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Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014
Fresh Meadows
Challywood of Fresh Mdws. to expand menu
By Sarina Trangle
Photo by Sarina Trangle
Michael Kahan knew it was time to open his own business when caterers were requesting his bread for events featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bette Midler.
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Dream Jobs
Queens College TV studio gets overdue $1.5 million face-lift
By Alex Robinson
Queens College is set to give its TV studio a long-overdue $1.5 million renovation.
Rockaway Park
City plans to start rebuilding Rockaway roller rink this fall
By Sarina Trangle
Hurricane Sandy hit the Rockaway Roller Hockey Rink with a slapshot, leaving roller hockey players reliant upon a makeshift facility the city is just getting around to replacing.
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Queens Museum celebrates Lunar New Year
The New York Chinese Cultural Center brought a taste of the Lunar New Year to Queens Museum last Sunday.
Kew Gardens Hills
Kew Gardens Hills bar to host arm wrestling showdown
By Shanice Punnett
The New York Arm Wrestling Association announced that the first annual NYC sit-down arm wrestling championships would be held Sunday at Cheap Shots Sports Bar in Kew Gardens Hills at 1pm.
Jackson Heights
Historic Jackson Heights church awarded $25K grant for repairs
By Kerlern Rae Tuitt
A total of $200,000 was awarded in Sacred Sites Grants to 13 of New York's historic religious properties through The New York Landmarks Conservancy.
Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014
Long Island City
LIC Foundry owner pleads guilty over cheating artist Jasper Johns
By Bill Parry
A formerLong Island City foundry owner admitted to trying to sell phony knockoffs of famed artist Jasper Johns' classic 1960 "Flag" piece for $11 million.
Jackson Heights
Updated: Bus fatally strikes Bronx woman crossing Jackson Heights street: NYPD
By Bill Parry
A Bronx woman was struck and killed by a Q53 bus Monday night while crossing Broadway and 74th Street in Jackson Heights around 6 p.m., the NYPD said.
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Forest Hills
Woman hit by Q64 plans to sue MTA
By Sarina Trangle
An 84-year-old woman who was struck by a city bus in Forest Hills and lost a foot has served notice that she plans to file a $10 million lawsuit against the bus driver and the city.
Design Commission signs off on plans for plaza in Glendale
By Sarina Trangle
Pedestrians may soon have a haven in Glendale.
Rockaway Park
Pols earmark $5.85M for Sandy repairs in Rockaway schools
By Sarina Trangle
New York lawmakers announced Tuesday that they had secured roughly $5.85 million in federal money for repairs at two Queens schools and a Staten Island campus ravaged by Superstorm Sandy.
Monday, Feb. 3, 2014
Alliance fights BID's expansion into Corona
By Bill Parry
Opposition to the proposed expansion of the 82nd Street Partnership from Jackson Heights into Corona is gaining strength with the rise of the Roosevelt Avenue Community Alliance.
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Queens crawls out from under snowfall
By TimesLedger Staff
Photo by Christina Santucci
By the TimesLedger staff
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Jamaica Estates
SJU says students, alumni happy with brand changes
By Kelsey Durham
St. John's University says students and staff have reacted positively to the school's decision to return to a former university brand that included changes to the school logo and nickname.
Hevesi wants $3M for a new locomotive engine
By Sarina Trangle
State Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi (D-Forest Hills) has again requested $3 million in the state budget be reserved for retrofitting a high-emissions freight locomotive with a more modern engine.
NY Hospital adds two boro practices
By Alex Robinson
New York Hospital Queens acquired two additional practices in the borough this week, adding more primary care and specialty services to the hospital's expanding network.
Sunday, Feb. 2, 2014
Cambria Heights
Cambria Heights road given new traffic light
By Rich Bockmann
City Councilmen Donovan Richards (D-Laurelton) and I. Daneek Miller (D-St. Albans) met on the border of their districts last week to tout the installation of new traffic lights as the kind of results the two members of the Progressive Caucus will deliver over the next few years.
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Five hurt in Sunnyside hit-and-run: Authorities
By Bill Parry
The NYPD was searching for a driver who allegedly lost control of a white Mazda SUV and crashed into several people near a stop for the Q66 bus in Sunnyside Saturday night, authorities said.
Comments (1)
Lawmakers seek funds for more buses in Douglaston
By Kelsey Durham
Elected officials converged on Douglaston this week, calling on the federal government to provide funding that would allow the MTA to increase bus service to parts of northeast Queens that residents contend are being ignored by public transportation.
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Borough leaders celebrate extension to sick pay law
By Kelsey Durham
Supporters of a bill that would increase paid sick leave for part-time workers are celebrating after Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito (D-Manhattan) announced an agreement that will likely expand the legislation by its inauguration in April.
Group kicks off drive to save NYS Pavilion
By Alex Robinson
A new organization held its first event Saturday to kick off its campaign to preserve the New York State Pavilion.
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Cops looking for suspect in Flushing larcenies
FLUSHING — Police were asking for the public's help in finding a man wanted in connection with four grand larcenies in downtown Flushing.
South Richmond Hill
Police searching for suspect in attempted garage break-in: NYPD [With Video]
By Sarina Trangle
SOUTH RICHMOND HILL — Police released surveillance footage of a man they suspect attempted to break into a garage near 132nd Street and 101st Avenue Jan. 17, before a house alarm scared him off.
Elmhurst bookkeeper pleads guilty to stealing rent: DA
ELMHURST — A Westchester County woman, who formerly was a bookkeeper for an Elmhurst building management company, pleaded guilty to stealing $177,000 in rent payments from the company's tenants, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
South Ozone Park
Police search for suspect in stolen credit card use: Authorities
By Sarina Trangle
SOUTH OZONE PARK — The NYPD released a photo of a man they believe lives within the 106th Precinct and allegedly used a stolen credit card to shop at a Brooklyn Walgreens Dec. 28, police said.
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Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014
Pet shop celebrates year in Sunnyside
By Bill Parry
Photo by Bill Parry
A successful pet shop in Sunnyside celebrates its one-year anniversary this weekend, and the owner says it may not have been had he not seen a magazine article four years ago.
109th appeals to businesses for help with pickpockets
By Alex Robinson
The 109th Precinct met with Flushing business owners Tuesday to tell them how they can help deal with a rise in pickpockets.
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South Ozone Park
Queens pols aim to ban gamblers under age 21
By Sarina Trangle
After bills to raise the gambling age to 21 stalled in state Legislature committees last year, Ozone Park lawmakers hope the measures' odds will shake out better this session.
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De Blasio spars with guv over how to pay for pre-K
By Rich Bockmann
Queens public schools met less than a quarter of the demand for pre-kindergarten last year, with more than 26,000 applicants for fewer than 6,000 available seats.
South Jamaica
Man arrested in attack on teen in stolen SUV: Police
SOUTH JAMAICA — Cops arrested a man last week who they said allegedly stole a car and then tried to sexually assault the teenage girl who had fallen asleep in the back seat.
Suspect burglarized Astoria home: Police [With Video]
ASTORIA — Police were hunting for a suspect who allegedly broke into an Astoria home through a window and stole an unknown amount of money, the NYPD said.
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Suspect swiped $500 from flat in Woodside temple: Cops [With Video]
WOODSIDE — Police were searching for a suspect who allegedly burglarized an apartment in a Woodside temple, the NYPD said.
Friday, Jan. 31, 2014
Lunar New Year baby born at NYHQ
By Alex Robinson
One of the first babies born in the borough in the Lunar New Year was delivered at New York Hospital Queens at 12:39 a.m. Friday.
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Borough carriage drivers fear for jobs
By Kelsey Durham
For many Queens residents who work as carriage drivers in Central Park, the centuries-old business is more than just a job.
