#Robert Moses Beach

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[bruce-morrow]

I can't, 2014

GIF: Bruce Morrow

[electricaldreams]

[psikonauti]

Guimi You (South Korean,b.1985)

Robert Moses Beach, 2019

Oil on canvas

[stawpny]

Hii! What are some of your favorite places in New York? I'd like to visit the state one day and I'm curious about what cool places there are besides the city's skyscrapers :D

(happy birthday again!! 🎉)

oooh!

so honestly, I don’t know many places, but I have some cool ones, especially if you like history or exploring

1: Montauk Lighthouse or Montuak in general: Montauk is like the farthest point out east on LI and it’s so pretty. If you like beaches, you should def go. The lighthouse was owned by George Washington too, and you can go inside and see all historical stuff.

2: Psych Centers: I know I’m not allowed to go in them, but it’s cool to walk around and look at all the old buildings. Atleast for me. Fun fact, one of the psych centers on LI was one of the first places were lobotomy’s were available 😍.

3: Fire Island: Also a very beachy area, but it’s a very nice island that kind of borders LI. Has very nice beaches too. (Robert Moses is the one I go to)

4: Port Jefferson: I love going there and the ice cream from that place is bomb. Has some history stuff about them building boats and things about the harbor.

5: Liberty Island and Ellis Island: Both very cool places, visited them twice so far! I love history and if u like history you need to go to Ellis Island. It walks you through the journey of an immigrant from Europe coming into the US from that Island.

6: The Oculus: I’ve been there once and Jesus, it’s pretty big. It has many layers of like a mall-like building and I think a train or subway does down into the building, but idk. all I know that it’s fucking cool and huge.

7: THE BIG FUCKING DUCK: ok, so I’ve never been in it, but basically it’s a huge fucking duck that’s kinda like a mini gift shop but it’s so cute and big ajmwhajanwnw.

8:Nature Trails: Trust, you can pretty much drive anywhere on LI or maybe anywhere else, and you could find a trail somewhere. Especially around lakes or beaches. love walking around especially in the fall.

9: WTC: alright, ik u asked for things other than skyscrapers, but still, the World Trade Center is literally so cool. people seem to underestimate how big those buildings are and the memorial footprints are. Those huge pools of water are very pretty, and I like how they made the memorial different from others so no one would forget.

10: Murals: All over this beautiful state, there are murals EVERYWHERE. especially in the city. I loved walking through China Town or Little Italy seeing all the cultural murals- also, Definitly visit China Town and Little Italy, they are so different but so cool! B)

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okay, so ik all of these are about Long Island/NYC, but those are really all the places I go to😭

anyways, I hope you liked this

thanks for the ask!! <3

[lboogie1906]

Addison Scurlock (June 19, 1883 - December 16, 1964) photographer, was born to attorney George Clay Scurlock and wife Nannie in Fayetteville, North Carolina. His family moved to DC where he began an apprenticeship under Moses P. Rice. He learned the basics of photographic portraiture and laboratory work. He founded his photography business in his parents’ home. He won a photography gold medal at the Jamestown Exposition.

In 1911, he opened the Scurlock Photographic Studio at 900 U Street in the heart of what was Black Washington’s theater district. He established himself as the preeminent African American photographer in the nation’s capital and was hired by government agencies.

He photographed nationally prominent African Americans such as Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, Mary McLeod Bethune, Archie Alexander, Billy Eckstine, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Lillian Evanti, and Sterling Brown. Prominent Black Washingtonians such as Charles Drew and Duke Ellington were captured in his lens. He took the image of Marian Anderson singing at the Lincoln Memorial. He became the photographer of prominent white Americans such as President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Mamie Eisenhower. Carter G. Woodson sent his portraits of prominent African American leaders in the packets he mailed to schools across the nation.

He was the first photographer to document the importance of Black life in DC. His photographs included businesses such as the Underdown Delicatessen, religious institutions such as the Lincoln Temple Church, summer events at nearby Highland Beach, Maryland, and sporting events at Howard University.

His family was involved in his business. His wife, Mamie Estelle, served as the studio’s business manager. He trained his sons to shoot pictures using his special style which became known as the “Scurlock look.”

His studio was awarded a citation by the U Street Association as the oldest business. He was the official photographer for Howard University until his death.

His son Robert ran the studio until he died in 1994. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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[mariacallous]

In the late 1990s, when I was a New York Times correspondent based in West Africa, international airline connections made passing through Paris a rite of both work and vacation. On one such visit, I received a shock that has stuck with me. As I approached a subway station not far from the Champs-Élysées, out of its stairwell came running two policemen, their guns drawn, as they pursued a young Black man whom they caught up to, badly manhandled, and then hauled away under arrest.

