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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Photo of the Week: A stop Gap measure
September 30, 2011 The Gap clothing store in WFC closed up Photo by Steven Greer
Posted in Photography, Uncategorized
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Talking Points for Wall Street protestors
Update: October 6, 2011 It is becoming more apparent that the intentions of the protestors are not “noble” as we first wrote. The majority of the mob are run-of-the-mill anarchists who flock to any situation around the world allowing them … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Op-Ed, Wall Street
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Community Board 1 discusses NY Waterway ferry boat pollution and the grass field
September 27, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD The monthly joint meeting of all of the divisions of Community Board 1 met tonight. NY State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver made an appearance to invite people to join him in a tour … Continue reading
The GOP is tone deaf and clueless
September 29, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD The current Republican (GOP) strategy for the 2012 elections will lead to President Obama being re-elected despite high unemployment and low job approval. Compared to the numerous GOP presidential candidates, most Americans will … Continue reading
Posted in - Federal government, In the News, Op-Ed, Wall Street
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The people have spoken: No organized sports on the grass field
Update September 28, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD The Parks Conservancy is now aerating the field and placing barrier fences to rest trampled areas of the lawn. Update: September 16, 2011 Since our notes from September 14, a coach … Continue reading
Chanel’s new perfume Red Flag
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Barnes & Noble buries a book negative to Obama
September 24, 2011 By Steven Greer, MD The current most-promoted book in America is “Confidence Men” by Pulitzer Prize winner Ron Suskind. It details the infighting of the Obama administration over the first two years and makes president Obama seem … Continue reading
Posted in Gripes, In the News, Reviews, Shops and markets, Videos, Wall Street
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A squirrel and his….
David Letterman’s writers would have fun with this photo of a chubby squirrel eating a peanut on the lawn of Wagner Park. Email us if you have photos of your own that you would like to post.
Posted in Parks, Wildlife
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The deadly crossing
Construction on Route 9A, also known as The West Side Highway, and closure of the pedestrian bridge south of Albany Street have created a very dangerous situation. The ground-level crossing of The West Side Highway at Albany Street can be … Continue reading
A Lotus Batmobile at the Motorexpo
September 16, 2011 The annual MotorExpo will be held this weekend in the Winter Garden and esplanade. We spotted this Lotus before they drove it in. It looks like a Christopher Nolan style Bat-vehicle. Total list price was $70,000. (click … Continue reading
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A letter to the Parks Conservancy Director: Tess Huxley
September 14, 2011 Tess Huxley Director of the Battery City Parks Conservancy With school in session, numerous ORGANIZED leagues of soccer, baseball, Phys Ed, are now on the field. The grass field needs to be shut down once a week … Continue reading
Posted in - Battery Park City Authority, Gripes, Parks
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Survey: Your opinion of the 9/11 memorial ceremonies
September 11, 2011 Please take our survey on the 9/11 memorial ceremonies. We will post the results on Monday. September 12, 2011 The results of our survey were: 76% of the responders were from Battery Park 100% liked the design … Continue reading
Posted in - City and Mayor's Office, Gripes, Op-Ed, Outdoor events, Reviews
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Grass field well on its way to becoming a mud field again
September 6, 2011 The CB1 Battery Park City committee met last night to discuss the protection and upkeep of the luxurious expensive West Thames “Tire Swing” Park grass field. Recall, the BPCA refused to care for the field in 2010 … Continue reading
Pictures of the Week
September 11, 2011 (click to enlarge image) Photos by Steven Greer
Posted in Outdoor events, Photography
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The Wall Street layoffs of 2011′s double dip have begun
June 11, 2011 As an ominous indicator solidifying the speculation of late that the economy has entered into a double-dip depression, major Wall Street broker dealer banks have begun layoffs. Barclays, Credit Suisse, and the smaller Leerink Swan initiated a … Continue reading
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Master of the “Shitty deal” gets promoted to CEO of Bank of America?
September 7, 2011 By Steven Greer The Bank of America’s CEO Brian Moynihan made some managerial changes today. He promoted two executives, Tom Montag (head of institutional banking or “Wall Street” banking) and David Darnell (to be head of consumer … Continue reading
Posted in Wall Street
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Bizarre Merrill Lynch commercial
Update: September 7, 2011 With Bank of America barely staying in business, management made some changes. Sally Krawcheck was fired. February 3, 2011 We found this YouTube of an online video advertisement for Merrill Lynch wealth management to be bizarre. … Continue reading
Posted in Videos, Wall Street
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HBO films at nearby Duane Park
September 6, 2011 HBO filmed a promotion for the new season of Boardwalk Empire at nearby Tribeca’s Duane Park cabaret.
Posted in American, Film Theater and TV, Music Bands, Nightlife, Reviews, Videos
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No sex in the Champagne room: Pussycat Lounge and sex shops by Ground Zero closed
September 3, 2011 Very quietly and without fanfare or much press coverage, the controversial “strip club” within site of Ground Zero was shut down months ago. The Pussycat Lounge and neighboring sex shop, establishments in the area for more than … Continue reading
Photos of the week
September 2, 2011 Wagner Park A flower hovering in air over a bench, or is it (Click images to expand)
Posted in Gardening, Photography
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