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Traffic islands must go: CB7
By Alex Robinson
The construction of traffic islands on College Point Boulevard has created a number of traffic problems and an increase in accidents since it started, community leaders say.
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Lancman touts public safety role
By Rich Bockmann
City Councilman Rory Lancman (D-Hillcrest) came up empty-handed when the Council speaker was doling out committee chairmanships last week, but the Queens Democratic Party loyalist did get a seat on all three public safety committees, a vantage point he said puts him in a unique position to ensure the city's safety.
Astoria restaurant puts cork in wine bar
By Bill Parry
One of Astoria's finest Italian restaurants is scaling back.
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Bills target unlicensed in crashes with victims
By Christina Santucci
Two Queens lawmakers have introduced a pair of state bills to make prison time part of the penalty for unlicensed drivers who injure or kill others while behind the wheel and to immediately take away unlicensed drivers' vehicles.
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Fresh Meadows
Fresh Meadows hotel opposed by residents
By Kelsey Durham
A Great Neck, L.I., developer's plans to build a 12-story hotel on a Fresh Meadows street has nearby residents fearing their quiet neighborhood will soon be disturbed.
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Auburndale work site still empty
By Kelsey Durham
Members of Auburndale community groups are puzzled by a vacant lot on Northern Boulevard that appears to be under construction but has remained unchanged for more than four years.
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Richmond Hill
Man indicted in Richmond Hill rapes of '97: DA
By Sarina Trangle
Prosecutors combing through the state DNA bank linked an incarcerated man to two rapes committed more than 16 years ago in Richmond Hill, the Queens district attorney's office said this week.
Pan American Hotel sale could be nearing its finish
By Bill Parry
The sale of the iconic Pan American Hotel is expected to be completed next week.
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Costa plans to back Vision Zero to cut traffic deaths
By Christina Santucci
Astoria's new city councilman hopes to make his district safer, cleaner and greener, he told supporters during a ceremonial inauguration Sunday.
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Murray Hill
Authorities identify man killed in Flushing blaze
By Alex Robinson
A 63-year-old man who was found dead after a fire broke out in his basement apartment last week has been identified by police as Richard Winckler.
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Forest Hills
Police officers revive heart attack victim while responding to noise complaint
By Sarina Trangle
REGO PARK — Officers from the 112th Precinct responding to a noise complaint came to the rescue a man having a heart attack after he collapsed near Austin Street and 63rd Drive Saturday afternoon.
More than two dozen charged in Queens during prostitution sting: NYPD
KEW GARDENS — Police arrested 28 suspected johns in Queens during a citywide prostitution bust last weekend, the NYPD said. Authorities said Queens' tally of arrests was the highest of all five boroughs, with 21 nabbed in the Bronx for the second-highest number, police said. Staten Island had the lowest number of arrests with six.
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Queens Museum to showcase plays about prison, cocaine
By Shanice Punnett
The Queens Museum is hosting two plays performed by homeless people from Los Angeles about the California prison system and cocaine trafficking.
Thursday, Jan. 30, 2014
Parents oppose DOE plan to bus PS 11 kids to Astoria
By Bill Parry
Photo by Bill Parry
When the city Department of Education announced plans for a new annex at Woodside's PS 11, the news was well-received, but with construction set to begin in June a new problem has arisen: What will they do with the children?
Rego Park
DOJ to pay for voluntary tracking devices for autistic children: Schumer
By Christina Santucci
Federal officials plan to start paying for voluntary tracking devices for autistic children who escape their caregivers following 14-year-old Avonte Oquendo's disappearance from a Long Island City school that ended in his death.
Queens toddlers laid to rest
By Christina Santucci
A 28-year-old father was arraigned on charges of killing his wife and two young daughters a day after the mother and children were remembered as princesses during an emotional funeral in South Jamaica, authorities said.
Electeds to track how funds spent at Queens Library
By Rich Bockmann
Borough lawmakers are calling for an investigation — and even a reorganization — of the Queens Library after a news report detailed the library's spending under President Thomas Galante.
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Willets Point
Second deadline approaches for Willets Pt shops
By Alex Robinson
Willets Point business owners scrambled to relocate as another deadline approached this week.
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East Elmhurst
Port Authority chief urges hike in JFK, LGA workers' wages
By Bill Parry
A union leader who spearheaded the recent fight for better wages and working conditions for airport workers is pleased that the head of the Port Authority has come out with his own call for higher wages.
East Elmhurst
Man charged in double slay of mother and daughter
By Bill Parry
The NYPD made a gruesome discovery when officers responded to a frantic 911 call from an attached brick home in East Elmhurst just past midnight Wednesday morning.
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Vigil held for Ridgewood traffic victim
By Bill Parry
A candlelight vigil held on the Queens-Brooklyn border drew 150 pedestrian safety advocates despite wind chills near zero Sunday.
Howard Beach
Howard Beach mobster robbed Lufthansa: FBI
By Sarina Trangle
There is no statute of limitations on the notorious theft of $5 million in cash and $1 million in gold jewelry swiped at gunpoint from the Lufthansa Terminal in 1978.
Jackson Heights
Workers blast new supermarket
By Bill Parry
Elected leaders joined union members to call on the Jackson Heights community to boycott the new Global Supermarket during a rally and news conference Wednesday, but the store did not open as planned.
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Dist. 26's gifted kids can keep slots in JHS
By Kelsey Durham
The city Department of Education has agreed to satisfy a request from parents in District 26 that will prevent students from losing their spots in the Gifted and Talented programs.
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Speaker joins push for Lunar holiday
By Alex Robinson
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito (D-Manhattan) joined Queens elected officials in Flushing last week to renew a call to make Lunar New Year a school holiday.
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Man remanded to Creedmoor escapes after swapping clothes with friend: NYPD
BELLEROSE — Cops were searching for a 33-year-old man who authorities said escaped from the Creedmoor Psychiatric Facility Tuesday.
Comments (1)
Price of East Side Access could increase to $11B
By Philip Newman
Long Island Rail Road trains had been scheduled to arrive in Grand Central Terminal in 2019 at a cost of $8.l3 billion, but transit officials now say it is going to take more time and money to finish the gargantuan East Side Access project.
John Liu lands teaching gig at CUNY's Baruch College
By Alex Robinson
Former city Comptroller John Liu did not stay unemployed for long.
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Jamaica Hills
Group vies to save hospital's T Building
By Rich Bockmann
About a year after it floated a plan to convert an underused building on its Jamaica Hills campus into supportive housing, Queens Hospital Center is now considering tearing down the T Building, though a group of preservationists wants to see the historic structure stay.
Jamaica man charged with selling bogus Super Bowl tix: DA
ASTORIA — A Jamaica man is one of two suspects each facing more than 200 charges for allegedly selling counterfeit tickets to high-profile football games, including Super Bowl XLVIII, to be played this weekend in New Jersey, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said.
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Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014
St. Albans
Southeast Queens man arrested in beating of gay journalist
By Rich Bockmann
A southeast Queens man was arrested Tuesday following the vicious attack on an award-winning, gay journalist in Midtown Manhattan last week, police said.
Comments (2)
Two women found murdered in Elmhurst apartment
By Bill Parry
The NYPD made a grisly discovery when officers responded to a call from an East Elmhurst home just past midnight Wednesday morning.
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MetroCards sport Super Bowl logo
By Philip Newman
The MTA, joining the excitement leading up to the Super Bowl XLVIII, has come out with special MetroCards decorated with commemorative designs promoting the ultimate football game.
Jump on a subway or LIRR to get to the Super Bowl
By Philip Newman
The MTA, the Port Authority and many other New York regional entities have been working day and night to provide fans headed for the Super Bowl XLVIII Feb. 2 a day to remember.
Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014
Updated: Driver charged with heroin possession in Astoria crash with parked van: Police
By Bill Parry and Christina Santucci
Police charged a 33-year-old man with crashing his van into a parked vehicle in Astoria while allegedly under the influence of heroin and with a suspended license, a spokeswoman for the NYPD said.
Comments (9)
Moving image museum plays ball
By Kevin Zimmerman
Late last week, Flushing resident Saul Zeitlin and his son, Jeremy, 3 1/2, hunkered down on the third floor of the Museum of the Moving Image to get a jump on Super Bowl XLVIII festivities.
Monday, Jan. 27, 2014
Rego Park
$10M bill would fund tracking program for autistic children
By Christina Santucci
A federal lawmaker plans to introduce a $10 million bill to create a voluntary tracking program and expand support services for children with developmental disorders in response to the death of a 14-year-old autistic boy whose remains were found in College Point three months after he ran out of his Long Island City school.
Updated: Man's body recovered from Astoria shore
By Christina Santucci
Authorities pulled the body of an unidentified man from the rocky shoreline of the East River in Astoria Monday morning, a spokeswoman for the NYPD said.
Comments (3)
East Side Access project over budget and late
By Philip Newman
The already long awaited day that Long Island Rail Road trains finally pull into Grand Central Terminal has crept even further into the future along with a higher price tag.
Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014
Rego Park
Hundreds pack Manhattan church for Avonte's funeral
By Christina Santucci
A 14-year-old boy who went missing in October from his Long Island City school was remembered as a courageous child for dealing with autism during his funeral mass in Greenwich Village Saturday morning.
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By Jenny Gillis
Techsploration provides young women with opportunities to explore science, trades and technology
On Wednesday, September 4th, Micmac Mall was pleased to provide a $5,000 donation to a community organization whose mission is to empower young women.
Techsploration was the recipient, an organization providing young women from grades nine to 12 with opportunities to explore science, trades and technology occupations, while creating awareness about the critical role of work in their lives. It also helps young women understand the significance of high school math and science for their future careers while inspiring them to live their dreams, challenge stereotypes and open new doors.


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"[Matt]LeBlanc is the biggest teddy bear on the planet."
Jennifer Aniston
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Teddy Roosevelt
"Promises are only as good as the giant teddy bears they are built upon."
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->''"Where's your will to win, to act like Gunga Din?\\
Through propaganda, propaganda\\
Where's your will to fight, to know what's wrong and right?\\
And propaganda, propaganda"''
-->--'''{{Music/Sparks}}''', "Propaganda"
->''"I learned our government must be strong\\
[[MyCountryRightOrWrong It's always right and never wrong]]\\
Our leaders are [[SleazyPolitician the finest men]]\\
And we elect them again and again"''
-->--'''Tom Paxton''', "What Did You Learn in School Today?"
->'''Employee''': ''You think people will buy this?''\\
'''Dascomb''': ''Why not? This is the BTN. Our job is to report the news, not fabricate it. That's the government's job.''
-->-- ''Film/VForVendetta''
->''"If any question why we died,\\
Tell them, because our fathers lied"''
->''"The surest way to work up a crusade in favor of some good cause is to promise people they will have a chance of maltreating someone. To be able to destroy with good conscience, to be able to behave badly and call your bad behavior '[[MoralMyopia righteous indignation]]' this is the height of psychological luxury, the most delicious of moral treats."''
-->--'''Aldous Huxey''', ''Chrome Yellow'
->''"Right now, there is a whole, an entire generation that never knew anything that didn't come out of this tube! This tube is the Gospel, the ultimate revelation. This tube can make or break presidents, popes, prime ministers. This tube is the most awesome God-damned force in the whole godless world, and woe is us if it ever falls in to the hands of the wrong people. And when the twelfth largest company in the world controls the most awesome God-damned propaganda force in the whole godless world, who knows what shit will be peddled for truth on this network?"''
-->--'''Howard Beale''', ''{{Film/Network}}''
->'''Mulder:''' You can't protect the public by lying to them!\\
'''Cigarette Smoking Man:''' It's done every day.
-->--'''''Series/TheXFiles''''', "F. Emasculata"
->'''Jake:''' What about freedom of the press?\\
'''Weyoun:''' Please tell me you're not that naive.
-->--'''''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine''''', "A Time to Stand"
->'''Warhead:''' The Enemy is ruthless! They are violent!\\
'''Harry:''' Have you ever ''met'' the "Enemy"? You're just spouting propaganda! What you've been ''programmed'' to believe.
-->--'''''Series/StarTrekVoyager''''', "Warhead"
->''"Who are you fighting for anyway? The people? Newsflash! The people hate you! I made sure of that!"''
-->-- '''Bob Barbas''', '''''VideoGame/DMCDevilMayCry'''''
->''"What we need right now is a clear message to the people of this country. This message must be read in every newspaper, heard on every radio, seen on every television. This message must resound throughout the ENTIRE [=InterLink=]! I want this country to realise that we stand on the edge of oblivion! I want every man, woman and child to understand how close we are to chaos! I want [[PunctuatedForEmphasis EVERYONE! To REMEMBER! WHY THEY NEED US!]]"''
-->--'''[[PresidentEvil High Chancellor]] [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Adam Sutler]]''', ''Film/VForVendetta''
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->''"'''freedom:''' A very simple, effective rebuttal for anyone that dares to attack our leader's policies. Additionally, this word [[{{Newspeak}} is a trademark of the leader.]]"''
->''"Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country...We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of...In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons...who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind."''
-->--'''Edward Bernays''', [[WroteTheBook father of public relations]]
->''There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action.''
->''"Politicamente, só existe aquilo que o público sabe que existe."''[[note]]Politically, there exists only what the public knows to exist.[[/note]]
-->--'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' on the foundation of the Secretariado Nacional de Informação (the Portugal propaganda ministry), 1933
->''"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda."''
-->--'''UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush''', Greece, N.Y. 5.24.05
->''"To America's [[{{Othello}} Iago]], Ann Coulter, for rewriting history to suit her own nefarious purposes."''
-->--'''John [=McNally=]''', [[MedalOfDishonor book dedication]] for ''America's Report Card''
->''"The American fascist would prefer not to use violence. His method is to poison the channels of public information. With a fascist the problem is never how best to present the truth to the public but how best to use the news to deceive the public into giving the fascist and his group more money or more power.''
-->--'''Henry A. Wallace'''
->''"It was ''(Dean)'' Acheson who elegantly explained all of the lies that he was obliged to tell Congress and the [[ViewersAreGoldfish ten-minute-attention-spanned]] average American: 'If we did make our points [[MetaphoricallyTrue clearer than truth]], we did not differ from most other educators and could hardly do otherwise...' Thus were two generations of Americans treated by their overlords until, in the end, at the word '[[RedScare communism,]]' there is an orgasmic Pavlovian reflex just as the brain goes dead."''
-->--'''Creator/GoreVidal''' ''Vanity Fair'', 1999
->''"The nationalist myth often implodes with a startling ferocity. It does so after the lies and absurdities that surround it become too hard to sustain. They collapse under their own weight. The contradictions and tortuous refusal to acknowledge the obvious becomes more than a society is able to bear. The collapse is usually followed by [[IRejectYourReality a blanket refusal]], caused by shame or discomfort, to acknowledge or examine the crimes carried out...By the time the British had landed on [[UsefulNotes/TheFalklandsWar the Falklands]] and were rolling over the poorly supplied and ill-clad Argentine soldiers, the Argentine public had retreated into a mythic world that was not unfamiliar to Germans in the last days of the Third Reich. There was no hint in the national press that the Argentine forces were being defeated. It appeared that the British were losing the war. When the Argentine forces surrendered it hit the country like a tidal wave."''
