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Anthony Weiner
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News about Anthony Weiner, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 8, 2013
Weiner Monologues, play that imagines former New York City mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner as a tragic hero of the stage, will make its Off Off Broadway debut next month; script was pieced together from real-life speeches and transcripts by troupe of recent Hunter College graduates. MORE
Oct. 2, 2013
Republican John A Catsimatidis and Democrat Anthony D Weiner are each winners in one statistic in New York mayoral race--in money spent for every losing primary vote; Catsimatidis spent $419 per vote and Weiner spent more than $190 per vote. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Micah Z Kellner, Vito J Lopez, Eliot Spitzer and Anthony D Weiner, all scandal-tarred politicians pursuing improbable comebacks, are denied second chances in city's primaries. MORE
Sep. 12, 2013
Excerpts of Twitter comments about Lawrence O'Donnell's MSNBC interview with New York City mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner. MORE
Sep. 5, 2013
Trailside blog; shouting match ensues at campaign stop in Brooklyn bakery, after man begins hurling insults at Anthony D Weiner and his wife Huma Abedin. MORE
Sep. 4, 2013
Alessandra Stanley The TV Watch column notes final debate between candidates in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary is not dramatic showdown among front-runners; says most of heat and animation comes from the two candidates competing for rock bottom, John C Liu and Anthony D Weiner. MORE
Aug. 30, 2013
Trailside blog; New York City mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner is not only unloved by voters, according to polls, but, increasingly, he is also ignored; at his latest event in Chelsea, he found only two reporters, and one of them wanted to ask about his sinking poll numbers. MORE
Aug. 28, 2013
A new ad from Anthony D. Weiner features the first time he has deployed surrogates — not himself — to make his campaign pitch. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
Anthony D. Weiner's latest advertisement says he would bring down crime but "stop these stops and frisks that look an awful lot like racial profiling." MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Trailside blog; Anthony D Weiner's mother Fran, a retired math teacher, makes her first appearance on the mayoral campaign trail outside of Brooklyn Technical High School, her son's alma mater. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Trailside blog; highlights of New York Democratic mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner's Buzzfeed interview include comments about his therapy, former roommate Jon Stewart and hurt he has caused wife Huma Abedin. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
In his first television ad, "Powerful Voices," mayoral candidate Anthony D. Weiner casts himself as an underdog hounded by the establishment and urges voters to ignore his critics. MORE
Aug. 9, 2013
Repeated polling finds that black voters are far more likely than white voters to view New York City comptroller candidate Eliot Spitzer and mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner favorably; both candidates have made major efforts to reach out to black voters throughout their campaigns. MORE
Aug. 7, 2013
Trailside blog; Republican candidate for New York City mayor George T McDonald shares unfriendly exchange with Democratic candidate Anthony D Weiner during greeting at AARP forum; candidates trade insults after McDonald objects to Weiner patting his back. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Trailside blog; Anthony D Weiner, seeking to deflect attention from the scandal hanging over his run for mayor, puts forward a number of policy ideas, including making police officers on patrol wear miniature cameras. MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
Bill de Blasio, public advocate running for mayor, is drawing new energy and voter interest, now that Anthony D Weiner's campaign has imploded; his platform presents the most sweeping rejection of what New York City has become in past decade; in a city that is endlessly congratulating itself for its modern renaissance, day on the campaign trail with de Blasio is a reminder of unaddressed grievances and glaring disparities. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column contends Anthony Weiner's odd bid for office of New York City mayor is a dark fable with dank truths about politics today; maintains it shows the way in which superficiality trumps substance and fame, rather than a person's accomplishments, is becoming the aim of too many people in politics. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
News analysis; nearly half a century after publication of Philip Roth novel Portnoy's Complaint politics seem to finally be catching up with fiction, with libidinous, self-sabotaging politicians like Anthony Weiner, Bob Filner and Eliot Spitzer causing grimaces among fellow Jews. MORE
Aug. 2, 2013
Clinton aides play overlapping roles as they seek to help Huma Abedin, top Clinton aide and wife of New York mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner, navigate circuslike atmosphere surrounding campaign; top aides also remain steadfast in desire to protect interests of benefactors Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Aug. 2, 2013
Trailside blog; Republican George McDonald, long-shot candidate for New York City mayor, is loudly booed at Queens forum after ridiculing Anthony D Weiner for his online gaffes. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Trailside blog; Anthony D Weiner, revered in far-flung community of Rockaway, Queens, for much of his political career, gets chilly reception at a campaign stop in the neighborhood; hounded by questions about his online sex scandal, he is told by several residents that they view him as unfit for office. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Trailside blog; New York City mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner, hobbled by new scandal about his online indulgences, drops his usual pugnacity in new campaign video. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Barbara Morgan, chief spokeswoman for Anthony D Weiner's embattled campaign for New York City mayor, attacks former campaign intern Olivia Nuzzi in profanity-laced comments during interview; later apologizes to Nuzzi, who had written harshly about her experiences working in Weiner's campaign. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column contends that Anthony D Weiner is a gift to political-scandal survivors, his behavior so outlandish and contemptible that it allows people like Eliot Spitzer and Bill Clinton to act huffy; marvels at Weiner's ability to summon impressive political stamina under jaw-droppingly embarrassing circumstances; concludes that he should quit New York City's mayoral race. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Susan Jacoby asserts that women involved in sexting scandal engulfing New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner are equal participants, not victims, in the arid world of virtual sex. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Political Memo; mental health professionals weigh in on Anthony D Weiner's online behavior, offering explanations that include sex addiction, a mood disorder and feelings of inadequacy; some wonder whether Weiner has discounted the risks to his family, his reputation and his career, or has simply not understood them. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Parade of prominent political figures are calling on Anthony D Weiner to exit the race for New York City mayor, including Dee Dee Myers, a press secretary under President Clinton, and David Axelrod, a former adviser to President Obama. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
Danny Kedem resigns as campaign manager for New York City mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner after learning of Weiner's latest online conduct. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