As someone who had grown up in Washington, D.C., and recently moved to Africa from New York City—or simply as someone who had watched U.S. local news broadcasts and grown up consuming his country’s violent small- and large-screen offerings—I had been trained to think that urban scenes such as these were a unique product of my own country.

On subsequent transits through Paris, I was disabused of yet more of my naivete when I began taking trains into the central city instead of taxis. Maybe it was a labor strike that had caused me to do this at first, but the experience so intrigued me that I began making a habit of it. Not even in New York had I felt such a gulf between the popular image of a city and this kind of lived experience of it via public transportation.

For long sections of these rides, the cars were filled with Black and brown people–– overwhelmingly young and, I surmised, overwhelmingly either the children of recent immigrants or immigrants themselves, with France’s former colonies in North and sub-Saharan Africa the most likely places of origin. Before reaching the stylish, urban dreamland exalted in countless romantic Hollywood fantasies and more than a century of novels and travel writing, one must traverse something altogether different and discordant: a huge expanse of what the French rather delicately refer to as banlieues. They needn’t have resorted to the term, though. For many of these places, the old European word “ghetto” would have fit just fine.

Passing through and eventually visiting some of them, I was reminded of other grim cityscapes I have known in other parts of the world. The comparisons are admittedly not perfect, but segregated townships built under South African apartheid came to mind, as did some of the bleaker sections of New York where I had once paid dues as a local reporter, such as the more depressed parts of the Bronx.

As with the notorious infrastructure schemes of the powerful New York master planner of the last century, Robert Moses, which deliberately isolated Black communities and cut them off from areas privileged in terms of race and class and from public amenities such as the city’s beaches, Paris’s banlieues are poorly connected to the city’s transportation system, heightening their economic and social isolation and therefore their misery. For those looking for points of optimism after France’s recent civil disturbances, projects underway or on the books are expected to dramatically increase subway connections for these long-neglected parts of the city.

There is an old saw that holds that history never repeats itself but often rhymes. And it was just such a resonance—and not the recent events in Paris themselves, per se—that has brought France’s capital powerfully to mind for me.

To briefly review those events, though: On June 27, a French teenager of Algerian descent was fatally shot by a police officer during a traffic stop in what amounted to a virtual execution. A video of the incident that was widely shared online shows a police officer shoot 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk at close range through his window as his car pulls away.

Outraged young people, who were disproportionately “of color,” then rose up in protests that lasted for six days and included numerous acts of looting, vandalism, and even violence. This, in turn, drew florid condemnations from broad segments of French society, with many people using racialized language or outright racism to denounce not just the protesters’ behavior, but also the growing presence of minority groups in France and the immigration that helps drive it.

What has intrigued me here is a powerful coincidence of timing—and, as I will explore below, perhaps a deeper connection in terms of history and significance with a major decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. And therein, a paradox arises.

France has long prided itself on its all-but-unique handling of racial diversity. Official policy comes close to pretending that such a thing does not exist and takes this for an unqualified positive. The republic is indivisible, says one often invoked phrase, and in the pursuit of its supposed universalism, France has made it illegal to collect data on the basis of a person’s race.

If it is possible to glimpse some admirable idealism in France’s notion of universalism, it has an insufficiently acknowledged dark side as well. Firstly, it requires a near complete assimilation into the dominant national identity of we might call “Frenchness,” which is overwhelmingly defined and policed by people of one race. This might even be considered one of its main, if unstated, features. In order to function, French universalism requires a charade: pretending to be colorblind.

This colorblindness may help prevent French people from noticing that their television news industry or their cinema, to take two industries, are crushingly white, well beyond the true demographic breakdown of the society. But it does nothing to alleviate the underlying reality that opportunity still correlates strongly to race in the country. The same, for that matter, is true of life in the isolated banlieues, as opposed to the tonier parts of the city. I have little doubt that the same patterns hold in other spheres of society as well, from elite educational institutions to national politics.

France’s readiest and most powerful counterexample is, of course, the United States, which has long served as an almost archetypical national “other” to justify French policies and obtain buy-in from a French public that has been socialized over generations to view the United States both with haughty disdain and as a menace to the French way of life. Any idea of taking race or color into account in forming public policy is dismissed as succumbing to a dangerously corrupting Americanism.

The recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that race-conscious college admissions programs violate the U.S. Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection, however, suggests the French may have little to worry about on this score. The two countries would indeed appear to be converging in favor of the French way: pretending that color doesn’t exist and that race has no place in social policy.

The Supreme Court ruling may have barred the overt consideration of race in college admissions in the United States, but it cannot pretend away the fact that Black students are dramatically underrepresented in higher education in the country, as they have been for generations—a product of actual policy during the United States’ long era of segregation and Jim Crow.

In fact, as the University of Chicago law professor Sonja B. Starr has argued, racial gaps exist across a very wide range of categories in U.S. life, from income and employment rates to maternal mortality and life expectancy to exposure to toxic environmental pollution and incarceration.