-->--'''Chris Hedges''', ''War is a Force That Gives Us Meaning''
->''"The trick is not to be isolated--if you're isolated, like Winston Smith in ''Literature/NineteenEightyFour'', then sooner or later you're going to break, as he finally broke. That was the point of Orwell's story. In fact, the whole tradition of popular control has been exactly that: to keep people isolated, because if you can [[DivideAndConquer keep them isolated enough]], you can get them to believe anything."''
-->--'''Noam Chomsky'''
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-->-- '''Edward Said''', ''Orientalism''
->''"We need racist stereotypes right now of our enemy in order to encourage our warriors to kill the enemy."''
->''"Earthshock has the unfortunate distinction of airing two weeks before UsefulNotes/{{the Falklands War}} breaks out... its a soberingly problematic moment in British history. Theres not really a way around the sense that the war was, if not wholly motivated by the fact that there would have to be an election soon, at least firmly conducted with one eye on the polls. The Argentinian side -- a fading military dictatorship in desperate need of [[LetNoCrisisGoToWaste a propaganda coup]] -- was certainly no better, but the sudden reversion to raw militaristic jingoism in the UK was genuinely chilling, doubly so because it worked so well in the 1983 general election. Similarly, those inclined to despise RupertMurdoch and ''The Sun'' have little evidence substantially better than the papers war coverage and reflexive support of the Thatcher government.\\\
So to see ''Doctor Who'', two weeks before the war broke out, running a story in which even the Doctor ends up as [[AdrenalineMakeover an action hero]] wrestling a Cyberman and [[ViolenceReallyIsTheAnswer rubbing gold into its chest plate]] before Nyssa guns it down and where the main supporting good guys are just {{space marines}} with [[{{BFG}} big guns]] is... dismaying."''
-->--'''Phil Sandifer''' [[http://www.philipsandifer.com/2012/03/pathetic-bunch-of-tin-soldiers.html on]] ''Series/DoctorWho'' ([[{{Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock}} "Earthshock"]])
->''"''Holy Terror'' is tough for me to wrap my head around, because propaganda is a tricky beast. It requires convincing everyone of the righteousness of your countrys cause, turning your enemy into something other than you, and simplifying matters to an almost absurd level. In World War II, propaganda was easy. There was a clear enemy, notably the Nazis, who had committed clearly hateful crimes. And even then, the otherizing aspect of propaganda gave rise to a metric ton of racism and bigotry, which was nonetheless seen as justified or even acceptable in the face of the atrocities that had been committed...I think that Al-Qaeda is as worthy of being fictionalized and turned into a comic book villain as any other real-life entity, but theres a very fine line to walk there. Without care, you run the risk of portraying Al-Qaeda not as a radical Islamist terrorist organization, but as representative of Muslims as a whole, a factually incorrect position. I personally benefitted greatly from the guidance or teachings of Muslim men and women as I grew up, so Im always wary of conversations that are framed as 'Us versus Them,' where 'Us' is a nebulous notion of '[[AmericaSavesTheDay Americans]]' and 'Them' equates to '[[{{Qurac}} Muslims]],' because that is a false divide."''
-->--'''David Brothers''' on FrankMiller's ''Holy Terror''
->''"On the morning of September 22, fishermen of the fishery station in Rajin-Sonbong city caught a 10cm long white sea cucumber while fishing on the waters off Chongjin. They said the rare white sea cucumber has come to hail the auspicious event of electing Secretary Kim Jong Il as Party General Secretary. Seeing the mysterious natural phenomena, Koreans say Secretary Kim Jong Il is indeed the greatest of great men produced by heaven and that flowers come into bloom to mark the great event."''
-->-- '''[[UsefulNotes/{{NorthKorea}} Korean Central News Agency]]''' (29 Sep 1997)
->''"The dissonance between these two columns, published within ten days of each other, is remarkable... In the first, [[UsefulNotes/GeorgeWBush Bush]] is the Awesome Commander in Chief, Who [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight Throws Concerns about Federalism to the Winds]], Because the People Need Him, and Uses the Super-Duper Awesome Department of Homeland Security to Kick Some Hurricane Ass. In the second, Bush is the Leader whose Sobriety and Wisdom are Demonstrated by His Hesitance to Challenge the Federalist Dispensation Even in An Apparent Crisis, and are Borne Out by [[NeverMyFault the Incompetence of the Department of Homeland Security.]]\\\
It takes both chutzpah and a complete lack of intellectual scruples to be able to make two arguments that are so diametrically opposed to each other in such a short period."''
-->--'''[[http://crookedtimber.org/2008/11/10/amity-shlaes-a-public-service-reminder/ Henry Farrell]]''' on Amity Shlaes
->''"Dmitri Kiselyov, the head of Russia Today, [[UsefulNotes/VladimirPutin Putins]] newly created information agency, and the host, on Sunday nights, of the TV magazine show 'News of the Week,' is a masterly, and unapologetic, purveyor of the Kremlin line. With his theatrical hand gestures and brilliantly insinuating intonation, he tells his viewers that Russia is the only country in the world that can turn the U.S. into 'radioactive dust,' that the anti-gay-propaganda laws are [[HeteronormativeCrusader insufficiently strict]], and that Ukraine [[IRejectYourReality is not a real country]]... As a master of theatrical sarcasm and apocalyptic rhetoric, Kiselyov eclipses BillOReilly, and as a theoretician of conspiracy he shames Radio/GlennBeck. He tells his viewers that, in Ukraine, fascists abound, the U.S. State Department [[TheManBehindTheMan underwrites revolution]], and 'life is not worth a single kopeck.' But he insists, 'The presentation of me as a minister of propaganda [[VillainWithGoodPublicity is itself a form of propaganda.']]"''
-->--''[[http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/08/11/watching-eclipse The New Yorker]]'', "Watching the Eclipse"
->''"Information war is now the main type of war, preparing the way for military action."''
-->--''[[http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/01/putin-russia-tv-113960.html Dmitry Kieselev]]''


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TheStreet) -- U.S. stock futures were rising Wednesday after reports said China might invest in Europe's bailout funds.
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Finance ministers in Europe continue to demand more from Greece before they release $170 billion more of bailout aid. The country is on track to receive further aid, although Greece's creditors canceled a meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday in Brussels because of lack of assurance on whether Greece will stick an austerity plan passed this weekend. The ministers will hold a teleconference instead.
Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has said that China may be able to help Europe through the central bank and its sovereign bailout fund, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Germany's DAX was up 1% while London's FTSE was up 0.2%. Japan's Nikkei Average settled up 2.3% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 2.1%. In U.S. economic data, the Empire State manufacturing index for February came in at 19.53, beating the expectation for 15, according to the consensus by Thomson Reuters, rising from 13.5 in January. At 9:15 a.m., industrial production probably rose 0.1% in January, adding to a 0.4% in the previous month, while capacity utilization probably came in at a reading of 78.2 after 78.1 in the prior month. At 10 a.m., the National Association of Housing Builders releases its housing market index for February, which is expected to edge up to 26 after a reading of 25 in the prior month. The index registered at its best reading in four and a half years this January, stringing together four straight gains. The Federal Reserve releases notes from its last open market committee meeting at 2 p.m. Investors will be looking for any signs of a third round of quantitative easing. Speculation that the Fed will introduce more stimulus may be underpinning some of this year's rally.
