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Disneyland parade

My family visited the NY Worlds Fair several times in 1964. Q27 from Bayside to downtown Flushing and one stop on the 7 Train the Fairgrounds. My only regret is not fully appreciating the wonder and grandeur at 5 years old. But I do remember eating Belgian Waffles, riding the Gondola, Ford convertible seeing Dinosaurs, Uniroyal Ferris Wheel, It’s a small World, Carousel of Progress, and Elsie the Cow attractions.

The Belt was the way I got to all my cousins on LI.

Our roller garden was a big building in St. Louis Park Minnesota. Still in business as far as I know.

What! No Belgian waffles?

I like it alot ! Thanks for sharing !

Eric forman would be considered a star over here. If you know, you know. 😊

Such an iconic Lionel accessory.

Great demonstration . i plan on purchasing a lionel gantry crane in the near Future .

Normally tapes this old suffer the dreaded sticky tape syndrome and have to be baked to.re bind the tape so that it will play again. Good ols E I A J.

Cool!!

*FUN FACT* this was the debut year for: Alternating Text on the drum Alice Whirly bugs with sound effects Return To Oz New Ballroom float 2 2-ring Circus floats which had previously been floats in "America On Parade" Snow White section

Went here in 1967 and 1968 as a 16 and 17 year old teen.Lot's of fun and great memories.This film brought it all back, thanks for posting.

1984 was the best year for Epcot. It was at it's crowning glory. All the original rides were perfection. The Imagineers put their hearts and souls into these rides and park. Thankfully I was able to attend Epcot in '84 and '86.

While I respect the sign offs… some of these are of low quality. Couldn’t they have found better ones to show us??

I love how I'm seeing things on this home video that I never saw on so many other films!

i know that's not the music they played. They had to be grooving to some 70s music.

Yes, people were much happier and better off all the way around during this time period

You mean that you were unable to find some decent music? I couldn’t finish the video.

Organ music 😂😂

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My favorite place every weekend!!!!! Paramus and Montvale NJ

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interesting that on these open reel machines the tape head is level, whereas on the more modern VCR's the head it set at a 45 Deg Angle, it that because of the way the tape is scanned? or is it at a 45 and you just cant see it because of the way the head is encased.?

EIAJ video tape could never be used for broadcast television as its time base was way off and could not be compensated by a time base corrector I worked on broadcast video tape machine that was invented 20 years prior to this machine. This machine looks modified as the sony model has PL-259 video connectors for video. This machime could playback on any TV with the use of an RF modulator or a TV with a/v inputs

the ball bearings in the video head clearly need replacing. These make a worn sound.

Reel to reel video recorders have been around since 1956. Technically, all video tape recorders are "reel to reel," it's just that in a cassette-based system, the reels are enclosed in a plastic case, and the tape is threaded automatically. I've been into video since 1979, but I can't be bothered with dusty old equipment any more!

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Fun fact: the 4300 series was meant to run VSE not VM or MVS. This was due tonthe fact that is had imomented the DAT in hardware not software amd VSE utilised this capability very well so jobs ran much faster using VSE

ha stick it note file system: and proceedure books . if u get a certain error goto this book , next goto that book and so on. hem

We had a 4381. for end user computing running VM/CMS.. If I remember correctly, one of its big advantages over our production 3090s was it didn't need water cooling. It also ran PROFS IBMs version of an office productivity suite. EMAIL, Messaging.

Wow, this brings back some memories. I got hired as a SysProg at a company migrating from a System/3 to a 4331. I also had heavy knowledge in RPG programming. About 3 years later we upgraded to a used 4361, I don’t remember the model number. It was maxed out on memory, well as much as the 4361 could support. It also had a Token Ring card in it, of all things. The IBM CE said it was the first T/R card he’d ever seen in a 4361. We never got to use it as the building wasn’t wired for that type of network or any network for that matter. We were still using coax cable. Oh, and we only ran VSE on it. It was a great little system.

A punched card reader? On an IBM mainframe in 1992? What in the name of hell was it used for? Who used those antiques then?

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Happy 100th Anniversary, Disney!

Some of these sign offs from CT are from the 1970's. WATR Ch. 20 in Waterbury would later become WTXX when it became independent. CPTV sold its Ch. 61 frequency to Arch Communications Corp. in the early 80's which then used it to start WTIC as an independent (later FOX) station.

12:32 "Good morning. Nice to have you still with us as we continue with the All Night Mov-" "-frequency of 700.76 to 700.82 megahertz." I guess we aren't with WYAH-TV 27 anymore.

I remember watching this station as a little kid visiting my aunt & uncle in Coram. I remember watching both Ann Southern sitcoms on this station back in 1986 or '87. Some nights, they watched the movie on this station reminded my previous generation of their childhood.

From a time when America was acknowledged to be great. Look now…

I miss Roller Rinks , they all went by the way of the drive In movie , those 4 wheels were great , 1975 was my first year at 14 at the rink , we skated every Wednesday night at Hialeah roller rink to Americas Top 40, It was fun times growing up in the 1970s .

this might be the only known footage that doesn't have bumper to bumper traffic.. i hate this road, designed by a short sighted moron..

Great rides, low crowds. The good old days!

I went in fall of 84 for the first time. blew my mind.

When your tv begain to (FRY) to inform you iIT ñeed rest !

I wish I could’ve gone to Epcot in 1984 in June!

Its really too bad this didn’t stay. With what Disney charges in comparison this was cheap. Amazing what they built for only 2 years. I appreciate seeing this bc I don’t remember much at 7. I did races there in the 80;s - i was raised 15 minutes away

You seem to have had a wonderful family. Thanks for this. I don’t remember much bc I was 7 but this was really nice to see.

IBM 4300 DISASTER: I worked at PACE university(1980) in nyc, we had a IBM 360/50 running MUSIC(mc gill university time sharing system), The music system ran great. Students from 2 campuses used the terminals. Students quickly learned the music system, I found it very easy to teach COBOL on the system. THEN THE 4300 DISASTER: The morons running the college switched to a IBM 4341 running ibm VM. Mary Beth the new IT director, never bothered to tell the faculty that EVERYTHING will be new WHEN EVERYONE RETURNS IN THE FALL!!(FROM SUMMER VACATION) AND DIFFERENT. she offered no manual for mvs or vm OR TSO, and no training for the faculty on the new system!!! THE MANAGEMENT OF PACE UNIVERSITY DID NOT CARE THAT NOTHING WORKED, THE NEW 4300 RAN SO SLOW IT COULD NOT HANDLE THE 2 CAMPUSES. IT BECAME A JOKE SYSTEM. NYC CAMPUS GOT ONE HOUR ON THEN OFF FOR AN HOUR! WESTCHESTER GOT ONE HOUR ON THEN ONE HOUR OFF!!!. MORAL OF THE STORY: THE 4300 WAS A DOG,, THE MANAGEMENT OF PACE UNIVERSITY NAIVE AND INCOMPETENT(LIKE MOST UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT). AFTER THAT EXPERIENCE, I ALWAYS HATED THE 4300 MACHINE AND WOULD ALWAYS RECOMMEND ANY OTHER MACHINE TO MY CLIENTS. I was quite happy to see Microsoft server and linux take over the computer market and IBM become a jokei