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How far is it to walk from 241st wakefield station to oak street in yonkers?
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I lived there at 241st and hill ave for 18 yrs. On Saturday nights we walked to the kimball movie theatre which was a couple of blocks away from oak st(.mt vernon) the walk took 10 to 15 minutes at a leisurely walk I hope this info was helpful..
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St. Angela Merici's Church (Bronx, New York) (917 Morris Ave.) - Established in 1899; staffed by the Apostles of Jesus (2000-present). St. Anselm's Church (Bronx, New York) (151st St. at tinton Ave.) - Established in 1891; staffed by the Augustinian Recollects. Formerly staffed by the Benedictine friars. St. Ann's Church (Bronx, New York) (Bainbridge Ave. at Gun Hill Road) - Established in 1927. St. Anthony's Church (Bronx, New York) (1496 Commonwealth Ave.) - Established in 1908. St. Anthony of Padua Church (Bronx, New York) (822 E. 166th St.) - Established in 1903. St Athanasius St. Athanasius's Church (Bronx, New York) (Tiffany St. between Fox St. & Southern Blvd.) - Established in 1907. St. Augustine's Church (Bronx, New York) (E. 167th St. at Franklin & Fulton Aves.) - Established in 1849. St. Barnabas' Church (Bronx, New York) (Martha Ave. near East 241st St.) - Established in 1910. St. Brendan's Church (Bronx, New York) (E. 207th St.) - Established in 1908. 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St. John Chrysostom's Church (Bronx, New York) (985 E. 167th St.) - Established in 1899. St. Joseph's Church (Bronx, New York) (1949 Bathgate Ave.) - Established in 1873. St. Lucy's Church (Bronx, New York) (833 Mace Ave.) - Established in 1927. St. Luke's Church (Bronx, New York) (623 E. 138th St.) - Established in 1897. St. Margaret Mary's Church (Bronx, New York) (1914 Morris Ave.) - Established in 1923. St. Margaret of Cortona's Church (Bronx, New York) (6000 Riverdale Ave.) - Established in 1890. St. Martin of Tours' Church (Bronx, New York) (664 Grote St.) - Established in 1897. St Nicholas of Tolentine St Roch St. Nicholas of Tolentine's Church (Bronx, New York) (Fordham Rd. at University Ave.) - Established in 1906; staffed by the Augustinian Fathers St. Pius V's Church (Bronx, New York) (420 E. 145th St.) - Established in 1906. St. Raymond's Church (Bronx, New York) (Castle Hill Ave. at Tremont Ave.) - Established in 1842. Church of St. Simon Stock (Bronx, New York) (2191 Valentine Ave.) - Established in 1919; staffed by the Carmelite Fathers (1919-present). St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus Church (Bronx, New York) (2855 St. Theresa Ave.) - Established in 1927. SS. Peter and Paul's Church (Bronx, New York) (833 St. Ann's Ave.) - Established in 1897 Blessed Sacrament Church (Bronx, New York) (Beach Ave. at Gleason Ave.) - Established in 1927. Immaculate Conception Church (Bronx, New York) (754 Gun Hill Rd.) - Established in 1903. Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church (Bronx, New York) (150th St. at Melrose Ave.) - Established in 1853; staffed by the Redemptorist Fathers. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church (Bronx, New York) (160 Van Cortlandt Park South) - Established in 1928. Churches in Manhattan Cathedral of St. Patrick (50th St. and Fifth Ave.) - Established in 1858 Church of the Annunciation (88 Convent Ave.) - Established in 1853; staffed by the Piarist Fathers. San Lorenzo Ruiz Chapel (New York City) (378 Broome St.) - Established in 2005. All Saints Church (New York City) (129th St. at Madison Ave.) - Established in 1879; staffed by the Franciscan Friars. Corpus Christi Church (New York City) (529 W. 121st St.) - Established in 1906. Church of Notre Dame (New York City) (405 W. 114th St.) - Established in 1910; formerly staffed by the Fathers of Mercy (1910-1960). Holy Rosary Church (Manhattan) (119th St. at First Ave.) - Established in 1884; staffed by the Augustinian Friars since 1979. Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (W. 142nd St., between Amsterdam Ave. & Convent Ave.) - Established in 1901. Church of Our Lady of Esperanza (624 W. 156th St.) - Established in 1912. Our Lady of Good Counsel Church (Manhattan) (230 E. 90th St.) - Established in 1886. Our Lady of Guadalupe at St. Bernard's Church (New York City) (328 W. 14th St.) - Established in 2003 as a result of a parish merger. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary's Church (New York City) (7 State St.) - Established in 1884 as a mission; 1887 as a parish. Home to the National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Our Lady of Lourdes Church (New York City) (472 W. 142nd St.) - Established in 1901 Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Manhattan) (448 E. 116th St.) - Established in 1884; staffed by the Pallottine Fathers. Our Lady of Mt Carmel, East 115th St Church of Our Lady of Sorrows (New York City) (Pitt St. at Stanton St.) - Established in 1867; staffed by the Capuchin Friars. Formerly known as Church of Our Lady of Sorrows (New York City) Our Lady of Victory Church (Manhattan) (60 William St.) - Established in 1944; previously located at 23 William St. (1944-45) Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church (New York City) (91 Arden St., near Broadway) - Established in 1927 Our Saviour Church (Manhattan) (59 Park Avenue at 38th St) - Established in 1955. SS. Cyril, Methodius, and Raphael's Church (New York City) (502 W. 41st St.) - Established in 1974 from the merger of St. Raphael and SS. Cyril & Methodius (New York City) . Staffed by the Franciscan Friars (1974-present). St. Agnes' Church (New York City) (141 E. 43rd St.) - Established in 1873. St. Aloysius Gonzaga's Church (New York City) (219 W. 132nd St.) - Established in 1899; staffed by the Jesuit Fathers. St. Andrew's Church (New York City) (20 Cardinal Hayes Pl.) - Established in 1842; staffed by the Blessed Sacrament Fathers. St. Ann's Church (Manhattan) (312 E. 110th St.) St. Anthony of Padua Church (Manhattan) (West Houston St. at Sullivan St.) - Established in 1866; staffed by the Franciscan Friars. St. Benedict the Moor's Church (New York City) (342 W. 53rd St.) - Established in 1883 to serve the African-American community of the city; staffed by Spanish friars of the Third Order of Saint Francis (T.O.R.) from 1953 to ???. 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St Elizabeth of Hungary St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church (New York City) (211 E. 83rd St.) - Established in 1887; formerly located on East Fourth St. St. Emeric's Church (New York City) (Avenue D, between 12th St. & 13th St.) - Established in 1949. St. Francis de Sales (135 East 96th Street) St. Francis of Assisi's Church (New York City) (135 W. 31st St.) - Established in 1844; staffed by the Franciscan Friars. St. Francis Xavier Church (Manhattan) [1] 45 W. 16th St. - Established in 1847; staffed by the Jesuit Fathers. Church of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (New York City) (564 Main St., Roosevelt Island) - Established in 1973. St. Gregory the Great's Church (Manhattan) (144 W. 90th St.) - Established in 1907. Church of St. Ignatius Loyola (New York City) (980 Park Ave.) - Established in 1851; staffed by the Jesuit Fathers since 1866. Known as St. Lawrence O'Toole Church (1851-1866). St. Jean Baptiste's Church (New York City) (76th St. at Lexington Ave.) - Established in 1882; staffed by