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Feb 7, 2012
Brooklyn Tech Parkies Reunion
Classes 1981, 1982, 1983 and 1984, as well as transfers


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Posted by Zzyzx - Sun, Apr 3, 2011, 10:59 P

Moon8

Zzyzx This has been around a while, but since Dark Side binds all us Parkies together in some way or another I thought it deserved a post. It's 'performed' on a Nintendo Entertainment System.

Check out how parts of On The Run sound very close to the original tones. It's funny, but in many ways the NES' synthesizer is more sophisticated than the gear they used to make the album.

http://www.geek.com/...ptune-ified-2011042/
 

Posted by Zzyzx - Wed, Mar 30, 2011, 7:06 P

Anthony Wiener

Zzyzx Anthony's video response.

http://blog.reddit.c...nswers-your-top.html
 

Posted by Zzyzx - Wed, Mar 23, 2011, 2:03 P

Anthony Wiener

Zzyzx Anthony is doing a Q/A today at the following URL. The post says he will answer questions at 5:30 today (I assume he means Eastern time).

http://www.reddit.co..._anthony_weiner_dny/
 

Posted by nyd - Tue, Mar 15, 2011, 5:49 A

Bear in Japan

nyd Thanks for all the good vibes, Parkies. There have been two gas explosions on the street where my school is and I am considering giving up smoking...cigarettes, that is :D
 

Posted by mmuller - Tue, Mar 15, 2011, 12:28 A

Anthony Wiener

mmuller Anthony Wiener on Colbert:

http://www.colbertna...-9-2011-david-brooks
 

Posted by mmuller - Tue, Mar 15, 2011, 12:17 A

Bear in Japan

mmuller Following what's going on over there ... blown away. Nuclear reactors blowing up. Towns disappearing. Thousands dead. Unreal. Glad you're still with us, Dave.
 

Posted by Frankelrivera - Mon, Mar 14, 2011, 6:13 P

Bear in Japan

Thanks Mik for keeping track, and posting this. Dave I'm glad to know you are ok.
All the best,
Elizabeth (Liz) Frankel
 

Posted by nyd - Sun, Mar 13, 2011, 12:17 A

Shaker

nyd Hey Martin. I thought I had gotten used to the quakes in Japan, but this was a whopper! I was on the fifth floor of a fairly old building and that sucker shook like a strippers ass for at least three minutes! It felt like a whole lot longer. The next shock came about ten minutes later, it was a 7.2, and that got us scurrying out of the building. We all jumped in my van and watched the building sway for the next half an hour or so.
I live in the mountains so there wasn't any worry about floods. We had a few rock slides, but for the most part the city fared well.
Aftershocks were pretty strong...still are, but whiskey makes sleep possible ;)

I ain't too sure if they are gonna let us back into the building....It's slated for demolition in a year and this might just have moved the date up a couple of months.

Thanks bro,
Dave.
 

Posted by Martin - Sun, Mar 13, 2011, 12:00 A

Yo Rat

On behalf of all the Parkies, Rat, our thoughts are with you, and your family.
Martin
 

Posted by Martin - Sat, Mar 12, 2011, 11:50 P

Shaker

Hey Hair-Bear.
Congratulations on surviving that! Ive felt a 7 so I can only imagine what that 9 was like. Then the floods....
Did the shaking cause the most damage or the floods where you live? How long did the initial shaking last? I know those aftershocks make it hard to sleep, no?
Take care, Martin
 

Posted by nyd - Sat, Mar 12, 2011, 10:30 P

Bear in Japan

nyd Hi guys.
I am OK. Scariest thing I've ever experienced!! I live about 150 miles from the city they probably showed on the news. We had no power water or telephone lines even the internet was down so I had no way to get in touch with folks. The city is pretty banged up and there are over 200 people dead. I am really lucky I am not one of them!
thanks for your concern,

David
 

Posted by Mik - Fri, Mar 11, 2011, 11:28 A

Bear in Japan

Mik I don't know if you all have heard about the earthquake and resulting tsunami in Japan this morning. Crazy damage. The largest one over there in 140 years.