Ginia Bellafante Big City column argues that Bill de Blasio may be the most intelligent and informed candidate for New York City mayor; adds that, in face of Anthony Weiner's continuing sex scandal, de Blasio has also been most vocal in pressing for return to issues of running city. MORE
Jul. 28, 2013
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column contends Anthony Weiner and his wife Huma Abedin are taking a page out of the Clintons' playbook as they try to weather Weiner's sexting scandal; notes that many of Abedin's friends have expresses concern about her standing by Weiner. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Christine C Quinn, mayoral candidate seen to have her own weaknesses, is making a subtle plea to New York City voters to distinguish herself from all the misbehaving men on political scene; has moved quickly in the past several days to conspicuously distance herself from celebrity transgressors Anthony D Weiner and Eliot Spitzer as her political operation is now realizing that her appeal includes what she has not done, which is hire prostitutes or send lewd self-portraits to strangers. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Trailside blog; illustrator John Cuneo draws widespread adulation across social media for The New Yorker magazine cover depicting Anthony Weiner as alter ego 'Carlos Danger.' MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Anthony D Weiner's mayoral campaign enters dark and chaotic phase as he admits to having explicit online relationships with at least three women since he left Congress; Weiner appears shaken as he faces reporters, and is unable to definitively say how many women have been the target of inappropriate contact. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Trailside blog; Mayor Michael R Bloomberg repeats his vow not to get involved with mayoral campaign when asked by reporters if Anthony D Weiner should drop out of race due to latest revelations that he continued to send lewd messages to women after resigning from Congress. MORE
Jul. 25, 2013
Many women in New York City are baffled as to why Huma Abedin continues to stand behind her husband, mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, despite ongoing revelations that he sent explicit messages to younger women; some speculate that Abedin is willing to endure ordeal because she remains dedicated to getting her husband back into office. MORE
Jul. 25, 2013
Narrative emerges behind racy online conversations that have jeopardized Anthony D Weiner's campaign for mayor of New York City; flirtation began after 22 year-old woman contacted Weiner to express her anger over earlier incidents. MORE
Jul. 25, 2013
Gail Collins Op-Ed column contends political scandal surrounding New York City mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner is no longer funny and has now become sad and depressing; posits if America had a monarchy, perhaps politics would be less about celebrity and would attract fewer needy egos, desperate for the limelight. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Anthony D Weiner's improbable New York mayoral campaign is engulfed by a new scandal involving sexually explicit online messages, imperiling his political resurrection two years after he resigned from Congress over similar behavior; Weiner acknowledges that his habit of sending sexual images and text messages to female fans continued for more than a year after he left Congress. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Editorial urges Anthony Weiner to drop out of New York City mayoral race, in light of his ongoing sexting scandal; contends that how Weiner has addressed scandal speaks to a familiar but repellent pattern of evasion. MORE
Jul. 16, 2013
Trailside blog; Quinnipiac University poll shows Anthony D Weiner and Christine C Quinn remain at the front of the pack among Democratic candidates for mayor, and Eliot Spitzer holds a comfortable lead in the Democratic primary for comptroller; poll suggests scandals might not be weighing down either Weiner or Spitzer. MORE
Jul. 16, 2013
Trailside blog; Campaign Finance Board reports that scandals have been very good business for politics in New York City; former Rep Anthony D Weiner, who resigned in 2011 after scandal involving lewd online behavior, raised robust $829,000 in six weeks after joining mayoral race and Manhattan Borough President Scott M Stringer raked in $110,000 in just four days after Eliot Spitzer jumped into race for comptroller. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
Anthony D Weiner's Twitter scandal and his interfaith marriage could hurt his chances of winning over the ultra-Orthodox community, which has a strict code of moral behavior, as he vies with a field of current and former officeholders to win the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor. MORE
Jul. 14, 2013
News analysis; political analysts say candidacies of Anthony D Weiner for New York City mayor and Eliot Spitzer for city comptroller will provide an unusual test of how women feel about misbehaving male politicians. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Trailside blog; Anthony D Weiner and Eliot Spitzer's mayoral and comptroller campaigns are overshadowing lesser-known candidates, even those running for other offices, like borough president or public advocate. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Michael Powell Gotham column examines puzzling combination of celebrity and machismo that has kept both Anthony D Weiner and Eliot Spitzer in their respective races for mayor and comptroller of New York City; observes that quiet and sensible campaign season has turned into curiosity and the equivalent of a motorcycle hurtling at full throttle down the Bronx River Parkway. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column deplores fresh political bids in New York City by disgraced politicians Eliot Spitzer and Anthony Weiner; holds both are seeking return to spotlight rather than redemption; contends of the two, Weiner's play for mayor is by far more audacious, and more disturbing. MORE
Jul. 6, 2013
Anthony D Weiner expresses hope that voters can let bygones be bygones; asks them to focus on his policy ideas instead of his past indiscretions, as the Democratic mayoral primary draws closer. MORE
Jul. 4, 2013
New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Anthony D Weiner chastises heckler at campaign stop on Upper West Side, saying he will 'not be bullied' by New Yorkers who are unwilling to have civil debate over issues. MORE
Jul. 1, 2013
Lawrence Downes Editorial Observer expresses surprise at front-runner status of Anthony Weiner in New York City's mayoral race. MORE
Jun. 27, 2013
Trailside blog; Republican Joseph J Lhota's cordial relationship with Democratic Party rival Anthony D Weiner in race for mayor's seat is becoming combative as Weiner gains in polls. MORE
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March 11, 2015, Wednesday
A Greek Tragedy With Elements of Danger. Carlos Danger.
A play that imagines Anthony D. Weiner, a former New York City mayoral candidate, as a tragic hero of the stage will make its Off Off Broadway debut next month.
October 8, 2013, Tuesday
Catsimatidis Spent $419 for Each Vote in Primary
John A. Catsimatidis, a Republican, and Anthony D. Weiner, a Democrat, were each winners in one statistic: money spent for every losing primary vote.
October 2, 2013, Wednesday
Identity Politics, in a Brand-New Form
After the mayoral primary, students of New York politics already pronounced identity politics dead. But is it?
September 15, 2013, Sunday
Forgive? No, a Night to Forget for Scandal-Tarred Candidates
Seeking redemption from New York voters, Micah Z. Kellner, Vito J. Lopez, Eliot Spitzer and Anthony D. Weiner were denied second chances on Tuesday night.
September 12, 2013, Thursday
Establishment Assumptions Lose Out in Mayoral Primaries
With the usual alliances out the window, it was an election that helped recast New York City politics.
September 12, 2013, Thursday
I Know You Are, but What Am I?
On Twitter, it was hard to tell who fared worse in Lawrence O'Donnell's interview with Anthony Weiner.
September 12, 2013, Thursday
De Blasio First in Mayoral Primary; Unclear if He Avoids a Runoff
Bill de Blasio held a wide lead in the Democratic primary for New York City mayor. Joseph J. Lhota, the former Metropolitan Transportation Authority chief, won the Republican primary.
