So, here it is...
Monday, Jan 7th,
2008 12:55pm
We
were 10 minutes from going away for a
week-long vacation when our tenant,
Maurice Richard (one of Elizabeth's
oldest friends who also works at the
Black Whale
here on City Island) runs down the
driveway naked banging on our window
yelling
that his apartment over the garage
(and luckily detached from our house) is
on fire!
In a few seconds, the exterior of our
house was covered in smoke.
Elizabeth ran
out and was spraying the flames shooting
out of the window with the garden hose
to
retard the spread of flames to the
rest of the structure while I backed
both cars
out of the driveway to allow access
for the firemen. I think that
within about three minutes, many
fire trucks, news cameras arrived on
the scene, as well as many Public
Adjusters and other
people hoping to make money from the
situation. Maurice's face was
covered in soot and he had
looked like a few scratches and
a little peeling when the E.M.T.
Unit arrived.
After administering some oxygen to
him, they rightfully insisted on
taking him to the Jacobi Hospital
Emergency Room Burn Unit. He
is now "home" after a three-day
stay with some 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree
burns on his face, arms shoulders
and torso, but, doing well with a
great network of friends and staff
from the Black Whale Restaurant
where he works. Due to
bandages on his hand, Maurice
believes he'll
return to work in about
a month. Special thanks to
Christine, Kelly and Billy for
their extraordinary help!
He is presently residing in a
temporary month-to-month cottage
on Marine St. He had been been
assigned
a Visiting Nurse who was coming
once a day to change bandages and
check up on him.
On the bad side of this, he has
lost 95% of his possessions, except
for a table and small miscellaneous
items thrown out the window by the
fireman. He is lucky to be
alive! We did have a smoke/fire
detector there, but Maurice can't
remember what woke him, but he
awake to see reflections of light
glowing on his kitchen wall.
He left his
bedroom finding a sizable
fire in progress by his living
room window. Attempting to put
it out,
he threw water on it and it flared
up in his face and torso.
similar in shape to this... 
(but not as fancy)
It was not a
windy day, so we were fortunate that our
house, a separate structure was not
burned.
The Fire Marshall and
various insurance emergency
services boarded up the 2nd floor and
will return
to double and triple-check the fire's
origins. Wet sheet rock in our garage
that was flooded by water
from fire hoses was removed
Thursday by a water mitigation
specialist assigned to us.
They also cleaned up and will
carted away any dangerous debris
thrown out the window during the
fire.
There are five huge dehumdifiers
running in the garage now off the
electricity in our house as the fire
department shut down all water, gas
and electricity to the whole structure.
We still are accessing damages to our
garage and its contents.
A major lost was two grand piano
actions
and some music and papers, including
old Keyboard and Piano
Technician magazines.
Fortunately, most of my GIZMO
keyboard gear and maybe 90% of my music,
books and other things
were safely covered or in plastic
bins!
The insurance
reimbursement process should take
one to three months.
Tom Malone and Chris Mc Ginnis have
offered to loan some extra furniture,
so, we'll be in touch with them
to see what is needed and what
is available. We certainly
will be kept busy
cleaning and restoring life and
things for us and Maurice.
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Here you will find
some fun information about
Ms. Farnum's many other
diverse interests.
Ms. Farnum (aka: Elizabeth
Henreckson-Farnum)
originally from the small
town of Lunenburg, Ma.
next
to Leominister and
Fitchburg, now lives on City Island, NY with her husband
Ken,
a piano technician and
keyboardist and with their
orange tabby, Spenser
Guanzaun Sysnauwski.
Her name has been
frequently misspelled:
Liz, Elisabeth,
Henrickson, Hendreckson,
Hendrickson, Henderson,
Farnham,
but
she is only simply known
as Ms. Elizabeth Farnum.
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Pics/04-20-07 TeaTown w-LZ
katie@nonlinearnyc.com
writes:
To My Great
Friends:
Here are the
first snaps of
this great kitty
my friends and I
have just rescued
from an unwanted
home (a church, if
you can believe
it!) and taken to
safe haven:
http://www.nonlinearnyc.com/SashaFirsts
-- click here to
see more
FYI, Sasha is
exceptionally tall
/ long-legged and
very mellow in
personality.
His name is
Sasha (formerly
CC) (named by
David) and he is
doing fine,
adjusting at a
good pace. I am
fostering him
because of timing
logistics (came
from the Bronx and
needed a pit stop
immediately) until
he makes it to his
permanent home (if
all goes well with
kitties together)
which is slated to
be David's to
befriend his other
cat, Mingus (as in
Charlie, jazz it
up). My own kitty,
Cassandra, is
being an amazing
hostess! Please
send your positive
vibes as he feels
his way and
accepts the "good
life" that is his
from here on in.
You probably all
know that it's not
easy rescuing a
kitty or any
animal. There is a
lot of stress,
entangled
scheduling, mixed
emotions and
complications.
Thanks to my great
friends who helped
this wonderful
kitty cross on
over to a better
place:
My
Cat-Loving
Compatriots:
Elizabeth
Farnum
Ken Farnum
David Sobel
Paul Triff
Diane Rosa-Lutz
--
Just a couple
more shots of Sasha,
as he realizes he's
safe now. Do you
think he's relaxing?
