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Steve Bartelstein: The Mario Vasquez of Local News? 27078
Yesterday's call for clarification about Steve Bartelstein's numerous scandals at WABC yielded some fruitful results. We heard the channel had begun looking into former allegations against the axed news anchor, mostly of the sexual harassment variety. Turns out, they're investigating indeed.
WABC is revisiting sexual harassment charges made by now-former network writer Roderick McCollum, we're told, who was summarily paid off to keep his mouth shut. (In Bartelstein's version of the events, the charges were "dropped.") Even after the two parties reached an agreement, Bartelstein followed the guy to Chicago "once or twice" and "caused drama," says a source.
"It's really sad," continues our tattler, because "all this guy wanted was an apology."
And while he may not get an apology, he may get an in-person run-in with his alleged former victimizer. We're told this ex-WABC staffer is planning a move back to New York.
In the meantime, Bartelstein might also be facing some repercussions. If his new harassment charges are true (i.e. the part where he went to Chicago to chase his alleged prey), he could be liable to repay ABC the settlement money for violating the agreement ... if he didn't blow it on a date with Tina already.
Wow, still waters do run deep. I hope these allegations aren't true. I always liked Steve. But if they are true, then WABC did the right thing.
why do you assume becuase someone is gay they have a drug problem. negative assumptions like this speaks volumes about the kind of person you are. you might want to check your sources...to me it seems as though this "tattler" has an axe to grind.
the fact you are even reporting on this is crazy. i can't help but think of a Dolly parton song where she sings..."don't open up my closet, when your's is filled with trash." just let it go...
Brian - you are an idiot. It has been widely reported that Steve has a meth problem. And you think it is crazy to report on this? Have you read this jossip before? Isn't this a bit more newsworthy than gossip on Atoosa R.?
and here I thought he got axed 'cause he kept being late (oversleeping) and failed to do the noon news because he was asleep in his dressing room. Poor guy is just tired.
There are those at WABC who will confirm these stories off the record. The thinking was always that Bartlestein had something on somebody at the station, but it turns out his quarry was paid to shut up. Doesn't that make him complicit at some level?
I will miss Steve Bartlestein. He seems like a good man with a good heart and IS a top notch broadcaster. Nobody can lay a glove on him when it comes to his sports reporting. If he peruses these boards, Steve, A LOT OF US are rooting for you.
Thought his chemistry with his colleagues was terrific. He certainly will be missed. If his firing had something to do with drug use, too bad he didn't get support (or additional support) from the station..
Steve has had a problem back to his days cruising the dunes of Folly Beach in South Carolina. He was very closeted back then, but you could see him frequently at the gay section of Folly Beach but never planting himself in the gay section, always just visiting. I had a friend that did him in the dunes. He said Steve was hung. We called him Bartlequeen. But, truly we were just jealous. Steve had it all; a great job and really hot. Once or twice he came into the Arcade (Gay bar, no longer exists) in Charleston, SC. but only if he was really trashed. I felt sorry for him. He had everything going for him but he seemed to be really unhappy. I was sad to see that all these bad things have happened to him. I hope he gets it together. I think he is very talented.
Well I'm sure no matter what...he'll come back bigger and better than ever. He has a HUGE following here in NYC...Just disapointed people are so quick to cast judgment.
I just discovered that Steve WAS let go. I wasn't sure this past week, as I don't always catch the newscast but after this morning, when it had been more than the week past he wasnn't on, that I dug deeper.
It's an unfortunate turn of events, as I always liked his style and, as another poster mentioned before, he has always been top-notch in sports reporting, since that was his niche previously. I would hope that WABC had given him more than just one chance to redeem himself but... if he indeed was the "raging meth addict" so implied, he may not have been interested in rehab. I've been there with the former sax payer in my band. No matter what we tried, we could not get him to give that or drinking to excess up. He had to be let go.
Regarding his alleged sexual escapades, if true as well, that would have been a bone of contention as well. NOT because he might have been gay but to the lengths he supposedly went to corner this former ABC writer, now (?) in Chicago, Steve's home turf.
Yes, I did enjoy his newscasts but I also at times, would groan at his name droping of celebrities he'd met and similar things. I hope he gets the ttreatment he needs and gets on with the business of reporting the news. I wish him the best.
I was truly saddened to hear that Steve was let go. His reporting was top-notch and his rapport with Lori, Bill and Joe Nolan was just so entertaining and fun to wake up to. If he has the problems he is rumored to have, I hope for his sake he gets help. It's not easy by any stretch of the imagination but it needs to be done if he wants his broadcasting career to continue. Steve, if you read these, I miss seeing your smiling face, and my best wishes go out to you..
I'll miss Steve, he always brought some fun to the newscast. He had a great time and it showed. He made the morning easier to face and it wont be the same anymore. Best wishes to you Steve.
Shocked doesn't begin to describe how I feel about the whole situation! I LOVE STEVE BARTELSTEIN! I thought he was awesome in the morning! I, myself, was late for work every morning because I enjoyed watching him so much! I just hope he can get himself some help. It saddens me that he got himself caught up in an addiction. It saddens me that he is gay as well! I really had high hopes of meeting him someday! (and marrying him)
I was not aware of what happened to Steve until this morning. I knew something was wrong because Lori did not look as perky as she did with Steve. Somehow, I hope that he receives the help needed to address his meth habit (if that's the case). If he in fact is gay - so what. He was great in the morning and I hope that somehow he returns as a whole person without anymore addiction in his life. Steve, don 't give up. I'll be praying for you as I know thousands of others are also on your side. Good Luck!
The team and program will move on, each person is very professional and very good in picking up the slack. The value of what Steve bought to the program is real and unique.
However, if the issue is one of addiction then Steve has to come to believe that what he brings to the team which is of value is himself, not the drugs. Unless he himself comes to that awareness his return to the program, his return to any TV production anywhere on the planet or any other work will be a waste of time -- his and everyone elses. No one pays anyone to waste time.
Perhaps the issue for him isn't drugs at all; it could be a spine problem which induces a shutdowm to his system similar to how a missing or intermitent connection induces a shutdown in electronics. Such problems are not unheard of within Chiropractic or Neurological circles; the treatment of such problems however is extremely confusing as the nature of this problem is not well understood at all.
The problem for friends, admirers, those who love him, and those who would employ him are the same -- Steve has to decide what he will do and how.
If Steve will do what needs to be done, then this will all pass and he will have and keep success. There is no success as valued or cherished as true self-mastery.
It is the only path to sane and productive living. The good thing is that any man or woman can do this, for as we all know -- what one man or woman can do, so can another. It's easy to piss away one's talent and skills into a stupor of senselessness.
However, everyone knows that preparing and shaping one's self so that one's nature is balanced, flexible and as sharply as honed as an athlete's physical form -- this achievement is not so easy. However, understanding that this is the best choice for one's self is always a hard realization. It is a realization which can be achieved, though, while alive. One value in going for such a choice is that not only can one achieve command over one's self -- what one produces actually becomes better and of higher quality.
I will very much miss Steve's work appearing on the NYC airwaves. However I will very much applaude and root for Steve's future success in mastering himself. It is my belief that all good persons likewise will applaude his journey towards that goal and wish him every success via prayer or/and good will.
Steve was my favorite newscaster and I miss him. I hope another NYC station picks up this talent soon.
I was wondering where Steve was, when I didn't see him, in the morning, with Lori. I heard that he was let go, on a AM Radio station. I was at a red light and my jaw dropped! I loved watching him and the morning crew, on ABC. So funny and adorable! He and Lori were great together. I'm sure they are great friends and she will help him through this horrible situation. Take care, Steve. WE LOVE YOU!!!!!
I live in Montana and have been lucky enough to watch/hear Steve at 5:00 AM (our time) each morning and at 10:00 AM (your lunch), for quite some time now.