September 11, 2013, Wednesday
Luck and a Shrewd Strategy Fueled de Blasio's Ascension
A commercial featuring Bill de Blasio's son transformed the fortunes of a fourth-place campaign and gave the candidate confidence to attack the mayor and the Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactic.
September 11, 2013, Wednesday
Milestones: Anthony D. Weiner
A look back at the achievements and setbacks of the former congressman.
The Caucus | Anthony Weiner's Fate
The Times's Megan Liberman and Michael Barbaro talk about what's ahead for Representative Anthony D. Weiner as he tries to weather a scandal.
TimesCast | Weiner's Constituents
Representative Anthony D. Weiner's New York constituents speak out.
Weiner Admits Inappropriate Behavior
Representative Anthony D. Weiner admitted to sending explicit photos online and said that he will not resign. (Video: MSNBC)
TimesCast | Twitter Trouble
June 1, 2011 - Representative Anthony D. Weiner finds that his sharp voice on Twitter can cut two ways.
Trailer: Hers to Lose
Christine C. Quinn, the longtime front-runner in the New York City mayoral race, lost in the 2013 Democratic primary. This behind-the-scenes documentary captures the final month of her campaign.
In the Running
Articles in this series examine the lives and careers of the major candidates for mayor of New York.
Weiner Votes in Mayoral Primary
Anthony D. Weiner, a Democratic candidate for mayor, voted Tuesday in Manhattan, with his son in tow.
Primary Night in New York City
There were a few glitches, but one way or another, voters managed to make their preferences known in the city.
'Meet the Next Mayor...'
On one hectic day of campaigning, mayoral candidates fanned out across the five boroughs of New York City, chasing votes ahead of Tuesday's primary elections.
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Ogdensburgs sludge could be the key to a high-tech, low-cost energy source that will benefit the city and its taxpayers.
The city of Ogdensburg and Clarkson University in Potsdam are collaborating on a proposed sludge-to-renewable fuel pilot programs debut.
The focus is the citys wastewater treatment plant on Railroad Street from where the city ships over 2,000 tons of sludge annually to the Development Authority of the North Country landfill in Jefferson County at a cost of $39,000, soon to rise to $48,000. Plus, the city spends another $32,000 yearly to press the waste matter to separate water from it.
But a program at Clarksons Center for Advance Material Processing has had success in creating fuel oil and carbons has been successful.
Were part of an experiment, said City Manager John M. Pinkerton, adding that, if successful, it could be a model for other municipal wastewater treatment plants.
Mr. Pinkerton, CAMP Professor of Chemistry and Biomolecular Science Richard E. Partch and Buffalo-based composites manufacturer United Materials are partners in the venture. The goal is to apply for state grant to pay for a reactor set up at the plant that would take the sludge and press it in a super-heated setting. The final result of the process is water, carbon and fuel oil of sufficient grade to heat not only the wastewater treatment plant but also other city buildings.
The water would be returned to the plants system and the carbon given away or sold to companies like United Materials.
The conversion of several types of organics in water medium into fuel oil and/or carbon from which carbon fiber can be made has been one area of research at Clarkson University for several years, Mr. Partch said Thursday. The researchers there have only had available a reactor capable of treating small samples in a batch process under the required pressure and temperature conditions. Their dream of moving the technology into a pilot plant scale continuous reactor has now become a reality and the wastewater treatment plant of the city of Ogdensburg will be the planned location for its inaugural operation.
Renewable energy considerations aside, Mr. Pinkerton also doesnt downplay the prospect of saving the city $80,000 a year.
I dont have to press it, he said. It just flows into the system.
Mr. Partch agreed.
The conversion of the organic material in the wastewater, the reduced need for semi-drying the mass before trucking to a landfill and the dollar value of the fuel oil and carbon produced will be greater than the cost of running the continuous reactor, he said.
The estimated size and cost of a reactor have not been determined, nor are there any guarantees on the availability of state grants.
But Mr. Pinkerton knows how soon he would like to see the pilot program in place.
Optimistically, this time next year, he said.
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This morning Variety reports that Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will be double-teaming the 82nd Academy Awards. Oscar co-producers Bill Mechanic and Adam Shankman didn't waste much time in snagging the duo as we told you yesterday that Ben Stiller and Robert Downey Jr. had turned down the offer to co-host. Martin has the experience of both hosting and having had worked with Shankman in the past on Bringing Down the House. Sounds like two pretty solid hosts but oh, how we do wish that Baldwin were splitting hosting duties with Tracy Morgan.BALDWIN: "Are you excited to be here tonight, Tracy?"MORGAN: "I'm gonna get Oscar pregnant!"BALDWIN: "Ha ha. Now Tracy, stick to the script."MORGAN: "Sure thing, Alec B.. (long pause) I wanna break Helen Mirren's water!!"
Salt International Trailer – Watch more Funny VideosA Russian-dubbed trailer for Salt barged onto the Internet today and I can't understand a f&@%ing word of it. But I have seen Mission: Impossible, The Fugitive, and a couple episodes of Alias so I feel better equipped to explain the plot than many Russians would be able to. Angelina Jolie stars as Evelyn Salt, a sexy spy chick who is accused of being a double-spy by this other spy so she dyes her hair and goes on the run. While trying to clear her good name, she causes some sh*tty traffic on the Queensboro Bridge. Then she changes her name to "Coat" or something. Salt opens in theaters July 23rd, 2010.When you're done pleasuring yourself to the thought of a sexy Russian Angelina Jolie, check out these links… 10 More Helpful Warning Signs (HolyTaco) Phillies Victory Means We Get More Fights (TotalProSports) Totally Awesome Scarecrows (TheChive) Muhammed Biopic Will Prob Get Someone Killed (FilmDrunk) 20 Funniest eBay Auctions of All Time (SuperTremendous) Getting the Most Out of Your Theatergoing Experience (Pajiba) What If Celebrities Became Their Names? (CelebJihad) Most Embarrassing Movies to Watch with Your Parents (Asylum) Jim Nantz Can Now Bang Away (BustedCoverage) The Feminization of Vampire Movies (RegretfulMorning) Choose a Perfect Running Shoe (MadeMan) You Can Sponsor a Sprint Cup Car (AllLeftTurns)
According to Nikki Finke, Oscar asked Ben Stiller and crazy Robert Downey Jr. if they wanted to host his awards show this year as a duo, and the guys gave The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' a duo of middle fingers. Alright, maybe it wasn't quite that harsh, but apparently they did say no. Maybe Adam Shankman, director of this year's ceremony, can still get the guys to hop up on stage and explain to the actors why you never go full retard. My guess is Sean Penn will have a scowl on his puss that could crumble The Kodak Center right then and there.
