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In 1826, John Quinsy Adams, the president of the United States, was asked about the freedom of
the press. He responded "It wasn't in the past, it isn't now, but I sure hope it will be in the future".

Subway barriers: New York, NY February 6, 2026 With falling and being pushed onto the subway tracks becoming a daily occurrence, it is time to promptly install subway barriers / gates on all 480 subway and elevated stations. Frank Didik, who has been desperately pushing subway gates to the MTA and other agencies since over a decade points out that hundreds of people could have been saved over this period of time. Further, thousands of people could have been spared hideous, life transforming injuries, including by MTA workers. Further, the MTA could have avoided paying out hundreds of millions of dollars in liability, that could have already paid for the entire subway gate system.

Subway Safety-Subway Gate Every year hundreds of people are killed or severely injured when they fall onto the tracks of trains and subways. The prevention is cost efficient and greatly reduces liability ... read more ...

Greatly reduce train noise A significant amount of train noise is caused by the train wheels rolling over the expansion joint of the tracks. This vibration creates noise, vibrations, an less pleasant ride and also reduces the life cycle of the train. The solution is relatively simple and cost effective..read more


Frank X. Didik with former NYC Mayor Bill DeBlasio and first lady Chirlane McCray, at Gracy Mansion. Former Mayor DeBlasio served two terms in office and then as per term limits, had to leave office at the end of his second term. Mr DeBlasio original birth name (May 8, 1961) was Warren Wilhelm Jr. and later used the name Warren de Blasio-Wilhelm and then finally adapted his mother's maiden name DeBlasio and today is commonly known as Bill DeBlasio. Mr.DeBlasio was succeeded as mayor on Jnuary 1st, 2022 by Mayor Eric Adams, who himself was succeeded as mayor by Zohan Mamdani,wo became New York City's 111 mayor.

 Film Vs Digital

A Fuji 6x9 (2 1/4 x 3 x 1/4) film camera with many rolls of Fuji Velvia 50 film, which sadly is very hard to buy today. Fuji
Claims that the finished positive (slide) film will last up to 100 years.

  • Film lasts for 100 years or more

  • The best digital cameras are up to 108 megapixels but medium format film can be scanned at up to 2 gigapixels and still give sharpness.
  • Digital cameras, process the image within the camera so that even though the image may look wonderful, it may not be a completely accurate image. Fine detail may be removed by the internal software of the ..read more

Trans Global Highway
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When completed, the Trans Global Highway will link all continents together by road, rail, Mag-Lev, water pipelines, communication cables, oil and gas pipelines. The benefits for the whole planet are amazing. For more information, go to the TransGlobalHighway.com official website.
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Cell Phone Etiquette
Advice for the modern person - December 9, 2016 read more

Time to Rethink Bike Lanes
Advice for bicyle based cities
 - August 3, 2016 read more

Congestion Pricing favors the upper income people and has reduced local business, while pushing middle class drivers to shop elsewhere that does not have this burdensome tax. Ultimately this will work against the city. New York City has 25% less cars than ten years ago. This is partly do to a decline in real income but also because bike lanes, which are under-utilized in the winter and bad weather, has made driving in NYC slower because of the reduced number of lanes. The sensors that bill vehicles, are only at the entrance points in Manhattan and thus can only bill incoming cars, not cars already in Manhattan. Thus, presently, only outsiders will be billed for tolls. New York City is ONE CITY, consisting of Manhattan (Borough of New York), Brooklyn (Kings), Queens, Staten Island (Richmond) and the Bronx. Shouldn't every New Yorker have free access to all parts of the city? Didn't the unification of Brooklyn with Manhattan in 1897 specify this as being one city?

It is time for the New York City to take action to control bicycles Lets face it, the quality of life in New York City is suffering from bicycles, electric powered bikes and scooters. The riders feel that they are above the law or don't even know the law. These vehicle almost without exception, never obey traffic laws, go through red lights and even go through crosswalks while people are crossing. It is time to start requiring all bicycles to have registration, and clearly visible license plates, and insurance. If cars and trucks have to "share the road" with bicycles, bicycles must also pay their fair share and obey the law. read more

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Share the road: This NYC sign says "Share the road". Good idea! Perhaps it is time for bicycle riders to obey traffic laws and also pay a road tax, just as the car drivers have to do. Indeed, share the road!

