or residential community serves as a communal space for residents to gather, relax, and engage in various activities. It provides a central area where residents can interact, socialize, and foster a sense of belonging. It offers an opportunity for neighbors to meet, connect, and form relationships, enhancing the overall living experience within the community. Residents of Aquatic Ashby love its resident lounge. It is designed to enhance the living experience, promote social connections, and provide a shared space to relax and engage in activities. This is one of the reasons why it is one of the most sought-after apartments near Berkeley.

The Climate In Berkeley, California

Winters in Berkeley are relatively mild compared to many other parts of the US. Rainfall is frequent this season, with December being the wettest month. Summers are warm and generally dry. The proximity to the coast helps moderate temperatures and provides some relief from extreme heat. Berkeley receives most of its rainfall during the winter months, typically from November to March. Like most cities in the San Francisco Bay Area, Berkeley has distinct microclimates due to its varied topography and proximity to the coast. Areas closer to the coast experience cooler temperatures and more fog, while inland regions are slightly warmer and drier.

Lawrence Hall of Science

The Lawrence Hall of Science is a well-known science center and museum with various interactive exhibits and displays covering multiple scientific disciplines, including physics, biology, astronomy, earth sciences, and environmental science. Its planetarium offers captivating shows that take visitors on virtual journeys through the cosmos. A dome-shaped theater and advanced projection technology provide an immersive experience to explore the wonders of space, astronomy, and the universe. The Lawrence Hall of Science is set within beautiful outdoor spaces that offer stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding hills. Visitors can enjoy outdoor exhibits, nature trails, and observation decks while taking in the area's natural beauty.

Berkeley Decriminalizes Some Psychedelics

Psychedelics are a class of psychoactive substances that alter perception, cognition, and mood. They produce profound changes in sensory perception, thought processes, and self-awareness. Psychedelics are known for their ability to induce altered states of consciousness, often called ""trips,"" characterized by visual and auditory hallucinations, intense emotions, and expanded awareness. Psychedelics have been used for centuries in religious, spiritual, and healing practices by various cultures worldwide. In recent years, they have gained significant attention for their potential therapeutic benefits, particularly in treating post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, and addiction. Research is ongoing to explore their therapeutic potential and understand the underlying mechanisms of action. Click here to read more.

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Things looked a little bleak when this picture was taken in 1949 of the Milwaukee Arena building site, looking northeast from N. 5th St. and W. Kilbourn Ave. If you look closely, you can see the tier levels beginning to rise. Groundbreaking for the structure took place on Nov. 3, 1948; the final cost was put at $5,094,000, including land, building and equipment. The Arena was dedicated with all due fanfare in ceremonies starting April 9, 1950. The opening attracted numerous celebrities to Milwaukee, including Art Linkletter, Lawrence Welk, William Bendix and "The Life of Riley" cast, Frances Langford, Georgia Gibbs, Dick Haymes, Dennis Morgan, and Tony and Sally DeMarco. (Photograph and information provided by the Milwaukee Public Library local history collection.)

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It’s March Madness and the Docs are Playing the Jocks