The nostalgia these movie and TV themed toys conjure up brings a tear to my eye. The burgers and fries were always tasty, but the plastic crap was the reason I screamed and hollered for another trip to the drive thru. Here are 25 favorites from Kathy's Fast Food Toys. I still have the Pizza Hut The Land Before Time hand puppets in a shoe box in my Mom's basement. Which ones are you guys still holding onto for dear life?
Tonight on television you'll find out who's had more work done, the lizard aliens from ABC's V remake or aging lesbian Rod Stewart.CHECK OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMPNOTE: ALL TIMES EASTERN & PACIFIC!!!
Grab your bowl of sugar cereal and pop a squat in front of the computer! Jaroo.com launches today and you can watch all kinds of cartoons on it! According to The Hollywood Reporter: Jaroo launches with 50 TV series and 500 episodes, though it is digitizing its library of 6,000 episodes to ensure fairly rapid growth, said Ken Locker, senior vp digital media. Like Hulu, the Web site features TV shows that can be watched for free. Each 22-minute episode contains up to 90 seconds of commercials that cannot be skipped. But unlike Hulu, Jaroo content, including the commercials, is aimed at kids ages 4-12.4-12 my ass. I think we all know that cartoons transcend age brackets. Especially Inspector Gadget. We here at Screen Junkies were just reminiscing about how waiting for the next episode of Gadget was a true test on our childhood patience. And now all you gotta do is click a button and blond, pigtailed Penny can be yours whenever you desire. Oh Penny, how you stirred up emotions inside of us that we wouldn't understand until many years later…
The grizzly-run media's ploy to lull children into a false sense of security in the presence of bears has advanced a giant leap this morning with the announcement that The Berenstain Bears will be updated for the big screen. USA Today reports that Night At The Museum director Shawn Levy plans to produce a part live action, part CGI feature film based off the characters made popular in the books by Jan and Stan Berenstain. "I'd like the film to be un-ironic about its family connections but have a wry comedic sensibility that isn't oblivious to the fact that they're bears," says Levy in a statement that made me need to open up my dictionary. "The comedy comes from this bear family coexisting in a more recognizably real world." This is how it starts, people. One day your children are giggling at the anthropomorphic bears on-screen as they participate in the father-son sack race, the next they're climbing into a windowless van with Pedobear.
Richard Kelly enjoys the macbre and the mindf**k equally. He brings real emotion to his stories, but he also wants you to think…about what the hell is happening in his twisted narratives. And before you begrudgingly scream out "Southland Tales!" at your computer screen, let's just all take a deep breath and give him a pass on that one. And now all the people that liked Southland Tales are probably screaming at their computer screens, so you should also take a deep breath. We're all friends here.
Throughout his film career, director Roland Emmerich has laid waste to several landmarks and institutions — the White House (twice), the Pentagon, New York City, the Golden Gate Bridge, and John Cusack's credibility. In his new film 2012, he smashes and shakes historic sites across the globe to rubble. But we've finally found a building impervious to his computer-generated destruction. In an early draft of the script, Emmerich was planning to level the Kaaba, one of Islam's holiest sites. He pussied out when his cowriter mentioned that inclusion of the scene would more than likely lead to a fatwa on their heads (first of all, grow some balls and secondly, this movie had a writer?). Naturally the disaster-meister opted to eradicate the Vatican and a group of Buddhist monks instead. When asked whether he feared any kind of retaliation for the script change, Emmerich asked, "What are you gonna do about it, Buddhists? Huh? You gonna cry? Buddhists gonna cry? Huh? Huh? Huh?" (Cinema Blend)
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Things keep getting worse for producers of Terminator: Salvation. Between Christian Bale's blow up, McG's pissing contest with Michael Bay, and the controversy over Moon Bloodgood's handbra, they've received a ton of free press that they couldn't spin into box office gold. Now the Halcyon Holding Group has filed for bankruptcy and is ready to sell the franchise rights to the highest bidder. Apparently all the big studios are lining up to secure the rights. But why? The last two movies were pretty abysmal and The Sarah Connor Chronicles never found the audience it deserved. With Arnie indisposed and special effects breakthroughs having plateaued it's time to face the sad, cold truth. We as a people have to face the fact that killer robots are sooo over. Let us all begrudgingly tear down our Chopping Mall posters and set fire to our I, Robot theater-lobby standees. Today will usher in the age of the friendly (probably farting) robot. But honestly, is there any way to breathe life into Terminator? Preferably one that doesn't involve putting Peter Berg behind the camera? Let us know your thoughts. (The Financial Times)
Thanks to the folks at Bloody Disgusting, we get a sneak peak at George Romero's latest attempt to breathe more life into the zombie horror genre (pun blatantly intended). There's everything you'd expect in the trailer below: zombies, humans, guns, brains, stilted dialogue. We don't watch these films for the breakthrough performances though, we watch them because we feel compelled to on the off chance that something blows our brains out of our skull (oh man the puns are so goooood)! Check out the trailer below and let us know what you think. Is Survival of the Dead going to be better than Land of the Dead?
"I've given you sunlight… I've given you rain…"Michael Jackson's concert film This Is It predictably topped the box office this weekend given that it had zero competition. However the $20mil domestic take was lower than expected. The low number has prompted nervous filmmakers to expand the film's two week limited run until past Thanksgiving. You see? This is what happens when your star refuses to promote the film in any way, shape, or form. (Reuters)
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If you'd like to know absolutely nothing about what's happening on the next and final season of LOST then watch the teaser trailer below. It'll give you so much of nothing that you'll be begging for more nothing. According to E! Online: I'm hearing from Lost sources that every single shot of the first few episodes are so revealing that the producers have convinced ABC to NOT SHOW A SINGLE FRAME before the new season airs. No promo scenes, no photos, no nada! So you will be completely in the dark, but it is for good reason: The twists they're planning are so good, you will WANT to be surprised. Trust me. Your mind gonna go kaplewey. Alright, if the lack of information and footage is because they're readying a twist that's going to turn my world inside out than I'll wait semi-patiently. But if Jenna from 30 Rock from last night has the inside scoop, than apparently the whole thing is Hurley's dream. Watch the teaser after the jump.