the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament since 1900. A French-Canadian National Parish until 1957. St. John the Baptist Church (Manhattan) (210 W. 31st St. at Seventh Ave.) - Established in 1840; staffed by the Capuchin Friars. St. John the Evangelist's Church (Manhattan) (East 55th St. at First Ave.) - Established in 1830 St. Joseph of the Holy Family's Church (New York City) (125th St. at Morningside Ave.) Established in Church of St. Joseph (371 Sixth Avenue) - Established in 1829 St. Jude's Church (New York City) (204th St. at Tenth Ave.) - Established in 1949. St. Lucy's Church (Manhattan) (344 E. 104th St.) - Established in 1900; staffed by the Sons of Divine Providence. Church of St. Malachy (49th St. at Eighth Ave.) - Established in 1902; known as the Actors' Chapel. St. Mark the Evangelist's Church (New York City) (West 138th St., near Lenox Ave.) - Established in 1907; staffed by the Holy Ghost Fathers (1912-present). St. Mary's Church (Manhattan) (Grand St. at Ridge St.) - Established in 1826. St Monica, E79th St St. Michael's Church (Manhattan) (424 W. 34th St.)[2] St. Monica's Church (Manhattan) (413 E. 79th St.) - Established in 1879. St. Paul's Church (New York City) (113 E. 117th St.) - Established in 1834; staffed by the Institute of the Incarnate Word Fathers (1998-present). Church of St. Paul the Apostle (New York City) (Columbus Ave. between 60th and 59th St.) - Established in 1876. Mother Church of the Paulist Fathers. Church of St. Peter (Barclay St. at Church St.) - Established in 1786; first parish in the diocese. St. Joseph's Chapel (New York City) (385 South End Ave.) - Established in 1983. St. Rose of Lima's Church (Manhattan) (510 W. 165th St.) - Established in 1901. St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr's Church (New York City) (7th St. at First Ave.) - Established in 1872; stood at 318 Henry St. until 1900. Staffed by the Fathers of St. Paul the First Hermit. St. Stephen of Hungary Church (New York City) (East 82nd St.) - Established in 1927; staffed by Franciscan Friars since 1922. Previously located on 14th Street {1905-1927} Church of Our Lady of the Scapular-St. Stephen (142 E. 29th St.) - Established in 1990. St. Theresa's Church (New York City) (Rutgers St. at Henry St.) - Established in 1862. St. Thomas More's Church (New York City) (67 E. 89th St.) - Established in 1950. St. Veronica's Church (Manhattan) (149 Christopher St.) - Established in 1886. Church of St. Vincent Ferrer (66th St. at Lexington Ave.) St. Lucy's Church (Manhattan) Left column top to bottom: East aisle windows and one of two nave skylights; Center from top to bottom: Front (North) Elevation, Interior view from south to north rose window, Interior view of north rose window, and exterior view of front facade cornerstone dated 1914; Right column from top to bottom: West aisle windows and detail of rose window. Church of the Holy Innocents, 37th St Church of the Annunciation, Convent Avenue Church of the Annunication, Convent Avenue Church of the Ascension, Roman Catholic (Manhattan) (221 W. 107th St.) - Established in 1895. Church of the Blessed Sacrament (Manhattan) (West 71st Street, just east of Broadway) - Established in 1887. Church of the Epiphany (239 East 21st Street, at corner of Second Avenue) - Established in 1868. Church of the Good Shepherd (New York City) (608 Isham St.) - Established in 1911; formerly staffed by the Paulist Fathers. Currently staffed by the Capuchin Friars. Church of the Holy Agony (New York City) (98th St. at Third Ave.) - Established in 1930; formerly a mission of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. Staffed by the Vincentian Fathers. Holy Cross Church (New York City) (329 W. 42nd Street, between 8th and 9th Aves.) - Established in 1852. Church of the Holy Family - The United Nations Parish - (315 East 47th Street, between 1st and 2nd Aves.) - Established in 1924. Holy Innocents' Church (New York City) (37th St. at Broadway) - Established in 1868. Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church (96th St. at Amsterdam Ave.) - Established in 1892; staffed by the Franciscan Friars since 1990. Previously located at Bloomingdale Rd. at 97th St. {1868-1891}. Holy Trinity Church (Manhattan) (West 82nd St., near Amsterdam Ave.) - Established in 1898. Immaculate Conception Church (Manhattan) (414 East 14th St., near First Ave.) - Established in 1855. Church of the Incarnation (Manhattan) (175th St. at St. Nicholas Ave.) - Established in 1908. Church of the Most Precious Blood (113 Baxter St.) - Established in 1891; staffed by the Franciscan Friars. Church of the Nativity (Manhattan) (Second Ave. at Second St.) - Established in 1842; formerly staffed by the Jesuit Fathers. Chapel of the Resurrection (New York City) (276 W. 151st St.) - Established in 1907. Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (New York City) (457 W. 51st St.) - Established in 1876. Church of the Transfiguration, Roman Catholic (Manhattan) (29 Mott St.) - Established in 1827. St. Patrick's Old Cathedral (260-264 Mulberry St., between Prince St. and Houston St.) - Established in 1809 Churches in Staten Island St. Mary's Church (Staten Island, New York) (1101 Bay Street) - Established 1852. Our Lady of Good Counsel's Church (Staten Island, New York) (10 Austin Place) - Established 1898. Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace (Staten Island, New York) (90 Third St.) - Established in 1922. Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea (Staten Island, New York) (5371 Amboy Road) - Established in 1935; former mission of Our Lady Help of Christians. St. Charles's Church (Staten Island, New York) (644 Clawson St.) - Established in 1960. St. Clare's Church (Staten Island, New York) (Nelson Ave.) St. Patrick's Church (Staten Island, New York) St. Rita's Church (Staten Island, New York) St. Roch's Church (Staten Island, New York) (602 Richmond Ave.) - Established in 1922. Church of the Blessed Sacrament (Staten Island, New York) (Forest Ave. at Manor Rd.) - Established in 1910. St. Peter's Church (Staten Island, New York) Church of Our Lady Help of Christians (Staten Island, New York). Church of Our Lady of Pity (Staten Island, New York) Church of the Holy Family (Staten Island, New York) St. Adalbert's Church (Staten Island, New York) Sacred Heart Church (Staten Island, New York) St. Teresa of the Infant Jesus's Church (Staten Island, New York) (1634 Victory Blvd.) St. Ann's Church (Staten Island, New York) (101 Cromwell Ave.) St Anthony of Padua R C Church (Staten Island, New York) (24 Shelley Ave) - Established 1908.
What actors and actresses appeared in 1981 NFL Draft - 1981?
The cast of 1981 NFL Draft - 1981 includes: Dave Ahrens as Himself - 143rd Overall Pick Marion Barber as Himself - 30th Overall Pick Chris Berman as Himself - Reporter Hoby Brenner as Himself - 71st Overall Pick Clay Brown as Himself - 42nd Overall Pick Lloyd Burruss as Himself - 78th Overall Pick Bobby Butler as Himself - 25th Overall Pick Cliff Chatman as Himself - 85th Overall Pick Robert Cobb as Himself - 66th Overall Pick Cris Collinsworth as Himself - 37th Overall Pick Lin Dawson as Himself - 212th Overall Pick Hanford Dixon as Himself - 22nd Overall Pick Doug Donley as Himself - 53rd Overall Pick Rick Donnalley as Himself - 73rd Overall Pick Kenny Easley as Himself - 4th Overall Pick Nick Eyre as Himself - 106th Overall Pick Tom Flick as himself Byron Franklin as Himself - 50th Overall Pick Andra Franklin as Himself - 56th Overall