http://www.aidangardiner.com/words-gallery daily 0.75 2021-03-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615010146363-GOTV934DYZ5GVL71J31X/image.jpg Words Gallery - I lost my... One in three Americans knows someone who died from the coronavirus. We spoke to the people the pandemic left behind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615010146363-GOTV934DYZ5GVL71J31X/image.jpg Words Gallery - I lost my... One in three Americans knows someone who died from the coronavirus. We spoke to the people the pandemic left behind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615009673814-AX9QP0ZH07AVEAJZALZ3/image-asset.jpeg Words Gallery - In Harm's Way Health care workers around the world risked their lives — and those of their families — to fight the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Italo Brown) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615010727071-TLM4W0S21KCSU8EMC2E8/reva_essential_workers_04+%281%29.jpg Words Gallery - Voices From the Front Lines of America’s Food Supply Eleven workers, from the factories and farms to the highways and supermarkets, tell how they got themselves — and us — through a catastrophic year. (Photo by John Burchan) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510086063486-5AYKS9TYD0J5LAA6CW9Z/bannon.jpg Words Gallery - Whodunnit: How Did a Crate With a Man’s Body Inside End Up at Bronx Marina? THE BRONX — Here's what investigators know: A California man who went missing in 2004 was shot in the head. He was stuffed into a wooden crate about a decade ago and, this month, that box was found in the Throgs Neck marina. But how the crate arrived at the marina, and who put it there, remains a mystery. Various people involved in this whodunnit have given conflicting stories about what they believe happened. James Michael Brannon, 60, was discovered under a blue tarp inside the box last week. There were no arrests as of Tuesday afternoon, an NYPD spokesman said. 'IT WAS IN THE SAME SPOT' Investigators initially believed that Brannon's death was tied to a 41-foot Marine Trader sailboat that used to be dry-docked near where he'd been found at Hammond's Cove Marina, at 140 Reynolds Ave. A Polish immigrant and highly-skilled craftsman named Michael Szewczyk had been refurbishing the boat since he bought it in Maryland about 2006 until he died of a heart attack at work in February 2015 at the age of 57, a friend of Szewczyk said. Read more here. Related: TIMELINE: How a Missing Man Lived Before His Body Was Found in Bronx Crate https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510087927114-NR63LSPOIBBQQVYVW4XP/kea.jpg Words Gallery - NYPD Didn't Do Its Job in Case of German Student Killed by L Train: Family MANHATTAN — On the day Kea Fiedler was fatally struck by a Brooklyn-bound L train in Union Square, she seemed to have her whole life ahead of her. The 27-year-old graduate student had just come from an exciting meeting with her college adviser who gave her apples for a pie she hoped to make with her serious girlfriend on their weekend getaway in Beacon, N.Y. She was tired, but looking forward to watching the second presidential debate that night with her girlfriend and some other friends. When Fiedler was hit by the train at about 4 p.m. on Oct. 19, a schizophrenic woman — who was later charged with another subway shoving death — approached police at the scene and told them that she had shoved Fiedler into the side of the train. But after detaining and questioning the woman, Melanie Liverpool-Turner, police decided she was making the story up, concluding it was a suicide because "three witnesses stated they saw her jump into the tracks," NYPD spokeswoman Jessica McRorie said Monday. Liverpool-Turner fatally pushed another woman in front of an oncoming train weeks after Fiedler's death. But sources have also said that detectives have softened their stance on Fiedler's suicide theory, after finding the witness evidence inconclusive. They are now considering that the scholar, who hails from Germany, may have fallen, sources said. "We think the police should try to find out more details about everything. They made it very easy for themselves," Fiedler's sister, Jana Richers, 40, who lives in Germany, told DNAinfo New York. Read more here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466561463187-VRO72JNXF5PPH84R5BFF/Alternate+1.jpg Words Gallery - East Harlem Mom Relives Her Son's Death With Each New Shooting - DNAinfo Matt Shaw wasn't supposed to be in New York in July 2012. Shootings earlier that summer rattled his mother, Paula Shaw-Leary, so she sent her youngest of seven children, a 21-year-old finance major who had just been accepted to SUNY Albany for a masters degree in economics, to his sister's home in Georgia. "I just for some reason had this feeling: Get him out of here, get him out of here, get him out of here," Shaw-Leary said. "But he wanted to come back and I couldn’t keep him." Shaw was fatally shot in a case of mistaken identity outside the AK Houses at Lexington Avenue and East 128th Street about 1:30 a.m. on July 5, 2012, shortly after his return to