Trinity Health System and St. Clairsville High School Team Up for Fundraiser Trinity Health System invites the community to join us on Wednesday, March 29, as our Cardiologist Team takes on the coaches of St. Clairsville High School in a charity basketball game to benefit the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Campaign. Spearheading this event is Women of Impact nominee Katie Everson, a former teacher and Walt Disney World Cast Member who lives in Belmont, Ohio. “We are truly excited for this amazing event that will raise money and awareness in the mission to combat the #1 killer of women—heart disease,” Everson said. “Our team—Team Heart and Soul—is so grateful to the Cardiology Team from Trinity Health System and the Coaches Team from St. Clairsville schools for volunteering their time to compete in a fun charity event that will benefit the incredible American Heart Association. We are honored to be partnering with them!” Trinity Health System will be represented by President & CEO Matt Grimshaw; Chief Medical Officer Dr. Matthew Colflesh; Joe LaSalle, Director of Respiratory Services; Dr. Gary Borders; Dr. Lawrence Chukwueke; Dr. Abhishek Shah; Dr. Triston Smith, Interventional Cardiologist; Dr. Gregory Suero, Interventional Cardiologist; Dr. Milton Swaby; Dr. Hardik Valand; respiratory therapist JP Jones; nurse practitioner Breana Burkhart; and Dr. Dave Shaffer from East Ohio Regional Hospital. "Trinity Health System is proud to support the Women of Impact nominee Katie Everson,” Kelly Bettem, Director of Trinity Health System’s Cardiovascular Service Line, said. “Docs vs. Jocks is a fun event to raise awareness of heart disease as well as fundraise for the campaign. Our team of physicians and providers are thrilled to participate, and we know it will be a fun evening for all!" At 5 p.m., a Hot Shot Challenge will be held for Grades 3-12, followed by the main event at 6 p.m. in which the doctors and coaches will compete in the ultimate showdown of the Docs vs. the Jocks. Donations will be accepted at the door. Vendors, concessions, raffle baskets, T-shirts, and much more will be available. “In order to stay heart healthy—we must stay active—and these teams will be demonstrating how to stay active and how to have fun while doing it,” Everson said. “We hope to see the whole Valley come out on Wednesday, March 29, at the John Jenkins Court at St. Clairsville High School for an evening that is sure to be a slam dunk. Please join us in supporting an amazing cause!” St. Clairsville High School is located at 102 Woodrow Ave. in Saint Clairsville, Ohio. This is a cash-only event. Some background information on Women of Impact nominee Katie Everson: Katie Everson loves working with children and still teaches the First Holy Communion class each Sunday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in St. Clairsville. She volunteers at many St. Clairsville elementary, middle, and high school events throughout the year and serves as a board member for the St. Clairsville Library Foundation. She is also a former advisory board member of A Special Wish Ohio Valley. “I am the blessed daughter of Allen and Mary Margaret McGilton of St. Clairsville,” she said. “I am the extremely proud wife of Scott Everson, and an extremely blessed stay-at-home Mom of our four precious children: Ella, McKenna, Aidan, and Ethan. They are my world and keep me very busy!” Everson is honored to be one of the 2023 Women of Impact nominees for the Ohio Valley. Together, with Team Heart and Soul, she is working hard to make a positive impact and raise critical funds to combat cardiovascular disease, especially in women. “This cause means a great deal to me because heart disease has impacted my family and dear friends,” she said. “It has truly been an honor and a blessing to be a part of such an amazing mission. The American Heart Association is an incredible organization that is all heart! I have greatly enjoyed working alongside them in their mission to save the lives of those we love. “If I can make even the slightest impact on helping to combat heart disease, then I will be so happy and grateful.” Trinity Health System would like to invite the media to attend Docs vs. Jocks. Katie Everson will be on hand to give interviews, as well as President and CEO Matt Grimshaw and our team of doctors and medical professionals. Read the full article

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An Asian restaurant in Toronto was slammed with more than a dozen infractions from city health inspectors. Riz North Asian Cuisine prides itself on its 100% gluten-free kitchen and serving the finest and Celiac-safe Asian fare, including its signature Peking duck, honey garlic ribs, moo shu chicken, and pancakes.

It also sells some of its menu’s favorite items frozen at several retailers and on its website. Riz, located at 3321 Yonge St., north of Lawrence Ave., was hit on March 24 with significant, four minor, and one in the “other” category.

It had inspected five times since June 2021; it passed with one or minor infraction, while times it received condition passes. Its four crucial violations are storing potentially hazardous foods at an internal temperature between 4C and 60C, storing ice in an unsanitary manner, failing to protect food from contamination or adulteration, and maintaining the premises in a permits adverse effects on food.

Of its six significant infractions, two were concerning pests (failure to protect against harboring and retraining records of pest control measures taken for one year). The other four were sanitary-related (failing to keep the sanitary facility sanitary, not maintaining handwashing stations with soap and paper towels or equipping them with a dryer or single-use paper towels, and sanitizing utensils in a chlorine solution of fewer than 100 parts per million of available chlorine.)

The minor infractions were the food-handling room was in sanitary condition, free from equipment not regularly used, and its ceiling was in good condition. Also, Riz ensured the equipment surface was sanitized as necessary. Upon inspection, it was noted that Riz failed to present a food handler or supervisor during all hours of operation.

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wlstjdihn · 1 year

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카지노 시즌2 9화 9회 E09 다시 보기

드라마 카지노 시즌2 9화 9회 E09 다시 보기 시청 가능합니다.

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드라마 비엔나 ,최민식 등 출연합니다.

