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The Hobbit Part 2: Best viewed at home on Blue Ray
January 18, 2014- By Steven E. Greer I saw the Hobbit Part: The Desolation of Smaug. If you are a fan, I would not discourage you from seeing it, but it is a bit gratuitous with the action scenes. There are unbelievable stunts, and there are hundreds of them. They (more…)
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Video of Westfield retail plans for World Trade Center Towers
January 16, 2014- By Steven E. Greer The videos below are as if the viewer is walking north, entering WTC Tower 4 at the southeast corner on Chruch Street (The street on the right is Church looking north). Then, the viewer walks northward, underground, into WTC Tower 3, then into (more…)
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It’s a bubble, folks
How to protect your 401K in this market bubble (more…)
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Huge growth in construction for skyscrapers around the world
January 19, 2014- The Council on Tall Buildings released its 2013 report, and it was a stellar year for new mile-high skyscrapers. (If you mouse over the blue dots, the names of the tallest building of the year pulls up) “Here are some of 2013’s key milestones: 2013 was the (more…)
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Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP renews lease in Brookfield Place
January 22, 2014- Commercial Observer reports, “Law firm Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP has signed a 59,323-square-foot renewal of its headquarters space at 200 Liberty Street, which is part of Brookfield Office Properties‘ Brookfield Place complex in Lower Manhattan….The property at 200 Liberty Street is the southernmost office tower at the Brookfield Place (more…)
24-yo man arrested for slugging 74-yo man
January 23, 2014- A local police blotter reports that men impersonating garbage men lured a bar employee of Cricket and Arms outside to remove trash, under threat of writing a citation, then robbed the store while the employee was outside. Also, a 24-year-old man was arrested on January 15th for (more…)
Take your SATs at Brookfield Place
January 23, 2014- The company that administers the college acceptance SATs has signed a lease to move from Lincoln Center to Brookfield Place (The Upper West Side seems to be falling out of favor as companies flock to Downtown). Bloomberg reports, “College Board, the owner of the SAT test, is (more…)
Oscar buzz for “Walter Mitty” film shot Downtown
November 14, 2013- Variety is reporting on the Oscar buzz for The Secret Oscar Life of ‘Walter Mitty’, Ben Stiller’s pet project that shut down Water Street for weeks. Ben Stiller movie shuts down Water Street for three weekends (more…)
Bloomberg invents new continents
https://youtu.be/4-Iiib2stQ0 January 21, 2014- Former Mayor Mike Bloomberg invents new names for the continents. He calls them Africerr, Aizsherr, South Americerr. Oy vev! (more…)
Ice floating down Hudson River
January 9, 2014 Look. It’s a Bumble on the ice. (more…)
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New mayor seems to support Bloomberg’s Citi Bikes
January 19, 2014- The Post reports, “The city Department of Transportation doesn’t want to give up bike-share racks at The Plaza hotel — months after the landmark building filed a lawsuit to get rid of them. The attorney for the Central Park South hotel said he had thought he was (more…)
BPCA’s Fernando Mateo now distances himself from A-Rod
January 17, 2014- The controversial BPCA board member, Fernando Mateo, who got into a fight with a female security guard during a Pro-A-Rod rally last year, is now distancing himself from Mr. Rodriguez, now that A-Rod looks to be guilt of using performance enhancing drugs. In a recent interview, he (more…)
He’s Baaaack, Randy Mastro hired by Christie
January 16, 2014- Does the name Randy Mastro sound familiar to you? He’s the Big Shot lawyer that the BPCA hired to fight Asphalt Green. When BatteryPark.TV exposed this, the BPCA CEO promptly “resigned”, and Asphalt Green opened. Now, it has been reported that the beleaguered New Jersey Governor, who (more…)
Twitter interview with banned-for-life Wall Street tech analyst Henry Blodget
January 11, 2014- By Steven E. Greer, MD
Disgraced Wall Street sell-side technology sector analyst, Henry Blodget, who was banned for life by the SEC from working in Wall Street, is making a comeback in tech by running a news aggregation site called Business Insider. It has funding from Tech Titans, such as Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, The Huffington Post, and others.
Mr. Blodget was interviewed by Charlie Rose, and Charlie asked him whether the tech stocks are in a bubble again, ala 1999. He dodged the question, but then went on to claim to be a current prognosticator of an overall stock market bubble yet to burst. Perhaps hoping to vindicate his “pump and dump” reputation earned in the last tech bubble, he bemoaned to Charlie Rose that he wish he had called it a bubble at the top in 1999.
Meanwhile, Mr. Blodget refused to label tech stocks, such as Twitter (TWTR), as being bubble-valuation equities, despite Twitter having a market cap of $40 Billion in December of 2013 (it has already fallen 25% in valuation to $30 Billion, in less than a month).
We decided to seek some answers from Mr. Blodget via the Twitter venue. After a 12-hour delay, he did engage us in an interview, see below: Continue reading
Tips of the Week: Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and how to cure it
January 23, 2013 By Steven E. Greer, MD
Thanks to a few medical doctors, most notably Robert Lustig of UCSF, it is becoming known that humans can develop fatty liver disease even if they do not consume alcohol. Certain foods are processed exclusively by the liver and have no other pathway than to be converted into fat and stored in lover cells. Sugar and trans-fats are the big villains. Also, overeating of other food will cause NAFLD, but not as quickly as fructose, trans-fats, and alcohol.
One can be normal weight and still have excessive fat around the abdominal organs and a fatty liver. This can lead to lack of energy, diabetes, cancer, and other illnesses.
Dr. Lustig was recently featured on CBS’s “60 Minutes” about the harm of fructose and how it has contributed to the obesity epidemic. I asked him some questions too. Continue reading
Battery Park Montessori opens on South Cove
September 11, 2013- Today Battery Park Montessori opened for for the first day of classes. It is located next to the restaurants in the Regatta building on the South Cove. According to the school, “Battery Park Montessori was established to provide neighborhood families with more options for preschool. Continue reading
Port Authority-run 9/11 Memorial wants cash from new mayor
January 15, 2015- The WSJ reports, “After years of delays, the National September 11 Memorial Museum is set to open this spring, but officials still don’t know where they will find the money to keep it running. The memorial foundation, after failing to secure funding from Congress or New York (more…)