David "Bear" Rutella lives in Japan.

David, are you ok?
 

Posted by Mik - Mon, Dec 27, 2010, 1:35 P

Happy Holidays!

Mik My 10-year old daughter Ivy still believes, I think. However...

In the car on the way to their cousin's house last week we were listening to the How Christmas Works episode of the "Stuff You Should Know" podcast from HowStuffWorks.com (excellent podcast, BTW) when they came to the point about the history of Santa. They said that he originally came from Turkey, was worshiped by Italian sailors, who then took his bones and brought him to Italy and placed him in the alter of The Grandmother, worshiped for her gift giving during the winter solstice, essentially kicking her out of that alter and giving Nick her history. The podcast show hosts then commented that "there is no magic" with Santa.

Ivy nearly jumped out of her car seat and said "There is no Santa?!?" Her older sister Miette and I both said "No, no, no, there is a Santa Claus. Those guys were just joking around" as I shut the player off. There was about three minutes of silence while she processed. I wasn't sure if I'd just spoiled her innocence on the subject, and whether or not I'd catch serious hell from my ex.

Three days later, while at my parent's house on Christmas Eve, we were visited by one of Santa's Helpers, who handed out gifts to all the kids there. Later that night, as Ivy was getting in bed, she asked me if Santa was still coming later that night. I told her that he had already come and gave her a present. She said "No... I mean SANTA, not that guy in the suit from down the street."

So, I'm not sure if she still believes, or is going along with the program. If the day does come that she asks me the definitive yes or no question, I'll go with the following: Yes, he did in fact once exist a very long time ago, but his tale was a different one than the way he is now portrayed in the Christmas cartoons you watch on TV. His memory, and acts of giving and kindness are still celebrated today with each child's parents "helping" Santa continue his tradition.
 

Posted by !an - Sat, Dec 25, 2010, 3:39 A

Happy Holidays!

Wait...what about the tooth-fairy?


 

Posted by Zzyzx - Sat, Dec 25, 2010, 2:14 A

Happy Holidays!

Zzyzx My 9 year old daughter recently pinned me to the wall about Santa. I regret feeding her the myth, and the moment of truth had arrived. Some kids at school told her he was not real and she wanted answers.

I tried to hedge, by answering with questions like, "Well do you think he's real?", but she said, "Dad! It's a yes or no question!", while doing the karate chop to the open palm gesture.

So finally I admitted that he wasn't real and that it was a tradition etc.

This didn't go over too well. "Then why did I spend all that time writing those letters to him!? AND WHO ATE THE COOKIE AND DRANK THE MILK!???"

She cried for a few minutes. It broke my heart. She was so mad at me she wouldn't let me console her. Then she went into denial for a few days, but I think she's OK now.

It sucked. I'm telling you right now, my wife is going to be the one to deal with the tooth fairy.

Peace, and be well.

~ag
 

Posted by Mik - Sun, Jun 27, 2010, 10:41 A

Happy birthday, Rat

Mik Best returns of the day to you.
 

Posted by Mik - Thu, Mar 25, 2010, 5:40 P

Tech Alumni Album

Mik Anyone else get a postcard from the alumni association for a "School Alumni Today" album? $100 for the "heirloom edition" ?
 

Posted by Mik - Sun, Jan 10, 2010, 11:28 P

This is not FaceBook

Mik Don't let them kid you.
 

Posted by Mik - Mon, Dec 21, 2009, 1:17 P

BTHS voted nation’s favorite school

Mik https://www.bthsalum...srctid=1&erid=633709

Pretty cool.
 

Posted by Mik - Sun, Dec 20, 2009, 11:47 A

DVD -- Now Taking Orders!

Mik DVDs began shipping last week. Orders placed today by midnight will ship tomorrow -- the last day that guarantees arrival by Christmas.

http://RocktoberBlowout.com
 

Posted by Mik - Thu, Dec 10, 2009, 12:53 A

DVD screen shots on Facebook

Mik Here are a bunch of screen shots from the DVD.

http://www.facebook....1750&id=175805546628

 


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