:)
--
Cordially,
Katie Ulanov
http://NonlinearNYC.com
-- communications
& design
http://ColorAddict.com
-- blog
http://KatieUlanov.com
-- modern art rugs
http://WEEPwithKatie.com
-- jazz standards
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Oscar
the Cat Predicts
Patients' Deaths
PROVIDENCE, R.I.
(AP) - Oscar the cat
seems to have an
uncanny knack for
predicting when
nursing home
patients are going
to die, by curling
up next to them
during their final
hours. His accuracy,
observed in 25
cases, has led the
staff to call family
members once he has
chosen someone. It
usually means they
have less than four
hours to live.
``He doesn't make too
many mistakes. He
seems to understand
when patients are
about to die,'' said
Dr. David Dosa in an
interview. He
describes the
phenomenon in a
poignant essay in
Thursday's issue of
the New England
Journal of Medicine.
``Many family members
take some solace from
it. They appreciate
the companionship that
the cat provides for
their dying loved
one,'' said Dosa, a
geriatrician and
assistant professor of
medicine at Brown
University.
The 2-year-old feline
was adopted as a
kitten and grew up in
a third-floor dementia
unit at the Steere
House Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center.
The facility treats
people with
Alzheimer's,
Parkinson's disease
and other illnesses.
After about six
months, the staff
noticed Oscar would
make his own rounds,
just like the doctors
and nurses. He'd sniff
and observe patients,
then sit beside people
who would wind up
dying in a few hours.
Dosa said Oscar seems
to take his work
seriously and is
generally aloof.
``This is not a cat
that's friendly to
people,'' he said.
Oscar is better at
predicting death than
the people who work
there, said Dr. Joan
Teno of Brown
University, who treats
patients at the
nursing home and is an
expert on care for the
terminally ill
She was convinced of
Oscar's talent when he
made his 13th correct
call. While observing
one patient, Teno said
she noticed the woman
wasn't eating, was
breathing with
difficulty and that
her legs had a bluish
tinge, signs that
often mean death is
near.
Oscar wouldn't stay
inside the room
though, so Teno
thought his streak was
broken. Instead, it
turned out the
doctor's prediction
was roughly 10 hours
too early. Sure
enough, during the
patient's final two
hours, nurses told
Teno that Oscar joined
the woman at her
bedside.
Doctors say most of
the people who get a
visit from the
sweet-faced,
gray-and-white cat are
so ill they probably
don't know he's there,
so patients aren't
aware he's a harbinger
of death. Most
families are grateful
for the advanced
warning, although one
wanted Oscar out of
the room while a
family member died.
When Oscar is put
outside, he paces and
meows his displeasure.
No one's certain if
Oscar's behavior is
scientifically
significant or points
to a cause. Teno
wonders if the cat
notices telltale
scents or reads
something into the
behavior of the nurses
who raised him.
Nicholas Dodman, who
directs an animal
behavioral clinic at
the Tufts University
Cummings School of
Veterinary Medicine
and has read Dosa's
article, said the only
way to know is to
carefully document how
Oscar divides his time
between the living and
dying.
If Oscar really is a
furry grim reaper,
it's also possible his
behavior could be
driven by
self-centered
pleasures like a
heated blanket placed
on a dying person,
Dodman said.
Nursing home staffers
aren't concerned with
explaining Oscar, so
long as he gives
families a better
chance at saying
goodbye to the dying.
Oscar recently
received a wall plaque
publicly commending
his ``compassionate
hospice care.''
Science writer Alicia
Chang in Los Angeles
contributed to this
report.
On the Net:
New England Journal
of Medicine: http://content.nejm.org/
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Swimmer Takes Plunge at North
Pole
AP
Posted: 2007-07-17
08:21:08
TORONTO
(July 16) - A British swimmer
who says he wants to wake up
politicians around the world to
the threat of climate change has
successfully completed a
kilometer-long swim in the
waters of the North Pole.
 Jason
Roberts, Push
Pictures / AP
Lewis Gordon Pugh, a British endurance
swimmer, completed a
kilometer-long swim
Sunday in the frigid
waters of the North
Pole to highlight the
impact of climate
change.
Lewis
Gordon Pugh swam Sunday for 18
minutes and 50 seconds in
below-freezing water
temperatures of in just Speedo
briefs, cap and goggles.
"I am obviously ecstatic to have
succeeded but this swim is a
triumph and a tragedy," the
37-year-old British lawyer said
after coming out of the water.
"A triumph that I could swim in
such ferocious conditions but a
tragedy that it's possible to
swim at the North Pole."
Pugh said he hoped that his swim
will make world leaders take
climate change seriously.
"The decisions which they make
over the next few years will
determine the biodiversity of
our world," he said.
"I want my children, and their
children, to know that polar
bears are still living in the
Arctic - these creatures are on
the front line up here."
Swimming has given him a unique
perspective on climate change,
Pugh says on his website.