The question is: What are wealthy societies such as the United States and France to do about such realities? Overtly taking race into consideration clearly displeases large numbers of people in rich democracies, especially among those who have benefited most from inequality. If governments are not allowed to even weigh the racial facts before them, what realistic hope is there for public policy to redress these problems?

[beneaththebrim]

Brim’s favorite albums of 2022

In reverse order. First EPs, then LPs.

EPs:

10. A Sterling Murmuration | Zoon

Hazy shoegaze, nostalgic and soothing.

9. My Bestfriend’s House | Blue Hawaii

Dance-worthy! Was pleasantly surprised by the disco track at the beginning.

8. graves | Purity Ring

Standard Purity Ring fare, squealing croons atop haunting, euphoric synths.

7. SICK! | Earl Sweatshirt

A return of the meandering depressedcore hip hop we love. Dizzy and ephemeral soundscapes flit in and out like thoughts through an anxious mind.

6. La Ciudad de Dejamos | Fin del Mundo

Liquid guitars against balmy drumwork make for some really nice 90s-nostalgia shoegaze. Music like a cool summer night.

4 & 5. Kris, Perfect Order | KÅRP

Good ole dark Scandinavian synthpop. What would we do without you.

3. Ninety Three | Taylar Elizza Beth

Low key, lush hip-hop featuring Taylar Elizza Beth’s whispery vocals that float between rap and croon.

2. Raving Dahlia | Sevdaliza

Sevdaliza’s back with her signature inexorable smoky ballads. These tracks are a little dancier, a little heavier than those of her most recent album, though, while retaining her unique style.

1. Bloodline | Gabriels

(December 2021) Gabriels singlehandedly bringing back The Blues in the year of our lord 2021, why not? Meticulously vintage, with the agonized, raw-yet-finely-tuned vocal stylings of Jacob Lusk—one of the absolute best vocalists of our age, seriously. Southern gothic sin, baby.

Full albums:

27. Arkhon | Zola Jesus

It’s a Zola Jesus record, which means I like it. But I find myself never getting into any particular moment. Maybe it’ll take more time to sink in, maybe it’s just lacking stand-out tracks to anchor the album. Music like spelunking.

26. Entropy is the Mainline to God | The Veldt

The Veldt comes back rocking and rolling. I was hoping for something more shoegazy like their old stuff rather than the psychedelia-tinged 80’s metal sound they’ve got going here, but hell, it’s groovy!

25. Arrangements | Preoccupations

Previous album was a little one-note, but this one veers into some interesting spaces as it pushes and pulls with the distortion. Jaunty.

24. The Silence in Between | Bob Moses

Bouncin introspective dance music. It’s not original but it’s full of bops!

23. Loom | Uèle Lamore

Earthy yet ethereal blooms of instrumentation. Lovely to listen to, but for some reason lacks memorability.

22. Black Radio III | Robert Glasper

An eclectic tour de force featuring a stellar variety of guest spots atop Glasper’s production. Although a lot of tracks are fantastic, the album doesn’t quite cohere as a whole for me.

21. Once Twice Melody | Beach House

Beach House made a Beach House record, and it’s great. The same subdued, affectionate, dreamy sound we love.

20. 11 | Sault

The only Sault album I liked of the six they released this year ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It’s excellent though, love the down-tempo jamminess of the instrumentation and the thoughtful, murmuring vocals.

19. Broken Hearts Club | Syd

Vaped torch songs for your local lesbian fuckboy to play in the background while getting down. Syd comes through once again.

18. Only After You Have Suffered | Jamire Williams

(December 2021) Contemplative, choppy jazz with phenomenal hip hop and operatic interludes. “Pause in His Presence” in particular is something else.

17. Kanawha Black | Nechochwen

Indigenous-made atmospheric folk/black metal. Expansive melodies invoking the Appalachian forests meld with the harsh vocal texture to create a space of reverence and awe.

16. EBM | Editors

Delivering on that punchy aughts-nostalgia stadium rock. Head boppin rhythms and gushy pop-punk hooks.

15. Laurel Hell | Mitski

Mellow sounds that swirl around the main maelstroms of the album, cracking at the seams and letting the rawness soak through.

14. Plastic Estate | Plastic Estate

Slick and infectious 80s-nostalgia new wave that you just gotta sing along to. Very special when the singer sinks into a baritone.

13. Cool It Down | Yeah Yeah Yeahs High-energy-yet-dreamy punky indiepop. Some great anthems on this one.

12. Too Much to Ask | Cheekface Cheeky pop-punk that’s like scrolling through a quality twitter funnyman’s feed. Hilarious and full of bops.

11. Exister | The Soft Moon

A cold counterpoint from the California goth scene, starts off slow before cranking up an onslaught of noise that thrums between industrial and darkwave. Angry and cathartic.

