#briarcliff harbor

[nantucketupsnott]

Good Morning, Briarcliff Harbor.

[kevinvoncrastenburg]

Some Sims 3 for a change 💙

[my-own-walker]

Heyhey, headcanon request – life in Briarcliff Manor with Kit Walker, please

Tysm 💕

Life With Kit In Briarcliff - Headcanons

note: i love how quick and painless headcanons are besties. thanks for the requests.

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You were there before Kit, so you helped him through his transitional period.

He walked around like a ghost, light gone from his eyes. He was in total shock and dealing with a lot of trauma.

You saw that immediately and took him under your wing.

Slowly but surely, as more time with you passed, Kit regained his fire.

He’s a protector. By nature, he makes sure you feel safe. He’s the first person that hasn’t made you feel crazy.

He always looks for you in common spaces.

Kit is also a huge fan of…ahem…sneaking away.

He found spots for you two to retreat to in times of uh, need.

Broom closet, hydrotherapy room, a vacant room. He’s a crafty motherfucker. You two have never been caught.

He doesn’t mess around when it comes to finding time to be alone with you. He’s entirely head over heels in love with you.

He’s always trying to hatch a plan to get you two out of there. You help, but he’s the brains of the operation.

Some nights, after lights out, he comes to your room. He found a way to get out of his after the guards patrol and into yours. You spend the whole night in each others embrace.

It’s cold in the asylum but he’s so naturally warm. You wish you could just hold him at all times.

He’s a great listener. You two went through your own separate experiences before this place, but you share this trauma.

He’s better than any therapist in the place.

Sex with him is so hungry and passionate. You wonder how he is on the outside. He’s harboring a lot of anger and upset in here. It shows in the way he makes love.

It doesn’t phase you. Your time together is precious.

When you two eventually do get out, it’s only because they release Kit and he comes back to get you.

He recognises that what you’re suffering from is not insanity, and so he takes a chance on having a beautiful life with you.

[harborcounseling]

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I will help you get unstuck by identifying self-defeating thought patterns and behaviors. Through this process, you will learn how to take action to change things and start moving forward with your life.

Because we become what we believe, it is important to examine the faulty ideas that keep us from."

Address: 522 N State Rd, Suite 201, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510, USA Phone: 914-768-9114 Website: https://harbor-counseling.com

[derrickgilesten]

Ex-Ameriprise Advisor Opens Branch In Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. With Raymond James

Steve Gross, a senior vice president with RJFS Boston Harbor Wealth Advisors, managed more than $165 million in client assets at Ameriprise, where he spent 25 years. Joining him in the New York office are Luigi Muccitelli, senior client service associate, and Rebecca Denham, registered client associate. from FA News https://www.fa-mag.com/news/ex-ameriprise-advisor-opens-branch-in-briarcliff-manor--n-y--with-raymond-james-57432.html

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What Invites Pest Growth on Carpets?

After all, the carpet has all they need to flourish: warmth, nutrients, moisture, and a surface on which they can grow. Routine vacuuming; a very important step in carpet cleaning simply removes the loose soiling, nullifying the breeding space for organisms. There's plenty that is buried in the Rug. Take skin flakes for instance. These are shed by the persons on the property, and they provide nourishment to the carpet beetles and a multitude of dust mites that are lurking within the fibers. What of food crumbs? Those bits and pieces of snacks that were dropped as people were munching away at their favorite treats become a magnet for insects and pests. Carpet beetle removal is one major result of regular carpet dry cleaning on regular intervals.

How do These Microorganisms Develop?

These, in turn, leave behind body waste when they come to feed on the food crumbs. Being surrounded by fecal waste from dust mites and body parts from insects isn't exactly a postcard for healthy living. Add this to dust particles that settle onto the carpet. This is a daily phenomenon, happening under the influence of gravity, making sure that carpet cleaning becomes one of the habits you may feed your gut on. The particles build up, mixing together with allergens like pollen, plus the soiling that is tracked into the building may also create tough Rug stains, which may need carpet stain removal. Speaking of which, since commercial establishments witness high levels of foot traffic, the amount of dirt that gets scraped off the bottom of people's shoes by the Rug fibers is at a high concentration. Without deep cleaning, the structural integrity of the Rug is negatively impacted. This is because the dirt particles are abrasive, and keep getting ground against the fibers of the lush Rug, weakening them and reducing the lifespan of the installation.