the city. Three years haven't eased Shaw-Leary's grief. On better days, she eats her breakfast and has strength enough to do some vacuuming and dusting. But other days, especially when she hears about a new shooting, she relives each dark detail of her son's death. “Most days, you’re all right,” Shaw-Leary said. "And then, some days, you just go back to day one." Read more here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466561755065-UHIXZ4FCJYERCQBQQMIE/vision-zero-teaser-1450707891.jpg Words Gallery - MAP: Only 15 Percent of Drivers Who Kill People Face Vision Zero Charges - DNAinfo Only 15 percent of drivers who killed pedestrians or cyclists have been charged under a law designed to increase penalties against drivers in the nearly two years since it took effect, a DNAinfo New York investigation has found. And only 10 drivers among those who struck and injured 20,082 pedestrians and cyclists were charged under the new legislation — which was supposed "to give some teeth" to a bundle of laws that are part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's "Vision Zero" plan to eliminate traffic fatalities. “This bill was the most dramatic of all of them in the way it was going to change the way people live their lives," said a City Council source who was involved in crafting the law, but who asked for anonymity because the person is not authorized to speak to the press. Read more here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510089026874-DEWX1ZJZKBWO4XS8HS8M/racer.jpg Words Gallery - Only Death or Disaster Can Stop Record Runner from Finishing NYC Marathon UPPER WEST SIDE — With a sore left calf, 73-year-old David Obelkevich would be forgiven for sitting out the New York City Marathon this year. But the retired music teacher from the Upper West Side is determined to complete the Nov. 6 marathon as he’s the only person to have finished the 26.2-mile race every year since it became a five-borough event 40 years ago. "I may not be ready, but I’ll do it," Obelkevich said. Read more here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433778338697-1MDC4ADGRN2PPB2A236F/07cityroom-blind1-blog480.jpg Words Gallery - Capturing Dinosaurs and Whales, Without Seeing Them - New York Times At the American Museum of Natural History on Tuesday, Hashim Kirkland lowered his camera a bit to see the ancient brown spine of a dinosaur through the murky glass catwalk below him. He clicked and then raised the camera again to capture the massive hip of an Apatosaurus, a long-necked plant eater. “I’ve been fascinated by dinosaurs since I was a kid,” Mr. Kirkland said. “They’re so amazing and so big.” But unlike most of the people in the hall clicking their shutters and gawking at the prehistoric beasts, Mr. Kirkland could not see the hulking skeletons clearly because he’s legally blind. Read more here. Photo by Glenna Gordon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433785831902-232YXU0OK6DROVJI3MNM/mccormick-maxwell-13823618286295.jpg Words Gallery - Sandy Took Staten Island Man's Home and His Partner, Leaving Only Memories - DNAinfo Hurricane Sandy destroyed everything James McCormick held dear. He lost his partner of nearly a half century, a 64-year-old former Marine named David Maxwell, who returned to the couple's Midland Beach bungalow to protect it against the storm's wrath and was drowned in a surge along with their cat, Mittens. He lost every photo chronicling their relationship — leaving him to rely only on his memory to picture his longtime love and the boisterous life they once lived in the '60s West Village and later on Staten Island. “I don’t have a partner anymore. I have no more pictures of him. They’re all gone,” said McCormick, a 74-year-old Navy veteran who has been paralyzed on the left side since a stroke last March and who has lived at the Carmel Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center ever since. Read more here. Photo by John Moore for Getty Images. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466561962892-AX0J0VXV6NF63FYXY8Z3/extralarge.jpg Words Gallery - Here's What Garland Tyree Told Us During Fatal Standoff With Police - DNAinfo The Bloods gang leader calmly answered the cellphone as heavily-armed police surrounded his home after he shot a firefighter Friday morning. "Yes," Garland Tyree, 38, said over the phone at about 8:30 a.m. as he was inside his locked home at 15 Destiny Court during a standoff with police that began at 6 a.m. when U.S. Marshals came to arrest him. His voice revealed none of the chaos or the tension of the scene just outside his door. Law enforcement officers with the Regional Fugitive Task Force made their way into his building, but were driven out by the thick smoke from a smoke grenade he had set off, officials said. "I don't know what they want. They just kicked my door in," Tyree calmly told DNAinfo New York during a 90-second phone conversation. Read more here. Image from Facebook/garland.tyree https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433779058053-ESE3ANVNKWJL3BULRJXV/CITYROOM-ZEN-blog480.jpg Words Gallery - Zen for High Schoolers: ‘Notice the Anxiety. Notice the Fear.’ - New York Times La-keeyatta Steward, 17, sat on a small black pillow one recent Tuesday afternoon, her legs tucked under her. Her meditation instructor told her to imagine her body pulled upward by a string, so she lowered her shoulders and straightened her back. Then two of her classmates burst in. “There was a brawl,” called Ian Alsopp, 18, shaking his head. “It went down. It went down.” Riding the subway after school, he said, he saw about 20 teenagers beat up another boy. The news startled Ms. Steward and the other high school students at the Brooklyn Zen Center, where they attend weekly meditation sessions meant to help them handle the challenges of growing up in the city. “This is where you actually use this,” the instructor, Greg Snyder, told Mr. Alsopp. “Notice the thought. That’s fine. Notice the anxiety. Notice the fear. Use the meditation to focus your mind. Are you with me?” “I’m with you,” Mr. Alsopp said before settling onto his pillow, still fidgeting. Read more here. Photo by Marilynn K. Yee. http://www.aidangardiner.com/pictures daily 0.75 2021-03-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006911354-6W2LS8TAJK2ZM2WE7KHO/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery - BIDEN BEATS TRUMP https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006911354-6W2LS8TAJK2ZM2WE7KHO/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery - BIDEN BEATS TRUMP https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006999127-JE1LAVGCHNWEMRO2DMJQ/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery A couple days in, I realized I felt, well, happy. I looked at it, turned it over and over again, like a warm wooden artifact. I let it pry up the corners of my lips and lift my legs. Up and up and up. There is a weight to rage, to fear, like an unseen gas that clears with the more air I put between me and my machines, the frightened and the enraged. Breathe the drugs that trees make. Touch their roots and thank them. Woe will wait. Climb a hill to see play in the sweaty noonday sun. Joy’s there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007050427-1MO39BBNX35TED3F026Y/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery - Covid pandemic wedding https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560885205-KVWQ4A699XMSA0XMEFHX/S0694261_EDIT_CROP.jpg Photos Gallery - Central Park Ballerina https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007024693-D4V1NSGHSTO0LEB11MA0/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery - Nepal Helicopter Himalayas We may have been fools. We walked for six days to get here. Leaches sucked on our legs. We scrambled over uneasy rubble where landslides swept away cliffside trails. Pushy water buffalo nearly sent us tumbling down 2,700 poop-covered stone steps. We crossed a river with the meager half of a bridge remaining after the monsoons. We sweat through everything and labored through high-altitude marches. Others just took helicopters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560954387-Q7MEVFH4HQXDQEC3N4E9/S0414139_EDIT_CROP.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510111249955-5OA2XR3VQY9K4XPG29IF/Leanna+1+Edit.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006974041-PMAYVNOLM2JJXXWWXUJK/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery My 102-year-old great grandma, Elfie, sat for me on Christmas afternoon. It was a little chilly. Her hearing isn’t great and the vision in her good eye is closing in. People are always amazed to see that she’s still with it and this tickles her. There’s a lot I don’t know about her life and much I’ll probably spend my own trying to understand. In January 1945, she and her family fled her hometown in what was then eastern Germany to escape the advancing Soviet army. She kept only what she could carry. Her father stayed behind. It was winter, frightening and complicated. Seventy five years later she told me, almost as an aside, that she’s never forgotten how it felt to no longer have a home. “No one helped us.” At Christmas dinner, she leaned in to get a good look at the glass into which her daughter poured a slim bottle of German wine. “Ooo the good stuff!” she said, delighted, this small woman, buffeted by the crosswinds of history. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007069213-DO0HD4YPI5KLLCU6Q3QY/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615161222047-JPCXVL31DX68F9SPW3DD/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery - Annapurna Annapurna https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510110933133-NGSF8CFFQ5TBJ2BHZOMT/13774811_215253178871320_2113015477_n.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560680287-C82R3M0XR6Y66L1AT5F4/Bus+Kid.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510110933345-EKOGRZASEVF3CTM9WSPG/13715257_322126001454308_1061967474_n.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560819438-VAG2K07F97O8GY2HUSY4/Smoking+Edit+Crop.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510110933614-01S9DTTCIMTX8RXENL3I/13725663_1773841126186850_548161889_n.