"I have witnessed retreating
glaciers, decreasing sea ice,
coral bleaching, severe droughts
and the migration of animals to
colder climates."
"It's as a result of these
experiences that I am determined
to do my bit to raise awareness
about the fragility of our
environment and to encourage
everyone to take action."
Training for the challenge in
northern Norway, Pugh said last
month that he would place the
flags of 10 countries at
100-meter intervals in the snow
alongside his path through the
water, representing the homes of
the people on his team. The
fifth flag would be Canada's.
"Canada is so important to me.
Your government has sort of
lurched away from the
environment a little bit. It's a
dream to try to get my message
in to Canada," Pugh said in
June.
Calling it the hardest swim of
his life, Pugh said Sunday that
the water was black when he
jumped in.
"It was like jumping into a dark
black hole. It was frightening.
The pain was immediate and felt
like my body was on fire," said
Pugh, who's an ambassador for
the World Wildlife Fund UK.
"I was in excruciating pain from
beginning to end and I nearly
quit on a few occasions."
Colin Butfield of WWF UK called
the challenge "a bittersweet
victory, as this swim has only
been possible because of climate
change."
Pugh is known for his epic swims
in waters from the Antarctic to
the Indian Ocean.
Millions
of Missing Birds, Vanishing in
Plain Sight
By
VERLYN KLINKENBORG
Published:
June 19, 2007
Last week, the Audubon
Society released a new report
describing the sharp and
startling population decline
of some of the most familiar
and common birds in America:
several kinds of sparrows, the
Northern bobwhite, the Eastern
meadowlark, the common grackle
and the common tern. The
average decline of the 20
species in the Audubon
Society�s report is 68
percent.
Forty years ago, there were
an estimated 31 million
bobwhites. Now there are 5.5
million. Compared to the
hundred-some condors presently
in the wild, 5.5 million
bobwhites sounds like a lot of
birds. But what matters is the
25.5 million missing and the
troubles that brought them
down � and are all too likely
to bring down the rest of
them, too. So this is not
extinction, but it is how
things look before extinction
happens.
The word �extinct� somehow
brings to mind the birds that
seem like special cases to us,
the dodo or the great auk or
the passenger pigeon. Most
people would never have had a
chance to see dodos and great
auks on their remote islands
before they were decimated in
the 17th and 19th centuries.
What is hard to remember about
passenger pigeons isn�t merely
their once enormous numbers.
It�s the enormous numbers of
humans to whom their comings
and goings were a common sight
and who supposed, erroneously,
that such unending clouds of
birds were indestructible. We
recognize the extraordinary
distinctness of the passenger
pigeon now because we know its
fate, killed off largely by
humans. But we have moralized
it thoroughly without ever
really taking it to heart.
The question is whether we
will see the distinctness of
the field sparrow � its number
is down from 18 million 40
years ago to 5.8 million �
only when the last pair is
being kept alive in a zoo
somewhere. We love to finally
care when the death watch is
on. It makes us feel so very
human.
Like you, I�ve been reading
dire reports of declining
species for many years now.
They have the value of causing
us to pay attention to species
in trouble, and the sad fact
is that the only species
likely to endure are the ones
we humans manage to pay
attention to. There was a time
when it was better, if you
were a nonhuman species, to be
ignored by humans because we
trapped, shot or otherwise
exploited all of the ones that
got our attention. But in the
past 40 years, we have killed
all those millions of birds
or, let us say,
unintentionally caused a
dramatic population loss,
simply by going about business
as usual.
Agriculture has intensified.
So has development. Open space
has been sharply reduced. We
have simply pursued our
livelihoods. We knew it was
inimical to wolves and
mountain lions. But we somehow
trusted that all the innocent
little birds were here to
stay. What they actually need
to survive, it turns out, is a
landscape that is less
intensely human.
The Audubon Society portrait
of common bird species in
decline is really a report on
who humans are. Let me offer a
proposition about Homo
sapiens. We are the only
species on earth capable of an
ethical awareness of other
species and, thus, the only
species capable of happily
ignoring that awareness. So
far, our economic interests
have proved to be completely
incompatible with all but a
very few forms of life. It�s
not that we believe that other
species don�t matter. It�s
that, historically speaking,
it hasn�t been worth believing
one way or another. I don�t
suppose that most Americans
would actively kill a
whippoorwill if they had the
chance. Yet in the past 40
years its number has dropped
by 1.6 million.
In our everyday economic
behavior, we seem determined
to discover whether we can
live alone on earth. E.O.
Wilson has argued eloquently
and persuasively that we
cannot, that who we are
depends as much on the
richness and diversity of the
biological life around us as
it does on any inherent
quality in our genes.
Environmentalists of every
stripe argue that we must
somehow begin to correlate our
economic behavior � by which I
mean every aspect of it:
production, consumption,
habitation � with the welfare
of other species.
This is the premise of
sustainability. But the very
foundation of our economic
interests is self-interest,
and in the survival of other
species we see way too little
self to care.
The trouble with humans is
that even the smallest changes
in our behavior require an
epiphany. And yet compared to
the fixity of other species,
the narrowness of their
habitats, the strictness of
their diets, the precision of
the niches they occupy, we are
flexibility itself.