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These microbes come from different sources- be it the germs feeding on decaying organic matter in the carpet, those that are coughed or sneezed into the environment and end up settling to the Rug, those brought by pets like cats and dogs from the outdoors, to the pathogens that are carried over from the washrooms- the Rug hosts them all. As such, odour neutralizers are used during the carpet cleaning process. These have the capacity of rendering the molecules of the odours permeating through the airspace inert. Since the sources of the odours themselves will have been extracted from the Rug pile, you won't have to worry about it recurring.

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[bobs-spaces]

   Here is a collection of pictures and comments from Science Teacher members of the NSTA (National Science Teachers Association) who viewed the August 21st total solar eclipse from different locations across the United States of America. The State where the picture(s) was/were taken is abbreviated to be part of the picture name – so you could scroll down to the bottom of the picture to see that.    The caption below a picture starts the sequence of pictures from each teacher. Clicking on any picture will open it into a slide show where you can move forward or backward through the various pictures.    From Ryan Westberry: Here’s a video I made after watching the totality in Wyoming at Green River Lakes just off the center line. I sent my drone up really high to capture the landscape while also filming our reactions on the surface- and set it all to music. I did edit the language in the beginning of totality (overcome by that moment) but there are some “Oh S^*t” toward the end that need to be known if anyone plans on showing it. (I’m not promoting that.) I’m just wanting to share in the emotion (I was literally shaking and had tears of joy) and magnitude of watching the event and the love of the science. 🙂

   Here is one of the 360o videos I made while the school yard was filling up with families and the students.

   If you are wondering what do with any eclipse glasses perhaps donate them to the Eclipse Glasses Donation Program – organized by Astronomers Without Borders.

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Missouri: Briarcliff Elementary School students.

Missouri: Waiting patiently for the start.

Missouri: Briarcliff students getting ready

Wyoming: Drove out with my sister to Grand Island, NE from Wisconsin. I was concerned about cloud cover in Nebraska, so we got up at 4am on the morning 21st to drive for clear skies further west. Ended up in Fort Laramie, WY with beautiful weather. I know that my pictures aren’t nearly as neat or crisp as others, but this was my experience with this rare event. Took the eclipse image through the lens of my solar scope, along with another shot with my sister. On a side note, sure, the eclipse was pretty neat, but what affected me more was knowing that nearly everyone on the road during those couple days were there for the eclipse. It was this thought that made wading through traffic on the way back much easier for me. Being out it Wyoming, on the long windy and rolling hills, cars like ants crawling through the distance, I couldn’t help but think of myself as part of a convoy, similar to the Oregon Trail. Yet, instead of wagons, it was SUVs coming all the way from New York to Manitoba. I know I’m sounding a little poetic here, but this impacted me more than the eclipse itself.

Wyoming:

Wyoming: I drove 6,000 miles in total, from CT to Wyoming to see the eclipse in Jackson Hole with another teacher friend who flew from CT (I also went to a number of parks and monuments… a wonderful trip in total). But the highlight was totality. My friend brought two solar telescopes with her and we were able to see the details of the entire eclipse, complete with sun spots. As it neared totality, the birds all started calling and flying madly, then settled down and became silent as though it were night. A cat came walking out in the street, clearly unnerved — its tail was all puffed up and it kept looking around as if very confused and worried. And it got quite chilly. Jackson is at about 8,000′ and I had to go get a jacket — I’d say the temperature dropped at least 25 degrees. Altogether, stunning. So glad I made the trip.

Texas: South Texas only had a 50% version of the eclipse. We took a couple of Sunspotters out in front of our main office along with a handful of the glasses and some punched tag board. Our sky cleared up only a few minutes before the maximum coverage–it rained briefly at the beginning of the eclipse event and you can see the clouds in one of the views attached. While I really enjoyed seeing the eclipse through various viewers, what was really cool was our finance and other non-science staff who stopped by as they came back from lunch and looked at the image on the Sunspotters and took selfies or got us to take pictures of them with the images. Observing the staff go from nonchalant to kids again was great!

Texas:

Texas:

Texas:

Texas: Much better images than mine, but we only had 61% where I am. I did especially enjoy the tree shadows.

Texas:

South Carolina: We were on a boat in the middle of Charleston Harbor, anchored off of a small island that is a bird sanctuary. As soon as totality hit, all of the birds took off at once. It was very cloudy so it didn’t get as dark as we expected…reflection? We could see the “sunset” all around. I’m already making plans for 2024!