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He's played a cannibal, a president, an author, an Englishman, and even a black dude. Now, Sir Anthony Hopkins is in talks to play a Norse Allfather in Kenneth Branagh's Thor. Hopkins is said to be for the role of Odin, father to Thor and his evil adopted brother Loki. We can't think of a better candidate to play the ruler of Asgard. Hopkins has the perfect mix of Gandalf, Santa, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin needed to pull the role off. (Empire)
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Who knew Tony Scott had it in him. According to Variety, Scott has taken a liking to Chippendales, the formal male strippers in bowties, cufflinks, and, a must for any fancy event, leather pants.With a tone similar to the Scott-directed "True Romance," pic will follow the improbable rise and fall of Chippendales creator Steve Banerjee, who went from pumping gas in Culver City to running a high-end nightclub that evolved into Chippendales. After hiring a New York choreographer to polish the all-male dance troupe, Banerjee became wildly rich, as well as unreasonably competitive and paranoid. Banerjee hired a hitman to murder the choreographer when negotiations went sour. After being arrested, Banerjee died in jail awaiting trial.Now that's a Cinderella story if I've ever heard one. Minus the contract killing and all-male dance troupe. In regard to casting, no actors are attached yet, but there's gotta be a part in there somewhere for Denzel Washington. I could show you a photoshopped picture now of Denzel's head on a Chippendale's body, but I'm not gonna 'cause you want it too much.
A blast from the past! A middle school fascination. A reason to "borrow" periodicals from the local Walgreens. Kathy Ireland used to be the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition it girl, and now she dances the mambo on television for charity dollars. Let's hope that money goes to the kids whose fingers bleed as they sew together the items in the Kathy Ireland Worldwide Catalogue.A word from Kathy: "At the moment of conception, life starts."I'm not touching that one with a ten foot pole…Here are some Pro-Licious pics after the jump!
Last night on his late night show, Jimmy Fallon welcomed famed WWF wrestler Hulk Hogan and pop song parody master Weird Al Yankovic. As proof we're not lying, watch Weird Al sing his classic Good Old Days:
Three roommates — a vampire, werewolf, and ghost — stop being polite and start getting real.
The hit British paranormal dramedy Being Human has been picked up for a second season by BBC One. In addition, Syfy has picked up the project and plans to create an American version. For those unfamiliar with the series it tells the story of three twentysomething roommates — one a werewolf, one a vampire, and the third a ghost — and finds out what happens when they stop being polite and start getting real.No writer has been attached but Syfy prez David Howe stressed that Syfy does not intend to "slavishly replicate the British version." Which is showbiz-speak for "We're making a supernatural version of Big Bang Theory." (THR)
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"Every since they were little bitty, I thought, golly, there's something special about these kids," the girls' mom, Vicky Welsch, told the Today show's Kate Snow. Both girls have aspirations of one day competing in the Olympic Games, a dream that they take so seriously, they refuse prize money so they can maintain their amateur status as runners.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- The bill is in for cleanup costs from a rally in Albany against New York's new gun control laws.
Hundreds took part in the February event in West Capitol Park.
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Our NBC affiliate in Albany reports State Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin wrote a letter to the Office of General Services questioning the cleanup cost of $61,000.
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For leaders of village and town governments, the prospect of consolidating is akin to a trip to the dentist, municipal consultant Peter M. Fairweather said during a presentation Thursday at Jefferson Community College.
Its about as enjoyable as getting a root canal. And there are perfectly good reasons to get a root canal, but you should be clear about what those are, Mr. Fairweather, president of Fairweather Consulting of New Paltz, said during a presentation on shared and consolidated services at the 2014 Local Government Conference hosted by the state Tug Hill Commission.
Mr. Fairweather told the audience at the daylong conference that to be successful, municipalities seeking to consolidate and share services must have the following five qualities: clear goals, realistic expectations, good working relationships, sustained leadership and patience.
When he asked how many people in the audience were mulling whether to consolidate governments, about five hands rose in the audience of about 70 people.
Those results reinforced Mr. Fairweathers point that sharing and consolidating services arent popular topics among municipal leaders. The processes almost always involve painful choices, and legitimate cost savings are usually made possible only by personnel cuts that are hard to swallow, he said.
In a lot of communities, when you look at what makes the budget as big as it is, its usually the personnel side. So if youre looking to save money, that means youre probably going to have to cut personnel, Mr. Fairweather said. And if youre in small communities, that may mean somebody you know might eventually lose their job. There are few, if any, painless answers.
Other difficult choices addressed by municipal leaders during a consolidation study might include a village board consenting to be swallowed up by a larger town board, or a village police department being taken over by a town department or county sheriffs department, he said.
Joint committees with village and town leaders that are exploring consolidation must have dedicated members who are willing to commit themselves to what is often a long, arduous process that may take years to achieve results, Mr. Fairweather said.
Establishing a small committee, with perhaps three to eight members, that is committed to reaching a successful outcome is critical, he said. Often a consolidation study might take one year for a consulting firm to finish, but it could take additional years of planning for a joint committee to agree on a successful outcome.
There needs to be a core group in the community that can bring people to the table and dont mind getting screamed at a little bit, because its a highly emotional situation, Mr. Fairweather said. You need to build community support for any recommendations that come out of the process.
Dean A. Erck, a member of the village of Alexandria Bay Planning Board, asked Mr. Fairweather whether dissolution could be a negative move for villages that have a lot of debt.
If your village has a lot of debt that it took on for water improvement projects and they dissolve, the way I understand it would be that all of the debt load that I have as a resident cant be given to the town, Mr. Erck said. I have to keep it as a resident of the village to pay for that water improvement plan. So basically, Im giving away the revenue stream but keeping all the bills. Is that correct?
Mr. Fairweather said that in such a case, a dissolution plan likely would call for the creation of a special taxing district in which former village residents would continue to pay the debt for former village services.
But [the town] would enjoy the revenue stream from those services, and we would still pay that debt load, correct? Mr. Erck asked.
That is correct, Mr. Fairweather said. But the other thing, dont forget, is that they is us, too, if the village dissolves.
In February, the village and town of Alexandria hosted a long-planned shared services workshop in which board members discussed ways to streamline local governments. Constraints on municipal finances have added a sense of urgency to discussions between the parties, which are ongoing.
According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the village of Alexandria Bay had a population of 1,078. The townwide population, which includes village residents, was 4,061.