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Oldmosis November 09, 2010 12:05 PM F1 » RBR: If we lose, we lose...but we won't manipulate @ blzbub Agree with your comment all the way! The final race is now one NOT to miss. Let's just hope that Red Bull DO let their drivers go for it, and at the same time not take each other off at the first corner... Reply Report abuse 5 agree 0 disagree
Ratchet November 09, 2010 11:17 AM F1 » RBR: If we lose, we lose...but we won't manipulate So what Mateschitz is saying is: we have Bernie's money from the Constructor's title, so if Vettel doesn't win, then neither will Webber..... Still, should be an exciting duel if they are actually free to race... I hope Webber ignores any 'Your engine is hot' calls... Reply Report abuse 20 agree 3 disagree
Ratchet November 08, 2010 11:15 AM F1 » Webber: Title a credit to the team – and drivers' all still to play for Red Bull should let the drivers RACE if there is a chance for both to win the title. If Vettel's engine didn't blow in Korea he would have been leading now. So how can you say they should have backed Webber three or four races ago????? Personally I want Webber to get the title, but I'm not going to wear rose tinted glasses and say he should have been backed so early. This is exactly why the Alonso situation has been such a controversy, simply because at the stage of the season when Massa let him through there was a chance for EVERYONE to win... Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
Ratchet November 07, 2010 6:01 PM F1 » Vettel leads Red Bull 1-2 in Brazil Alonso will sleep soundly tonight... Another performance like that and the title is his... Red Bull have the Constructor's title, but the Number 1 will be on a red car next year... Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
Ratchet November 06, 2010 6:28 PM F1 » Lotus naming mystery deepens as Proton cosies up with Renault @ Greener02: This explains why group Lotus (Proton owned) only let '1Malaysia F1 Team' use the name 'Lotus Racing' for one year, and are now fighting for the rights of the Lotus name. Interestingly, the Renault tie-in is with Lotus Cars, and NOT Team Lotus (As Colin Chapman was worried about if the car side of the business went bust, he could still have a Lotus race team, hence the two names). Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
Ratchet November 06, 2010 5:59 PM F1 » Button blow in Brazilian Q2 I agree that Jenson is simply not as fast as Hamilton. He keeps talking about 'fighting' but when do we see ANY fight in him? Consistant? Yes. Fast? Yes. But ultimately not fast enough, and certainly not a 'racer' in the true sense (in my opinion!) Reply Report abuse 3 agree 0 disagree
Ratchet November 06, 2010 5:19 PM F1 » Hulkenberg takes surprise Brazilian pole Absolutely stunning!! He already had pole, then took another half second off it after everyone else tried and failed!! I was hoping Rubens could stick one in too for a Williams 1-2, but not to be... I don't think his drive for next year will be in doubt now... Good work! Reply Report abuse 3 agree 0 disagree
Ratchet November 05, 2010 2:21 PM F1 » Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos - Friday free practice (1) Well Alonso's car did die on the last lap.... Looks like Petrov may be struggling for a drive next year... Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
Mucking Fuddle December 21, 2009 8:46 AM F1 » Fry 'fascinated' by Button-Hamilton match-up. Hannah, I have to comment on your Top Gear times: Button did a 1.44.7 in the DRY Hamilton did a 1.44.7 in the soaking WET... And the Stig wanted to know how he managed it... 'Nuff said Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
Mucking Fuddle September 15, 2009 11:53 AM F1 » Transcript of meeting between Symonds and FIA investigators The plot, like the gravy, thickens... There's a lot of evasion in there, and we all know what that suggests. Reply Report abuse 11 agree 1 disagree


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Five Families Prove that Sailing is a Family Affair
by Contributing Writers, Posted August 4, 2014Whether it's racing with dad, weekending with a baby or circumnavigating with the whole tribe, these five families are proving that sailing brings them together
John Kretschmer's Darkest Hour at Sea
by John Kretschmer, Posted July 24, 2014Over his three decades of ocean voyaging, author John Kretschmer has been in more than his fair share of heavy weather. In this excerpt from his new book, Sailing a Serious Ocean—Sailboats, Storms, Stories and Lessons Learned from 30 Years at Sea, he looks back at his darkest hour at sea
Paradox: a Modified ORMA 60
by Louay Habib, Posted July 15, 2014Peter Aschenbrenner has been fascinated by high performance trimarans since the mid-1970s. He not only has watched the breed evolve, but has also made three attempts to build a dream boat of his own—a fast cruiser that could sail the oceans with complete autonomy.
Crossing the Atlantic on a Catamaran with the ARC
by Meredith Laitos, Posted July 8, 2014If you catch these cruisers on the other side, while memories of the Atlantic are still fresh in their minds, that's when their sea stories are best, which is why we joined the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers in Rodney Bay, St. Lucia one week before Christmas.
Dream Weavers: How the Jeanneau 64 was Conceived and Produced
by Bill Springer, Posted June 23, 2014Jeanneau's most audacious sailboat design yet began as many artistic endeavors do, with a hand-drawn sketch, in this case on a large sheet of paper in the Philippe Briand design office in London.


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Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday 1 - 4 p.m. (Labor Day - 7/1)
The Sidney Library is offering a series of workshops to help you do some spring cleaning on your home computer. There are also workshops on Microsoft Excel and Introduction to Skype, the video-calling service. Click here to view the complete calendar of classes, and sign up online, by phone (563-1200) or in person at the circulation desk.
Don't forget that the library's Public Computing Center (PCC) has open hours on Mondays from 2-4 and Wednesdays from 11-1. If you have a specific question (how to get an audiobook on your iPhone, how to set up a private board on Pinterest, etc.) we can help!
The musical performance Party of Two, a duo featuring Judy Pitel on vocals and JoAnn Chmielowski on piano/keyboard, has been rescheduled to Sunday 3/1 at 1:30 pm. You can click here to read more about the performance.
Have you heard of the movie Twelve Years a Slave, the Academy Award winning movie that got rave reviews last year when it was released? Now is your chance to see it for free on the big screen. Join us this Sunday 2/22 at 1:30pm in the Smart Community Room, where you can watch this movie set in the 1840's. Get to know Solomon Northup, a free black man from New York, who is abducted and sold into slavery.
Watch the trailer below:
Thanks to the Friends of the Libraries for sponsoring this event.
We are so excited to have Trish Markl of the Wildlife Institute of Eastern NY join us on Saturday 2/21 at 1pm in the Smart Community Room. Ms. Markl will bring large birds such as owls, hawks, and falcons to the library. During her presentation, she will talk about each bird's habitats, behaviors, conservation status, and more. You will get to meet and learn about some amazing birds. Mark this amazing event on your calendar – you won't want to miss it!
This event is for all ages and is free to the public.
Do your children enjoy crafts? Are you looking for something to do during school vacation? The Sidney Library will host a craft event for kids on Friday 2/20 from 1-2pm, where kids can make crafts using buttons.Our library staff will help your child make button bracelets, button bookmarks, or even a button racecar!
The Sidney Library will be closed on Monday 2/17 in observance of Presidents' Day. We will see you when we resume normal hours on Tuesday.
The second special children's event we have during school vacation week is a game day for kids called Get Your Game Face On. Join us on Thursday 2/19 from 2-4pm. We will be hanging out and having some fun on the Wii, playing board games, and will have other activities available too. When you get to the library, come downstairs to our Public Computing Center and get ready to have a good time!
Are you looking for something to do with your kids next week, when schools are on vacation?
The Sidney Library will have a variety of activities for kids next week.The first event is a free showing of the recent kids' movie The Book of Life on Tuesday 2/17 at 1:30pm in the Smart Community Room on the big screen. You can click here to read about the movie, or watch the trailer below.
To see the entire list of events, please check out our Children & Teens page.)
The Sidney Library will open at 1pm today, Monday 2/9.
The snow kept us closed this morning but we have plenty of books and movies available… if you are going a little stir crazy, come visit us and pick out something new to enjoy!


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Town Wide Yard Sale
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Annual Town Meeting
Annual Town Meeting has been scheduled for Monday, May 4, 2015 (and Tuesday, May 5, 2015 if needed), beginning at 7:30 PM and will be held at the Nissitissit Middle School.Articles are due to the Board of Selectmen no later than 2:00 PM on March 12, 2015. -
Annual Spring Election
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Opportunities & Openings: Water System Operator II
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Dog Licenses Available
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'Un-session' requires top to bottom look at laws [UPDATED]
Published 10:49am Thursday, October 24, 2013 Updated 12:50pm Thursday, October 24, 2013In a system where elected officials attempt to demonstrate their value by doing something in response to every request and problem, there are bound to be a lot of bad laws on the books.