App based taxi ride services often block traffic traffic while picking up customers. read more

Vision Zero is without vision. Is the well intended Vision Zero New York City program started under former Mayor DeBlasio to reduce pedestrian deaths from vehicles working? Some of the actions taken was to reduce the speed limit in NYC from 30 miles per hour to only 25 miles per hour. In addition, when the cross walk light says walk, the traffic light for cars changes a few seconds later, allowing pedestrians to start to cross before cars start. In some areas, there has also been guides put on streets so that cars must make a larger diameter turn. Has these measures work? Actually these measures have not helped at all. Our speculation as to why these measures have not worked are as follows. The crossing pedestrians have come to take it for granted that the cars will always allow them to cross and unfortunately, the pedestrians do not look both ways. Further, many pedestrians are oblivious to their surroundings because they are staring at their smart phones and do not take a moment to carefully look to see if all is clear to cross and also many pedestrians wear ear buds playing music or talking on the phone that further reduces their attention to traffic. It should be noted that many years ago, the brother of this writer was hit and killed by a car.

Fact Checkers "Fact Checkers" present an opinion rather than absolute fact. Further, who will fact check the fact checkers"? Recently read more

Sunglasses Dangerous?
Sunglasses reduces reaction time, since it takes longer for the brain to process a darker image then a well lit image. This could lead to potentially dangerous situations. Some early Stereo 3D systems used a dark glass and a lighter glass for two different eyes to achieve the 3D effect, though polarized glasses are more common. Tinted windows in cars also increase reaction time of the drivers.

Digital Currency will represent a loss of freedom and privacy. Digital Currency will mean the total control of your money by the government. Thus what you (are permitted to) buy will be under the complete control of the government. Further, everything you do and buy will be known to the government and anyone who has access to this information. Thus everything that you buy or sell or are permitted to buy or sell will be known and potentially controlled. -April 11, 2023


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911 plus 25 years
On September 11, 2001, Frank X. Didik, the Chairman of the News1 Corporation, was in lower Manhattan and took hundreds of photographs on both film and digital cameras as well as live video on video cameras of that period. In honor of the 2,700 plus people who died that day and an additional close to 3,000 people who died over the years from diseases stemming from the toxins released that day, we are again showing some of the raw images from that day. Included also is one of the very first eye witness chronological accounts of the events of that day. That quickly written chronology was read around the world and became the bases of many of the 911 stories. Many of Mr. Didik's photographs ended up in the official 911 report on the 7 World Trade Center collapse.

WORLD TRADE CENTER
Photographs and text covering the September 11, 2001 horror.

September 11, 2001 These dramatic photographs cover the street action around the WTC and lower Manhattan and downtown Brooklyn. Includes collapse of WTC-7, dust everywhere, local residents, road blocks, dramatic sun setting for the for the first time in years, without the Trade Center and more. Also provides text captions describing each scene.

September 11, 2001 other non-captioned photographs shot on the day the World Trade Center was destroyed.

September 12, and 13 2001 These images are captioned. see below for other, non-captioned photographs.

September 12, 2001 non-captioned photo's. Contains many images of the Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn Heights, downtown Brooklyn and various shots in lower Manhattan. Includes distant shots of the WTC still smoking. Also includes sunset shots of the new skyline.

September 13 non-captioned photo's contains: Union Square memorial rally, Budist Monks praying, injured police officer, wanted leaflets, military and police check points, deserted streets in Manhattan, people wearing masks, day to day scenes. Of interest to anyone publishing on the aftermaths of the Trade Center horror.

September 16, 2001 Contains photographs of crushed police vehicle, fall out dust on fruit stand, Union Square at night, stunning sunset of Manhattan (shot from Brooklyn) but without the WTC, National Guard patrolling the streets and others. If you require captioning, please email us for further captioning details on any of the photographs.

September 17, 2001 Contains photographs of lower Manhattan along Broadway, tragic sight of car who's owner clearly will not be returning to move car, various memorials and signs.

September 21, 2001 Complete view of Broadway from Chambers Street almost all of the way to the Battery. Shows emergency construction and the general state of the City at that point. Also, images of various memorials and military and police patrols.

 

 

 

 

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