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Russell Crowe Defends 'Noah' From 'Irrational Criticism'
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By Anne Lu | March 28, 2014 6:41 PM EST
Russell Crowe thinks that the criticisms on his new biblical film "Noah" are "irrational." The New Zealand actor defended the Darren Aronofsky film, saying that he is glad that it is now getting the due that it deserves.
Cast member Russell Crowe attends the U.S. premiere of \"Noah\" in New York March 26, 2014. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
"Noah," produced, written, and directed by Aronofsky, has been banned in several Islamic countries, including the UAE, Bahrain, Pakistan, Malaysia, and Indonesia, where it is considered taboo to depict a prophet.
There are also other religious groups that claimed "Noah" is inaccurate and disrespectful to the events that are written in the bible, prompting Paramount Pictures to add a disclaimer that says they have taken "artistic license" in telling the epic story.
Nevertheless, the film received generally positive critical reviews, which please Crowe, who plays the titular character.
"We have endured 12 to 14 months of irrational criticism and now people are starting to see it and to realise how respectful it is, and how true to the source material it is and how intense of an experience it is in the movie theatre, you know, so that's cool," the 49-year-old actor told the Associated Press on Wednesday at the New York Premiere of the film.
Emma Watson, who co-stars with Crowe, wasn't too surprised at the backlash that they have received.
"To be honest, I expected there to be controversy, I think all Biblical adaptations carry the weight of that because it is something that is so personal to people," she explained.
"Everyone interprets it differently, but so far, the response has been really positive, and I think the film, when people see it, (they_ will realise that it is very sensitive and inclusive... I'm really proud of the movie."
Emma plays Ila, the wife of Noah's son, Shem (Douglas Booth). Jennifer Connelly also co-stars, playing the role of Naameh, Noah's wife. Ray Winston, Logan Lerman, Nick Nolte, and Anthony Hopkins lead the cast as well.
"Noah" is released Friday in the U.S.
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Los Angeles-based, Brooklyn-raised rapper Crown's journey into hip-hop is at once familiar and very unique. Born in Brooklyn, he moved with his family to Panama, where they lived for four years. He returned to his hometown in New York by the time he was a teenager, and at the age of 18, he enlisted in the United States Air Force to ensure he didn't fall victim to the street life that was so prevalent around him. He spent the next nine years serving his country in Iraq and living on bases across the globe.
Writing and recording an album can be a long and arduous process, which is why most musicians leave it up to their record label to design a suitable album cover, though as these eight albums prove, this can often lead to regrettable designs that the musician ends up hating.
Ariana Grande first teased her 2014 Christmas single "Santa Tell Me" by posting some baby photos to her Twitter account. Now, as her My Everything single "Love Me Harder" hits the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 again this week, Grande is keeping the holiday spirit alive by releasing a new lyric video for "Santa Tell Me" featuring tons of baby Ariana photographs from the Christmas archives. Read this
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This past Monday, Nov. 24, Coldplay released the CD/DVD set Ghost Stories Live 2014, which featured music videos for eight of the nine songs on their most recent studio album Ghost Stories, with the sole holdout being "Ink." Today, however, the band has shared that track's music video as well, and unlike the album's other eight videos, this one is interactive. Read this
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- Vilmar Antonio Gonçalves Tondolo added an answer in Strategic Management:Please can someone recommend online articles in relation to application of strategic management and performance of tertiary institutions?
Strategic Management in Tertiary Institutions
Hi, you may find interesting the following journals:
- Journal of Educational Administration
- Educational Administration Quarterly
good luckFollowing
- Hilal Ahmad added an answer in Aldehydes:Can anyone suggest a suitable method to oxidise the aldehyde group of salicylaldehyde whose OH group has been esterified?
I tried KMnO4, NaClO2/H2O2/KH2PO4/CH3CN and oxone but none of the methods is working.
Thanks a lot sir..Following
- J. M. Guevara-Jordan added an answer in Fluid Mechanics:What is the mechanism behind the tip splitting in viscous fingering with no heterogeneity present in the system?
What is the mechanism behind the tip splitting in viscous fingering with no heterogeneity present in the system?
Hi, your question is too general. In the context of Hele Shaw Cells the tip splitting is a function of surface tension, this is a well known result. RegardsFollowing
- Salim Heddam added an answer in ANFIS:Genfis2 waring message?
Hi every one, I'm writing an ANFIS model using genfis2, six inputs , one output, I receive a warning message "warning: Rank deficient, rank=0, tol=Na", what does it mean, and how can I solve this problem?