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006949679-DUCWREWTTJESNSTHE6M5/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433787557324-FZ7SP1WHM3KCZLDP7KY3/NiQiyra+4.29.15+EDIT.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007094752-8G2T77TGSL1T8NRRKNFZ/image-asset.jpeg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510110932743-SAZHTATSFB7VADKK0JB3/13703221_265721337137393_706596879_n.jpg Photos Gallery https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510111246979-QPK11FNFH842PXVSSM2I/Biker+Edit+copy.jpg Photos Gallery http://www.aidangardiner.com/jokes-gallery daily 0.75 2015-06-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433790206216-98EQQGQ34M2OW6S282PE/tumblr_npc8grtgMp1uxtan1o1_1280.jpg Jokes Gallery “Why does the skeleton go to the movies by himself? Because he has no body to go with.” - Tye Smalls, who lives in Bed-Stuy and says he’s “about 15,” was playing guitar in Times Square when he overheard another man telling a joke and offered his own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433790206216-98EQQGQ34M2OW6S282PE/tumblr_npc8grtgMp1uxtan1o1_1280.jpg Jokes Gallery “Why does the skeleton go to the movies by himself? Because he has no body to go with.” - Tye Smalls, who lives in Bed-Stuy and says he’s “about 15,” was playing guitar in Times Square when he overheard another man telling a joke and offered his own. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433790146396-AAV4JFZBW9TF08BMZNSH/image-asset.jpeg Jokes Gallery *Peter whispers to his son, Manny* “Why did the chicken cross the road?” Manny: “The chicken crossed the road!” Me: “Why?” Manny: “Because.” Peter: *whispering* “To get to the other side.” Manny: “Because the other side!” - Manny Perez, 4, was walking with his dad, Peter, 44, on their way to Chuck E Cheese’s in Sunnyside.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433790259153-1AQU1XQ07ZTKN3SGGQQ5/tumblr_npc96uprxP1uxtan1o1_1280.jpg Jokes Gallery “This woman is at the edge of a cliff. She’s about to jump and a crowd has gathered around her. She says, ‘If you step any closer, I’m going to jump right off this cliff!’ Someone in the crowd shouts, ‘Eh, don’t believe her. It’s only a bluff.’” - Olli Haaskivi, 28 and from Sunnyside, was hanging out in Gantry State Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433790456815-LJBVVAB2RYDNMRURH64Q/IMG_2830+%281%29.JPG Jokes Gallery "What's worse than one dead baby stapled to a tree? One dead baby stapled to three trees." - Devin Nelson, a 23-year-old Crown Heights resident, was dressed as a princess and passing out fliers for a show. http://www.aidangardiner.com/about daily 0.75 2021-03-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1433784253779-579KBPONBLS7PQS6M0K9/image-asset.jpeg About Photo by Janet Upadhye http://www.aidangardiner.com/words daily 0.75 2017-11-07 http://www.aidangardiner.com/photo daily 0.75 2021-03-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006911354-6W2LS8TAJK2ZM2WE7KHO/image-asset.jpeg Photo - BIDEN BEATS TRUMP https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006999127-JE1LAVGCHNWEMRO2DMJQ/image-asset.jpeg Photo A couple days in, I realized I felt, well, happy. I looked at it, turned it over and over again, like a warm wooden artifact. I let it pry up the corners of my lips and lift my legs. Up and up and up. There is a weight to rage, to fear, like an unseen gas that clears with the more air I put between me and my machines, the frightened and the enraged. Breathe the drugs that trees make. Touch their roots and thank them. Woe will wait. Climb a hill to see play in the sweaty noonday sun. Joy’s there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007050427-1MO39BBNX35TED3F026Y/image-asset.jpeg Photo - Covid pandemic wedding https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560885205-KVWQ4A699XMSA0XMEFHX/S0694261_EDIT_CROP.jpg Photo - Central Park Ballerina https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615007024693-D4V1NSGHSTO0LEB11MA0/image-asset.jpeg Photo - Nepal Helicopter Himalayas We may have been fools. We walked for six days to get here. Leaches sucked on our legs. We scrambled over uneasy rubble where landslides swept away cliffside trails. Pushy water buffalo nearly sent us tumbling down 2,700 poop-covered stone steps. We crossed a river with the meager half of a bridge remaining after the monsoons. We sweat through everything and labored through high-altitude marches. Others just took helicopters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1466560954387-Q7MEVFH4HQXDQEC3N4E9/S0414139_EDIT_CROP.jpg Photo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1510111249955-5OA2XR3VQY9K4XPG29IF/Leanna+1+Edit.jpg Photo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/544663aee4b076f2605212bd/1615006974041-PMAYVNOLM2JJXXWWXUJK/image-asset.jpeg Photo My 102-year-old great grandma, Elfie, sat for me on Christmas afternoon. It was a little chilly. Her hearing isn’t great and the vision in her good eye is closing in. People are always amazed to see that she’s still with it and this tickles her. 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