We look around us, expecting
the rest of the world�s
occupants to adapt to the
changes that we have caused,
when, in fact, we have the
right to expect adaptation
only from ourselves.
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5/11/07
5/7/07
Report
Tallies Cost to Stop
Global Warming
Monday,
May 7, 2007
8:58:00 AM EDT
Report
Tallies Cost to Stop
Global Warming
World Can
Stabilize Temperatures,
Greenhouse Gases:
A new report from the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate
Change
released May 4 detailed
how the nations of the
world can rein in
greenhouse gas emissions
to stave off the
worst effects of
global warming -- and
how much it will cost.
According to a Reuters story,
"Humans must make sweeping
cuts in greenhouse gas
emissions in the next 50
years to keep global
warming in check, but it
need cost only a tiny
fraction of world economic
output, a major U.N.
report said on Friday.
The Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC) said keeping the
temperature rise within 2
degrees Celsius (3.6 F)
would cost only 0.12
percent of annual gross
domestic product.'"
The Associated
Press
noted: "The document
made clear that the world
has the technology and
money to decisively act in
time to avoid a sharp rise
in temperatures that
scientists say would wipe
out species, raise ocean
levels, wreak economic
havoc and trigger droughts
in some places and
flooding in others. "
How can we do all of
this? The report
"stressed the use of
nuclear, solar and wind
power, more
energy-efficient buildings
and lighting, as well as
capturing and storing
carbon dioxide spewed from
coal-fired power stations
and oil and gas rigs."
Biofuels can also play a
role.
We'll all have to use
less energy and prices for
gasoline and electricity
will likely rise. An
article
in the Washington Post
cited an estimate that
gasoline prices will
increase by one
dollar per gallon
over the next few decades.
See the Green
Options blog
for how environmentalists
responded to the report.
So, if we have the
technology and the money
to decrease pollution and
stabilize global warming,
I think we should do it.
I'd pay more for gasoline
(or drive less) and
electricity to avert -- or
reduce -- the effects of
global warming. I think of
it as a form of insurance:
We insure ourselves
against car accidents,
home damage, floods -- why
not against climate
change?
Post your thoughts here.
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A
Guide to
Guilt-Free Fish
Published:
May 31, 2006
These fish can
be eaten once a
week by adults,
according to an
assessment of
contaminant
levels by
Environmental
Defense.
Those marked
with an
asterisk can
be eaten more
than once a
week.
Forum:
Cooking and
Recipes
*ANCHOVIES
ARCTIC CHAR,
color added
*ATLANTIC
BUTTERFISH
*BLACK COD
(Sable,
Butterfish on
West Coast)
*BLACK SEA BASS
Younger children
no more than
four times a
month
*HADDOCK
*HAKE (white,
silver and red)
HAKE (Chilean,
Cape and
Argentine)
*HALIBUT
(Pacific only)
Older children 3
times a month,
younger children
twice
*HERRING
*MACKEREL
(Atlantic or
Boston only)
MAHI-MAHI
Younger
children 3
times a month
*PACIFIC COD
*PACIFIC SAND
DAB (yellowtail
flounder)
*PACIFIC WHITING
*PLAICE
PORGIES
*SALMON
(Pacific)
*SARDINES
*SHAD
SMELT
*SOLE (gray,
petrale, rex,
yellowfin)
SOLE (Dover;
English or
lemon, older
children 3
times a month,
younger
children
twice)
WHITEFISH
FARMED
CARP
CATFISH
(domestic)
STRIPED BASS
(rockfish)
*TILAPIA
*TROUT
(rainbow); TROUT
(steelhead)
SHELLFISH
*CLAMS (northern
quahogs)
CLAMS (Atlantic
surf, butter,
Manila, ocean
quahog, Pacific
geoduck, Pacific
littleneck and
soft-shell)
*CRAB (Dungeness,
snow) Dungeness:
younger children
once a week
CRAB (Florida
stone, Jonah,
king)
*CRAYFISH (United
States)
*LOBSTER
(American)
Children 2 to 4
times a month
*MUSSELS (farmed
blue; wild blue,
children 2 to 3
times a month)
MUSSELS (New
Zealand green,
Mediterranean)
OYSTERS (farmed
Eastern and
Pacific)
*SCALLOPS (bay;
Northeast,
Canadian sea)
*SHRIMP (wild
American pink,
white, brown)
SHRIMP (spot
prawns and
northern shrimp)
*SQUID
*SPINY LOBSTER
(Caribbean, United
States, and
Australia)
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Help for All
Animals http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com
To
all my pet loving
friends!
Please
tell all of your
friends to tell
all of their
friends!
The
Animal Rescue Site
is having trouble
getting enough
people
to
click on it
daily to meet
their quota of
getting free
food
donated every
day to abused
and neglected
animals.
It takes less than
a minute to go to
their site and
click on "feed an
animal in need"
for free.
This
doesn't cost you a
thing.
Their corporate
sponsors/advertisers
use the number of
daily visits
to donate food to
abandoned/neglected
animals in
exchange for
advertising.