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Mike Horn: Pangaea Expedition 2008-2012
The South African adventurer Mike Horn plans to cover 100,000 kilometers in four years with his sailing boat "Pangaea." Pangaea is the ancient Greek expression for "Whole World" and refers to the state of the earth 250 million years ago, before the individual continents drifted apart. The goal of this expedition is to cover the seven continents of our globe and all of its different features such as deserts, oceans, and polar landscapes without using any man-made power devices. As companions, Mike Horn wants young adventurers to accompany him to whom he can pass on his passion for discovering our planet. The Pangaea expedition is therefore governed by the philosophy "More respect for the environment and a sustainable future for our planet."
The sailing boat "Pangaea" is equiped with a Katadyn PowerSurvivor 160E plus a PowerSurvivor 40E serving as a backup desalinator. A portable Katadyn Pocket water filter will supply the young explorers with safe drinking water wherever they are. In addition, Mike Horn has stocked over 50 kilograms of Trek'n Eat products, including 15 kilograms of Peronin Vanilla, for the first lap of his expedition.
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NORFOLK A North Lawrence woman faces burglary and weapons charges in connection with two alleged thefts from homes in the town of Norfolk last summer.
Kathleen M. Morgan, 28, is accused of stealing four handguns, state police Investigator Darin C. Chartrand said Wednesday. The alleged thefts were reported Aug. 31 and Sept. 5, according to state police records.
Mrs. Morgan was charged with two counts of second-degree burglary, four counts of fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property worth more than $1,000 and four counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, all felonies.
Investigator Chartrand said he did not know the exact value of the guns.
Mrs. Morgan was arrested at 8:40 a.m. Tuesday in Massena. Following arraignment in St. Lawrence County Court, she was committed to the county jail, Canton, without bail.
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The 5-year old injured Saturday in the wreck that claimed his father has been released from Johnson City Medical Center. Ayden Bryce Redman was picked up by his mother
and other family during the weekend after treatment for injuries sustained in late morning wreck just east of Boone. His father, 29-year old William Carlisle Redman of West Jefferson, was found dead in the car, Ayden still in his child restraint seat behind his father. The State Patrol spent much of Saturday afternoon and Sunday trying to determine what caused a father's vehicle to cross from south-bound 421, through the median, across both north-bound lanes, then slam squarely into the guardrail, the impact flipping the vehicle. Witnesses told State Trooper Kirk Suttle that the vehicle slammed into the guardrail and rolled over onto its top before landing 70 feet down the steep embankment, coming to rest on its top. Eventually, a wrecker had to pull the vehicle up the steep embankment in order to retrieve the body. Trooper Suttle said Sunday it may take an autopsy to determine whether the Phillips Gap man had some sort of attack or health issue that might have caused the wreck, and he marveled that the vehicle struck no other, in spite of the extremely heavy inbound traffic for the ASU homecoming game. His initial report indicated that airbags did not deploy and that Redmond was wearing his seat belt and the child was properly restrained in his child seat.
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SPEEDING - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed JohnPaul J. Tebo, 19, of Norwood for speed in zone (45/30) at 2:19 a.m. Friday on Sandstone Drive.
ONE INJURED - POTSDAM - Canton-based state police investigated a two-vehicle personal injury accident at 11:31 a.m. Friday on Route 11, near County Route 35, in the town of Potsdam. Troopers said the vehicles were operated by Mark G. Robertson, 50, of Potsdam and Madalyn Jane Griffin, 18, of Canton. Potsdam Rescue responded to the accident scene, where one injury was reported.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENT - INDIAN LAKE - Indian-based state police investigated a property damage accident at 2:37 p.m. Friday on state Route 28, near Lavergne Road, in the town of Indian Lake. Troopers said the vehicle was operated by David T. Britt, 64, of Potsdam.
UNAUTHORIZED USE - POTSDAM - Four Brasher Falls men were charged with unauthorized use of anothers license after police investigated a report that a group of individuals were throwing snowballs at a house on Main Street.
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WRONG WAY - POTSDAM - Village police ticketed Bridget M. Wight, 20, of Canton for driving the wrong way down a one way street at 11:36 p.m. Saturday on Hamilton Street.
ONE INJURED - WESTVILLE - Malone-based state police said one person was injured in an accident at 12:22 p.m. Saturday on state Route 37, near the Mary OReilly Road, in the town of Westville. Troopers said the vehicle was operated by Cynthia J. Maldonado, 21, of Malone.
ONE INJURED - ST. REGIS FALLS - Massena-based state police said one person was injured in an accident at 12:39 p.m. Saturday on state Route 458, near Days Mill Road, in the town of Waverly. Troopers said the vehicle was operated by Kevin D. Talcott, 40, of Potsdam.
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■ Francis W. Jarvis, 26, of Massena at 10:12 p.m. Saturday on state Route 37, near County Route 21, in the town of Westville.
■ Adam J. Widener, 18, of Canton and Kayla P. Viau, 22, of North Lawrence were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 1:44 p.m. on Flat Rock Road, near County Route 34, in the town of Potsdam.
■ Carlene M. McCargar, 55, of Potsdam and Timothy J. Orologio, 58, of Norwood were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 1:02 p.m. on Route 11, near the Potsdam-Morley Road, in the town of Potsdam.
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■ Keith T. Randall, 56, of Potsdam and Anne M. Snell, 33, of Potsdam were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 12:24 p.m. on Pumpkin Hill Road, near Birch Road, in the town of Parishville.
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TJB Hall of Fame: Matt Snell & Emerson Boozer
It's with great pride that I get to close out our 2010 Class of TJB Hall of Fame inductees with a pair of running backs that were integral to the success of the Jets during the team's golden age. While Joe Namath's name shone brightest during that era, the team's many accomplishments could not have been possible if not for the dedication of two men born in Georgia, Fullback Matt Snell and Halfback Emerson Boozer.
During their 19 years of service in New York, Boozer and Snell combined for 9,420 rushing yards, 95 rushing & receiving touchdowns, as well as 332 receptions for 2.863 yards totaling a whopping 12,283 line of scrimmage yards between 1966 and 1975. The two were one of the great backfield pairings of the Jets, not just because of power and speed, but because of their will and determination to win and the two are often mentioned together reverently among Jets fans, so we thought it appropriate to induct them together.
Forging the Trail
For the many trails blazed by Matt Snell during his time with the Jets, there's no more symbolically appropriate position than the one actually played during his career. As a fullback of the 60s and 70s, Snell forged the way with powerful blocks for halfbacks like Boozer & Mathis, and drove for hard yards. In all his years Snell averaged over four yards per carry just four times, but that was the game of the era: bruising and physical and predicated on running the ball. For the Jets, Snell was the heart of the offense.