Dear khaled
you will recieve as soon as possible a detail answer for you problem
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- Mohamad Akbari added an answer in Autodock:Autodock tutorial for beginners?
I'm new to autodock. I need proper concept of autodock as well as some tutorial with example.
Use my answer in this topic.Following
- David L Morgan added an answer in Mediation Analysis:How Can I use Mediating Model if I want to include control variables?
I am wondering if we still need to include control variables in Mediating Model
If you are doing a standard regression analysis, enter the variables into the equation in three "blocks." The first group would be the background variables, then the second would be the variables with direct and indirect effects, and the third block would be the mediating variables.
If you are correct that there are "direct" effects, you will see stronger coefficients when the second block of variables are added, which will be reduced when the final block of mediating variables are introduced.
This kind of "hierarchical entry" of variables into regression models is widely reported, so you should be able to find examples when you look at the kinds of journals where you are hoping to publish your results.Following
- Zainab Jaafar asked a question in English:Looking for resources by George Rooks. I wonder if anyone has them, please?
- The Non-Stop Discussion Workbook: Problems for Intermediate and Advanced Students
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Using Qubit assays, I've been found RNA/cDNA values around 10 ug/ml from tissues of 10mg of weight (PFC of adolescent mice). Are such values ok?Following
- Serge Grabtchak added an answer in Theoretical Physics:Does Rayleigh Scattering really explain blueness of sky?
This question may sound a little funny to most of us, since it is presumed that the 1/(lambda)4 formula for Raleigh scattering does really explain the blueness of sky.
However, there must be additional factors responsible for the "Perceived" blueness, since the lowest wavelength is violet, and not blue, in the visible spectrum. To answer this puzzle, it is sometimes stated that the human eye is more sensitive to blue than to violet, and thus we perceive the blue and not the violet. But, we could have perceived INDIGO even! Why not?
If the eye were most sensitive to Green or Yellow could we have seen Green or Yellow skies?
Next, what are the particles that scatter the blue wave lengths predominantly? Are they nitrogen molecules which form more than 75% of all constituents of air?
Can anyone give quantitative details on these issues?
How about this explanation, for example:
- Paul C D Hawkins added an answer in Halogen Bonding:To what extent (if any) do different small molecule docking programs take into account halogen bonding and pi-pi stacking interactions?
I am working with small molecules that seem likely to facilitate pi-pi stacking interactions and/or halogen bonding. I am curious to know whether any small molecule docking/screening freeware takes these types of interactions into account. Furthermore, what are the best ways to characterize them in the resulting docking results?
There is no good evidence that including halogen bonding terms will improve VS performance by docking tools. For the other two problems however there may well be an impact that might even be positive ;-). If you have good system specific evidence that these terms matter in your problems, then you may have to look elsewhere for your scoring function.
just because aryl halides make good inhibitors does not mean halogen bonding is the cause; the aryl halide inhibitors of serine protease work probably work due to water displacement in a highly geometrically specific fashion, not because of halogen bonding.Following
- Guillermo Reales asked a question in Papers:What does it means when an article status is "In press" after a long time since published online?
Searching for papers I found one which, after a year (it was published online in Nov 2013) still has the label "in press" with no volume or pages assigned within the Journal. May it be a signal that there's a problem with it - in which case I should better not use that paper? Maybe just publication overload in the journal that makes them postpone its assignation to a specific issue? Thanks for your ideas!Following
- Liudmila Belenki added an answer in Aerodynamics:How can one investigate flutter for a coupled bending and torsional of beam due to follower force?
In the case you are investigating the beam flutter subjected to aerodynamic forces, you will get to variables in the characteristics equation (critical air speed and critical frequency), in the case of the absence of aerodynamic forces and the coupling is caused by an external force ( a follower force) what is the procedure of determining the critical force from the characteristics equation that includes two variables (the force and the frequency). It is also highly appreciated you could recommend a reference.
Could you send the characteristics equation as pdf- or png-file ?Following
- Sven Zebel asked a question in Victimization:Which studies compared the effects of face-to-face versus indirect (letters, shuttle) forms of victim-offender mediation on victims and/or offenders?
I am preparing a paper on the effects of different forms of VOM in the Netherlands; so far i only came across the report of Shapland and colleagues (2007) in the UK that compared face-to-face with indirect forms of mediation.
Does anyone know other studies / papers that compare the effects of direct versus indirect forms of VOM?Following
- Irene Nelufule added an answer in Diffusion of Innovation:What theories can I use as a lens to knowledge management and implementation?