Here's
the web site! Pass
it along to all of
the pet-loving
people you know.
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com
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Elizabeth
Farnum with
her cat, the 16.8
lb.,
Spenser
Guanzaun
Sysnauwski.
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Please, Check
out this cool site...
 
      
Your online
Shopping Guide to
products not tested on
animals, including
cosmetics, personal care
and household products.
The Consumers
Union rates the www.LeapingBunny.org
Logo "highly
meaningful." Get the full
story.
Is your company ready to
end animal testing? If
you manufacture
cosmetics, household or
personal care products
you are encouraged to
apply to join our
growing list of approved
companies! Find out
more.
Need to Recommit? Click here.
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How it
began
By 1996 "cruelty free"
shopping had become so
popular as to become
confusing, sometimes
misleading and
ultimately frustrating.
Companies had begun
designing their own
bunny logos, abiding by
their own definition of
"cruelty free" or
"animal friendly"
without the
participation of animal
protection groups.
In
response, eight national
animal protection groups
banded together to form
the Coalition for
Consumer Information on
Cosmetics (CCIC).
The CCIC promotes a
single comprehensive
standard and an
internationally
recognized "leaping
bunny" logo.
We are working with
companies to help make
shopping for
animal-friendly products
easier and more
trustworthy.
Contact us
Administrator
P.O. Box 188799,
Sacramento, CA 95818
1 (888) 546-CCIC
Who we are
The American
Anti-Vivisection
Society
American
Humane Association
Animal
Protection Institute
Beauty Without Cruelty,
USA: (212) 989-8073
Doris Day
Animal League
The Humane
Society of the United
States
New England
Anti-Vivisection
Society
International Partners
Animal
Alliance of Canada
European
Coalition to End
Animal Experiments
To see the entire list of
international groups
supporting this effort, click here.
    
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Walsh
Donna Dr Vet
2061 Palmer
Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
SW - (914)
834-0199
Cohen
& Hopper
DVM's
6 Weaver St,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
E - (914)
833-3600
Pet
Mend Animal
Hospital
1999 Palmer
Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.4 mi
SW - (914)
834-9000
Village
Animal
Hospital
6 Weaver St,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
E - (914)
833-3600
Winokur
Erwin B Dr Vet
2061 Palmer
Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
SW - (914)
834-0199
Mamaroneck
Veterinary
Hospital
649 W Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
1.1 mi
NE - (914)
777-0398
Kleen
Kutz
649 W Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
1.1 mi
NE - (914)
777-0398
Post
Road
Veterinary
Hospital
41 E Main St,
New Rochelle,
NY
1.2 mi
SW - (914)
632-6525
Wolland
Michael DVM
510 W Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
1.2 mi
NE - (914)
698-7272
ANC
Veterinary Ctr
1 Cottage Pl,
New Rochelle,
NY
1.9 mi
SW - (914)
235-8770
Surgeon
Thoulton w DVM
1 Cottage pl,
New Rochelle,
NY
1.9 mi
SW - (914)
235-8770
Jogodnik
Richard DVM
61 Quaker
Ridge Rd, New
Rochelle, NY
2.1 mi
NW - (914)
632-1269
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New
Rochelle
Animal
Hospital
98 North Ave,
New Rochelle,
NY
2.3 mi
SW - (914)
636-8106
Community
Veterinary
Hospital
1500 E Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
2.5 mi
NE - (914)
698-1111
Pinckney
John E Vet
1621 Harrison
Ave # 1,
Mamaroneck, NY
2.6 mi
NE - (914)
698-1756
Manor
Veterinary
Clinic
310 5th Ave,
Pelham, NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
738-6262
Pelham
Animal
Hospital
74 Lincoln
Ave, Pelham,
NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
632-7432
Katz
Russell Dr Vet
74 Lincoln
Ave, Pelham,
NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
632-7432
Di
Russo
Veterinary
Care
35 Tuckahoe
Ave,
Eastchester,
NY
3.2 mi
W - (914)
961-4045
Ginger
& Co
419 White Plains
Rd, Eastchester,
NY
3.3 mi
NW - (914)
779-1900
A. Walsh Donna Dr
Vet
2061 Palmer Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
SW - (914)
834-0199
B. Cohen &
Hopper DVM's
6 Weaver St,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
E - (914)
833-3600
C. Pet Mend Animal
Hospital
1999 Palmer Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.4 mi
SW - (914)
834-9000
D. Village
Animal Hospital
6 Weaver St,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
E - (914)
833-3600
E. Winokur Erwin
B Dr Vet
2061 Palmer Ave,
Larchmont, NY
0.5 mi
SW - (914)
834-0199
F. Mamaroneck
Veterinary Hospital
649 W Boston Post
Rd, Mamaroneck, NY