In my opinion, he is a Master with Ease of News Delivery, Charm, Chemistry, and certainly appears to be one of the 'good guys!' On several occasions, I remember wondering how in the world he kept such a great attitude with ALL those hours he was required to be on-air!! What is involved 'before' and 'after' air time for gravy's sake!!!??? (Hi, Rachel)
I hope he is able to get support from the Station; and, IF there are other problems - I hope SOMEONE is there in his corner and will HELP!!! He doesn't need, nor will it be beneficial to him, to be in an environment of anger and negativity and judgment.
Seems to me that the Station should have done MORE SOONER!!!
But, then again, Big Business is just that - Business - and damn the person that screws up their bottom line !!!
Go get 'em (whatever those demons may be) Steve!!!!
Steve will definitely be missed in the mornings. He, Lori, Bill & Joe are there with me every morning and it's not been the same since last week. I wish they (ABC) would get him some help and get him back again. He was definitely a big part of the Success of The Eyewitness Mornings.
I love Steve and always enjoyed the connection between he and Lori. I will truly miss seeing him at 12 Noon. I hope that if there is a drug problem the he will get the help he needs to overcome it. I am suprised to learn that he is Gay, but to each his own. If he were straight I am sure there are many young women who would have loved to get to know him. I hope ABC made attempts to help him, he was a valuable asset to their news team, as far as much of the ABC viewing public was concerned.
I was wondering what happened to Steve Bartlestein. I always watched channel 7 because of the chemistry between Steve, Lori, Bill and Joe. I liked Steve's generosity of spirt and energy that he bought to the newscast. I am totally diasppointed in WABC. I agree that Joe Torres will not fill his shoes. I was disappointed when Sri left and went to WNBC. The show will never be the same. I might was well move to channel 4.
My very best to you, Steve. Please come back to the New York Market. I enjoyed watching you and Lori.....you are so lucky to have such a great friendship with Bill, Joe and Michelle Charlesworth too.
Thanks for allof the fun. I hope that you find what you need.
I was really shocked. Still am. Also saddened. He was and is my favorite newscaster. He made waking up each day much easier with his demeanor and the banter with Lori. I will miss him a lot, and I hope I will see him funny face and gentle smile soon. Steve, if you read this, please be good to yourself. Get help! I'll be praying for you my friend.
I truly miss Steve he is such a great reporter. Steve and Lori made the news exciting and enjoyable every morning. I thought that Steve and Lori was a couple. My prayer is that Steve would find the best in life. Steve when one door close another will open. Don't give up! If you need help get it, and talk to God and a real friend. There are more pople for you, and most of all God is always there. He God is our only real source of help, God love you and so do all of your morning viewers.
I am so sorry to hear that Steve is gone. Steve, Lori, Bill and Joe were the best four! The four of them had good and wonderful chemistry. You will not find another one wiht the same chemistry. Why is it, that ABC cannot help him and bring him back once he has put his act together. Also, this would make a good story, as did when Michelle had the skin cancer and I remember Roz Abrams, that had some type of surgery procedure, and they both got on air and talk about it.
Steven once he is better - he can talk about his recuperation and how he got there, as well what lead him to using drugs if that is true. He is ot the only one, and will not be the last!
I want to wish him NOTHING but the BEST and to let him know that the viewers LOVE HIM so and MISS him greatly.
I hope that Bill, Lori and Joe reach out to him to help him and support him.
STEVE, HANG in there and do not let all the bad press get to you - after all the news is what you do best! GET HELP!
I do not care if you are gay or not, WHO CARES! You are still my favorite morning anchorman. You have humor, knowledge and also class. YOU brought all that to the morning neews and more.
ABC should have just giving you a leave of absence until you put all your eggs in the basket and got yourself better! What can we do to bring you back?
The news in the morning will not be the same without
I am very sad, hope all goes well and hope to see you back in the news. We do love you. GOD BLESS YOU and I hope your MOM is fine. We know how much you love her.
To the viewers, please support Steve, as well Lori, Bill and Joe, support your wonderful co-worker and friend.
Like most of the other comments, I also just did some digging after realizing Steve was no longer with ABC/New York. The morning team was unbeatable, as to me it has been since I began watching the morning news in the mid sixties.
I do not believe in gossip, or "Jossip", but I found my way to this site during the search. As an alcholic/drug abuser in recovery, I can tell you that Steve needs to find himself and recover through a program of Spirituality. For most of us, this is the only we can save ourselves. This is not cult/religious or nutty advice. It just is. Rumors and gossip only hurt the individual in question. Steve is who and what he is. If he wants to save himself, he will. I hope he does. And the fact that he is gay should be left out of the picture, for those that care about him, as I do. He is a human being who may have a serious health problem. Please, for Steve's sake and for others in need of help, stop the gossip. We do not need to hear about beach romps and being in love with him and sad because he is gay. That just does not make sense. I will most likely not return to this site, but I can only hope that Steve will save himself, with or without those around him who do love him, and that he will find happiness and health and live out the rest of his life in peace.
channel 7news will never be the same again. It was a perfect team. we spoke of you and Lori at the office. Joe Torres is okay but it will never be the same. I hope someone in NYC picks you up and I think channel 7 will know they made a mistake when everyone moves over g to the other channel. Good Luck, LI misses yu. AC
This guys seems he is another Mario Vazquez!! Mario made the news again with a lawsuit and is so sad his career is dying. He couldn't even sell 60,000 albums and now everything looks really bad for him. Mario's career is GONE!!! Oh, sorry ..it never started in the first place!
I had been looking for Steve and only found out this morning that he was let go, I guess ABC feels they can do no wrong since they are at the top of the news chain. They I hope will not forget this one thing, its tough getting to the top, but even thugher staying there. When you have the support of a good staff such as Steve that even thought he is not there the public keeps coming back but for how long, all you have to do is look at Lori's face, she misses her friend, and I do believe they were close friends, she understood him like not one else. This only shows that business really sucks and really don't care. Who's next? Boy what Homophobia will do to some people.
Steve was GREAT and extremely professional! His personal life should be kepted personal. He reported the news with style and humor, too bad ABC replaced him with Joe. Joe and Lori are not a mix. Steve, Lori and Bill made my mornings perfect! Now the mornings for the past three weeks have not been the same. We Want Steve, We want Steve, We Want Steve on ABC eyewittness news!!!!!
I shall miss Steve. The personalities of Steve, Lori, Bill and Joe just seemed so perfect together. It is not the same without Steve. Is it difficult to tell what goes on behind the camera, but ABC execs should be aware of Steve's popularity and the number of viewers who may turn the dial because he is no longer in front of the camera. It is no longer fun to watch ABC news from 5:00-7:00. I would love to seeSteve return.
we are so very sorry to hear of this sad news we started every day with steve and lori and lately our mornings are not the same good luck too you steve we will defineltly follow you to another broadcast
I just found out that Steve was fired because I googled his name, concerned because I haven't seen him in weeks. I miss his spirit soooo much. He made watching the news fun and interesting. He and the rest of the morning team had a chemistry that is very rare. I wish him all the best and hope to see him somewhere soon. He is definately one of the best at what he does!! WABC made a big mistake by letting him go instead of helping him if he does indeed have a drug addiction.
Channel seven morning news will never be the same.There was a chemisty with Steve,Lori,Bill and Joe that was immitated,but will never be duplicated.Lori looks so sad at times,since she and Steve are good friends.I am sure that Bill and Joe feel the same.Management should extend help to him,so that he can be a part of the TEAM again. The news in the morning is not the same.
Dorothy says: I programed myself to wake at 5am Mon through Fridays to start the day in a happy mood by watching the fabulous four - Steve, Lori, Billy and Joe. What wonderful charisma they had. I felt they were MY FAMILY, and I think millions of others felt the same way. I looked forward to each day and their reporting , banter, comments, joking and all round good will and friendship which came right through the screen. Something was not right . Our beautiful Lori looked sad, Bill and Joe didn't have the punch as usual when they reported on weather and traffic. You split the best of all the morning shows up. Have you checked your ratings yet? ABC you should work out an agreement with Steve, help him, bring him back and APOLOGISE to one and all for your insensitive way of handling the situation. I am in mourning over the loss of one of the best reporters you had. Except for an occassional quick check up on the rest of the four to see that they are still there I have stopped watching the ch. 7 morning eyewitness news.