So it was refreshing to see that Gov. Mark Dayton has suggested the 2014 Legislature to hold an "un-session" dedicated to clearing old or irrelevant laws from the books. That an un-session would be welcome is indisputable. It would be particularly welcome if the governor could guide lawmakers to truly cut into excess government.
The typical legislative response to almost any perceived problem or crisis is to pass a law. That has been going on for decades, so there are bound to be plenty of useless laws on the books. Indeed, most of them were nearly useless or ill-considered even when new. However, it seems most unlikely that the same lawmakers who recently approved one of the largest expansions of tax policy in state history are going to reverse course and start pruning the books next winter. To make such an effort be more than a publicity stunt would require a top to bottom look at what state government and state laws do — and a comparison to what they ought to do.
We have suggested many times that what Minnesota needs is a prioritization of regulation and government spending. This would require a comprehensive look at what we need government to do, both as to how it regulates people's lives and how it spends their money. We are convinced that such a prioritization would yield a sleeker set of laws, a sleeker government and a better quality of life for most Minnesotans. We doubt, however, that any such bottom-to-top review is what the governor contemplates.
Trimming Minnesota's statutes is a good idea. Just as a gardener prunes entire stems off rose bushes, rather than nipping the tips of a few leaves, an un-session will only work if it comes near to the roots.


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- The Busy World of Richard Scarry Cartoon Episode Guide
- CINAR Animation, Paramount Television, Showtime Networks Inc.
- Cartoon Characters: Mother Cat, Father Cat, Huckle Cat, Sally Cat, Lowly Worm, Miss Molar, Lynnie, Abbot Thomas, Cucumber, Sgt. Murphy, Mr. Fixit, Bananas Gorilla.
- Voice Actors: Keith Knight, Sonja Ball, Tara Meyer, Kim Kuhteubl, Chantal Leblanc-Everett, William Colgate, Susan Roman, Lisa Yamanaka; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Greg Bailey.
- Written By Robert Askin, Bruce Robb, Todd Swift, Richard Scarry.
- First Aired about 1994.
- Originally Aired on Nickelodeon, Nick, Jr. (USA).
- Running Time: 7 minutes.
- Color
- Canada
Cartoon Summary:
Father Cat takes Huckle and Lowly on their first fishing trip hoping it will be as magical as his own.
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Based on the books of Richard Scarry. Each 30-minute episode consisted of three 7-minute cartoons, with two short musical interstitials in between. The show aired on Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. until... (more)
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Takeouts: COBRA at 1 a.m., Chris Henry, Weekend Movies
Friday, December 18, 2009
- Washington Takeout: From Washington, our own Todd Zwillich on why Senators were up at 1 a.m. to vote on extending unemployment insurance and COBRA subsidies.
- Sports Takeout: Ibrahim Abdul-Matin explores what the death of a Cincinnati Bengals player says about young players in the NFL.
- Movie Takeout: Rafer Guzman on what to see this weekend (Avatar) and what to avoid at all costs (Nine).
Takeouts: Debt Ceiling, Scandal Insurance
Thursday, December 17, 2009
- Washington Takeout: Todd Zwillich joins us to describe efforts by Congress to finish the year's work, including raising the nation's debt "ceiling" by a mere $300 billion. (To put the debt ceiling into context, see our previous Debtor Nation numbers segment.)
- Business Takeout: LeConte Moore, managing director at DeWitt Stern Group, is about to offer a new type of insurance to companies who want to protect themselves from a Tiger Woodstype backlash.
Takeouts: Misery Index, Jobs Benefits, Gay Marriage in DC
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
- Business Takeout: Some financial analysts over at Moody's are suggesting that it's time for a new misery index. New York Times finance reporter Louise Story drops by the show to explain the new formula and to calculate how miserable the U.S. economy really is...
- Washington Takeout: Todd Zwillich says the end of the year means crunch time on Capitol Hill - and the House is rushing to get some last minute things done.
- Equality Takeout: Patrick Madden, reporter for WAMU, reports on the D.C. city council's decision to legalize gay marriage ... as long as Congress goes along with it.
Takeouts: Health Care, ORU Hoops and Joe Lieberman
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
- Washington Takeout: Todd Zwillich has the latest from Capitol Hill in the fight for health care reform.
- Sports Takeout: On the day after famous evangelist Oral Roberts died, Ibrahim Abdul-Matin discusses Oral Roberts University's basketball legacy.
- Listener Takeout: Takeaway listeners are talking about fine print at their ATMs, and share some harsh words for Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and his stance on health care.
Takeouts: Lieberman, Christmas Trees, Fed Meeting
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
- Washington Takeout: Todd Zwillich on Senator Joe Lieberman's move to get the Medicare expansion out of the healthcare bill.
- Christmas Takeout: Prof. Gary Chastagner, AKA "Mr. Christmas Tree," may have found a way to keep Christmas trees from shedding.
- Listener Takeout: Wall Street Journal reporter Kelly Evans on what to expect for the dollar from today's scheduled Fed meeting.
Takeouts: Guantanamo to Illinois, MLB Trades, Listeners
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
- Washington Takeout: Todd Zwillich on the announcement from the White House that they'll move some of the detainees from Guantánamo Bay to a maximum-security prison in the "sleepy" town of Thomson, Illinois.
- Sports Takeout: Ibrahim Abdul-Matin on Hideki Matsui's move to the Angels and other MLB trades.
- Listeners' Takeout: We hear from our listeners on their experience with freelance jobs.
This Week's Agenda with Todd Zwillich and Jonathan Marcus
Monday, December 14, 2009
We've uncovered our crystal ball and are peeking into the week ahead with our Washington correspondent, Todd Zwillich, and Jonathan Marcus, BBC diplomatic correspondent. They'll discuss what's next for health care reform in the Senate as Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) throws a wrench into the works ... again; President Obama's meeting with some of the heads of the largest American banks; the continuing climate talks in Copenhagen; and continuing nuclear troubles with Iran. All that and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi getting socked in the face with a statuette.
Health Care and Financial Services Battle Lines
Monday, December 14, 2009
Green Business: The Giant and the Little Guy
Friday, December 11, 2009
Some businesses go green by having bicycle-operated blenders. Others do it by redefining what "acceptable packaging" is for an entire category of retail products. We talk with Sean Meenan, owner of New York's first solar-powered restaurant, Habana Outpost, along with Candace Taylor, director of sustainability for the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart. They share with us the unique challenges and opportunities they each face – as a small business and an enormous one – in staying green, staying afloat, and setting an example for businesses and consumers.
H1N1 Still Active; Vaccine Easier to Find
Friday, December 11, 2009
Federal health officials say that 10,000 people have died due to H1N1 (or "swine flu") since April. To put that number into context, we speak with Dr. Richard Wenzel, infectious disease specialist at Virginia Commonwealth University and immediate past President of the International Society for Infectious Diseases.
2009: The Year in Ideas
Friday, December 11, 2009
On Sunday, our partners at The New York Times will run their ninth annual "Year in Ideas" issue, compiling some of the best (and and most eccentric) ideas that made headlines this year.
Moon-centric-legislation, Twitter-based-revolutions, hybrid car ringtones and zombiefied Jane Austen are all on the table as we speak with Chris Suellentrop, staff editor of the New York Times Magazine.
Takeouts: Heisman Trophy, Movies, Listeners on Princesses
Friday, December 11, 2009
- Sports Takeout: Pablo Torre, reporter with Sports Illustrated, joins us to look at the candidates for this year's Heisman Trophy.