South Carolina: Thanks for starting this topic and for all the great images from people’s experiences! I drove to SC from NH to explore data collection in light intensity and temperature readings on land cover with small sensors that the teachers have been using on classroom phenomenon. We set up a cross the totality path with people willing to carry along the same sensors set at the same timing. Weather was especially helpful, adding tension by sending in one fat cloud that the sun escaped just at the last minute before the total event! I use an old digital camera that posts the date and time on the image and the picture below verified how close we came to missing the “main event”. Total started at 2:41. While these photos are not classic, thinking about evidence and alignment with data their importance to alignment with the data capture was essential. I felt connected to those watching but also to those who carried along the data loggers and shared the further project. Will take me some time to explore them and share with the teachers and sites in partial locations also using the same loggers.

South Carolina:

Oregon: I was lucky to have a sister in Oregon who arranged for us to stay with friends in Sisters, Oregon, just at the edge of being able to see the totality. My spouse and adult daughter came with me, happily. Surprisingly the traffic was very light, and thanks to firefighters there was very little smoke in the air. Plans were in place with glasses, colander, and champagne. Using the glasses (thank you NASA) we saw the totality, less than 1 minute, noted the change in light, birds quieting and temperature dropping. Knowing that the “cosmic coincidence” of Sun and Moon sizes and distance from the Earth makes our planet the only one in our solar system that experiences a total solar eclipse and seeing it in a community of science-interested people made it even more special. (We also saw new-to-me birds: White-headed woodpeckers, Mountain chickadee, Pygmy nuthatch.) On the NSTA Early Years blog, a preschool teacher posted about the preparation her class went through, their experience, and the follow-up questions they are investigating. http://nstacommunities.org/blog/2017/08/30/eclipse-report-from-preschool/

Oregon:

Oregon:

Oregon: Jordan Makower

Oregon:

New Jersey: We took the first picture the night before the eclipse over the Barnegat Bay in NJ. The second pic is from the beach with an iPhone in Lavallette, NJ

New Jersey:

Nebraska: This was my first eclipse as well. We had about 2 1/2 minutes in the heart of Nebraska’s beautiful Sand Hills just north of where I live. I did not attempt to photograph it…I left that to professionals. I couldn’t, however, resist taking this panoramic image during totality and managed to catch my daughter’s silhouette. It was partly cloudy that day as you can tell in the photo, but our view of the eclipse was completely clear during totality. It was an amazing experience. Absolutely breathtaking and beautiful!

Missouri: My viewing location was with 350 elementary school kiddos, staff, and parents. We had 80 seconds of totality but clouds covered the sky during totality with a few breaks giving everyone a chance to cheer but not for long. Rain started a few minutes later so from where I was we saw the first half only. My 4th total eclipse and still blown away.

Missouri: Sunspots!

Missouri: That’s the star Regulus in Leo the Lion to the left.

Louisiana: Taken in New Iberia, Louisiana by one of my students. We had a 73% eclipse. 🙂

Kentucky: It is also great for making projections on t-shirts. Family tradition since 1994.

Kentucky: I was in Hopkinsville, KY with the 2 minutes 40 seconds. This is my second total eclipse. I also have 2 annual too. I projected the image from my old astroscan on a piece of foam core board. Great little telescope. The crowd got to see the sunspots.

Kentucky: I was in Dawson Springs, KY where totality was 2 minutes 32 seconds. This was my first total eclipse, and it was an amazing experience. Here are the photos. My two pictures of totality were not the best because I did not want to take the time to change the settings on my camera. One question: at the start and end of totality, I heard a sound similar to thunder or fireworks. Any idea what that was?

Kentucky:

Kentucky:

Kentucky: Great pictures from Hopkinsville, Kentukcy. The traffic was a nightmare from Hopkinsville to Cincinnati. Enjoy!

Kentucky:

Missouri: I was about 30 miles east and few miles south of you. The clouds cleared just in time. It was beautiful. One thing that really surprised me was how much light there was when the sun was almost totally eclipsed. Before totality, when there was just a small sliver of the sun visible, it was still pretty light. It was not until totality that is got “dark”. I assumed it was going to gradually get darker and darker leading up to totality. It did not work that way. Those of us that saw totality are likely making plans for the next one in the U.S. in 2024. Those that did not see totality really need to try to see it once. It is amazing and indescribable.

Illinois: We had teacher’s institute on Monday (students didn’t start til Wednesday). I convinced our principal to do an activity in the afternoon and we went outside as a staff. We are 180 miles north of Carbondale and experienced 90% coverage. I had eclipse glasses and pinhole viewers available, along with a telescope with solar filter. I also equiped our staff with UV bead braclets to observe changes in UV exposure. We were also able to experience the eclipse shadows caused by the light filtering through the trees. We had a blast and even got coverage in the local paper. The neatest part was seeing our staff really get into it. I’ll attach photos, but if you can’t get them they can also be viewed via our twitter account GRS_Science My brother was in Nashville and got to experience totality. He sent me photos a co-worker of his took and I was able to share those with my classes on Wednesday. I also had a few students that were able experience it first hand. My 3rd partial solar eclipse…never gets old!