I feel like a lot ov viewers have been terribly let down by abc with the firing of Steve Bartelstein. The chemistry between him and the other three members of the morning news was marvelous. It was like hanging around with your own brothers & sisters when you were growing up. No matter how bad the news seemed to get,Steve always managed to start your day with a smile or a laugh.His words or even his eyes always said what you were thinking about a story. He is an extremely talented news reporter. As much as I like all the others its just not the same anymore. I do check in to see who is still there,but then I switch the channel. No more starting the day with a laugh or two. I miss that sense of humor and that wonderful smile, but most of all I miss the compassion he had for the working class " Average Joe". Whatever the real reason I hope he reads these messages so that he knows just how terrific he is.My prayers are with him, and I hope to see him on the NY airwaves very soon.
Steve is the greatest newscaster to listen to in the morning. His demeanor is professional and pleasant. He's a great likeable guy. Too bad he was let go. He'll be missed by many I find Bill Evans to be very annoying.
My TV has been my alarm clock at 4:55 every morning. Both my hubby and I started the day with a smile because of the love shown that radiated from the "fantastic four", Steve, Lori, Bill & Joe. Now Lori looks lost. This is really so unfair. Has anyone at WABC shown up late for work????? Give me a break! With the rest of the stations just waiting to step into first place, I am sure they will gladly give Steve an offer. Shame on them for not helping Steve to seek recovery.....if he does have a substance problem!! God bless you Steve and I will keep looking for you to appear on my TV again!! As for "on-air arguments with co-workers", I disagree. The fun remarks between them made them seem more like my family than just talking heads. They had true heart and love for each other. WABC suits should grow up~!
I really like steve. It was a delight to wake up to the eye witness news in the morning. To me, he was the high light of the show. WABC was the only news I watched in the morning. Now I can't decide which is best. Sorry to see him go.
Didn't like Steve. Never did. Glad he's gone.
He thought he was so funny... he was not. He was like that annoying big brother you had always teasing you on the bus in front of other people. He was the worst part of that broadcast.
Whatever the reason for his dismissal... adios.
steve is a good dude and did his job which is the bottom line. i can't really watch these clowns try to fill in . peace, steve!!
I feel so stupid, I live in Indiana, and have watched Steve & Lori for quite sometime, and truly enjoyed their chemistry. But for some reason I thought he was married with kids! In fact , (how stupid am I) I thought he was on "maternity" leave or something. So much for watching that newscast they won't be able to replace the chemistry. I was really floored about him being gay! He was such a great flirt with the opposite sex.
Steve! have been searching for news about you since both Bill and Joe returned and you didnt. Man, do I miss you. Please keep your stuff together and remember you're on tv, there's people out there itching to find something. Dont give it to them. Best of Luck and hope to see you soon on some NYC news again.
I cannot believe that Steve Bartelstein is gone from ABC. Steve, if you are reading this, please know that you are missed! I really enjoyed watching you each morning....you seem like a great guy who has a kind-heart......and you all had such great chemistry on the show.....I am sure they all miss you there! I really hope that we get to see you back there soon....or on another station .....
I just saw a commercial for the morning news. Lori, Bill and Joe.............so they can't find a replacement. Maybe there is still hope that they will get their heads out of their butts and bring him back!!!!! He is sorely missed and who cares about his personal life!!! His personality is what kept us all coming back for more......Come Back Steve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was wondering what happened to Steve. I watch ABC morning news every day and I enjoy the reterick between the four of them. I really liked Steve Bartelstein! He was fun to watch every morning as I got ready for work. I think that ABC has made a huge mistake and I now watch in dismay. It does not seem to be the same team as before. In fact, Lori Stokes doesn't smile as much. I always wondered if she and Steve had something going on because one could tell they were very close.
As far as Steve being late or sleeping in his office, that happens to all of us who work at one time or another. However, ABC really has to think about the chemistry of Steve, Lori, Bill and Joe Nolan who are in my estimation the best team in broadcasting.
Steve appeared to me to be a very nice, funny, intelligent man and he also appeared to have a huge heart. I truly believe that ABC has made a big big mistake and the ratings will show this in time. Lori looks absolutely lost without Steve, don't you think?
I was crazy this week trying to find out what happened to Steve. My mornings are not the same. And as so many have already mentioned, the show is not the same. STEVE wherever you are I wish you the best and I hope You COME BACK!!!
I too miss Steve, early in the morning his bantering with the "gang" added a bit of color that is now missing. I too believed that he & Lorie were more than friends and it seemed that others fed into that . Wishing him well and know that new doors will open for him after he is well again.
My husband and I miss Steve and his humor in the morning SOOOO much. ABC has done a stupid thing in not trying to keep him. He is worth fighting for!!!!
I wondered where Steve was and am amazed that ABC has made such a harsh decision. But perhaps ABC is enforcing it's version of the US Military Don't Ask Don't Tell . It's all about image. I do hope that Lori is there for him, and maybe Bill and Joe too. He needs support. We all need help at some time or the other. I'll miss him and I do hope that he'll be on some other network eventually.
I can't believe Steve lasted this long. He was arrogant and put in his two cents about issues that he had no business talking about. He's a reporter. We don't need to listen to his opinion. That's not what he was paid to do.
When I switched from channel 11 morning news to channel 7 I instantly felt that energy between the 'fabulous four' everyone's speaking of. I never looked back at channel 11. However, almost instantly thereafter I began noticing a somewhat slur in Steve's voice that would at times annoy me, but again what he brought to the show and the chemistry he and the other cast memeber has over time I forgot about it. What I remember most about Steve is his compassion and passion and his comments he would make at the end of the story if it has hit him in the heart. A quality you really don't see in newscasting these days, it's all business, news are delivered with such dry and I mean dry deliverance. In and out. But Steve was spontaneous and I loved that. I'm not going to even comment on the gay story or 'gossip' we never hear the real story. But I will comment on the firing, I think it's unfair to say ABC acted unfairly, we don't know what goes on from day to day at the station and we don't know what they did or didn't do but I do know if there's remotely any truth to drug addiction, it could effect his professionaly life and most importantly his health and mental state. Sometimes we need to hit rock bottom to get back up again, maybe this is it. Rememer God has a plan and everything happens for a reason. One last note, please tell me they're not replacing him with Joe Torres, it won't work. I love Bill Evans and of course Lori (even though sometimes your voice do a crescendo that at times seems staged) but I love you anyway, Joe Nolan's ok, I at times get the feeling that he doesn't want to be there or he's just to serious.
I can't believe this, the morning is just not the same without Steve joking around with Lori and Bill. For years I have started my day this way. Please bring him back and if he needs help, help him. Also, his personal life has nothing to do with the way he comes across in the morning. There is no other personality to take his place. The group worked together with chemistry. I say bring him back.
I didn't know there was a problem with addiction but I'm not surprised. Steve was all over the place talking over everybody, putting in his commentary no matter what the topic, talking so fast even a New Yorker like myself couldn't keep up that early in the morning. I thought that Bill Evans and Steve were actually buffoons most mornings. It wasn't Caroline's Comedy Club, it was the news.
I had a knee replacement on March 2nd, and thought Steve was on vacation. I was sorry to hear he is gone. He cannot be replaced by anyone else. Lori, Bill, and Joe must be lost without him. I've been watching ABC for a long time, but I do think you need to bring Steve back. If your reading these Steve, then I want you to know you are in my prayers. I miss you.