최초의 Long Island Rail Road 열차가 수요일 아침에 Grand Central Terminal에 도착하여 Queens, Nassau 및 Suffolk 카운티의 수천 명의 맨해튼 통근을 용이하게 할 26년 프로젝트를 끝냈습니다. 대부분 역사와 철도 팬, Hochul 주지사와 MTA 회장 겸 CEO인 Janno Lieber 등 흥분한 승객들은 오전 10시 45분에 정시에 Queens의 Jamaica Station 1번 트랙에서 출발하는 첫 열차에 탑승했습니다. 기차는 Grand Central까지 급행 운행하여 22분 후인 오전 11시 7분에 드라마 카지노 시즌2 9화 9회 E09 다시 보기 Midtown의 Park Ave.에서 175피트 아래에 있는 LIRR의 새로운 플랫폼의 302번 트랙에 도착했습니다. 첫 번째 Long Island Rail Road 열차가 수요일에 Grand Central Madison 터미널에 도착합니다. 부드러운 승차감이었습니다. MTA의 오랜 이사인 Andrew Albert는 "곡선이나 선로의 변화조차 느끼지 못합니다."라고 말했습니다. 1997년 프로젝트 계획이 시작될 때 이사회에 있던 Albert는 기차가 Queens를 통과하는 속도가 약간 느리다고 생각했지만 East River 아래 터널에서 시간을 벌었습니다. Hochul은 나중에 통근자들에게 프로젝트의 이점을 선전하는 발언에서 "여기까지 오는 것은 상당한 여정이었습니다."라고 말했습니다. "우리는 그들에게 소중한 것을 주고 있습니다. 우리는 그들에게 삶으로 돌아갈 시간을 주고 있습니다." 71세의 L.I. 바빌론 은퇴자 Stephen Quigley는 수요일 아침 다른 철도 팬들과 함께 탔던 Grand Central행 LIRR 서비스가 그가 록펠러 센터에서 직장으로 통근하는 동안 이용할 수 없었던 것을 후회했습니다. "이렇게 하면 시간을 많이 절약할 수 있을 것"이라고 그는 말했다. 그 첫 번째 열차의 또 다른 흥분한 라이더는 이 프로젝트의 주요 계약업체인 Five Star Electric에서 일하는 51세의 Lawrence Graff였습니다. "우리 회사가 만든 플랫폼에 기차가 들어올 것입니다."라고 그는 말했습니다. Hochul이 작년에 Grand Central Madison이라고 명명한 새로운 LIRR Grand Central 플랫폼에는 2층에서 4개의 플랫폼이 제공하는 8개의 트랙이 포함되어 있습니다. 역과 그곳으로 이어지는 선로와 터널 건설에는 약 111억 달러가 들었습니다. 파이낸싱을 고려하면 최종 가격표는 약 127억 달러가 될 것입니다.

Hochul 주지사는 수요일 Grand Central Terminal에서 MTA 회장 겸 CEO Janno Lieber와 함께 연설합니다. 플랫폼과 중앙 홀은 하얗게 빛납니다. Orange County Warwick에 거주하는 Graff는 "대합실과 동굴이 흙바닥에서 대리석으로 바뀌는 것을 보았습니다."라고 말했습니다. “아름다워. 예술 작품이 아름답습니다.” Albert는 지하 깊은 곳에 있음에도 불구하고 밝고 개방적이며 깨끗해 보이는 역에 대해 말했습니다. 그러나 통근자들이 고려할 수 있는 한 가지 단점이 있습니다. "거리로 나가려면 시간을 내야 합니다." LIRR 플랫폼과 E. 47th St. 및 Madison Ave. 입구 사이의 여행은 수요일에 3분 30초가 걸렸습니다. 그 절반 정도인 약 1분 40초가 에스컬레이터를 타는 데 사용되었습니다. 호철은 “그 시간을 명상 시간으로 삼겠다”고 제안했다.

승객들이 수요일 아침 Long Island Rail Road 열차에서 내린 후 그랜드 센트럴 터미널에 도착합니다. E. 45th St. 북쪽의 Madison Ave.를 따라 있는 지상 출입구는 Grand Central의 Main Concourse에서 도보로 이동하는 것보다 확실히 LIRR 트랙에 도달하는 더 빠른 방법입니다. Main Concourse 아래 지하철 셔틀 입구에서 E. 45th St. 에스컬레이터 상단까지 도보로 약 3분이 소요됩니다. 최소 향후 3주 동안 LIRR은 Grand Central과 Jamaica 사이를 운행하는 셔틀 서비스를 운영할 계획입니다. 셔틀 열차의 약 절반은 급행으로 운행되고 나머지는 Queens, Woodside, Forest Hills 및 Kew Gardens에서 정차합니다. 흔들림 기간이 끝나면 LIRR은 Queens, Nassau 및 Suffolk의 지점에서 새 터미널로 정규 일정을 시작할 카지노 시즌2 9화 9회 E09 torrent 계획입니다.

그랜드 센트럴 터미널(Grand Central Terminal)로 향하는 최초의 롱아일랜드 철도(Long Island Rail Road) 여객 서비스가 전면에 기념 메달을 달고 수요일 아침 퀸즈 자메이카를 출발했습니다. 이 여행은 세계에서 가장 비싼 여객 철도 프로젝트 중 하나의 완성을 의미했습니다. 새로운 서비스는 Matt Botta에게 충분히 흥미로웠고 첫 기차를 타기 위해 수요일 아침 맨해튼의 해밀턴 하이츠에서 자메이카로 여행했습니다. “오늘은 역사적인 날입니다. 그러나 그는 MTA가 리소스를 더 잘 사용하지 않는지 궁금했습니다.

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