I tried diffusion of innovation s theory, but I might have to use quantitative research which I am not strong at.
Thank you wilfridFollowing
- Ivana Oleksakova added an answer in Computational Fluid Dynamics:I am looking for software for simulation of wind for Mac OS.I am looking for software for wind simulation for Mac OS. I use Ansys but I heard that there is no version for Mac. Is there any other software that you are satisfied with using? Is there a free version for students?
Thanks..I am already learning to work in OpenFOAM... but I will check Comsol as well :)Following
- Francesca Cansani added an answer in Arthropods:Which according to you is advanced circulatory system: circulatory system of star fish or that of prawn?
Arthropods are said to bear advanced characters. But in case of circulatory system is it true always?
Very appealing Question indeed. Which Circulation are we talking about? Do we need a sort of Heart to allow Circulation? Or Things circulate by themselves [i.E. Fluids]. Maybe at this Stage, external Pressures are needed: then, which is more subjected to Pressures? The Star Fish or the Prawn? I don't know! And I don't even know if Circulation and Sentiency are strictly related [Circulation brings Sensations around the Organism]: if so, which is more sentient or sensitive, the Star Fish or the Prawn? I am very interested in knowing the Answer to this Question! Happiness inside/outside to Any1, Anytime, Anywhere.Following
- Dorian Aur added an answer in Cognitive Systems:Is Chalmers' so-called "hard problem" in consciousness real?
In his 2014 book "Consciousness and the Brain: Deciphering How the Brain Codes Our Thoughts" Stanislas Dehaene wrote "Chalmers, a philosopher of the University of Arizona, is famous for introducing a distinction between the easy and the hard problems. The easy problem of consciousness, he argues, consists in explaining the many functions of the brain: how do we recognize a face, a word, or a landscape? How do we extract information form the senses and use it to guide our behavior? How do we generate sentences to describe what we feel?
"Although all these questions are associated with consciousness," Chalmers argues, "they all concern the objective mechanisms of the cognitive system, and consequently, we have every reason to expect that continued work in cognitive psychology and neuroscience will answer them. By contrast the hard problem is the "question of how physical processes in the brain give rise to subjective experience … the way things feel for the subject. When we see for example, we experience visual sensations, such as that of vivid blue. Or think of the ineffable sound of a distant oboe, the agony of an intense pain, the sparkle of happiness or the meditative quality of a moment lost in thought … It is these phenomena that poses the real mystery of the mind"."
Stanislas Dehaene's opinion is "that Chalmers swapped the labels: it is the "easy" problem that is hard, while the "hard" problem just seems hard because it engages ill-defined intuitions. Once our intuition is educated by cognitive neuroscience and computer simulations, Chalmers' "hard problem" will evaporate".
Personally, I agree with Stanislas Dehaene's opinion.
Marc, I don't like to upset anyone. "I'm an optimist in the sense that I believe humans are noble and honorable, and some of them are really smart."
Such conscious (intelligent) machines will be built during our lifetime and they will have bigger impact than the Internet .Following
- Carl C. Christensen added an answer in Conservation Biology:Conservation biology: a fixist view of life?
All too often, people talking about biodiversity or ecosystem preservation (be it in the frame of climate/global change or of mitigation of other human activities, like agriculture or urbanisation) convey a message that we should basically maintain the current state, implying that any change would be for the worse and that human actions can only damage nature, not improve it. This somehow ignores the very principle of evolution - which means (in Darwin's words) change through descent with modification. There are attempts in conservation biology to use evolutionary processes (like in the dynamic management of genetic ressources used for some agricultural species), but these are marginal compared to the dominant 'preservation as identical' position. Aren't we missing the whole point of life evolution and of man being part of it when advocating to preserve the current status, rather than allow nature to evolve with us?
I certainly don't claim that the great vulnerability of isolated tropical Polynesian island ecosystems is necessarily "typical" of ALL terrestrial ecosystems, but the same vulnerability in perhaps a lesser degree can be seen in isolated continental islands such as New Zealand and, to a lesser extent, in continental Australia. I think this is a difference in degree, not in kind--even highly diverse continental biotas, or at least particular species within them, can be vulnerable to novel invasive threats, Dutch elm disease being a continental example that comes to mind. Biodiversity in the sense of mere numbers of species is in itself no defense if the invasive element introduces an absent trophic level or poses some other novel threat. Almost by definition, invasives succeed because they can more successfully exploit a vacant or under-utilized niche than can the members of the native biota, and a greater level of original biodiversity lessens but does not eliminate the likelihood that such exploitable situations will exist..Following
- Micah Amd added an answer in Child Development:How can a child age 4 process the frustration they feel from the mathematical probability of winning or not using a dice for a game?