I just found out what happened to Steve Bartlestein today and boy was I surprised. I truly miss seeing Steve doing the news. He is easy on the eyes and a great anchor with Lori Stokes. ABC News needs to bring him back. I now change to channel 4 NBC because Steve is not on. Whatever his problem - drugs, get him help. If his sexual preference is different, keep it in the closet and don't let me know about it. I know it's not biblical and wrong in the sight of God, but keep it under wraps. BRING BACK STEVE, GIVE HIM THE HELP HE NEEDS.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!! For three weeks I have wondered where Steve has been. Now I find out that he was fired and all this stuff comes out about his personel life. This is a very talented, lovable, caring, devoted.... I can't come up with enough positive things to say about him. I actually spoke to him on the phone a couple of times regarding some sports memorabilia my father had collected. He was so down to earth and I felt like I was talking to an old friend. The chemistry between him and Lori and Bill and Joe was amazing! They were my family in the morning. I feel like my life has been changed, as funny as that may sound. Steve, if you are reading this, I hope everything works out for you. Just remember, you have alot of support and love out there and everyone is pulling for you. Show those idiots at ABC what a huge mistake they made. I miss ya buddy, BUT YOU WILL BE BACK!!!!!!!!!!
I will miss Steve, also! regardless of what he did in his personal life, he was a good anchor and it's a shame if WABC can't see that!
I think ABC made a huge mistake letting Steve go. He was the reason I watched that broadcast every morning. It's not the same without him. ABC - Hire him back!
I am really sick over this siuation! I hope that Steve is ok.
The morning news will never be the same.
I just found out that Steve was fired. I am also shocked. I have been watcing the ABC morning news for years. The chemistry isn't the same with this new guy. The chemistry between Lori, Bill and Joe was perfect. Obviously something happened to make ABC fire Steve. It's a shame it isn't a situation that could not have been worked out. I don't care about his sexual orientation. That is his business. I thought he was a fantastic newscaster and he was witty and had a good heart.
I was on the phone with my friend one morning watching the news and she asked me where Steve was I assumed he was on vacation but toooo much time passed and I googled him. I was very sad that they fired him. I hope that whatever happens that he knows that there are people out there that do love and care about his welfare.
Come back to us. We miss you
Huge mistake letting Steve go. The show is just not the same anymore. The chemistry is no longer there. They were a great team and I personally looked forward to the morning broadcast from 5 a.m.. Trust me, there are not too many things that can me laugh at that hour.
I have been missing Steve Bartelstein for awhile now. I just found out today that he won't be back.
How sad for him and what a real loss to his fans.
This guy offered quality reporting and he did it with a lot of heart and a great sense of humor.
I have no idea how much of the gossip is fact or fiction. I so hope he gets help if there is a substance abuse problem.
Like others have said, he is very talented and I have total faith that he will rise above any problems and return in glory.
His private life is just that. Who cares?
So many newscasters wish they had his natural ability to do the job with such flare. He is missed a lot and certainly deserves another shot. My day is not quite the same with Steve missing. I hope he knows how much support he has.
I missed watching Steve and the morning crew together. The morning news is definately not the same. I don't even bother watching anymore. ABC shoul have tried to help Steve instead of casting him aside like an old shoe. Steve if you are reading this please get yourself together and come back to New York.
My television has been broken and I couldn't watch ABC. When I noticed Steve was gone, I thought he was on vacation. I LOVE Steve Bartlestein. I didn't think much of Lorie until a couple of years ago, Steve got some really bad press while she was on a vacation. When she returned, she said, "I'm sorry I wasn't here for you." WOW! What humanity from an ice-woman. I loved their chemisty. I saw them once in the audience at a program at Lincoln Center. Couldn't take my eyes off him. He's really handsome, and he was nice to people who approached him.
If he is really in trouble, I hope he gets the help he needs. His is a star that needs to rise again.
I have been trying to fiqure out what happened to Steve .
I thought he was on vacation. I watch every morning because of Him and his reporting. I also loved his repore with the other achors . I am shocked he was let go. If any of this is true that I am reading on here I would think the station would help him. They are sure losing a
talented reported. I may have to swwitch to another channel. The team doesnt seem the same anymore
Good Luck Steve
steve is the best,the mornings will never be the same, please bring him back,lori must miss him,we are all going on strike till he returns,no one in my family or community will be watching
abc at all until steves returns.. we love you steve....
Loved steve, who cared if he was gay? he was charming intelligent funny and worked well with the other members of the team. Give him another chance the geek that is there now has to go
steve, i miss you every morning now !! i was entertaining so many people everyday with your jokes/remarks/humanity/ side stories.i always wished i was your tv wife !! so much fun between you two and the rest of the cast too...steve i know about addiction and pls.take of yourself, dont hurt the people who love you, more importantly dont hurt yourself .i wish you could come back.hey..one "good " thing about you being gone, i get to sleep later....(can you imagine..we all got up earlier...for you.....i see you smiling !!!)
I was loyal to ABC news until I recently. I just can't take it with the stiff who has replaced Steve. Lori looks absolutely broken hearted and there is no chemistry between her and the stiff.... I only tolerated the weather guy and Joe Nolan because I loved Lori and Steve.... I may have to switch because I can't leave the house as uncomfortable as the stiff and the others make me feel. HUGE Loss not having Steve and Lori in the AM
Thank God Steve's not deceased...because that's what I thought when I didn't see him and Lori looked so "sad"!
I loved the checmistry between Lori and Steve and the "supporting cast", because Lori and Steve were the STARS and the ONLY reason I watched channel 7 news !
Steve was so sweet when gave Lori the diamond "7" necklace and so many "caring friendly" moments they shared endeared me to this "GREAT TEAM"! SHAME ON YOU! "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone"! In these tims of "stress and conflict" Steve's concern, humor, and spirit were a "welcome relief" for my early mornings!
Handle your business Channel 7 excuetives and do the right thing and BRING STEVE BACK! I have STOPPED WATCHING CHANNEL NEWS and will encourage my friends, family and colleagues to stop watching too! Unless you correct your obvious mistake ASAP!
This is unBELEIVEABLE I LOVE Steve and Lori in the morinings, I don't care what he is, was or what he did. He was the best thing for that Morning show, he and Loris worked SO well together...This is sad and I hope that when this is all said and done he will be on the news again...I am with the other folks who can't bare to watch that dry, guy on with Lori now...and she does look like she doesn't want to be there, not at all the same personality when Steve was with her...
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SOCIAL MEDIA'S STARS — AND DUDS: Dan Abrams' research firm represents big companies such as Coca-Cola, General Electric and Weight Watchers, four NBA players and a growing list of luxury brands. And he's hoping to get a bigger piece of that business when he publishes a new report, "Social Media Guide for Luxury Brands." "These brands are behind when it comes to social media," Abrams said. "Some are dipping their toes in, some are doing it with full force. We noticed a lot of bad practices going on."
The study, from Abrams Research, "shows how to balance the mystique of exclusivity," he added. The research reports on the brands that are getting it right (Burberry, Oscar de la Renta, Coach) as well as those that are not, such as Balmain's Web presence, which is called "bland and uninspiring," and "more like an amateur blog" than a luxury fashion house's Web page. The study also scolds Marc Jacobs chief executive officer Robert Duffy for using his personal Twitter account to show risqué pictures of the designer's after parties. Following criticism, Duffy responded by shutting down his account and, overnight, his Twitter went from "being a heralded example of social media use to being a black mark on the brand," the study contends. According to the study, this exemplifies the need for a clear set of rules and guidelines for employees and the need for a social media strategy. Said Abrams: "Part of the problem is that luxury brands have been experimenting — some with great success and others with uncertainty — with how they want to get involved. Social media is not the sort of thing you can just throw money into and leave it. Don't create a Twitter page and let it sit there. It's better not to have one at all."
Abrams' study complements new research from Condé Nast Media Group, which found that luxury consumers spend more time online and purchase more than non-luxury consumers. "These results suggest that luxury brands will want to focus attention on both e-commerce and online branding strategies in order to take advantage of their customers' behavior," said Josh Stinchcomb, vice president of digital sales. All of the research was presented today at a breakfast at 4 Times Square, followed by a conversation between Barneys New York's newly appointed creative director, Dennis Freedman, and Dirk Standen, editor in chief of Style.com.