1.1 mi
NE - (914)
777-0398
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G. Kleen Kutz
649 W Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
1.1 mi
NE - (914)
777-0398
H. Post Road
Veterinary
Hospital
41 E Main St,
New Rochelle, NY
1.2 mi
SW - (914)
632-6525
I. Wolland Michael
DVM
510 W Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
1.2 mi
NE - (914)
698-7272
J. ANC
Veterinary Ctr
1 Cottage Pl,
New Rochelle, NY
1.9 mi
SW - (914)
235-8770
K. Surgeon
Thoulton w DVM
1 Cottage pl,
New Rochelle, NY
1.9 mi
SW - (914)
235-8770
L. Jogodnik
Richard DVM
61 Quaker Ridge
Rd, New
Rochelle, NY
2.1 mi
NW - (914)
632-1269
M. New Rochelle
Animal Hospital
98 North Ave,
New Rochelle, NY
2.3 mi
SW - (914)
636-8106
N. Community
Veterinary
Hospital
1500 E Boston
Post Rd,
Mamaroneck, NY
2.5 mi
NE - (914)
698-1111
O. Pinckney John E
Vet
1621 Harrison
Ave # 1,
Mamaroneck, NY
2.6 mi
NE - (914)
698-1756
P. Manor
Veterinary
Clinic
310 5th Ave,
Pelham, NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
738-6262
Q. Pelham Animal
Hospital
74 Lincoln Ave,
Pelham, NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
632-7432
R. Katz Russell
Dr Vet
74 Lincoln Ave,
Pelham, NY
3.0 mi
SW - (914)
632-7432
S. Di Russo
Veterinary Care
35 Tuckahoe Ave,
Eastchester, NY
3.2 mi
W - (914)
961-4045
T. Ginger &
Co
419 White Plains
Rd, Eastchester,
NY
3.3 mi
NW - (914)
779-1900
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CATS
"Thousands of
years ago, cats
were worshiped as
gods. Cats
have
never forgotten
this."
--Anonymous
"There is no
snooze button on a
cat who wants
breakfast."
--Unknown
"Cats are smarter
than dogs.
You can't get
eight cats to pull
a sled
through
snow."
--Jeff Valdez
"In a cat's eye,
all things belong
to cats."
--English proverb
"As every cat
owner knows,
nobody owns a
cat."
--Ellen Perry
Berkeley
"One cat just
leads to
another."
--Ernest Hemingway
"Dogs come when
they're called;
cats take a
message and get
back to
you later."
--Mary Bly
"Cats are rather
delicate creatures
and they are
subject to a good
many ailments, but
I never heard of
one who suffered
from insomnia."
--Joseph Wood
Krutch
"People who hate
cats, will come
back as mice in
their next life."
--Faith Resnick
"There are many
intelligent
species in the
universe.
They are all
owned by
cats."
--Anonymous
"I have studied
many philosophers
and many
cats. The
wisdom of cats
is infinitely
superior."
--Hippolyte Taine
"There are two
means of refuge
from the miseries
of life:
music and cats."
--Albert
Schweitzer
"The cat has too
much spirit to
have no
heart." --
Ernest Menaul
"Dogs believe they
are human.
Cats believe they
are God."
"Time spent with
cats is never
wasted."
--Colette
"Cats seem to go
on the principle
that it never does
any harm to ask
for what you
want."
--Joseph Wood
Krutch
"Cats aren't
clean, they're
just covered with
cat spit."
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Angela-Fr Moore-Virginia
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Deacon Bill Mueller and Fr
Moore
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Pat McMahon and her Dog
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Pat McMahon-daughter and
her Dog -01
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Spenser at the 9-28-03
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Animals -01
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Elizabeth Farnum with her
cat - Spenser Guanzaun
Sysnauwski
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Any
comments, problems
or additional info
regarding this site,
please contact FarnumA440@aol.com.
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Worth the time to
see a good done from the heart.
Click on
this link....great story...
http://mfile.akamai.com/21772/wmv/gannett.download.akamai.com/21772/streaming/wmv/hancockportraits.asx
MORE Pics to
be added in Aug 2007
PS:
Four
Pics of the SynFauxNY Gang at the
Fordham Prep Graduation 2007
(without Ms. Elizabeth Farnum and Rich
Berretta was missing due to
injured finger)
SynFauxNY
Keyboard Setup I.JPG
SynFauxNY
Keyboard Setup II.JPG
Drums
of Steven Finkelstein.JPG
Tom,
Ken, Steve of SynFauxNY.JPG
Spencer's Post-Op on 9-29-06
PICs and MOVIES!
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Spencer's Post-Op on
9-29-06 PICs and
MOVIES!
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/images/Spencer post-Op on
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PICs/6 Farnums and a Henreckson
SMSS-Xmas 02.jpg
The collected
Songcatchers Choir Camp Pics - 2006
To view/load all of the
Songcatchers Choir Camp Pics - 2006,
go to:
http://www.designuwear.com/images/SongCatchers
ChoirCamp Pics - 2006/
and double-click on each .jpg
(pic) to view individually.