- Movie Takeout: Newsday film critic Rafer Guzman joins us with a look at the films opening on the big screen this weekend.
- Listener Takeout: We hear from our listeners about Disney's "The Princess and the Frog."
TARP Extended; Banks Try to Leave the Program
Friday, December 11, 2009
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner defended his extension of TARP on Thursday, saying it will help fight foreclosures and increase lending for small businesses. But many banks have already paid back the bulk of their TARP money: Bank of America returned the entirety of its bailout funds on Wednesday, and Citigroup is playing catch-up, trying hard to get out from under government ownership by repaying $45 billion of TARP money. We speak with Andrew Ross Sorkin, chief acquisitions and mergers correspondent for The New York Times and author of "Too Big to Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System - and Themselves." We also hear from Richard Bove, an analyst with Rochedale Securities in Lutz, Florida, on whether the paybacks mean the economic crisis is over, or just that banks want out of the program's regulation.
The Controversy Behind Eastwood's "Invictus"
Friday, December 11, 2009
Director Clint Eastwood's latest, "Invictus," opens this weekend. The film shows Nelson Mandela shortly after his release from prison, as a new president working to unite a polarized South Africa by changing the image of the nation's all-white rugby team. Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon star in the film, but South African actors say they should be playing these major roles set in their country.
Takeaway film contributor Rafer Guzman and South African arts and entertainment journalist Nadia Neophytou discuss the convroversy behind "Invictus."
Countering Copenhagen Carbon with Kilns
Friday, December 11, 2009
With luminaries flying in from all over the world, the carbon footprint of the Copenhagen summit had worried the Danish government ...but they've come up with a surprising way of making the summit carbon-neutral. The Danes are contributing about $1 million into a project to replace 20 traditional brick kilns with energy efficient ones, thousands of miles away in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Denmark says the scheme will cut 50,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions a year, offsetting the fuel spent by the 15,000 delegates' flights to Copenhagen. We talk with the BBC's Mark Dummett from Dhaka to find out more about the program.
One Year After Madoff's Arrest
Friday, December 11, 2009
Hard to believe, but it's been one year since Ponzi scheme 'mastermind' Bernie Madoff was arrested for scamming over $50 billion from investors. We thought it'd be the perfect time to check in and see how Madoff's victims and associates are doing, one year after his arrest. Aaron Lucchetti is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal whose latest article says the Madoff sons are having an incredibly hard time finding themsleves new jobs. Cynthia Crane was one of Madoff's many victims; she decided to adapt her story for the theatre in a show titled, "John Denver, Bernie Madoff, and Me."
Takeouts: Bank Bonuses, Editor & Publisher, Listeners on Nobel
Friday, December 11, 2009
- Business Takeout: New York Times finance reporter Louise Story explains why Goldman Sachs is paying its 30 top people bonuses entirely in stock, rather than cash.
- Publishing Takeout: Another blow was dealt to the newspaper industry yesterday when the Nielsen company decided to fold Editor & Publisher magazine. Greg Mitchell, editor of the 125-year-old trade magazine, shares his memories of the paper and his expectations for the industry it leaves behind.
- Listener Takeout: We hear from our listeners about President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize award in Oslo, yesterday.
Five American Muslims Detained In Pakistan
Friday, December 11, 2009
Five young men from Northern Virginia were arrested in Pakistan on Thursday for alleged ties to Muslim militant groups there, and will likely be deported. Just weeks after the Fort Hood shooting, we take a look at these young American Muslims. We're joined by Ibrahim Hooper, the national communications director at the Council on American-Islamic Relations, and Siobhan Gorman, intelligence reporter at the Wall Street Journal, who break down what we know about these five men and report reactions from the Muslim community in Virginia.
This case and possibly others raise enough concerns that it's something the Muslim community wants to deal with. That's why we're planning an outreach campaign to Muslim youth, offering a mainstream perspective on a variety of issues, so that when they go on the Internet and have access to these kinds of extremist viewpoints from overseas, that they have a balancing perspective. I don't think we're seeing this kind of thing develop from something that's said in a mosque in America -- you're seeing it develop from people accessing extremist websites or extremist viewpoints in the international arena.
--Ibrahim Hooper, the national communications director at the Council on American-Islamic Relations
Examining a Tentative Health Care Compromise
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Details of the health care compromise reached by Senate Democrats – which will certainly change as Congressional negotiations grind on – are trickling out. Changes on the table include dropping the contentious 'public option,' and an expansion in Medicare coverage to include people aged 55-64. To discuss this and other aspects of yesterday's deal, we talk with our Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich and Ken Thorpe, chair of the Department of Health Policy at Emory University.
Takeouts: Health Care Reform, Seized Assets on Sale, Princesses
Wednesday, December 09, 2009
- Health Care Reform Takeout: Our own Todd Zwillich describes the balancing act Senate Democrats are performing as they try to move health care reform forward.
- Property Takeout: Denver Post reporter Michael Booth walks us through government-seized assets now on sale from the FDIC.
- Listener Takeout: We hear from you about holiday parties, jobs and why you think Disney princesses aren't the best role models for little girls, no matter their race.


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Hi!!! I have a very very persistent, almost spicy underarm odor coming from my right armpit only. I am female and 39. I do not consume lots of spices. I am in the process of cleansing and am using Oxypowder with pretty good success and have colonics about once a month. I know I need to do a liver flush, but haven't found the easiest way to do this. I work full time, have part time work, a hobby that's heating up for which I am taking classes in 2 weeks. My diet is mostly veges, fruit smoothies and salads and some protein. I do drink 2 cups of coffee in the a.m. and a large glass of iced tea in the afternoon. Occasional white wine. I have been low carbing for more than 8 years. Deodorants and crystals DO NOT help. I'm sure this problem is lymph-related. I notice when I walk out in the sun it seems to go away for a day or so. Unfortunately, I don't have time to walk so much. I'm trying to do it on my lunch hour. I'm trying to make the motions toward working from home so I can have more time to take care of myself properly, but until I get everything in line (about 2 years from now), I've got to continue my fast paced life. I have read about rebounders, but don't have enough room in my small home for even one more thing. I would love to have the time to read Dr. Mercola's book. I wish it were on CD. Does anyone have any suggestions as to herbs and such to help cleanse the lymph?
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TZ Case Cape Buffalo Case
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Category: Comic Books
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NYCC: Daniel Way Talks About "Deadpool," "Secret Invasion"
This September, that loquacious gun for hire is back as a new "Deadpool" ongoing series launches. CBR news spoke with writer Daniel Way about the series which ties into "Secret Invasion" in a major way.
NYCC: DnA talk "Nova" & "Guardians of the Galaxy" tie-ins to "Secret Invasion"
Starting this August, even heroes in the farthest reaches of space will become embroiled in the Skrulls' Invasion of Earth. CBR News spoke with writers DnA about the "Secret Invasion" tie in arcs in "Nova" and "Guardians of the Galaxy."
NYCC: Virgin Comics Announces Grant Morrison Webisodes
At the Virgin Comics panel on Friday, the company's CEO was on hand to talk about Krishna and comics...along with a surprise announcement from Grant Morrison! CBR News was there...
NYCC: Legends Behind the Comic Books
CBR News and a crowd of fans got to spend an early Friday evening asking questions and listening to answers from some of the comic industry's most important elder statesmen (and woman).
NYCC: "Heroes'" Milo Ventimiglia Gives Devil's Due A "Rest"
Milo Ventimiglia (Peter Petrelli on "Heroes") doesn't just play a comic book style super hero on television - now he's creating them as well. We spoke.
Grant Morrison Working With Virgin Comics
CBR reporter George Tramountanas has just blogged one CBR Live! that Grant Morrison will be working with Virgin Comics. CBR will have a full report on the panel later today.