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I have two Chapsticks in strawberry and cherry. I dislike the cheap, very synthetic smell of the strawberry Chapstick. I've only used it once or twice, and I won't use it again. I've finished up the cherry one. The cherry flavor isn't overly fake, but the smell did make me sick to my stomach if I layer it on too thick. The waxy taste deterred me from licking it off my lips. This balm wasn't moisturizing at all, but neither did it dry out my lips like other stick balms. It did leave a healthy, natural rosy color on my pigmented lips, so I kept on using it since I hate using lipsticks or lipglosses.
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There is a new flavor of Chapstick out...Peppermint. It comes in a cute little blue striped stick. I am a mint lover, so I really love the scent. Actual product inside is a blue color, but as far as I can tell this stuff deposits no color on the lips. Peppermint Chapstick feels cool on the lips and there is certainly some tingly action going on. I am not sure if this is a permanent product for the Chapstick Brand. I just saw it today at the grocery store and had to get it...because it's Peppermint.
It's a classic. It's been around for years, and there is a reason for it. Yes, there are better lip balms out there, but for the price, you can't beat good old Chapstick.
It. Smells. So. Bad. And tastes worst. I do love the natural Chapstick topping an HA serum and product with microcollagen sponges - helps plump my lips beautifully. But this stuff is nassssty.
The only use I have for it is stubborn eyebrow taming.
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East London artists D*Face and the Chapman Brothers are having a scrap over whose idea it was to graffiti over banknotes. In brief: Jake and Dinos Chapman made a big show of defacing £10 and £20 notes at the Frieze Art Fair this year and D*Face — who has been doing this for years — cried foul, telling The Independent:
I did a project in 2003 where I got £20 notes and defaced them before putting them back in the system. There were 20 variations of hand drawings and printing techniques in which the monarchy is satirised, with images of the Queen being hung, having her head chopped off. Last April, I marked her 80th birthday by showing her dead, with a skull and crossbones… It seems that inspiration for the Chapman Brothers' latest work pays more than a striking resemblance to mine. But it's just not as good and two years later. These are mainstream artists stealing from sub-cultural artists.
The Chapman Brothers have fought back, with Jake saying "Drawing on money is as original as graffiti and that is as old as the Caves of Lascaux. It's not a great revelation to draw on money. It's not original. What's interesting is that because it's unoriginal, it's authorless. No one can claim ownership of it. It's strange for someone to claim authorship of graffiti which is by its very nature an avoidance of the notion of authorship," he said. He added the Frieze work could not have been inspired by D*Face's work, because neither had ever seen any of it.
Now, subverting money is nothing new — hell, we used to get invites to the Sensateria club that were defaced dollars — but D*Face does seem to have a point. And, more importantly, he's not getting to invoice for his work and the Chapmans are. So we asked him for a follow up quote on this story:
The point I was making when I saw the Chapman brothers 'defaced notes' was nothing to do with Graffiti, for them to pull a comment like that was laughable, just look at their background and mine. Nobody owns or should own graffiti, it's power to the people, the the every man and woman's freedom of expression, void of any need for an artistic background or gallery curator, so for 2 artists that have NEVER dabbled or even tried to do graffiti and have been carefully curated into existence they should be the last people to make a graffiti led argument.
When I saw the dead Queen note that they'd used for their press release and fed to their PR agency it it was simply a case of letting the pictures do the talking. There's not a person out there that cannot look at the two notes and say that their note was not 'inspired' by mine. The fact there was a huge paste up at the bottom of their street that I put there over 2 years ago (and still remains today), makes the point of where they got their inspiration from very very clear. This is just another case of the establishment or the established stealing from the subcultures. It just so happened I know the art editor of the Independent and when she saw their note, she called me up as annoyed as I was to see this.
To claim they never heard of me is funny, my assistant works weekends in a trainer shop the Chapmans regularly go in, which is also near my studio, a few months back he had to walk with Jake Chapman to drop some shit they'd brought off to their apartment, as they walked along he mentioned he worked for me and pointed out the Dead Queen poster as reference to my works… but somehow they forgot this and who I am… convenient?
At the end of the day the simplest way to end this debate of authorship is to let the pictures do the talking, after all a picture speaks a thousand words.
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We've made some changes to our weekly fantasy preview that will remain in place for the rest of the season, unless of course we decide to make more changes next week. Instead of ranking the top 10 fantasy players for all positions, we expanded to rank 15 quarterbacks and tight ends, and 20 running backs and wide receivers.
There are still just 10 players listed for kickers and defenses, because they're like the Kris Humphries of fantasy. We care about them only because we have to for a short period of time, and because we can make money off of them.
1. Eli Manning vs. NE — If we disregard a Week 5 blowup against Seattle that's very much looking like an aberration now, Manning's thrown just two picks and 15 touchdowns.
2. Aaron Rodgers @ SD — It's dangerous ranking Rodgers anywhere but No. 1, but three of Green Bay's seven opponents are currently ranked 23rd or worse against the pass. That's not intended as a comment taking anything away from Rodgers' statistically stupid season so far. Instead it's a word of caution. Whereas typically you'd expect superhuman numbers from the Packers QB, maybe this week Mega Man numbers will have to suffice.
3. Tom Brady vs. NYG — Brady is ridiculous, but his ridiculousness over New England's first three games (1,327 passing yards) was significantly more ridiculous than the last four (1,034 passing yards). We could put part of the blame for Brady's very slight regression back to earth on the pass rushes he's facing, with the Pats allowing 11 of their 14 sacks over their past four games. The Giants lead the league with 25 sacks.
4. Tony Romo vs. SEA — This is a compelling and rich opponent that should allow Romo to have an elite fantasy week, unless of course DeMarco Murray dominates the Seahawks' run defense and he's not needed much. Whatever you do, don't start Romo as your fantasy placeholder against Seattle.
5. Michael Vick vs. CHI –Sure, no quarterback comes close to matching Vick's mobility and elusiveness. But the Bears have held Josh Freeman and Cam Newton to a combined 35 rushing yards, although Newton did score two touchdowns.
6. Drew Brees vs. TB — If Mark Ingram remains out the Saints will continue to be a one-dimensional team, and the Rams provided a blueprint for how to marginalize that single dimension last week, holding Brees to only his second game with less than 350 passing yards.
7. Philip Rivers vs. GB — Rivers is on pace for the most career interceptions by a Charger quarterback since 1972, and he's now facing a secondary that has 13 picks (2nd).
8. Matt Ryan @ IND — Ryan will likely get a large, physical receiver back while facing a secondary that's given up the most passing touchdowns in the league.
9. Ben Roethlisberger vs. BAL — The Ravens have made Big Ben look small over the last three meetings between the two rivals, picking Roethlisberger off four times and holding him to an average of 253 yards per game.
10. Matt Schaub vs. CLE — This is a matchup that will clearly be influenced by Andre Johnson's status throughout the week, and he's still day-to-day. Led by Joe Haden, the pass defense is one of the few consistent reasons for hope in Cleveland, with the Browns one of only three teams allowing less than 180 yards per game.
11. Ryan Fitzpatrick vs. NYJ — Darelle Revis will smother Stevie Johnson, leading to an output for Fitzpatrick similar to the three quarterbacks who have combined for just 37 fantasy points against the Jets over New York's past three games, a group that includes Rivers and Brady.
12. Matt Cassel vs. MIA — Cassel's leading a resurgent team, but remains a fantasy liability after logging four games with less than 200 passing yards.
13. Mark Sanchez @ BUF — Rex Ryan's inconsistent quarterback has had two four-sack games, and he now faces a pass rush that brought John Beck down nine times last week.
14. Josh Freeman @ NO — Three weeks ago we witnessed what we thought was the beginning of Freeman's climb from the fantasy abyss when he had 303 passing yards, two touchdowns, and a QB rating of 95.9 against New Orleans. Then the great London regression of 2011 happened.
15. Alex Smith @ WAS — If you're desperate, in a deep league, and are a Matthew Stafford or Cam Newton owner, this is your glass case (of emotion). Smith is a safe option who certainly won't win any matchup, but he won't hurt you either. He has the fewest interceptions among quarterbacks who have started every game.