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http://www.designuwear.com/images/SongCatchers
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Subject:
Choir Camp
Pics '06
Date: 8/8/2006
From:
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![[DIR]](http://nymetro-ems.com/icons/back.gif) Index of PICs and MOVIEs of the
Fordham University Chorus Easter Concert (2006) 13-Apr-2006 00:42 -
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P1000359.JPG 10-Apr-2006 09:56 43k
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P1000360.JPG 10-Apr-2006 09:58 60k
P1000360.MOV 10-Apr-2006 10:19 188M
P1000361.JPG 10-Apr-2006 10:19 50k
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P1000362.JPG 10-Apr-2006 10:21 63k
P1000362.MOV 10-Apr-2006 10:30 84.5M
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Click
here: Google Image Result for
http://www.cinematical.com/media/2006/06/hairspray.jpg
Nikki
Blonsky
Breaking
News: Unknown Lands
Hairspray Lead
Posted Jun 8th 2006 6:11PM
by Erik Davis
Filed under: Comedy, Casting, DIY/Filmmaking,
Remakes
and Sequels Imagine
being a 17-year-old high
school senior from Long Island
who works part-time scooping
ice cream and learning that,
after a nationwide search,
you're going to play Tracy
Turnblad in the updated
big-screen version of Hairspray. That's
exactly what happened to Nikki
Blonsky from Great Neck, NY
after director Adam Shankman brought her
the good news himself via a
laptop computer while she was
still at work.The whole
what-to-do went down on
Entertainment Tonight as
cameras were there to catch
her reaction. Not for nothing,
but you're surrounded by a
crowd of people and a crew
from Entertainment Tonight --
what did you expect to happen?
Perhaps Shankman could have
popped up on the screen and
said something like, "Your
audition was great, however,
your boss at the ice cream
shop claimed summer was his
busiest season. Therefore, he
couldn't let you go. Sorry."
Now, if her reaction to that
sentence was caught on camera
and broadcast live across the
country, then maybe I'd watch
Entertainment Tonight more
often.While Blonsky may be an
unknown actress, she joins a
cast full of familiar talent.
Just the other day, it
was revealed that Amanda Bynes will be
playing the role of Penny
Pingleton, Turnblad's best
friend. Also attached are John
Travolta and Queen Latifah, with Rowan Atkinson and Michelle Pheiffer rumored
to have snatched up a part as
well.
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Elizabeth
Farnum's "FAUST"
European Tour
Composer Phillip Johnston
has composed a score for the
1926 silent film version of
Faust, directed by Murnau.
The score is set for voice,
sax, accordion and 'cello.
The score is performed live
as the audience views the
film.
Performances:
JUNE 20: Lake Garda, Italy
JUNE 21: Rome, Italy
JUNE 22: Pordenone, Italy
JUNE 23: Zurich, Switzerland
Venues:
Lake Garda
Jazz: piazza Vittorio
Emanuele II
Rome:
Roma Jazz & Image:
Villa
Celimontana
Roma [Near the
Coliseum]
Pordenone:
SalaGrande
dell�Aula Magna
Centro
Studi
Piazza Maestri
del Lavoro 3
Pordenone
Zurich:
Rote
Fabrik, Seestr. 395,
8038 Zurich
Tel. 0041 44 481
9143
Hope
this helps, I'm trying
to get a few more
details...
some collected Phillip
Johnston's Faust - 2005
Italy/Switzerland Tour Pictures
to see all Faust
Italy/Switerland 2005 Tour Pics,
go to:
http://ElizabethFarnum.com/Images/Faust
2005/
and click on each pic
individually
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Phillip Johnston's
Faust Garda Jazz Poster
last updated:
7/08/05
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Phillip Johnston's Faust
Group
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Phillip Johnston's Faust
Group
with Elizabeth's
husband, Ken
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Phillip Johnston
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Tomas
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Will
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Will and Elizabeth
Farnum
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Phil Johnston
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Phil, Tomas and Will
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The "No Problem" Tool
Kit
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Phillip Johnston's
Faust Quartet
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Phil Johnston, unknown
person and Elizabeth
Farnum
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Elizabeth Farnum
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The Faust Quartet in the
Brescia,Italy Train
Station
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Tomas relaxing on ROME
train ride
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Our Hotel Rooftop View
left to right #1
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Our Hotel Rooftop View
left to right #2
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Our Hotel Rooftop View
left to right #3
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Our Hotel Rooftop View
left to right #4
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The Coliseum in Rome
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Elizabeth Farnum at The
Coliseum in Rome
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LZ's Coliseum Kitty
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LZ's Coliseum Kitty
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last updated:
7/16/05
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The Pool at Lake Daarma
Agrotouristica
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Tomas and Elizabeth at
The Da Garma
Agrotouristica
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Papagallo
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Papagallo on a chair
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Dante and Papagallo
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Nadia, Dante's wife
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Elizabeth Nadia Phil
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The collected
Songcatchers ChoirCamp Pics - 2005
Fr. Leonard, Elizabeth Farnum and
Kenneth A. Farnum, Jr.
