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Did Mayor Bloomberg panic?
August 26, 2011 5:00 PM Mayor Bloomberg issued the first ever mandatory evacuations in parts of New York City due to Hurricane Irene, now off the coast of North Carolina. It is easy to be a Monday morning quarterback. Therefore, … Continue reading
Hurricane Prediction
August 25, 2011 11:39 AM Prediction Given the slow movement of Irene and the lack of a strong mainland opposing force, I say that hit goes more westward that the experts predict today. I say it hits at the border … Continue reading
PEP starting mounted bike patrols
August 24, 2011 The PEP have dug out of storage patrol bicycles to allow for faster response times and longer ranges. Photo’d below is PEP Jordan Phillips. (more…)
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Hudson Produce opens outdoor seating
August 24, 2011 Hudson Produce has eliminates some outdoor wooden shelves and replaced them with open seating. They hope to have visitors eat their ice cream or deli sandwiches there, much as the closed Samantha’s next door used to do. … Continue reading
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A bad day to wash high-rise windows
August 23, 2011 At approximately 1:54 PM East Coast time, buildings shook in New York City, enough to shake lamps and furniture. It was a 5.9 earthquake centered in Virginia. There seems to have been no major damage or fatalities, … Continue reading
Waste, fraud, and cost overruns at the 9/11 Memorial
To express your feelings about this, the CEO of the 9/11 Memorial is Joe Daniels and can be contacted at info@911memorial.org August 19, 2011 9/11’s White Elephant By JOE NOCERA New York Times There is nothing wrong — and much … Continue reading
The false debate over stimulus: there never was actually a stimulus package.
By Steven Greer, MD August 16, 2011 The political left and the political right have been debating whether the Keynesian $787 Billion “stimulus package” (The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 or ARRA) signed by President Obama in February … Continue reading
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Bureaucrats shamed into a grass field deal
Update: August 15, 2011 The fence was removed and the field is now opened for public use. August 12, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD Well, after having our friends at Pix11 TV news and The NY Post begin stories on … Continue reading
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Photos of the Week
August 12, 2011 Guess the year and location of these photos: A) New York Harbor, 1790 B) Boston, present day C) Somewhere in Upstate New York, present day D) Manhattan, present day (click images to enlarge) Photos by Steven Greer … Continue reading
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What a beautiful day if only we had a field to play on
August 11, 2011 New York is experiencing picture perfect beautiful day: 73 degrees, low humidity, bright blue sky. However, the luxurious green grass playing field, a rarity for urban kids that has cost at least $200,000 of taxpayer money, remains … Continue reading
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The real reason Bank of America stock is below cash
By Steven Greer August 9, 2011 Bank of America stock (ticker BAC) sank below the $7 per share cash value yesterday into the $6’s. This was part of a 50% decline over the year. The press has posed many explanations … Continue reading
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Tiny’s angers patrons
August 7, 2011 There is a new lounge/restaurant in Tribeca called Tiny’s and The Bar Upstairs, located at West Broadway and Duane Streets. It is owned by the same people who own “Warren 77” (New York Rangers hockey players Henrik Lundquivst, … Continue reading
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Photo of the Week
August 5, 2011 A bumble bee getting to work (click image to enlarge) (more…)
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Bloomberg The Big Liar?
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is solidifying his legacy as “Bloomberg the Liar”. In 2011 alone, he lied (in our opinion) about being AWAL in Bermuda for the big blizzard, lied to us about the severity of “Hurricane” Irene (it was not … Continue reading
Whither the swing of Tire Swing Park?
Update: August 16, 2011 Over the weekend, the DOT replaced the infamous tire within the tire swing frame. Update: June 28, 2011 One year after opening, the “Tire Swing Park” still has no tire swing July 1, 2010 httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccw5vUc1O-0 The … Continue reading
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One of Time Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World”
July 25, 2011 Peter Pronovost MD PhD, gave us a tour of his work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. His pioneering research has greatly reduced adverse outcomes, such as infections and OR, in hospitals around the world. For his work, … Continue reading
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Peppy le PEP
July 29, 2011 A new homeless couple decided to visit Rector Park today and set up camp, literally. They used sheets hanging from tree branches to set up a real cabana. The PEP office was called, and in stark contrast … Continue reading
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The FDNY’s fire boat Three Forty Three
July 30, 2011 The FDNY’s fire boat Three Forty Three (Viewable in full screen 1080iHD) (more…)
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Dear Verizon: You’re fired
July 19, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD When I first heard about the new fiber optic Internet/cable/phone service coming from Verizon, I eagerly awaited for my building to be outfitted to carry it. However, I was leery about doing business … Continue reading
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