Running Backs
1. Matt Forte @ PHI — Philly overpowered the Cowboys last week, but it was the star-studded secondary doing the heavy lifting defensively. Even though Dallas was down 24-0 by halftime and DeMarco Murray received only eight carries, he still finished with 78 yards.
2. Ray Rice @ PIT — Under normal circumstances I'd place Rice much lower. Prior to his Week 1 rumbling over Pittsburgh this rivalry game was a place where no running back roamed, and Rice and Rashard Mendenhall combined for just 188 yards in the two games last year. But after shattering that trend with 107 rushing yards, 42 receiving yards, and two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving) in early September, Rice now faces a defense playing without James Harrison, and likely LaMarr Woodley too.
3. LeSean McCoy vs. CHI — Usually even with a stud RB there would be cause for caution against an aggressive run defense. But after McCoy trampled the Cowboys' 4th ranked run defense (185 rushing yards and two touchdowns), it's pretty hard to justify that bump down.
4. Michael Turner @ IND — A hot RB who has 258 rushing yards over his last two outings after having only 146 in his previous three shouldn't have a problem against a woefully inept defense on the ground.
5. Frank Gore @ WAS — Nothing slows down speed rushers like a punch to the gut up the middle, and Gore should excel against a front seven that's allowed 300 rushing yards over the past two weeks.
6. Beanie Wells vs. STL — Ill-advised and blind aggression will make many a fantasy pundit think more highly of Wells this week since he's running against a Rams defense that still sucks despite shocking New Orleans last week. But John Skelton will likely replace an injured Kevin Kolb, and he completed only 47.6 percent of his passes last year.
7. Arian Foster @ CLE — This could be nearly a carbon copy of Houston's win over Jacksonville last week. That's when Foster's yards per carry (3.4) were pretty dismal, but he was given enough carries (33) because Houston was killing the clock during a 10-point win that it didn't matter.
8. DeMarco Murray vs. SEA — Seattle has faced teams playing without their usual starting running back in each of the last two weeks, which has made life a little easier. But prior to that Ahmad Bradshaw only had 53 yards, and Turner was held to just 2.7 yards per carry.
9. Fred Jackson vs. NYJ — I'm not fully confident in the Jets' ability to resurrect their run defense yet, but I'm leery enough to knock Jackson down far lower than what he should be, especially for a player who's only 77 yards shy of leading the league in rushing.
10. Shonn Greene @ BUF — Greene makes his first and likely only appearance in the top 10 with Buffalo two weeks removed from letting Bradshaw score three times.
11. Ahmad Bradshaw @NE — In their seven games the Patriots haven't allowed a 100-yard rusher yet this year, and their opponents have had running backs named Darren McFadden, Fred Jackson, and Rashard Mendenhall.
UPDATE: Yeah, you probably shouldn't start Bradshaw now.
12. Steven Jackson @ ARI — There's a chance that Bradford returns this week and eases the burden on a 28-year-old running back who had his heaviest workload of the season last year (25 carries). That's good in reality, and bad for you.
13. Michael Bush vs. DEN — It's hard to play football while wearing a protective boot, which should mean McFadden is out Sunday, and his backup Bush gets his first start of the year. I'm admittedly being ultra conservative and cautious ranking Bush this low against a poor run defense. In his three starts last year Bush had 288 rushing yards.
14. Legarrette Blount @ NO — Blount should be healthy and ready for his first game action since Week 5, but his potential for a breakout day is minimized by the fear of rust, and the fact that in three of his five healthy games he was averaging less than 3.4 yards per carry.
15. BenJarvus Green-Ellis vs. NYG — Severe and crippling inconsistency has left the law firm with few clients, but if there's a week to ride Green-Ellis due to a bye week mess (Maurice Jones-Drew and Adrian Peterson are out) it's this week against a defense allowing 130.1 rushing yards per game.
16. Jackie Battle vs. MIA — I don't know why, but I still have a hard time taking a running back named Jackie seriously. It feels like he should be suing the heir to the Oh Henry candy bar fortune.
17. Darren Sproles vs. TB — Last week a reader raised some valid points while questioning my exclusion of Sproles. He was left out because of a belief that the three-headed system never dies in New Orleans, but the impact of Mark Ingram's absence on the Saints' rushing offense was underestimated.
18. Chris Johnson vs. CIN — I hate this man, and so does anyone else who drafted him in the first round. A Sunday against a defense allowing only 3.3 yards per carry will lead to the mass production of Johnson voodoo dolls.
19. Cedric Benson @ TEN — Against a similarly terrible Indy run defense Benson only had 57 yards two weeks ago.
20. Reggie Bush @ KC — Bump Bush up much higher and make him your primary bye or injury option if Daniel Thomas remains out.
Wide Receivers
1. Greg Jennings @ SD — Chargers corner Quentin Jammer left Monday's game with some leg cramping, but returned in overtime. A hobbled or injured Jammer is significant for Jennings since his replacement Antonie Cason was recently benched for rookie Marcus Gilchrist.
2. Wes Welker vs. NYG — The pressure set to be in Brady's grill is still concerning, but that won't hurt Welker's numbers. When Brady is searching for a quick outlet, his slot receiver leads his progressions.
3. Roddy White @ IND — This is a Colts secondary that allowed Bengals receiver Jerome Simpson to roam free for 101 yards two weeks ago, and Simpson had just 72 yards over Cincy's three games prior to that fruitful afternoon.
4. Hakeem Nicks @ NE — Even though he didn't practice Wednesday, Nicks is optimistic that he'll play this week, so we are too. However, if Nicks is downgraded later in the week Mario Manningham becomes the sexy play against a horrific secondary.
5.Marques Colston vs. TB — Colston has 248 yards in his last three games against Tampa.
6. Dwayne Bowe vs. MIA — Vontae Davis' hamstring isn't responding to treatment, and last week Manningham was able to pick apart Jimmy Wilson, his rookie replacement at cornerback for the Dolphins.
7. Miles Austin vs. SEA –The Cowboys have been on both ends of a blowout over the past two weeks, which has rendered Austin useless. A return to fantasy relevance could be difficult against a secondary that's allowed only 18 catches of 20 yards or more.
8. Mike Wallace vs. BAL — As daunting as this matchup seems, Wallace still had 107 yards back in Week 1 despite Pittsburgh's blowout loss.
9. DeSean Jackson vs. CHI — Jackson and most of the Eagles receivers simply weren't needed when Sunday night's win over the Cowboys was out of hand early. This game should be closer, and it should be the week that Philly's home run threat finally busts out, which is nearly the exact same line I wrote last week.
10. Vincent Jackson vs. GB — Jackson is still hobbled, so there's risk here. But the last time he faced a secondary that's on the same level of terribleness as Green Bay he had 172 yards and two touchdowns against New England.
11. Larry Fitzgerald vs. STL — Fitz averaged 81.8 yards per game during John Skelton's five starts last year, including two 125-yard games.
12. Jeremy Maclin vs. CHI – Jackson ranks higher because of my continued and likely stubborn belief in the home run threat finally connecting. Maclin doesn't bring that same threat, and now Brent Celek and Jason Avant are vulturing his touches over the middle.
13. Dez Bryant vs. Sea –The reasoning here is similar to the logic behind the divide between Jackson and Maclin.
14. Julio Jones @ IND – Jones was limited Wednesday in practice, but he should be fine to return this week after missing Atlanta's last two games.
15. A.J. Green @ TEN — Green received more looks last week with Jermaine Gresham a surprise inactive, and the second-year tight end will likely be out again.
16. Santonio Holmes @ BUF — Maybe it's the presence of Plaxico Burress, or just the overall putrid play of Mark Sanchez. But Holmes has had only two games with more than three receptions.
17. Mario Manningham @ NE — See Nicks, Hakeem.
18. Jonathan Baldwin vs. MIA — In just two regular-season games Baldwin has quickly pushed aside Steve Breaston on Kansas City's depth chart.
19. Brandon Lloyd @ OAK — Some wideouts are so good that they can remarkably post quality, or at least serviceable WR3 numbers no matter who's throwing them the ball. After hauling in 127 yards from A.J. Feeley during his first two games in St. Louis, Lloyd clearly meets that description.