During an intervention a child, well versed in playing boards games seems frustrated after a few games on a custom made board to target behavioral / emotional challenges for the child. If a child has no experience with a 'dice' could the mathematical probability of who is going to win be causing him the stress? (i suspect the answer is yes) how might i over come this so the intervention is still effective? Any references around this subject?
If the child has a learning/emotional difficulty which prevents him/her bearing through too many losses, you could try the following (independently or all in conjunction)
1. You can purchase loaded die (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Funny-Man-Loaded-Dice/dp/B000P4MVPS) which allows you to repeatedly produce a pre-specfied outcome. By combining throws with a non-biased die (which should look as similar to the biased die as possible), you could pattern out sequences of 6 throws such as WLLLLL, WWLLLL, WWWLLL (where "W" and "L" indicate definite wins and losses) in various permutations so that the child becomes habituated to not winning at least 50% of the time. From that stage, you should be able to fade in non-biased die.
2. If the child has difficulties in acquisition, then do you think a die-based game would be appropriate (recall that each throw is independent of the previous attempt, hence any long-term assessment of probability from a classical analysis, even if the child were able to attempt this, would not be of any use)? If you don't mind, what is your question?
3. "Frustration" emerges as a consequence of an outcome not meeting prediction. Are you intentionally altering an outcome that could (in principle) have been otherwise predicted accurately by the child? If so, then you would see any individual get frustrated (albeit at varying degrees). Alternatively, if an accurate prediction is not possible but your basing your question of global probability hypotheses, than I suspect you may have to look more closely at your question, perhaps?
Hopefully that is of some help!Following
- Ali Abdil Razzaq Muhammed Noori Aldallal added an answer in Oleic Acid:Can anybody tell me at what concentration oleic acid and glyceryl monostearate separate?
Thanks in advance
Hi Pierre
Well I can't say if the attached paper and link are good/bad because the subject does not fit with my interest field, please check them.
With my best regardsFollowing
- Ellis C O'Neill added an answer in Native PAGE:How to do activity gel overlay assay?
Did anybody ever done gel overlay assay to detect enzyme activity? Recently, i am going to do it. I will run native PAGE first,and overlay the page with gel (1% agarose, 0.75%casein, solved in protease activity buffer).
But I have a question about the overlaid gel. Should the gel solution pour onto the PAGE ? And should I make a cassette to make sure the poured gel ssolutions will cover the whole PAGE and won't flow out?
Or should I make the gel solid then put the PAGE on it ?
please share the experiences.
Thanks a lot !!!
You should pour the gel first and then overlay. If you try and pour the gel onto the PAGE it will denature the protein as it is hot. You should pour a very thin gel which is about the same size as the PAGE gel and then carefully overlay in one movement - don;t pick it up or slide it or you get smeared bands.
Have you attempted to add the caesin to the PAGE gel itself - I have had success with polysaccharides added to gels. After an overnight incubation the clearance was very clear.Following
- Hazeela Khaleed added an answer in Phenolic Acids:Can anyone suggest a method for purification and freeze drying of phenolics extract?
raw material = bran.
type of extraction = hydrolisable phenolics; with acidic extracts.
Sir, it was successful for extractable phenolics (i'm using methanol & acetone). However, I'm having problems with hydrolisable phenolics whereby I'm using acidified methanol (10% acid in methanol). Any suggestion?Following
- Atilla Cifter added an answer in ARIMA:How can I make a time-series stationary?
Since I am implementing the ARIMA model, I need a stationary time series.
My problem is that for a bunch of my series it seems that neither the differentiation nor the Box-Cox can help (i.e. the data remain non-stationary).
Is there any other method that could be useful in reaching stationarity?
I also tried to differentiate the LN of the time series itself, but I didn't achieve the expected result.
Thank you
Thomas is right, ARIMA should be estimated with non-stationary series.
In this case, you need to run ARIMA(p,2,q), but also need to be sure that the variables are I(2): second difference of the series.Following
- Adam B Shapiro added an answer in Competitive Binding:Is there any good protocol for competition binding assay?
I need a very good protocol for competition binding assay. I have a complex and a third protein. I expect the third protein to dissociate the complex by binding with one partner of the complex. Can you please suggest any protocol?