Pick Guy Frazier as Himself - 93rd Overall Pick Keith Gary as Himself - 17th Overall Pick Russell Gary as Himself - 29th Overall Pick Robert Geathers as Himself - 83rd Overall Pick Andrew Gissinger as Himself - 141st Overall Pick Don Greco as Himself - 72nd Overall Pick Russ Grimm as Himself - 69th Overall Pick Jim Hannula as Himself - 229th Overall Pick John Harty as Himself - 36th Overall Pick Marvin Harvey as Himself - 70th Overall Pick Bryan Hinkle as Himself - 156th Overall Pick Pete Holohan as Himself - 189th Overall Pick Mike Holston as Himself - 79th Overall Pick Byron Hunt as Himself - 224th Overall Pick Rickey Jackson as Himself - 51st Overall Pick Bobby Kemp as Himself - 202nd Overall Pick Pete Kugler as Himself - 147th Overall Pick Greg LaFleur as Himself - 82nd Overall Pick Ken Lanier as Himself - 125th Overall Pick Bob Ley as Himself - Host Neil Lomax as Himself - 33rd Overall Pick Howie Long as Himself - 48th Overall Pick Ronnie Lott as Himself - 8th Overall Pick Dexter Manley as Himself - 119th Overall Pick Ken Margerum as Himself - 67th Overall Pick Curt Marsh as Himself - 23rd Overall Pick Mardye McDole as Himself - 39th Overall Pick Randy McMillan as Himself - 12th Overall Pick Freeman McNeil as Himself - 3rd Overall Pick Greg Meisner as Himself - 63rd Overall Pick Dean Miraldi as Himself - 55th Overall Pick John Mistler as Himself - 59th Overall Pick Booker Moore as Himself - 28th Overall Pick Bob Niziolek as Himself - 211th Overall Pick David Overstreet as Himself - 13th Overall Pick Mel Owens as Himself - 9th Overall Pick Scott Pelluer as Himself - 91st Overall Pick Jairo Penaranda as Himself - 328th Overall Pick Irvin Phillips as Himself - 77th Overall Pick Johnnie Poe as Himself - 144th Overall Pick Tracy Porter as Himself - 99th Overall Pick Glen Redd as Himself - 166th Overall Pick Jarvis Redwine as Himself - 52nd Overall Pick Robb Riddick as Himself - 241st Overall Pick Ben Rudolph as Himself - 60th Overall Pick Jeff Schuh as Himself - 176th Overall Pick Willie Scott as Himself - 14th Overall Pick Robin Sendlein as Himself - 45th Overall Pick Tim Sherwin as Himself - 94th Overall Pick Mike Singletary as Himself - 38th Overall Pick Ray Stachowicz as Himself - 62nd Overall Pick Donnell Thompson as Himself - 18th Overall Pick Glen Titensor as Himself - 81st Overall Pick Randy Van Divier as Himself - 68th Overall Pick Keith Van Horne as Himself - 11th Overall Pick David Verser as Himself - 10th Overall Pick Fulton Walker as Himself - 154th Overall Pick Al Washington as Himself - 86th Overall Pick Ted Watts as Himself - 21st Overall Pick Lyman White as Himself - 54th Overall Pick Carlton Williamson as Himself - 65th Overall Pick Chester Willis as Himself - 304th Overall Pick Scott Woerner as Himself - 80th Overall Pick Ron Wooten as Himself - 157th Overall Pick
Who did the New York Jets draft in 2000?
2000 Jacksonville Jaguars Draft1st round (29th pick of round, 29th overall) - R. Jay Soward, USC, WR2nd round (29th pick of round, 60th overall) - Brad Meester, Northern Iowa, C3rd round (30th pick of round, 92nd overall) - T.J. Slaughter, Southern Mississippi, LB4th round (29th pick of round, 123rd overall) - Joey Chustz, Louisiana Tech, T5th round (30th pick of round, 159th overall) - Kiwaukee Thomas, Georgia Southern, DB6th round (30th pick of round, 196th overall) - Emanuel Smith, Arkansas, WR7th round (30th pick of round, 236th overall) - Erik Olson, Colorado State, DB7th round (35th pick of round, 241st overall) - Rob Meier, Washington State, DT7th round (37th pick of round, 243rd overall) - Shyrone Stith, Virginia Tech, RB7th round (39th pick of round, 245th overall) - Danny Clark, Illinois, LB7th round (41st pick of round, 247th overall) - Mark Baniewicz, Syracuse, T