20. Brandon Marshall @ KC — Marshall fits that category too, but Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers is quickly emerging. He shut down Vincent Jackson last week, and had two picks against Oakland.
Tight Ends
1. Jimmy Graham vs. TB — Yardage-wise Graham's taken a significant dive over the past two weeks (93), although that can mostly be attributed to the Saints' destruction of Indy, a game in which Graham still scored two touchdowns.
2. Vernon Davis vs. WAS — Bills rookie tight end Steve Chandler had two touchdowns against Washington last week.
3. Antonio Gates vs. GB — Despite all the hobbling injuries and the concern for his every step, Gates can still stretch the field. He averaged 18.3 yards per catch Monday night.
4. Jermichael Finley @ SD — Fantasy football has been littered with underused elite TEs over the past several weeks for various reasons. Add Finley to that list, the Packers safety valve who has just 33 yards in Green Bay's last two games.
5. Rob Gronkowski vs. NYG — Reading too deeply into touch distributions during one game is always risky, but big Rob had seven catches for 94 yards last week to Aaron Hernandez's two receptions for nine yards.
6. Jason Witten vs. SEA — Witten's another tight end struggling yardage-wise lately, and similar to Dallas' wide receivers that's a product of the team being on both ends of a blowout recently. But he still has three touchdowns in his last four games.
7. Tony Gonzalez @ IND — Five games with at least 55 receiving yards isn't too bad for a guy pegged as solely a red zone threat this year. Gonzo's on pace for over 800 yards, easily sprinting past his 2010 total.
8. Owen Daniels vs. CLE — The only dip in Daniels' production since Andre Johnson went down a month ago was during a Week 6 loss to Baltimore. Cast aside that game and he has 220 yards since the injury.
9. Aaron Hernandez vs. NYG — Hernanadez has at least five receptions in four of the five games he's played, and he's had only one game without a touchdown.
10. Jake Ballard @ NE — The Pats are handing out receiving and passing yards to everyone, and especially tight ends lately, with the position gaining 133 yards since Week 6.
11. Brent Celek vs. CHI — It's as if suddenly the Eagles discovered that the tight end position exists, and they have one that's rather talented. In Philly's first five games Celek had just 73 receiving yards, and in their last two he has 136.
12. Dustin Keller @ BUF — Keller had two touchdowns in his last game against Buffalo.
13. Fred Davis vs. SF — I'd have him higher if it wasn't for that damn walking boot.
14. Kellen Winslow Jr. @ NO — Winslow is your classic TE2 in an inconsistent offense, and is an ideal fill-in for those with Brandon Pettigrew, Jeremy Shockey, or Greg Olsen sitting out.
15. Jared Cook vs. CIN – On paper you'd think Cook would have had some tough luck after facing top 10 defenses in three of Tennessee's last four games. Then you see that in those games he's had 174 yards and three touchdowns. Don't be scared by Cincy.
1. Sebastian Janikowski vs. DEN
2. Dan Bailey vs. SEA
3. Stephen Gostkowski vs. NYG
4. Lawrence Tynes @ NE
5. Mason Crosby @ SD
6. Nick Novak vs. GB
7. David Akers@ WAS
8. Alex Henery vs. CHI
9. John Kasay vs. TB
10. Matt Bryant @ IND
Defenses/Special Teams
1. Atlanta @ IND
2. Dallas vs. SEA
3. Kansas City vs. MIA
4. San Francisco @ WAS
5. Cincinnati @ TEN
6. New York Giants @ NE
7. Green Bay @ SD
8. Houston vs. CLE
9. New York Jets @ BUF
10. New Orleans vs. TB


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I just purchased a 1996 Geo MEtro 4 door in September and have began observing a few things about it. First my Metro seems to hesitate out of nowhere after its been running fine. Any one else have or had this problem? I am a college student with not a lot of funds to be taking it into the shop every month or so.
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amdrake Posts: 1im having a similar problem, i just dropped in a new motor into my 91 geo metro, but i didnt take pictures of the wiring before i took the old one out and now i have two mysterious wires just loose, ones hot and the others not, is there anyone who knows where these two wires go, they are close to the firewall, behind the airfilter, the car wont start and i need this car fixed asap, anyone know anything about this? ill post pictures up soon, just let me know if you can help thanks alot.
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kristle Posts: 5I have a 96 Geo metro sedan and have had a few issues with it.
FRist off, has anyone else have the SES light on constantly in their car? I have taken mine to the mechanic twice and hes checked the car and reset the light within a week it is back on.
Second, anyone ever replaced the engine in the car? I have suspcion that my engine is NOT the original engine in the car and is actually a junk yard one if it is, i may look into replacing the engine as this is my only mode of transporation to and from Cal State Fullerton.
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grace4ever Posts: 30I have had to 3 mechanics. First said to tune up, did that, second, new battery, did that, third said, new alternator, did that. It will start fine for the first 3or 4 days, then when I go to start it, it is dead. No clicking sound, no engine turnover at all. When jumped, it starts and then will run great for another 3 days and then dead again. Anyone else having this problem or know what it could be?
gehrig Posts: 1I just bought the above mentioned Geo Metro. It's not running but supposedly it was running like a time until the distributor shredded itself. I want to change the distributor but it takes a star drive tool that I don't know the size of star drive required to remove the bolt. Does anyone know what size star drive I need to get the distributor off the engine?
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ntl Posts: 1I just purchased a 92 metro xfi. I loved it the first 2 weeks of driving it. Then it started slowing down like 15 mph going up hills and a couple days later it wouldn't start. It turns over but won't ignite. I have checked all the obvious. Replaced ECM computer and now it starts if I hold down on the pedal while starting it, but it does die and runs really rough. Really low compression in one cyclinder. Any suggestions. I would like to get this car back on the road.
yesme2 Posts: 4I just got done with a complete tear down & rebuild new everything, it started right up i drove it outside & it lacked power going out & then died & hasnt started since.
i ran compression check again 190lbs. fuel pressure 30lbs. & checked spark had 30000 volts, so whats left ? i installed new cap, rotor, plugs, wires, has spark gas & compression Y wont it run ? & this is a 1.0 automatic 1993 -
mgrella Posts: 2Hi , I just joined tonight I hope someone can help I just bought a 93 Geo metro Conv.65k original miles 5 speed mint condition however it idles rough at 8 to 900 rpms! Ive had it tuned up Ive had the compression done on engine its perfect.ive run high octane other than the idle it runs great no hesitation! Ive also put fuel injector cleaner in the gas tank! someone told me to change the egr valve Does anyone know if this will work? Thanks Mike G
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cougars26 Posts: 2Hello,
I just bought a '96 Geo Metro today. It runs great but I have to put in a left hand signal light and the purple????? paint is fading in two spots. One area is on the roof and the other is on the trunk. Can this be polished out or am I going to have to buy purple spray paint to fix it?
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e7engineer Posts: 493 Metro, 1.0L, Automatic,A/C,I have several problems.
1. Motor rattles at higher RPM under load, let foot off throttle and rattle goes away. ( Valves or Bearings? )
2. Transmission sometimes will not downshift after coming to a stop. Have to do it manually. Sometimes motor will try to stall, have to drop transmission manually into 1st.
3. Running the A/C,headlights car dies due to battery dieing, Had electrical system tested, they said that it was fine.
Would it be better to repair the car or get rid of it...
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wanahelp Posts: 4check for stuck egr first. with engine warmed up,push up on egr diaphram plate,if engine runs the same rpm the egr is clogged. also bear to mind the egr passages may be clogged,for my metro this involved removing the intake manigold and digging out carbon with cloths hanger wire, mechanics wire, and help from b12 solvent 199000 miles. first try cleaning egr with b12 and do a vacume check on diaphram.
wanahelp Posts: 4motor rattle could be detonation. usually caused by carbon buildup on high mileage cars, wrong ignition timing on newer. another cause could be motor mounts. valves dont rattle and you probably would have already thrown a rod if it were a bearing, but then again bearings knock instead of rattle.
have your transmission filter changed and see if that isnt the problem.