Even after his career ended, Snell continued his pioneering ways as the very first athlete to be featured in the Miller Lite retired athlete commercials of the 70s and 80s.
While the Jets fan base was being built during his early days as an AFL player, Matt Snell had two key roles in that development, not only did his choice of the Jets help strengthen the fans resolve, but he worked to build Shea Stadium during his summer vacations from college, helping to create the Jets fan base two times over during his career.
Snell was a three year starter at Ohio State and was considered the epitome of a team player during his time as a Buckeye. As a sophomore, Snell played right fullback (a role responsible for blocking for LFB Bob Ferguson and LHB Paul Warfield), then as defensive end the next year, and then finally as a senior Snell was the featured fullback in the offense. That year, Snell won the team's MVP and was an object of the Giants draft affections, and was drafted by the Giants in the fourth round of the 1964 NFL Draft.
Never missing an opportunity to create headlines, new Jets owner Sonny Werblin sought to make his first big splash by drafting the powerful Ohio State fullback Matt Snell in the first round of the AFL Draft, thereby allowing the Jets to offer Snell a significantly better contract.
"Sonny Werblin thought enough of me, after drafting me number one to come out to Ohio State himself to try and convince me that the AFL was sound, it was solid," said Snell in an interview for NFL Films. "I decided I wanted to play ball and I could play right away [with the Jets]. Everyone considered the AFL inferior … I didn't think that."
It was a strike by the upstart AFL over the more established NFL and it helped to energize the Jets fan base in New York. The Giants wanted Matt Snell for their team badly, and to see Snell choose the Jets over the more renowned Giants was a symbolic moment for the Jets and maybe just as important, for their fans. It was a win for the Jets, but it was also a move that only sought to embolden Werblin to get even more aggressive the next year, in which the team drafted Joe Namath.
As a rookie, the bruising 220 pound Snell proved Werblin's gamble right, with a Jets record 180 yards against the Houston Oilers, and in running away with the AFL Rookie of the Year honors with over 1300 yards (945 on the ground) from scrimmage and six touchdowns. Of course, that honor was another preceding moment for the following year's Rookie of the Year, Joe Namath.
Snell's crowning moment of his career came in the third AFL-NFL World Championship (AKA Super Bowl III) game, when the Jets played the 1968 NFL Champion Baltimore Colts. While much of the nation firmly believed that the Colts were the superior team – and Joe Namath took the all the headlines with his guarantee talk and MVP honors – it was Snell who on badly injured knees, kept the Colts defense on the field as the heart of the Jets ball-control offense during the 16-7 upset of the Colts. Snell was a key element in winning, and on a larger scale, his presence allowed the Jets to become the first AFL team to win a Super Bowl, thereby solidifying the AFL's place in the professional football landscape.
In addition to putting the ball in position to set up three Jim Turner field goals to put the game away in the second half, Snell carried the ball 30 times (a record in a Super Bowl record 121 yards at the time) and in the second quarter, went 4 yards around the left end to score the Jets' first score and only touchdown in Super Bowl history. Like everything in Snell's career, he was a pioneer finding the end zone for the Jets in the Super Bowl, now he's just patiently waiting for someone else to follow his path …
No Second Fiddle
For all the ground and pound that Matt Snell showed during his career, the smaller Emerson Boozer was his elusive complement during the early days, but was just as gritty a player by the end. While he was a quick player, Boozer didn't just get by on his speed alone. He was dedicated preparer, knowing that the hard work of football began long before the start of the season – a key to his longevity in the league. Boozer was also a bone-jarring blocker, known league wide for his ability to not only take, but to give a hit whether in pass protection or in the running game.
Boozer played collegiately at Maryland State College now UM Eastern Shore, one of the few schools that offered him a scholarship (and who just inducted him into their Hall of Fame) and when it came time to play in the pros it was the last year of separate drafts between the AFL & NFL. Boozer was drafted in the sixth round by the Jets over the Steelers seventh round selection and just like Snell, he joined the AFL and played his whole career with the Jets.
At the time the Jets drafted him, the team needed a halfback for coach Weeb Ewbank to pair with Matt Snell, the team's entrenched fullback. While a rookie, Boozer played as a halfback, and he totaled five rushing touchdowns in platoon duty with veteran Bill Mathis.
Encouraged by his first year, Boozer worked even harder to become the starter in 1967, the year the Jets laid the foundation for their famous 1968 season. With Matt Snell injured, the Jets used Boozer as a focal point of the Jets rushing game. Boozer became a name in the larger football community, known for his ability to break and elude tackles as well as his "second-gear" to break long gains. Boozer's slippery style drew comparisons to Gale Sayers – impressive company to keep.
Like Sayers, Boozer's speed was fleeting, even for him to hold onto. During the first half of the 1967 season, Boozer stunned the world with 13 touchdowns from scrimmage in eight games, and with ten rushing touchdowns halfway through the season, it was assumed the halfback would break the league record. Sadly though, in a game against Kansas City, Boozer suffered a knee injury that completely changed the course of his career. Despite playing just half that year, Boozer still led the AFL in rushing touchdowns for the season, a testament to the type of year that could have been.
After the injury, Boozer was no longer the same speed merchant he was earlier, but Boozer's work ethic proved what an asset he was to the team over the remainder of his career. Boozer re-invented himself and became a goal-line option for the Jets, and coach Chuck Knox guided Boozer into a new role, riding a new trend in football as a pass blocking back. As a blocker for Snell and Namath, Boozer was part of 1968 and 1969 teams that lost just seven games in two years and won the Super Bowl title.
During the famous game against the Colts, it was Boozer (along with Winston Hill) who cleared the way for Matt Snell's touchdown run. Asked last year about that game, Boozer replied that it wasn't the flash of the game he remembered. "I remember the grunt work," Boozer told NBC Sports. "Very tough yardage we were grinding out the way we were very capable of doing. That team could hold the ball for long periods … we could hold the ball for a long time. And that's what we needed to do against Baltimore – establish our dominance with the run."
Boozer's blocking and grunt work was a key element in the game plan that day for Snell's domination of the Colts, and ultimately for the victory. That plan wouldn't have worked without Boozer's determination to make it work.
