Boxer Miguel Cotto flexes his muscles as he stands on a scale during a weigh-in, ahead of his fight against Austin Trout in New York. Cotto will fight Trout on Saturday at Madison Square Garden. Keith Bedford/Reuters Related articles Miguel Cotto has New York City on his side against Austin Trout (newsday.com)

Boxer Miguel Cotto flexes his muscles as he stands on a scale during a weigh-in, ahead of his fight against Austin Trout in New York. Cotto will fight Trout on Saturday at Madison Square Garden.

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Giant Underwood Typewriter - World’s Fair, New York, 1940.  State of the Art!

During Fleet Week - NYC

During Fleet Week - NYC

Luna Park at Night - Coney Island circa 1905

Luna Park at Night - Coney Island circa 1905

Heart of the Adirondacks - Joseph Rossbach  (HH:  That’s a riot of color.)

Heart of the Adirondacks - Joseph Rossbach 

(HH:  That’s a riot of color.)

David Berkowitz has changed from heartless mass murderer to born-again Christian behind bars.    He is one of New York’s most notorious serial killers.    He shot 13 people in cold blood, killing six. Yet 35 years to the day his reign of terror ended, David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam, speaks gently from his jail cell with the words: society needs to take the “glory out of guns.”“It’s all senseless,” he said from the maximum security Sullivan County Correctional Facility in upstate New York, where he is serving six consecutive 25 years-to-life sentences. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/son-sam-david-berkowitz-speaks-daily-news-decries-violence-senseless-prays-victims-notorious-1976-77-killing-spree-article-1.1133269#ixzz23AFp9lEy

David Berkowitz has changed from heartless mass murderer to born-again Christian behind bars.


   He is one of New York’s most notorious serial killers.

   He shot 13 people in cold blood, killing six.

Yet 35 years to the day his reign of terror ended, David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam, speaks gently from his jail cell with the words: society needs to take the “glory out of guns.”
“It’s all senseless,” he said from the maximum security Sullivan County Correctional Facility in upstate New York, where he is serving six consecutive 25 years-to-life sentences.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/son-sam-david-berkowitz-speaks-daily-news-decries-violence-senseless-prays-victims-notorious-1976-77-killing-spree-article-1.1133269#ixzz23AFp9lEy
Sweet Ice, NYC, 1935

Sweet Ice, NYC, 1935

Lake Filled With Canoes These 2,000 canoes in Fourth Lake in New York set a world record. The photo was taken by Nancie Battaglia for National Geographic Magazine.

Lake Filled With Canoes

These 2,000 canoes in Fourth Lake in New York set a world record. The photo was taken by Nancie Battaglia for National Geographic Magazine.

Phyllis Siegel, 76, left, and Connie Kopelov, 84, both of New York, embrace after becoming the first same-sex couple to get married at the Manhattan City Clerk’s office in 2011.

Phyllis Siegel, 76, left, and Connie Kopelov, 84, both of New York, embrace after becoming the first same-sex couple to get married at the Manhattan City Clerk’s office in 2011.

Baby Nader Dinosaur strolls through NYC Park Photo by Keith Bedford / Reuters A maintenance man laughs at an actor dressed as “Baby Nadder” from the film “How To Train Your Dragon” making its way through pedestrians in New York City on May 17. Actors came out in costume to promote the “How To Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular”, a live performance based on the film.

Baby Nader Dinosaur strolls through NYC Park

Photo by Keith Bedford / Reuters

A maintenance man laughs at an actor dressed as “Baby Nadder” from the film “How To Train Your Dragon” making its way through pedestrians in New York City on May 17. Actors came out in costume to promote the “How To Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular”, a live performance based on the film.

Joyful Tiny Dancer Kofi Sylvester Dwemoh, 4, dances during a memorial party for Hanah Yaa Appiah who died a month earlier, in the Bronx borough of New York, March 25, 2011. In New York, these funeral parties anchor the social calendar of the fast-growing community of immigrants from Ghana, where funerals are world-renowned for their size and extravagance. (Beatrice de Gea/The New York Times)

Joyful Tiny Dancer

Kofi Sylvester Dwemoh, 4, dances during a memorial party for Hanah Yaa Appiah who died a month earlier, in the Bronx borough of New York, March 25, 2011. In New York, these funeral parties anchor the social calendar of the fast-growing community of immigrants from Ghana, where funerals are world-renowned for their size and extravagance. (Beatrice de Gea/The New York Times)

NYPD - Times Square Even the police station has a (blue and pink) neon sign in Times Square (times square, new york city, usa)

NYPD - Times Square
Even the police station has a (blue and pink) neon sign in Times Square
(times square, new york city, usa)

Ralph’s - from THE DISAPPEARING FACE OF NEW YORK

Ralph’s - from THE DISAPPEARING FACE OF NEW YORK

Alfred Eisenstaedt, A New York vacationer in Miami Beach, 1940 HH: Major Incongruity Related articles Photographer Spotlight: Alfred Eisenstaedt (foto-phix.com)

Alfred Eisenstaedt, A New York vacationer in Miami Beach, 1940

HH: Major Incongruity

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“Peace” photo by jinsky “This is a shot of the sculpture outside the UN headquarters in New York. Created by the Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reutersward as a tribute to John Lennon.Im pleased with this picture as it makes the gun seem much larger than it really is and emphasises its’ detail. Its about 14 inches in length.”

Stamp of Azerbaijan

“Peace” photo by jinsky

“This is a shot of the sculpture outside the UN headquarters in New York. Created by the Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reutersward as a tribute to John Lennon.
Im pleased with this picture as it makes the gun seem much larger than it really is and emphasises its’ detail. Its about 14 inches in length.”

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