10. Ravage | Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch

Haunting and disturbed sounds from the French pianist/composer. A melding of dark ambient that wouldn’t be out of place in a horror movie, with crashing, harsh piano work.

9. Twenty Twenty Twenty Twenty One | Spencer Krug One of the best lyricists of the day, imo, reminiscent of Leonard Cohen. Every tug of Krug’s voice strains with emotion, and every turn he takes with the instrumentation on different albums is a welcome surprise, finding different ways to express his agonized sentimentality.

8. Giving the World Away | Hatchie Earnestly saccharine power-dreampop. Great album with some real bangers.

7. We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong | Sharon Van Etten Warm and husky, sad and poignant folk songs. Van Etten’s voice soars with transcendant emotion.

6. The Runner (Original Soundtrack) | Boy Harsher

Spooky and sleek darkwave, punctuated by a sparkly disco banger. Boy Harsher at the top of their form.

5. Angels & Queens - Part 1 | Gabriels

Jacob Lusk delivering that wonderful vintage, Nina Simone-esque vocal quality, with the opening tracks fast-forwarded from last year’s bluesy EP to some funky 70’s soul. Gorgeous and blue.

4. Ever Crashing | SRSQ

Gushy dark California gothy dreampop. Infectiously synthy, powerful vocals. Lush songs for a heart that’s itching for summers long past.

3. Stay Close to Music | Mykki Blanco

A humble confessional, at times diving back into the idiosyncratic rapping style of Blanco’s more dance-y earlier releases, at times plunging into an ethereal wash of sound.

2. Semblance | MorMor

There is something magical about MorMor’s tissue-paper-delicate voice. Gentle, sensitive, cathartic. Music for letting go when you so want to hold on.

1. Pigments | Dawn Richard & Spencer Zahn

Lovely. Sublime. Spacey. Sprawling. Meandering and melancholy pockets of plaintive yearning. Music that takes you on a journey and leaves your heart aching for more.

[drmajalis]

During the 1930s, Robert Moses led a massive redevelopment of New York that included building dozens of new expressways linking communities to new public beaches, parks, and other amenities. He did this by openly, and unapologetically by demolishing black neighbourhoods and bulldozing their houses to build the roads over. He did this even when more direct routes were available, and when those new roads were finished, he often had low clearence bridges placed over them that would prevent city buses from passing under them to those new public places, which effectively blocked many Black Americans from travelling to them, as many relied on public transportation. Cities around America copied Moses' redevelopment plans to a tee, and when Levittown, New York, the country's first modern suburban project opened, it was explicitly a whites only community. Every subsequent levittown and suburb up until past the civil rights movement was, and meanwhile those remaining black neighbourhoods which weren't demolished had their property values obliterated as funding went away from cities and to these new suburbs, and they deal with chronic health issues to this day as a result of living next to loud, polluting highways on all sides. White Americans destroyed their own cities, they destroyed their walkability, their mixed used urban environment, their character, in the name of segregation and racism. You cannot separate the issues faced by modern urban planners from the racism that led to them, you cannot separate the anti-urbanist screed from wanting to continue that racism. They decided they would prefer to live in worse cities with worse utilities and more unhappiness if it meant Black Americans would be worse off. That's just it.

The amount of people getting 0 upvotes for calling this shit ugly is kaczynski inducing

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[trailswithkids]

Aug 12, 2023

[chrancecriber]

Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout Lounge (August 11, 2023)