NYCC: DC Nation
CBR was live from the DC Nation panel at New York Comic Con with Geoff Johns, Dan DiDio, Jann Jones, Keith Giffen, Jim Starlin, Justin Gray, Gail Simone and more!
NYCC: Secret Invasion Panel
CBR was live at the New York Comic Con for Marvel's Secret Invasion panel. Discover all the latest skrully goodness from Joe Quesada and a cast of thousands (of skrulls?).
NYCC Exclusive: Simons Talks "Secret Invasion: Thor"
This August, the invading Skrulls will learn to fear the hammer as the three issue "Secret Invasion: Thor" mini-series kicks off. In an exclusive interview, CBR News spoke with editor Warren Simons who revealed to us the writer of the project.
NYCC: Waid and Wacker Talk "Amazing Spider-Man"
The "Amazing Spider-Man" creative team is about to get a little bigger because veteran comics writer Mark Waid has signed on to do an arc of the series. CBR News spoke with Waid and Editor Stephen Wacker about their plans for the Wall- Crawler.
NYCC: Mondo Marvel Panel
CBR was live from NYCC with Peter David, Marc Guggenhem, Dan Slott and Greg Pak and more on all the news announcements and surprises for the months ahead.
NYCC: Minx Panel
DC's Minx Comics panel at NY Comic Con featured previews of upcoming 2008 series, including "Water Baby," "Burnout," and "New York Four."
NYCC: Into the Fray - Hahn talks new "Buffy" arc
We talk to "Buffy: Season 8" asst. editor Sierra Hahn about the upcoming arc "Time of Your Life," in which "Fray" co-creators Joss Whedon and Karl Moline bring Buffy Summers face to face with her distant successor, plus debut the cover to "Buffy" #17.
NYCC: Exclusive "NinjaTown" Preview
CBR News has an exclusive look at some artwork from the first issue of Shawnimals and Devil's Due's new NinjaTown comic book, arriving in June!
NYCC: Kane is Able - Guevara talks "Solomon Kane"
CBR News spoke to artist Mario Guevara about his contribution to Dark Horse's Scott Allie penned reinvention of Robert E. Howard's "Solomon Kane."
NYCC: Broadcast Your Message to the World with CBR's Live Feed
CBR is building time lapse videos of NYCC show traffic all weekend long and we invite you to share your message/comic/whatever with the world!
Comic Book Urban Legends Revelaed #151
Was the cast of "Nextwave" based on the cast of "Scrubs?" Does Jan Duursema have a Jedi Knight based on her? Plus, comic characters based on comic creator Jill Thompson!
CBR Live! is ALIVE!
All weekend long at New York Comic-Con, CBR's on-site staff of contributors will be adding photos, short news bits and anecdotes to CBR Live! from the con floor, as well as the after-hours celebrations!
ALL STAR MORRISON III: Superman
In the third and final part of CBR's series, superstar writer Grant Morrison speaks of his oneness with the Man of Steel in All Star Superman and hints at the possibility of some upcoming All Star one-shots. Oh, and more Seaguy too.
Live at Kirby Plaza
CBR's James Hunt was among those present last night as the London Institute of Contemporary Arts presented "Live at Kirby Plaza," a retrospective on Jack Kirby's career presented by a panel of renowned "Kirbyologists."
Nicieza Navigates DCU's Backstory in "Trinity"
Veteran comic writer Fabian Nicieza is showcasing one of his old favorites, Hawkman, in the early issues of "Trinity," DC's forthcoming year-long, weekly event series. CBR News spole with him about that and much more.
As the "Bizarre New World" Turns
Skipper Martin discusses the future of his hit indie title with CBR News, it's transformation from a series to an OGN to an upcoming anthology, as well as a few hints about what lies beyond his "Bizarre New World."
EXCLUSIVE: "The Hulk" #3 Preview
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "The Hulk" #3 by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness, smashing it's way into comic shops on April 23!
ALL STAR GRANT MORRISON II: Batman
In the second part of a weeklong series, superstar writer Grant Morrison discusses with CBR Bruce Wayne's last stand in "Batman R.I.P." and handicaps three of his possible replacements: Nightwing, Robin and Damian.
STUDIO TOURS: Mike Mayhew
The creator of memorable images for "She-Hulk," "Mystique" and other Marvel titles, Mike Mayhew's work covers Dynamite's "Zorro," in Two Morrows' "Rough Stuff" #8, and the walls of his studio.
Comic Book Resources Announces New York Comic Con Coverage
CBR reveals the details of our wall-to-wall coverage of this weekend's New York Comic Con, including a partnership with Avatar Press, a live video feed and other surprises.
X-POSITION: First Class
Wolverine: First Class writer Fred Van Lente reveals a Shang-Chi mission while X-Men: First Class' Jeff Parker has a beef with Iceman. Plus, lots of Beast love and exclusive artwork in an all-new, first class X- POSITION!
Paul Pope 2089
The venerable Paul Pope speaks in-depth with CBR News about his involvement in DKNY's new line of apparel, as well as Batman, PULPHOPE the future of THB and comics as mainstream art.
OFF TO WAR: Slott & Gage on "Avengers: The Initiative"
Things aren't easy for the heroes of Avengers: The Initiative, with those who pass their exams and survive graduation still having to battle a Skrull Invasion. CBR spoke with writers Dan Slott & Christos Gage about their plans for the book.
EXCLUSIVE: Moon Knight #18 Preview
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of Moon Knight #18 by Mike Benson and Max Mark Texeira, on sale in May and featuring the first full look at the Black Spectre in armor.
ALL STAR GRANT MORRISON I: Final Crisis
In the first part of a weeklong series, writer Grant Morrison discusses with CBR News the finality of "Final Crisis," the fates of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, and teases The Flash, Martian Manhunter and the tie-in specials.
REFLECTIONS: Drew Geraci
The new inker of DC's "Green Lantern Corps" and industry veteran of more titles than can be counted, Drew Geraci speaks to CBR News about his career and the future of inking in an increasingly digital world.
Homing In: Brandon & Postic on "Secret Invasion: Home Invasion"
Marvel's newest character, Kinsey, made her debut in a live-action MySpace video, in which it was revealed her brother's a Skrull! Her adventures continue in the free web comic, "Secret Invasion: Home Invasion."
Van Sciver talks Justice League of America, Darkest Night
Ethan Van Sciver talks about his work on this months "Justice League of America" #20, next summer's highly awaited "Green Lantern: The Blackest Night" and his desire to fix Plastic Man.
EXCLUSIVE: The Perhapanauts #1 Preview
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you an advance look at Todd Dezago and Craig Rosseau's new project, The Perhapanauts #1, featuring a cover by Art Adams.
Marvel Comics Solicitations for July 2008
Marvel has released images and solicitation text for new comics and products on sale in July, 2008, including new issues of "Secret Invasion," "Ultimate Origins" and much more.
Sturges Picks Up the Scarab Running in "Blue Beetle"
Matthew Sturges (Jack of Fables, House of Mystery) steps in to save the day and, more importantly, the scarab as the new writer of DC's Blue Beetle beginning with July's issue #29.
Doug TenNapel's "Monster Zoo" Madness
Wild animals, monsters, and Sam Raimi - all this and more as Doug TenNapel discusses with CBR News his latest graphic novel, Monster Zoo, as well as the challenges of getting Christian comics through Development Hell.
DC Comics Solicitations for July, 2008
DC Comics has released images and solicitation images for new comics and products on sale in July, 2008, including the latest from "Final Crisis," "Trinity" and more.
Advance X-Men Solicitations for July, 2008
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you in advance images and solicitation information for new X-Men comics on sale in July, including "Uncanny X-Men" #500 and "Astonishing X-Men" #25.
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