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York 95% AFUE Multi-Position TG9S Single-Stage Gas Furnace 60k BTUH | $589.99 | 9d 6h 54m | |
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YORK Upflow/Horizontal 100,000 BTU Furnace PV8A12N080UH | $599.99 | 0 | 1d 10h 10m |
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OEM Honeywell York Coleman Evcon Furnace Control Circuit Board 1084-900 1128 | $72.99 | 5d 6h 43m | |
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York Affinity Upflow Single Stage Furnace 60,000 BTU PS9B Series | $599.99 | 0 | 2d 5h 13m |
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York Affinity 80% 115,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace | $525.00 | 8d 10h 41m | |
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Luxaire Upflow/Horizontal 115,000 BTU Furnace GM8S115 | $499.99 | 0 | 2d 5h 13m |
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York Affinity 95% 100,000 BTU Upflow Natural Gas Furnace | $895.00 | 4d 5h 7m | |
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YORK AFFINITY HIGH EFFICIENCY DOWNFLOW/HORIZONTAL 80% 40,000 BTU FURNACE PT8A | $359.99 | 0 | 2d 11h 34m |
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YORK/GUARDIAN MULTIPOSITION 80K 3 TON 95% GAS FURNACE | $916.00 | 20d 7h 9m | |
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Luxaire Acclimate High Efficiency Downflow/Horizontal 120,000 BTU Furnace FL8T | $459.00 | 0 | 2d 11h 34m |
With the steamiest temperatures yet in our midst (and #heatwave trending on Twitter), New Yorkers have one more day of full furnace before things get a little more reasonable on Friday.
Wednesday was one of the hottest June days on record in New York City, with the heat index crossing 100 degrees across parts of the tri-state area and pushing well into the upper 90s across the five boroughs. Newark set a record high of 99, breaking the previous record of 97 set in 1999. The borough of Queens also broke a record high, with LaGuardia reaching 97 (previous record of 96 was set in 2008).
Central Park was close, falling one degree short of the record high of 95 set way back in 1933. Records are usually a bit harder to break in Central Park because continuous weather reporting there goes back all the way to 1876.
We’ll have another (better) shot at breaking records again on Thursday, as the wind direction shifts and keeps relatively cooler ocean air out to sea. This will cause temperatures in the five boroughs to get a few degrees warmer than were felt on Wednesday.
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A Furnace Afloat | $16.99 | eBooks.com | Over the years, a handful of famous shipwrecks have become symbols of something greater, their accounts a floating opera of sudden disaster, wasted life, and privations endured by survivors. One of these was the 1866 saga of the clipper ship Hornet, the crew of which barely survived for six weeks on ten days' worth of rations and shoe leather, drifting 4,300 miles in a single lifeboat as they all slowly weakened and became delirious or mad. Drawing on extensive primary sources, including survivors' diaries and letters, as well as newspaper accounts and Twain's reporting, Jackson has created a gripping narrative of the horrors and triumphs of men against the sea. On that day, the first mate went below to draw some varnish from a cask and accidentally set the cask afire. The Hornet's complement -- twenty-nine officers and crew, and two aristocratic passengers -- mirrored all the prejudices and nuances of Industrial Age America. Along with the stories of the Bounty and the whaleship Essex, the Hornet disaster was once one of the country's most infamous naval disasters. By chance, a young, little-known Samuel Langhorne Clemens was in Hawaii. On the day they were to draw straws, they reached Hawaii. But the islands never materialized, and with no hope left, the men planned the details of cannibalism. The American clipper ship Hornet left her homeport of New York City on January 15, 1866, and embarked on what was considered a routine voyage to San Francisco around Cape Horn. Within minutes, the entire ship was engulfed. Soon the social divisions in the boat erupted into class war. He wrote an account of the voyage that would make the crew famous, and Mark Twain (Clemens' nom de plume) a household name. Their ordeal was harrowing: half of the Hornet's crew disappeared; the survivors were stalked by sharks and waterspouts, desiccated by heat, driven mad by lack of food and water. Their only salvation was to land on the "American group," a mythical set of islands said to exist somewhere in the Pacific. The crewmen accused the captain of hoarding food, water, and even gold, and they plotted mutiny. She enjoyed an exceptionally smooth passage until the morning of May 3, when the ship ghosted gently a thousand miles west of the Galápagos Islands. The ship's company of thirty-one men escaped into three small boats, set adrift under the burning sun of the Pacific Ocean to watch helplessly as the Hornet became a floating bonfire and sank beneath the waves. |
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Franklin Furnace & the Spirit of the Avant-Garde | $20.00 | eBooks.com | Over more than thirty years, Franklin Furnace has exhibited works by hundreds of avant-garde artists, some of whom - Laurie Anderson, Vito Acconci and the Blue Man Group, to name a few - are now established names in contemporary art. Here, for the first time, is a comprehensive history of this remarkable organization from its conception to the present. Organized around the context of the major art genres that emerged in the second half of the twentieth century, this book intersperses first-person narratives with readings by artists and scholars on issues critical to the organization's success as well as Franklin Furnace's many contributions to avant-garde art. |
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Where the Girls Are | $14.95 | eBooks.com | Featuring such stories as "My First Play Party," "Rush Hour," and "The Critic" from well-regarded authors of erotica Charlotte Dare, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Sophie Mouette, Lisabet Sarai, and others, Where the Girls Are burns with the immense heat of the furnace that lies just below the urban landscape. King collects explicit memoirs and stories about these newly arrived country girls. Here are stories of first times, initiations, bars, dance clubs, and parties, reading (or misreading) the codes -- and sometimes teaching those city girls a thing or two in the process. In Where the Girls Are, D.L. Every year thousands of young women arrive in these queer-friendly cities, seduced by downtown life and its erotic possibilities. |
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