23:54 Framewerk - Electric Religion 23:48 Christopher Von Deylen - Free 23:45 Dj Antoine Feat. Craig Smart - Good Vibes (Good Feeling) (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k19 Mix) 23:39 Bliss - End Titles 23:37 Reece Lemonius, Munich Monstrs - Miss You 23:32 Boozoo Bajou Feat. Wayne Martin - Moanin' 23:30 R3hab X Lukas Graham - Most People 23:27 Melonia - Sweet Child O' Mine 23:18 Schiller - Empire Of Light 23:14 Tycho - Horizon 23:10 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Good Things 23:05 Fous De La Mer - Conmigo 23:02 Mousse T. - Boyfriend (Alle Farben Remix) 22:56 Anrey - We Are The Mirrors (Extended Mix) 22:53 Tom Walker - Just You And I 22:49 Nora En Pure - Life On Hold 22:43 Twocolors - Together 22:37 Noraj Cue - Story At The Campfire 22:32 Schiller & Tricia Mcteague - Guardian Angel 22:29 Nightmares On Wax - You Wish 22:23 Beyhude - Rüzgar 22:19 Lstn - Undecided 22:12 Nova June - More 22:08 Robert Manos - Silver 22:05 Magnofield - Lupino 22:00 Moby - Everything That Rises 21:57 Kygo, Paul Mccartney & Michael Jackson - Say Say Say 21:54 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Angel Taylor - Make It Right (Trinix Remix) 21:50 Mikael Delta - The Last Storm Of Words 21:46 Sound Nomaden - The Morning After 21:42 Nora En Pure - Enchantment 21:38 Kygo Feat. Valerie Broussard - Think About You 21:35 Shaun Frank & Takis Feat. Shells - Don't Say I Love You 21:33 Felix Jaehn Feat. Polina - Book Of Love (Chris Meid Piano Version) 21:28 Lazy Hammbock - Surround Me 21:24 Elderbrook & Bob Moses - Inner Light 21:20 Guardner - All Right 21:16 Lstn - Sky & Sand 21:13 Nora Van Elken - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) 21:10 The Alan Parsons Project - Mammagamma (Instrumental) 21:07 Bolier - Another Blue 21:02 Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - La Serenissima 20:56 Thievery Corporation - The Glass Bead Game 20:52 Schiller - Summer In Berlin 20:44 David Hohme - Fear Less (Hraach Remix) 20:39 Bush - Letting The Cables Sleep (The N.o.w. Remix) 20:36 Mike Candys, Sb Mont & Salvo - Turned To Dust 20:29 Tycho - Epoch (Luttrell Remix) 20:26 Dj Antoine & Dead-line - Shout 20:20 Colyn - Lightyears 20:14 Gotan Project - Last Tango In Paris 20:08 Christopher Von Deylen - Euphoria 20:03 Röyksopp Feat. Astrid S - 02 Let's Get It Right 20:00 Kayu Feat. Gabs - Waterfalls 19:57 Nora Van Elken - Interstellar 19:53 Robin Schulz & David Guetta - On Repeat 19:50 Adara, Egzod, Sinego - Free 19:47 Hugel - Can't Love Myself (Feat. Mishaal& Lpw) 19:45 Shapov & Avian Grays Feat. Kifi - Light Up The World 19:37 Tapesh And Dayne S - How I Do (Original Mix) 19:34 Tiësto - The Motto 19:30 Loopaland - Born To Be Alive 19:27 Neptunica & Lunax - We Don't Even Talk Anymore 19:24 Dize Feat. Aurii - Wenn Ich Nicht Mehr Weiss 19:21 Max Johann Feat. Pearl Andersson - Bette Davis Eyes 19:15 Blank & Jones - Coh 19:10 Mandala Dreams - Mirror Lake 19:06 Espresso Del Lago - Come On 19:02 Basixx - Stay In Your Sunlight 18:58 Cats On Bricks Feat. Zach Alwin - Planes Over Ushuaia 18:54 Teri Richardson - Shadows Of My Love 18:51 Amely & Lvndscape - Losing My Mind 18:48 Robin Schulz Feat. Alida - In Your Eyes 18:44 Sono - Twist In My Sobriety (Sans Souci Remix Edit) 18:40 David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Cheat Codes - Shed A Light (Blank & Jones Remix) 18:35 Schiller - Mittelerde 18:32 Undressd - Forever Young 18:29 Buchs Feat. Nokyo - Cheverolet 18:25 Trentemoller - Miss You 18:22 Kush Kush & Sickmellow Feat. Kazhi - Blacklight 18:19 Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - Saltwater (Rework) 18:12 Blüchel & Von Deylen - Etoile Polaire 18:08 Milkwish - From The Earth To The Moon 18:05 Wave Wave Feat. Evie - Real 18:00 Steen Thottrup - El Alba 17:55 Sum Wave - Beach Memories 17:52 Nora En Pure & Lika Morgan - In The Air Tonight (Sons Of Maria Remix) 17:46 Finnebassen - If You Only Knew 17:44 Srtw & Mave Feat. Sønlille - Last Train Home 17:39 Waldeck - Defenceless (Mushroom Dive ) 17:37 Trinix & Ian Urbina - Bad Things 17:32 Schiller - Free The Dragon 17:25 Menachem 26 - Hal (Anatolian Sessions Remix) 17:22 Morgan Page Feat. Lissie - Firewalk 17:18 Tonenation - Hijo De La Luna 17:13 Lux - Secret Fish 17:07 Dale Anderson Feat. Anil Chawla - Pimento Grove 16:59 Hraach Feat. Iveta Mukuchyan - Sarer Jan 16:55 Kaskade - Maybe 16:52 Avian Grays & Azteck - Endlessly 16:49 Blank & Jones - Swept Away 16:44 Mari Boine - Gula Gula (Chilluminati Mix) 16:42 Nathan Evans - Wellerman (220 Kid X Billen Ted Remix) 16:39 Chubbanak Club - Candysnow 16:36 Lunax - I Like 16:32 Bolier & Leandro Da Silva - Floripa (Extended) 16:27 Schiller - Tiefblau 16:24 Shouse - Won't Forget You 16:20 Shallour & Riah - Lie 16:16 Armin Van Buuren, System F - Exhale (Tim Besamusca's Lounge Mix) 16:14 Rita Ora - You Only Love Me 16:10 Olga Scheps - How Much Is The Fish? 16:02 Chris Coco & Captain Bliss - Harmonica Track (Deep Mix) 15:58 Moli - Cloud No9 (Montmartre Remix) 15:56 Loud Luxury And Frank Walker Feat. Stephen Puth - Like Gold 15:53 Regard - Ride It 15:45 Jan Blomqvist - Empty Floor 15:36 After Sunrise - Deep Breath (Extended Mix) 15:33 Le Shuuk Feat. Xilions - Goodbye 15:30 Hallmann - Always Be 15:25 Schiller Feat. Eva Mali - Ein Schöner Tag (Live) 15:19 Goa Foundation - (I Just) Died In Your Arms Tonight 15:15 Scotty & Wilcox - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Wilcox Extended) 15:10 Guy Mantzur - The Invisible Man 15:07 Fedde Le Grand Feat. Vince Freeman - Devils 15:04 Zaz - Demain C'est Toi 15:00 Ambala Feat. Laid Back - Walk With The Dreamers 14:56 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Jake Reese - Need You Now 14:53 Robin Schulz & Alle Farben & Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow / What A Wonderful World 14:49 Aural Float - Be As You Are 14:45 The Ocean Piano - Piano Mi Camino (Blue Wave Mix) 14:38 Fc Kahuna - Hayling 14:34 Sons Of Maria - Elevate 14:31 Iossa, Ken Holland - The Seed Feat. Iossa (Original Mix) 14:27 Simioli, Provenzano, Scarlet - Ain't No Sunshine 14:22 Schiller Feat. Jael - Tired (Live) 14:19 Avaion, Paulwetz, Nu Aspect Feat. Yuma - Sleepless 14:11 Hraach - Paseo De Los Tristes 14:03 Miyagi, Sascha Braemer, Dan Caster, Jan Blomqvist - Woodpeckers Love Affair 14:00 Paratone - Time After Time 13:56 Melloton - See You Again (Extended Mix) 13:53 Vievie - Sea Roses 13:48 Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach - Embracing Love 13:44 Moby - Lie Down In Darkness 13:39 Lyke - Stay With Me 13:36 Faithless - Insomnia 13:32 Edx - Vommuli 13:25 Beyhude - Terso 13:17 Trinidad - L'oiseau (Original Mix) 13:11 Anrey - Lost Lands (Extended Mix) 13:07 Cecilia Krull - Agnus Dei (Benny Benassi & Bb Team Remix) 13:02 Croquet Club - Awake 12:56 Hraach & Armen Miran - Nowhere 12:53 Gamper & Dadoni Feat. Joe Jury - Satellites 12:50 Dragonette, Mike Mago - Outlines (Original Mix) 12:47 Sans Souci - Fenton 12:44 Dj Antoine & Deep Vice - When You Want Some Love (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Mix) 12:38 Tosca - Gute Laune 12:35 Chicane - Capricorn (Back Pedal Brakes Remix) 12:31 Lexy & K-paul Feat. Enda Gallery - Peilschnarte 12:28 Lucy Neville - Shameless 12:24 R3hab, Timmy Trumpet, W&w - Distant Memory 12:18 Fous De La Mer - Waiting For The Sun 12:15 Armin Van Buuren & Avira - Illusion (Mixed) 12:11 Ec Twins, Oda Loves You - Wonderful Life 12:06 Mahoroba - Chimes In Motion (Passion Cut) 12:02 Lstn - Thoughts 11:57 Blank & Jones - Twilight Moon 11:54 Sixth Finger - If I Can't Have You 11:48 Consolidation Feat. Moguai - Ode To Joy 11:45 Sam Feldt & Sam Fischer - Pick Me Up (Vavo Remix) 11:41 Rìfìs - Like An Animal 11:37 Blank & Jones Feat. Zoe Durrant - One Evening (Lofi Selection) 11:31 Tosca - No More Olives 11:24 Rìfìs Du Sol - On My Knees (Oliver Schories Remix) 11:20 Nora En Pure - World Of