Later in his career, Namath used Boozer more as a third-down pass catcher in 1970, and in 1971, with Snell injured again, Boozer had a career high in carries. In 1972, the Jets rated the top offense in football and Boozer's ability to block and score near the goal line was an invaluable part, Boozer led the NFL in rushing touchdowns (11) for most of the year before injuries ended his season after 11 games. Boozer also scored the first regular-season over-time touchdown in NFL history on a short pass from Joe Namath in 1974 to beat the rival Giants, sparking a 6 game winning streak after a dismal 1-7 start to that season.
While he was known initally for his speed, Boozer will be remembered as a determined player who made the most of the opportunities given to him, culminating in a remarkable career, beyond touchdown totals or stats. It was his efforts away from the ball, in acting unselfishly for his teammates. that Emerson Boozer helped the Jets to reach the ultimate prize and is why he is a true example of what we value for the TJB Hall of Fame.


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Note: First Rounder Brady Skjei Scored Last Night
At Hockey's Future they preview the University of Minnesota season and writes of Skjei "The Lakeville, MN native is part of a stellar freshman class for Minnesota this season and is one of the nation's best incoming freshman rearguards this season. He is noted for his superb skating and hockey sense. As Guentzel explains, Skjei will bring many great things to the team."
Skjei also had an assist and was a plus one. He was also one of the stars of the game.
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The first annual Fine Arts Festival hosted by White Hart Woods in West Jefferson is looking for entries.The festival is set for July 21 and 22. Pieces will be judged by Turchin Center curator Hank Foreman, according to coordinator Raney Rogers. There are spaces for booths and places to hang paintings. It's the perfect venue, according to Rogers.
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COPENHAGEN (MarketWatch) — European stock markets moved broadly lower in thin Friday trading, after U.S. policy makers remained stymied over a budget deal but left the door open to further negotiations aimed at averting the so-called fiscal cliff.
The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -1.22% fell 0.7% to close at 278.78, and closed out the week 0.8% lower. Banks were among the benchmark's major decliners in Friday's trading.
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Jeannie Wyatt talks about how the 2008 crisis hasn't shaken her firm's faith in a traditional approach to investing, among other topics.
U.S. stocks also traded lower on Wall Street. Read more in Market Snapshot.
"Focus today will remain on U.S. budget negotiations, and the market will be quite sensitive to news flow regarding the fiscal cliff," analysts at Danske Bank said.
"However, as a small deal will probably not tackle the debt ceiling, political uncertainty is set to remain high next year," they wrote in a note. "Hence a small deal just before deadline is not likely to cause big relief in the market."
Among the banks pulling back to cap off the holiday-shortened European trading week, shares of Banco de Sabadell SA SAB, -2.26% moved down 3%, BNP Paribas SA BNP, -2.11% shed 2.5% and Deutsche Bank AG DBK, -1.94% DB, -0.68% lost 1%.
Shares of troubled Spanish lender Bankia SA BKIA, -1.33% slumped 27%, after the technical advisory committee of Spain's main stock-market index, the IBEX-35, decided Thursday to exclude the bank from the index effective at year-end. Spain said earlier this week that Bankia has a negative value of 4.15 billion euros ($5.47 billion).
The IBEX 35 index IBEX, -1.50% retreated 1.8% to 8,131 in Madrid and was down 1.9% on the week. Friday marked the last trading day of the year for the index, with the benchmark dropping 5.1% on the year, but gaining 2.5% on the month and 5.5% on a quarterly basis.
On a more positive note, shares of Porsche Automobil Holding SE PAH3, -3.49% climbed 6.3%, after a U.S. court dismissed a lawsuit by 26 hedge funds seeking more than $1.4 billion in damages in relation to a failed attempt to take over Volkswagen AG VOW, +1.42% in 2008.
Broadly, stocks were weighed upon by concerns that U.S. lawmakers and the White House won't agree on a budget deal in time to avert automatic spending cuts and tax hikes slated to take effect in the New Year. That would send the U.S. economy over the so-called fiscal cliff.
President Barack Obama has called congressional leaders to the White House later Friday in what might be a final attempt to hammer out a deal before the cliff deadline. Obama will make a new, scaled-back offer in a bid to avoid the cliff, Bloomberg News reported. See: Obama to offer scaled-back budget package: report.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — President Barack Obama is expected to show some new-found swagger at his State of the Union speech on Tuesday to press for issues favored by the coalition of women, youth and minorities that swept him to victory in November.
In what is expected to be a toned-down version of a victory speech, business interests will be relegated to the sidelines, analysts said. Obama will address the Congress at 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
Industry victories and defeats, and the corresponding stock price moves, will be relegated to the vagaries of federal regulation, rather than Congress, experts said.
"This is the year of regulation, not legislation," said Ethan Siegal, founder of the Washington Exchange, a firm that monitors Washington for Wall Street.
For instance, bank regulation is expected to plod along, with the same intense behind-the-scenes lobbying by industry and cautious regulators keeping progress an a glacial pace.
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The holiday season is one firmly ensconced in the tradition of exchanging gifts. To address storage issues, some families choose to make charitable donations of some of their past holiday finery in preparation for the arrival of new gifts and goodies.
The average person has many belongings he or she may not need. According to the Self Storage Association, there are 2.3 billion square feet designated to self-storage space in the United States, and one out of every 10 households in the country rents a unit. Many financial analysts say that the self-storage industry is essentially recession-proof. That's because once a person moves items into storage, they're not likely to move it out soon.
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Much as you would decorate the home or shop for fancy holiday clothing, you can set aside a day for sorting through infrequently used items and preparing them for donation. Doing so can teach children the benefits of generosity, which often goes hand-in-hand with the season.
There are certain organizations that gather used or new toys and other items to give to the less fortunate. Begin with churches and synagogues and inquire if they sponsor or host a collection program. Schools also may hold item swaps to help raise money for parent-teacher associations or to donate to charities.
If you cannot find an organization that serves as the middleman for donations, take it upon yourself to solicit safe houses, hospitals, veteran groups and more to see if they will accept your items.
Encourage family members to give back while gifting as well. While one or two new items will be appreciated, you may want to specify that donations to charities that you support, or helping to fund extracurricular activities, is your preference.
Once clutter has been removed, use this opportunity to install new closet organizers, storage bins, shelving, and any other methods of organization that you prefer. Sort and categorize existing toys and items so that new ones can be added.
When donating items, bring the kids along so they can see how their former toys and books will be put to use by other children who may not have the same advantages. It will serve as a good lesson and may help children walk away with a heartwarming experience.