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Photos 1-4-2014
Is Roger Waters staging a surprise concert of The Wall in Brookfield Place? (more…)
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Bikes stolen, PEP don’t notice
December 13, 2013- This bike used to be chained along with a matching bike of a different color, on Rector Place and South End Avenue. Someone cut the lock and stole the seconds bike. The PEP did not take it, according to the officer answering the phones at 6:00 PM (more…)
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Former NY Senator Hillary Clinton found negligent in US embassy attack
January 15, 2014- Former New York senator, Hillary Clinton, was found to have been negligent in the attack of the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya, that killed several people, including the ambassador, according to a bipartisan report from the senate. Mrs. Clinton was the Secretary of State at the time of the attack. The report states, “At the end of the day, (Hillary Clinton) was responsible for ensuring the safety of all Americans serving in our diplomatic facilities. Her failure to do so clearly made a difference in the lives of the four murdered Americans and their families.”
The NYT reports, “A stinging report by the Senate Intelligence Committee released Wednesday concluded that Continue reading
If I were a chef, this would be my competition
Jeff Mahin’s Do-Rite doughnuts in Chicago January 4, 2014- By Steven Greer As viewers know from my brief commentaries on New York restaurants, I think that most simple foods are botched, and most fancy foods miss the target. If I were a chef, this is how I would do things (more…)
Buttgirl visits Battery Park
January 3, 2014- Jen Selter is Buttgirl. Her selfies on Instagram have a huge following. She has been spotted in BPC. (more…)
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Cops make arrest in ‘knockout’ spree
January 4, 2014- The Post reports, “The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force busted a Brooklyn man for at least seven “knockout” assaults, cops said Friday. Barry Baldwin, 35, punched out the victims between Nov. 9 and Christmas Eve in Canarsie and Midwood, police said.” (more…)
Images from the first blizzard of 2014
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It’s official. Society has crumbled.
January 3, 2014- The Post has a typical Post story about a young woman getting in the news for something stupid. This story is about a 20-year-old lady with a bulbous buttocks who posts selfies on Instagram and has millions of followers. That is not interesting. The real story is (more…)
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Price of luxury homes nearly doubles in 2013
January 3, 2014- the highly unreliable NY Post real estate section reports bullishly, not as if it is a bubble but rather as sustainable, that, “Housing for the 1 percent is out of control. The median sale price for new luxury homes in Manhattan jumped 72 percent — to $7.85 (more…)
The year in review at a granular level
December 31, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD
Please find below, in sequential order throughout the year, the most important, or representative, stories of Downtown, from 2013. Happy New Year.
The State of Battery Park: 2013 annual letter
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It’s a bubble: 16-yo day trader says Twitter valuation does not matter
December 30, 2013- It’s official. The gold standard definition of a stock bubble has been met. The NYT reports, “Max Ganik has no doubts that Twitter’s stock — up 145 percent since it first began trading on Nov. 7 — is firmly in bubble territory. “But that doesn’t mean it’s (more…)
Mayor Bill de Blasio meets BatteryPark.TV
October 6, 2013- By Steven E. Greer, MD
BatteryPark.TV had a nice meeting with Bill de Blasio today. We endorse him for Mayor (full story to follow).
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Won’t be fooled again
Skip to the 54-minute mark to watch Roger sing “Won’t be fooled again” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e52v8-NmCNY&feature=share (more…)
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What will they remember from the Bloomberg administration 30-years from now?
December 29, 2013- By Steven E. Greer
In the year 2043, when Michael Bloomberg will be 101 years old (he is too healthy to die), what will people remember then as accomplishments of the Bloomberg administration? Thirty years ago, 1983, when Ed Koch was mayor, most New Yorkers remember those days as the city being a place of high crime recovering from the brink of bankruptcy. Then, the David Dinkins era was one of racial healing, followed by the Giuliani era, remembered for the reduction in crime followed and September 11th, 2001.
With Mayor Bloomberg set to leave office on January 1st, all of the newspapers in town are writing opinion pieces trying to encapsulate the important hits and misses from the Bloomberg administration. This is how I think Mayor Mike will be remembered in 2043: Continue reading
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