There are many possibilities. Here is a pretty simple one to set up:
If one and only one of the proteins has a unique affinity tag, you can use affinity precipitation with a resin or some similar technique to see which protein is bound to the one with the tag.
For example, suppose protein A has a His-tag but proteins B and C do not. If proteins A and B bind each other, a nickel resin can be used to pull down the complex of A and B. If C displaces B from A, then the resin will pull down the AC complex, leaving B in the supernatant.Following
- Ismael Obaidi asked a question in Melatonin:Should I wrapped my 24 well plates containing epithelial cells with tin foil when I am going to treat the cells with melatonin or not, please?
I have read that melatonin is a light sensitive chemical, should I wrapp my cells with a tin foil when they will be treated with melatonin ?Following
- David J Gillett asked a question in Publication:How do you typically cite the Venice salinity classification system?
Given the somewhat ambiguous authorship of the original publication in 1958, there is some disagreement among some co-authors and I about who to attribute the publication to. Thoughts?Following
- Marines Marli Gniech Karasawa added an answer in Pearl Millet:What diploid DNA plant species can I use as control in DNA ploidy analysis of pearl millet and napier grass using flow cytometry technique?
I would like to analyze DNA ploidy level in pearl millet and napier grass using flow cytometry method. I would require a known ploidy DNA plant as control. Please, kindly help out if you know for sure a diplod DNA plant species.Following


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Introducing Mtskheta
Mtskheta has been Georgia's spiritual heart since Christianity was established here in about 327, and holds a near-mystical significance in Georgian culture. It was capital of most of eastern Georgia from about the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD, when King Vakhtang Gorgasali switched his base to Tbilisi. It remained a spiritual capital, however, and Mtskheta's Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is still the setting for important ceremonies of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Containing some of the oldest and most important churches in the country, and with an alluring setting where the Mtkvari and Aragvi Rivers meet, Mtskheta makes an easy and enjoyable day trip from Tbilisi. Unesco placed Mtskheta's historic churches on its World Heritage in Danger list in 2009, citing deterioration of stonework and frescoes and loss of authenticity due to work on the buildings.


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Chicago loses third in a row (plus Toews) against Penguins
Mar 30, 2014, 10:26 PM EST
The Chicago Blackhawks didn't just lose Jonathan Toews to an upper-body injury on Sunday, they also fell 4-1 to the Pittsburgh Penguins, dropping their third game in a row in the process.
In that span, they've been out-scored 12-4. They've also lost four of five contests and have generally looked wobbly since Patrick Kane was injured on March 19 (going 2-4-0 since then).
No doubt about it, though; the biggest loss would be their 25-year-old captain if that left arm (or possible shoulder) issue either keeps him out of action or hampers him greatly as the team attempts to defend its championship in the playoffs.
Update: The early word is that it isn't a significant problem, but we'll see.
Here's one more look at Brooks Orpik's hit on Toews:
It's looking exceedingly likely that the Blackhawks will face the Colorado Avalanche in a first-round series, and at the moment, it looks like the Avs might gain home-ice advantage. Colorado holds one more standings point (100 to 99) and has eight games remaining to Chicago's six.
While the Blackhawks' star captain left with an injury, the Penguins' answer to Toews seemed as strong as ever. Sidney Crosby scored the last two goals of the game to ice it for Pittsburgh, giving him 36 goals on the season. He's now at 99 points in 75 games played; as of this writing, Ryan Getzlaf is the only other player who has even exceeded 80 points on the season (81).
The Penguins are really just playing to get tuned up at this point, so this could be a confidence booster (while the 'Hawks might just leave this one with slumped shoulders).
Chara skates, but 'not close' to ready; Bruins send Griffith to AHL
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Another veteran d-man gets a look.
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Combined points? 34.
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The search process, conducted by a five-member committee of NHLPA members and the executive search firm Reilly Partners of Chicago, culminated with the introduction of Kelly at today's media conference in Toronto.
"It is a distinct honour and privilege to be chosen by the players to serve as the Executive Director of their union," said Kelly "I look forward to advocating tirelessly for the membership as we prepare to enter what I believe will be an exciting and prosperous new chapter for the NHLPA.
added 1:01pm, from Allan Maki of the Globe and Mail,
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"What I'd like to do is sit down with Gary and just talk for awhile," Kelly told the media at a news conference in Toronto. "We need to get to know each other … I understand there's a line there, that we represent our sides. That doesn't mean we shouldn't have respect for one another."