I question the quality of the electrical check. check to verify alternator belt is properly tightened, do a charging voltage test on car while everything is running, and verify the engine idles up when ac is engaged.
If your after gas milage a metro is hard to beat!!! find a honest mechanic and invest some money in it. had a 87 and have a 98 metro I have a advantage by repairing myself 87 250000 miles,gave to mother, 199000 miles 98 just did valve job. -
cougars26 Posts: 2Hello,
After my original post I looked at the spots closer and had the car washed. The spots are very rough like sand paper. It would appear that you are right. Perhaps I'll sand them down first and then try and find the right spray paint. I noticed this problem seems common on the dark color Geo Metro cars.


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UPDATED: Monday, April 25, 2011 - 12:26pm
EL PASO – We have an update to a troubleshooters story we've been reporting.
Last week, an El Paso woman said she's been making mortgage payments through an escrow company, but they haven't been paying the bank. She has just over a week to figure out how to avoid foreclosure.
Much has happened since we told you about Yadira Castro's situation. Earlier this month, she got a foreclosure notice, but said she doesn't understand how, if she had been responsibly paying her mortgage through the escrow company that she had used to buy her home.
Since the story aired on Tuesday, Castro said the owner of the escrow company contacted her.
"She texted me on Friday, saying...for me not to worry about it, that the foreclosure is stopped, that she had already spoke[n] to the mortgage company," said Castro.
But she said she called the foreclosure attorneys and heard something different.
"They told me...to call this week to see what's going on, but they haven't told me the foreclosure is stopped or anything like that."
And with the foreclosure date looming, Castro said she's dreading it.
"I don't want April the 5th to get here because I don't know my reaction, how it's going to be," said Castro.
Despite that, Yadira wants to thank those who have reached out to her with their support.
"Thanks for all the people that were giving me their support, their prayers. Let's see what's going to happen next."
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This month we go In the Hoop with 2009 World FITASC Champion Damien Birgan. Australian native Birgan won the event by one target over perennial front runner George Digweed. He did it in front of his home crowd too, which surely made the win all the more sweet. Damien is also an avid diver and fisherman who was hard to chase down for this Q&A being that it's summer in Australia, so we thank him for taking the time to answer our questions.
International Sporting Clays: Congratulations on the win, it must have been unbelievable to win on your home grounds and Digweed was as strong as ever and you still got him, how does that feel?
Damien Birgan: George being the most successful sporting clays shooter in the World, it was a privilege to just keep up with him for four days let alone come home with it. It was a pretty amazing feeling when the last bird broke. To win a World Fitasc in any country is an achievement, however winning it at home made it all the more special.
ISC: For those that don't know you, tell us about yourself. I read that your sister also shoots…
DB: Well I'm 31 years old and I operate an excavator for a living. I followed my Dad around to shoots and when I was strong enough to hold a gun I started shooting and the rest is history. Shooting is a bit of a family affair. Dad bought Mum a Winchester Water Fowl for a wedding anniversary present, so Mum started shooting and my sister had no choice. It was either start shooting or get left behind!
ISC: I read that you have competed in every world champs since, I believe '94, that's a lot of dedication and experience. How did that help you in this years comp?
DB: Yeah, myself and many others from Oz have done a lot of travel over the years and Australia being so far away from anything makes just getting to the World Fitasc a massive hurdle before you even arrive to the shoot! I think having not have travelled 27-30 hours to Europe made it a bit easier to shoot well. I have made top 10 top 20 plenty of times but never been in the position to win so I was going into uncharted territory.
ISC: How were the targets at the event? Anything stand out in your mind as being particularly difficult or unusual?
DB: I thought that the targets were world class and the Warnambool club did a fantastic job with the terrain and the trajectories. Every year the targets are different no matter which country you shoot in and I have enjoyed every World Fitasc I have attended. I thought that all the parcours had pretty much the same degree of difficulty. Although no particular target comes to mind, if I had to choose a whole layout I would say Winchester was slightly more challenging in my view.
ISC: How did you like the format of 5 targets over 5 pegs on a parcour? Was it even more difficult because you hardly saw the same one twice?
DB: I found the 5 targets over 5 pegs enjoyable but not more difficult, but whether 4 pegs or 5 it's all good fun.
ISC: Tell us about your gun and ammo choices…
DB: I have used a Beretta DT10 for the last 6 years and have been very happy with it. I've found it to be very reliable. I shoot Winchester AA Super Sporting No 8 with the odd 7.5 put in for good measure. But anything that makes a noise will do!
ISC: What style of shooting do you use? Move mount shoot, pull-away, etc…
DB: I use all styles of shooting and apply different methods depending on the style, speed, angle and distance of the target. I feel that all techniques of shooting need to be applied when shooting a round of 25 as all targets are different and no parcour is the same.
ISC: Did you undertake any special training regimen leading up to the event?
DB: No nothing in particular, maybe a little skeet and trap shooting, but my main focus was building my body's immunity to handling copious amounts of alcohol on the nights during the competition…..But seriously, no animals were harmed during my training regime!
ISC: I've heard that sporting in Australia is more similar to FITASC than English sporting, Australian rules sporting if you will. Is that the case?
DB: Yes our format is usually three singles and one pair on each peg. This is pretty much the norm here. However we do still shoot old style Fitasc events throughout the year.
ISC: Does Peter Garrett have what it takes to be PM or should he quit and tour with Midnight Oil again?
DB: In my view Peter Garrett should retire from all professions, get a haircut, acquire dancing skills and apply for a real job, like a judge on American Idol!
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The upstarts at SUPERGRAU boldly declare that they're "all about naïve sobriety and understated sumptuousness," an appropriate albeit bombastic description of "the new prize exhibit of the LOVEPIECES collection." While we'd previously been taken by the Solingen- & Berlin-based company's clever knife blocks, they expanded their handcrafted-in-Germany operation to furniture and lighting earlier this year, and Lima de Lezando's "Furore" chandelier is their latest offering.
De Lezando's experimental approach was the key point that convinced SUPERGRAU on the spur of the moment to make the lamp part of their collection. And so FURORE comes in various combinations: copper or chrome with clear glass, shining white with clear glass or matte black with colour-toned glass. Handmade by local manufacturers in the south of Germany, its glass elements are a brilliant detail of the retro-futuristic chandelier framed by coated steel (free of heavy metals).
The vaguely arterial arrangement evokes abstracted branches to spite a wholly rational approach—purists might prefer Lukas Peet's "Rudi" pendant lamp—but the I'm mostly impressed with how the variation in materials and colors makes a big difference. The steampunk-y copper one vaguely recalls lighting designs by our longtime favs Lindsey Adelman and Jason Miller, while the all-black(-everything) looks fit for a dark (k)night; the chrome might be the most versatile, as it unerringly reflects the color and decor of its surroundings (the white is the least interesting in my opinion).
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Makes 6 large or 9 medium popovers
- 2 large eggs
- 3/4 cup milk
- 1/4 cup water
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter, melted
- 1 cup minus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
Preheat oven to 375°F. Generously grease six 2/3-cup popover tins or nine 1/2-cup muffin tins.
In a bowl whisk together eggs, milk, and water and add butter in a stream, whisking. Add flour and salt and whisk mixture until combined well but still slightly lumpy. Divide batter among tins and bake in lower third of oven 45 minutes. Cut a slit about 1/2 inch long on top of each popover with a small sharp knife and bake 10 minutes more.
my notes
- Calories135
- Carbohydrates17 g (6%)
- Fat5 g (7%)
- Protein5 g (10%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (12%)
- Sodium232 mg (10%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber1 g (2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol70 mg (23%)
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Works independently to evaluate guided weapons components, systems and subsystems. Supports the development, verification and validation of models and simulations of systems and subsystems. Initial work involves the evaluation of dynamic navigation algorithms for air vehicles based on fixed ground features observed by gimbaled Synthetic Aperture and High Range Resolution Radar platforms.
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