Illinois:

Illinois:

Illinois:

Illinois:

Idaho: My daughter got a nice panorama of the 360° sunset. Photo by Kiana Duggan-Haas.

Idaho: I watched from a ridgetop just outside of Victor, Idaho with the Tetons in the background, at the Pine Creek Campground. Here’s a Google Street View Panorama of us and our site, taken before totality. I was with my two daughters (13 & 16) a couple of high school friends and their families, my cousin and her family, and another family who is friends with one of my high school buds and a few friends and family of these folks. Also on our ridgetop were another 15 or so people, including three planetary scientists from the USGS, a cinematographer and some others. Below are a few pics from our group. Our temperature change was substantial, though we didn’t have thermometers. I’d guess there was a swing of 20° F. We were at something like 8,000 feet in elevation. Totality was chilly, but brief. One thing that didn’t photograph well and I’ve not seen mentioned above are the shadow bands. They look something like the bands on the bottom of a pool on a sunny day and are caused by diffraction of the sun’s light when it’s just a sliver – immediately before and after totality. We’d laid down a white sheet to see them, and they were definitely there, I think wavering more quickly than the bands on the bottom of a pool. They were also pretty faint. I’ll note that the difference between totality and 98% of totality is quite impressive. I heard someone compare the difference to the difference between going 98% of the way to Disneyland vs. actually going to Disneyland. I’m not a Disney guy, so my analogy is that it’s like comparing getting 98% of the way to a climax to actually getting to a climax (you know, of your favorite book or whatever). The plans for this trip had been in the works since my first total solar eclipse viewed from the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula in 1991. More about that trip here (it’s my contribution to the My Earth Educator Story Project). One of the friends I saw that with was one of the high school friends who was with us this time – in fact, he was the lead organizer. I anxiously await my third eclipse when totality passes over my house on April 8, 2024. (Though April in Buffalo offers nothing like a guarantee of clear skies).

Idaho: I was at the base of Borah Pk, tallest mountain in Idaho near MacKay. We had an incredible total eclipse with clear skies. The temperature dropped 10 degrees, the birds were quiet and not flying. I was with a few friends but there was reported about 1000 people who started climbing Borah Peak around midnight! Attached are a few of my husband’s pictures.

Idaho:

Idaho: This is what it looked like, more or less, to my naked eye. Photo by Andy Frank.

Idaho: My first eclipse. We had a total of 2 minutes 2 seconds in Garden Valley Schools, Garden Valley, Idaho, Couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day. We also had Dr. Joe Llama from the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff talking us through what we were about to see. This is the one and only picture I took. It was amazing.

Georgia: Here is the temperature data recorded at a high school about 20 minutes north of Athens, GA We were at 99.7% totality.

            Click here to go to the Qué tal in the Current Skies web site for monthly observing information, or here to return to bobs-spaces.

Teacher Eclipse Pictures Here is a collection of pictures and comments from Science Teacher members of the NSTA (National Science Teachers Association)

[nantucketupsnott]

The Pink Inn - Briarcliff Harbor

Located in BH's lower (southern) district called Higgins Beach.

The house was heavily inspired by this pretty pink beauty from Bethlehem NH. (Link attached)

[nantucketupsnott]

Bohemian Victorian

Inspired by cjanefly764's Victorian House.

I originally built this house for Willapa Walley in November 2018, but with a little makeover, it fits perfectly into the gloomy environment of Bridgeport.

-§162,710

-3BA & 4BR

-Lots size: 40x40

-The bedrooms are empty, but the rest is furnished.

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[nantucketupsnott]

The Suncrest House

As promised, here's the first house of my canceled Briarcliff Harbor builds series. It's called the Suncrest House, inspired by triciamanly's Suncrest at Berry Bay TS2 creation from 2013.

§123,191

5BA&5BR

1 Car Garage

Lot Size: 40x40

223 Windsor Drive - Bridgeport

[nantucketupsnott]

Briarcliff Harbor canceled lots part 1.

In this series, I'm showing all the builds I originally made for BH but ended up in different worlds.

Each weekend in February I'll upload the download links one by one.

Some of them are furnished but most of them are just shells.

I hope you enjoy!

[nantucketupsnott]

Hannaford update + The New Colonial Theater in BH.

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Fall has arrived in Briarcliff Harbor.

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Valentine’s day scenery - Briarcliff Harbor

Happy Valentine’s day everyone & have a great week!

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My kind of weather :D