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Abandoned water cooler causes Times Square scare
Police cleared streets around Times Square on Friday and called in the bomb squad after finding a cooler and a shopping bag left on a sidewalk about a block from where a failed car bomb was found over the weekend. They opened streets to traffic after finding out the cooler contained only water bottles.
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Police cleared streets around Times Square on Friday and called in the bomb squad after finding a cooler and a shopping bag left on a sidewalk about a block from where a failed car bomb was found over the weekend. They opened streets to traffic after finding out the cooler contained only water bottles.
A nearby shopping bag left in a flower pot had books and a gift wrapped in pink tissue paper.
Police had earlier cordoned off a pedestrian mall and nearby streets with yellow tape around 1:15 p.m., while yelling "Get back, get back" at onlookers and guiding bomb-sniffing dogs through the area.
The bomb squad X-rayed the soft-sided green cooler found on the pedestrian mall to determine, "in an abundance of caution," whether it posed a threat, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said.
Six NYPD officers opened the cooler, took out the contents and carried it off about an hour later, when the department said there was no threat. In responding, they noticed the second bag which in the flower pot which turned out to be full of books.
"It was exciting, but it seemed a little silly, after all - a cooler that somebody left there," said psychiatrist Thor Bergersen, of Newton, Mass., who watched the drama from the eighth floor of the Marriott Marquis hotel.
The department has had a 30 percent uptick in the number of suspicious package reports since the failed bombing in Times Square.
"This is something that happens fairly regularly," Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Friday. "When you have a major event, the reports of suspicious packages will go up. I think to a certain extent, people are becoming more suspicious, more vigilant and that results in more calls."
Times Square vendor Walter "Candyman" Wells was among those feeling suspicious.
Sitting on a stool near his table of T-shirts, he looked out Friday onto the street, already back to its usual bustle after the scare. "I think they're testing us, whoever is doing this. They're testing our tolerance for putting up with this chaos."
"They're playing chess with us right now, but they ain't gonna win," the Vietnam veteran said. "'Cause we're the Bobby Fischers."
No evacuations have been ordered from buildings, but workers were told to stay indoors as the police responded. Cars approaching the area were told to turn back as an eerie silence descended on the area.
Henry Goldfine, an attorney from New Jersey attending a meeting at the hotel, said he had planned to relax on the Times Square pedestrian mall but was turned away.
"Instead, I'm going back where there's no air and no light," Goldfine said, standing near the hotel. "We don't have things like this in New Jersey."
On an average day, police get 90 to 100 reports of a suspicious package. Browne said there were more than 145 reports on Wednesday alone.
A package discovered earlier Friday near the area where the car bomb was discovered turned out to be someone's lunch.
On Wednesday, the bomb squad was called out to look at a truck with a strong odor of gasoline abandoned on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, but nothing dangerous was found inside.
"People are being more vigilant, and that's a good thing," Browne said earlier Friday. "People are also getting their lost property returned a lot faster these days," he quipped.
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Nashua Courtyard about to get a makeover
The Roedel Companies have purchased the Courtyard by Marriott in Nashua and are planning a multimillion-dollar renovation project. (COURTESY)
"As an organization, we are excited to be part of the Marriott property, and saw an opportunity to update the hotel from top to bottom to provide guests with the amenities they've come to expect from a Marriott," David Roedel, partner at Roedel Companies, said.
The interior of the 200-room hotel and 11,000-square-feet conference center will experience a full makeover. In addition, the existing lobby will be demolished to create a new, open concept, multipurpose bistro area and bar.
Other improvements to the hotel include a communal dining area, home theatre-like entertainment section, media pods, business library and fireplace for guests to socialize. About 200 hotel rooms and suites will be upgraded, the fitness center will be expanded, meeting rooms will be added and bathrooms will be modernized, according to the release.
ROK Builders will oversee the renovation, while RSJ Associates will handle the interior design work. The hotel will be run by RGH Hospitality, the hotel management subsidiary of Roedel Companies.
There has been a flurry of hotel activity in Nashua in recent months. Separate plans have been made for the construction of a new, four-story Residence Inn at 25 Trafalgar Square, which is expected to include 118 guest rooms.
Roedel Companies, of Wilton, currently owns and operates the Hilton Garden Inn Manchester and a portfolio of nationally branded hotels throughout the Northeast, including Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Hilton Garden Inns and Hampton Inn and Suites.
In 2012, Roedel Companies completed a major renovation to the Fairfield Inn in Merrimack off Exit 11 of the turnpike.
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