at the Fordham University 2003
Christmas Concert
in The Leonard Theatre (Fordham
Prep Auditorium)
some collected GIZMO Pics
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to view the RIGHT-column GizPics)
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Pic of GIZMO at
Fordham Prep Grad
2004
with Tom Bitondo,
Elizabeth Farnum,
Ken Farnum Jr.,
Steve Finkelstein
and Cara Mecoli
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Pic of Cara Mecoli
and dad at Fordham
Prep Grad 2004
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Pic of
Fr. Leonard at
Fordham Prep
Graduation 2005
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Pic of GIZMO - Tom
and Rich at Molloy
Grad 2005
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Pic of GIZMO - Tom
and Rich at Molloy
Grad 2005
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Pic of GIZMO I -
Kenneth A Farnum
Jr
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Pic of Rich
Berretta and Fr
Leonard
at Fordham Prep
Graduation 2005
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Pic of GIZMO II -
Thomas Bitondo
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Pic of GIZMO III -
Richard Berretta
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Pic of GIZMO IV -
Steven Finkelstein
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Pic of GIZMO V -
Elizabeth Farnum
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Pic of GIZMO at
Molloy Grad 2005
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Some GIZMO Keyboard Gear Pics
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Kenneth A. Farnum,
Jr.'s GIZMO
Keyboard-I set-up
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pic of Kenneth A.
Farnum, Jr.'s
GIZMO Keyboard-I
set-up-1-02.
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another pic of
Kenneth A. Farnum,
Jr.'s GIZMO
Keyboard-I
set-u-1-03.
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even more pics of
Kenneth A. Farnum,
Jr.'s GIZMO
Keyboard-I set-up
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Ken,
I've got a GIZMO
Question...
GIZMO, an
electro-classical
synth-keyboard
ensemble
is the resident
ensemble of St. Mary,
Star Of The Sea (on
City Island in the
Bronx)
and has been
performing several
interesting and
informative programs
for many diverse
occasions
in the New York
tri-state area since
1995.
GIZMO
For more technical or booking
information, e-mail: Kenneth A. Farnum, Jr.
or phone:
(H): (718)
885-2480 / (cell)
(917) 805-4699
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How
to Give Your
Cat a Pill
From:
JoannaDiva
Pick up
cat and cradle
it in the
crook of your
left arm as
though holding
a baby.
Position right
forefinger and
thumb on
either side of
cat's mouth,
and gently
apply pressure
to his cheeks.
When cat opens
up, pop pill
into mouth.
Cat will then
close mouth
and swallow.
Retrieve pill
from floor and
cat from
behind sofa.
Repeat the
process.
Retrieve cat
from the
bedroom, and
throw soggy
pill away.
Remove second
pill from foil
wrap, cradle
cat in left
arm holding
rear paws
tightly with
left hand.
Force jaws
open, and push
pill to back
of throat with
forefinger.
Hold mouth
shut for a
count of 10,
if you are
able. Hold
cat's mouth
closed as
well.
Retrieve pill
from goldfish
bowl and cat
from top of
wardrobe.
Call for
assistance.
Kneel on floor
with cat
wedged firmly
between knees,
immobilizing
front and rear
paws. Ask
assistant to
hold cat's
head firmly
with one hand
while forcing
wooden ruler
into cat's
throat. Flick
pill down
ruler with
forefinger,
and rub cat's
throat
vigorously.
Retrieve cat
from
living-room
curtain
valance.
Carefully
sweep
shattered
figurines from
hearth, and
set aside for
later gluing.
Remove third
pill from foil
wrap.
Wrap cat in
beach towel,
and ask
assistant to
lie prone on
cat with cat's
head visible
under
assistant's
armpit. Put
pill in end of
paper tube
you've made
for this
purpose. Then,
force cat's
mouth open
with pencil
and blow.
Check label to
make sure pill
is not lethal
to humans. Sip
water to take
the taste
away. Apply
bandage to
assistant's
forearm, and
remove blood
from carpet
with soap and
cold water.
Retrieve cat
from
neighbor's
roof. Remove
fourth pill
from foil.
Place cat in
cupboard, and
close door on
cat's neck and
head outside
cupboard.
Force mouth
open with
desert spoon.
Flick pill
down throat
with rubber
band.
Fetch
screwdriver
from garage,
and put
cupboard door
back on
hinges. Apply
cold compress
to cheek, and
check records
for date of
last tetanus
shot. Throw
bloodied,
ripped T-shirt
away, and
fetch another
from bedroom.
Apologize to
neighbor who
crashed into
the fence
while swerving
to avoid cat.
Call 911, ask
fire
department to
retrieve cat
from
eucalyptus
tree.
Remove
remaining pill
from foil
wrap.
Tie cat's
front paws to
rear paws with
garden twine,
and securely
tie to leg of
dining table.
Put on
heavy-duty
pruning
gloves. Force
cat's mouth
open with tire
iron. Drop
pill,
previously
hidden in one
ounce of raw
hamburger,
into cat's
mouth. Hold
head
vertically
with nose
pointed to
ceiling, and
pour one-half
pint of water
down cat's
throat, and
two jiggers of
whiskey down
your own.
Ask assistant
to drive you
to emergency
room. Sit
quietly while
doctor
administers
anesthetic,
stitches
fingers,
forearm, and
removes pill
remnants from
eye.
Drop off cat,
along with
generous
donation, at
the vet for
duration of
medical
treatment.
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