Rules 11:13 Plus Minus - Meeting Of The Worlds 11:06 Julian Wassermann - People 11:03 Nora Van Elken - Okinawa 10:57 La Vita - Saxual Seduction 10:51 Rodriguez Jr. Feat. Liset Alea - What Is Real 10:46 Worakls - Caprice 10:43 Blank & Jones - Flaming June 10:40 Vievie - Blue Island 10:37 The Holy Santa Barbara Feat. Madugo - The Sailor Song 10:34 Adele - Skyfall 10:31 Bernward Koch - Lonely Dream (Solo Piano) 10:27 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Josh Cumbee - Sunny Days (Original Mix) 10:25 Edx - Neptune 10:20 Paul Oakenfold, Bolier, Luis Fonsi - The World Can Wait (Bolier Remix) 10:16 Dalibor Dadoff, Nacho Lezcano, Grabo Bakos - Sounds Like A Melody 10:13 Jeremy Loops - Til I Found You 10:08 Lamb - Wonder 10:04 Felix Jaehn Feat. Lost Frequencies & Linying - Eagle Eyes 10:02 Ofenbach & Ella Henderson - Hurricane 09:59 Dizkodude & Dj Antoine - Your Eyes (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Summer Mix) 09:55 Maomakmaa - Unicorn (Remix By Jasmon) 09:52 Emily Burns - Im So Happy 09:47 Enui - Adieu (Arielle Lb Remix) 09:43 Blank & Jones - Nuits Blanches 09:40 Vize & Leony - Dolly Song (Devil's Cup) 09:36 Armin Van Buuren & Garibay Feat. Olaf Blackwood - I Need You 09:33 Kungs Feat. Jhart - Dopamine 09:21 Monkey Safari - Hi Life (Cheeky Bold Cover) 09:18 Patchy - Friend (Original Mix) 09:16 Dj Antoine & Flip Capella Feat. Evelyn - Dark Love 09:10 Rodg - Heights 09:04 Cell - Under Your Mind (Live Version) 09:00 Eelke Kleijn - Midnight Affair (Samaha Slow Edit) 08:52 Boral Kibil - Never Again (Bobby Deep Mix) 08:45 Faithless - Crazy English Summer (Brothers On High Remix) 08:37 Garlington - Falling To Pieces (Extended Mix) 08:30 Bay Area - Dolphin Rider (Pianodreamsession) 08:24 Spooky - Shelter 08:16 Blank & Jones - California Sunset 08:11 2raumwohnung - 2 Von Millionen Von Sternen 08:09 Gamper & Dadoni - My Lovin' 08:03 Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach - Deep Ocean 07:57 Deep-dive-corp. - Lucsus 07:53 Pascal Letoublon - Feelings Undercover 07:47 Deep Dive Corp. & Setsuna - Transatlantic 07:44 Alle Farben Feat. Jordan Powers - Different For Us 07:40 Passenger 10 - Voices In Her Head 07:38 Nora Van Elken - Heaven Is A Place On Earth 07:35 Iberis Eguana - Sand Of Time 07:32 Brando - Don't Call Me (Galantis Remix) 07:28 Klingande, Wrabel - Big Love 07:25 James Newton Howard Feat. Jennifer Lawrence - The Hanging Tree 07:22 Sans Souci - Take My Breath Away (Original Mix) 07:18 Blank & Jones - Wyb (Deeper) 07:15 Daniel Steidtmann - Pigeon Lake 07:10 Nihoni - After Sun 07:03 Watermat - Bullit (Original Mix) 07:00 Topic Feat. Nico Santos) - Home (Alle Farben Remix) 06:57 Nora En Pure - Branches 06:52 Eli Kazah - Return Home 06:47 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Diana Miro - You (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 06:44 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Kings & Queens 06:38 Danijel Kostic - Vinternatt (Club Mix) 06:35 Hagen Feetly - Cry 06:32 Goldfish Feat. Nate Highfield & Dan Silver - Forever Free 06:26 Schiller Mit Moya Brennan - Falling 06:23 Brendon Moeller - Emerging 06:14 Worakls - Nocturne 06:08 Deep Dive Corp. Feat. Dennis Le Gree - Water 06:04 Tom Novy & Dan Le Blonde - Let's Dance (Tom Novy Remix) 05:59 Blank & Jones - 10.000 Emerald Pools 05:56 Mount & Illian - Fool 05:49 Armin Van Buuren & Avira Feat. Sam Martin - Mask 05:45 Sting - Fragile 05:42 Moguai, Vize, Anna Grey - You're Not Alone 05:40 Nora En Pure - Wetlands 05:36 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Zach Alwin - Live It Up (Peace, Live And Love Mix ) 05:33 Lost Frequencies, Zonderling & Kelvin Jones - Love To Go 05:30 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Helin - Fight Like A Lion 05:27 Alle Farben - Bad Ideas 05:24 Alok & James Arthur - Work With My Love 05:23 Sylvering - Is There Anybody Out There 05:20 Tiscore - Fire To Smoke 05:16 Klangperlenspiel - Fraction Of Your Love 05:11 Marc Puig - To Start Anew 05:09 Felix Jaehn & The Stickmen Project Feat. Calum Scott - Rain In Ibiza 05:06 Sam Feldt Feat. Lateshift - The Riddle 05:03 Alok, Bruno Martini, Featuring Zeeba - Hear Me Now 04:59 Dvine - Unknown Reality 04:56 Twopilots - Take My Breath Away 04:52 Minnie Riperton - Lovin' You 04:48 Nora En Pure - Tantrum 04:46 Ten Tonne Skeleton - Feel So Bad 04:42 Sagi Rei - Rhythm Is A Dancer 04:38 Jan Blomqvist & Bloom Twins - High On Beat (Sofi Tukker Remix) 04:33 Diamans - Perception 04:28 Sans Souci - Venice 04:20 Monolink - Don't Hold Back 04:12 Troels Hammer - Trans/ For/ Mation 04:08 Joachim Pastor Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Saint Louis 04:01 Beyhude - Akasha 03:56 Nora En Pure Feat. Ashibah - We Found Love 03:53 Kidsø - Finja 03:48 Rodriguez Jr. & Liset Alea - Amplify 03:45 State Of Sound - Wake Up Where You Are 03:36 Blond:ish Feat. Bahramji - Omnipresent 03:32 Bronson Feat. Lau.ra - Heart Attack 03:29 Nora En Pure - Roots 03:23 Exstra - Comet (Extended Mix) 03:18 Amirali - My Way 03:14 Lstn, Arya Noble - Desert Walk 03:07 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 4 03:01 Mads Arp Featuring Julie Harrington - Alive 02:55 Monolink - Otherside (Club Mix) 02:53 Christopher Von Deylen - She Never Told Him Her Name 02:47 Massive Attack - Spying Glass 02:45 Mahalo - High Life 02:39 Airstream - Your Tears (Del Mar Mix) 02:36 Jubel - On The Beach 02:29 Edx - Conundrum 02:26 Schiller - Once Upon A Time (Cahill Remix) 02:22 Blank & Jones - Breezin' 02:18 Nora En Pure - Epiphany 02:12 Aurosonic, Katty Heath, Frainbreeze - All I Need (Chill Out Mix) 02:08 Thomas Lemmer & Andreas Bach - Sweet Lullaby 02:03 Faithless Feat. Nathan Ball & Caleb Femi - I Need Someone 01:59 Jp Juice - Cette Planete 01:57 Kamrad - Feel Alive 01:53 Dvine - Ever After 01:49 James Blunt - Cold 01:46 Younotus Feat. Chris Gelbuda - When I Think About You 01:42 Robin Schulz - Moonlit Sky (With The Void Pacific Choir) 01:34 Andre Rizo - Hang 01:31 Kygo With Avicii & Sandro Cavazza - Forever Yours (Tribute) 01:28 Loud Luxury Feat. Morgan St. Jean - Aftertaste 01:24 Five Seasons - In Your Town 01:21 James Carter & Ofenbach Feat. James Blunt - Can't Forget You 01:15 Nora En Pure - Don't Look Back (Extended Mix) 01:12 Sono - Trusting You 01:09 Gesaffelstein & The Weeknd - Lost In The Fire 01:04 Frank Borell - Epic Dreams (Fifty Shades Of Dreams Mix) 01:01 Alok, Zeeba And Iro - Ocean 00:57 Kyla La Grange - Cut Your Teeth 00:54 Kygo & Imagine Dragons - Born To Be Yours 00:51 Nto (Fr) Feat. Sofiane Pamart - Invisible (Piano Version) 00:48 Matoma Feat. Jonah Kagen - Summer Feeling 00:43 Zero 7 - In The Waiting Line 00:41 Thrdl!fe & Sleepwalkrs - Outta My Head 00:34 The Last Atlant - Twin Of The Sun 00:27 Aural Float - Still Here 00:23 Above & Beyond Feat. Zoe Johnston - We're All We Need 00:20 M22 - Good To Be Loved 00:18 Edx - Ecletric (Mixed) 00:15 Nora En Pure - Fibonacci 00:11 Bossasonic - Wicked Game 00:09 Alok Feat. Alida - Love Again 00:05 P. Lion - Happy Children (Special Remastered) 00:00 Riccardo Eberspacher - Sunetul De Seara

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Panama Jack-Original- Kangaroo Swag Beach Hat From Robert Moses's Beach.

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7 of the Best Fishing Spots on Long Island

Long Island is a nice spot to visit for fishing, but it's also a lovely place to come back to. We'll tell you about seven of the best fishing spots on Long Island and some of the best in the country. If you're looking for some incredible places to go fishing on Long Island, New York, this list is just what you need.

1. Port Jefferson Harbor, NY

2. Fire Island Inlet

3. Lake Ronkonkoma

4. Robert Moses State Park

5. Montauk Point State Park

6. Jones Beach

7. Shinnecock Bay.

More Info:-https://celticquestfishing.com/2023/04/04/7-of-the-best-fishing-spots-on-long-island/