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Posts Tagged 'Greenwich Village'
Ham on Rye
October 7, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
Some years ago, a friend who works in real estate let me see the Greenwich Village apartment that had belonged to John Barrymore; I had read about it and was thrilled to see the interior. Today its rent is beyond the reach of most mortals, but even when Barrymore moved there, in 1917, the building had a distinct bohemian chic—it had been remodeled by the architect Josephine Wright Chapman. Still, the nineteenth-century row house was modest by matinee-idol standards. Barrymore took the place while he was appearing on Broadway in Hamlet. He was not yet considered tragic or ridiculous or a parody of himself, though he was on the way.
To the modern eye, the light-filled studio with its window seat, skylight, and fireplace are magical enough, even with a tiny bedroom and no real kitchen—indeed, this sort of adds to the charm. Up a narrow ladder, on the roof, was a hut that Barrymore had built: a single weatherproofed room with a vaulted ceiling. The playwright Paul Rudnick rented the studio in the 1980s, and as he wrote in the New Yorker, he was "smitten." Read More »
Paranormal Activity
August 20, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
James's writings about New York disclose, more than anything, an anger, quite unlike any other anger in James, at what has been lost to him, what has been done, in the name of commerce and material progress, to a place he once knew. It is not an ordinary anger at the destruction of beauty and familiarity; it is much stranger and more complex than that, and it deserves a great deal of attention.
That's from Colm Tóibín's introduction to The New York Stories of Henry James. It's a great primer on the writer's hometown ambivalence—a quite explicable turn of events when one considers that any visit to the Village would have brought James face to face with the death of childhood, with constant overhaul, Mammon, and rampant sexuality on nearly every block. And with bad food, to boot.
On a constitutional in Washington Square Park today, my thoughts turned to James—they generally do, when I see the intact row houses fronting the park. (Well, James and NYU.) The man titled a novella after it—even if, as a friend recently pointed out, Washington Square gives less sense of the neighborhood than of interiority. (He's said to have modeled the Sloper residence on memories of his grandmother's. And if you want to see that brought to life, take a tour of the Merchant's House Museum, one of the small treasures of the city, listed on any compendium of NYC's haunted spaces.)
Perhaps my favorite of James's New York stories is "The Jolly Corner." Like The Turn of the Screw, it is a ghost story and more than that. It concerns a man returning to his empty childhood home, which is about to be subdivided into apartments. Read More »
Goodnight House?
July 29, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
The optimists among us may think we're okay: the world will sort itself out, the climate will stabilize, young people will always read and dream and give us hope for the future. And yet, sometimes you see something so objectively depressing that it's hard not to feel we're doomed. Case in point: 121 Charles Street, in Manhattan, also known as Cobble Court.
The property, an eighteenth-century farmhouse, is noteworthy for its charm—it's surrounded by a pretty yard on a picturesque Greenwich Village street. Peep through the fence and you can see the little white birdhouse made in the larger house's image. Not original to the neighborhood, in 1967, it was moved from York Ave. and 71st Street to avoid demolition.
Horribly enough, it is imperiled again: a broker recently listed it as a "development site" for $20 million. Quoth they,
ERG Property Advisors is pleased to exclusively offer for sale a West Village development site located at 121 Charles Street on the corner of Charles and Greenwich. The property is directly situated in arguably the most desirable enclave in all of Manhattan, the West Village. The property's corner location benefits from significant frontage along both Charles and Greenwich Street … creating tremendous street presence. The property consists of a 4,868 square foot corner lot in the Greenwich Village Historic District. The offering would allow a developer or user to execute a wide variety of potential visions, from boutique condominiums, apartments or a one-of-a-kind townhouse.
Letter from Greenwich Village: Plan B
November 5, 2012 | by Brian Cullman
A young Mitt Romney type in J. Crew stood on the corner of Christopher and Hudson streets, thermos in hand, offering passersby cups of coffee, two dollars a cup. People just gave him looks.
Mostly, people were neighborly. Hudson Bagels handed out day-old bagels. Garber's Hardware, who had a generator, put out power strips for people to charge their phones and offered Pepperidge Farm cookies and coffee (no two dollar donation required).
People shared candles and batteries and food and offered neighbors hot showers. (No, not in that way. Although ... well, maybe.)
Ghost River
January 23, 2012 | by Will Hunt
Not long ago, I read an article about archaeologists in Greenland who discovered that plants growing above an ancient Norse ruin possessed slightly different chemistry from plants growing nearby. I was taken with the idea that the energy of a forgotten structure, invisible and buried deep underground, may percolate upwards to leave subtle impressions on the surface. It was this that came to mind recently when I discovered Minetta Brook, a hidden stream that flows beneath the streets of Greenwich Village.
I had learned of the stream from an 1865 map of Manhattan, drawn by an engineer named Egbert Ludovicus Viele, which showed marshlands, rivers, and streams crisscrossing the island beneath an overlay of the city's grid. The map, which is still used today by engineers, showed Minetta Brook beginning as two branches, one originating from a spring at Fifth Avenue and Twentieth Street, the other from a marsh near Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth Street. They met near Twelfth Street, then flowed south down Fifth Avenue, through Washington Square Park, before emptying into the Hudson River at Charlton Street. According to the historian John Fiske, the brook, in the seventeenth century, had been a favorite fishing spot for the Lenape and the Dutch: "a clear swift brook abounding in trout." By the early nineteenth century, it had disappeared from maps, buried beneath the streets, forgotten. Or perhaps not. There were stories floating around about basements of older buildings in the Village with grates in the floor, through which you could see the stream flowing. I wanted to listen to the stream, smell the water, dip my fingers in, maybe even take a small sip. Wouldn't that be something. And so I decided to retrace the path of Minetta Brook, going door-to-door, asking everyone I met about the stream that flowed beneath their building. Read More »
Pronoun Trouble
January 17, 2012 | by Caleb Crain
Elizabeth Bishop was a painter as well as a poet, and the paintings that she left to her partner Alice Methfessel, who died in 2009, are now being sold. I've been to see the paintings a couple of times: last winter in the office of James S. Jaffe Rare Books, and a few weeks ago in the Tibor de Nagy Gallery.
The paintings are quiet. Some are domestic still lifes, including pansies in a wicker basket, a candelabra on a table, a tea set, and a doll-like lover asleep in bed. Others feature vernacular architecture: a Greenwich Village apartment building of ivy-covered brick, a wooden church in Key West, a county courthouse grand in the way of the nineteenth-century South. Most are in watercolor and gouache on vellum paper, whose delicate translucence no reproduction quite captures; lines are sometimes drawn in ink or pencil. Bishop didn't have a steady or a precise hand, but her eye for color was fine, and she understood how to make the most of patterns, such as the radiations of a palm leaf, the stripes of a comforter cover, or the palings of a fence. She also had a Walker Evans–ish appreciation of the way that words, when they appear in the world as things, can seem both monumental and silly. The county courthouse is childishly labeled as such on a gable. On a street near a cemetery, each of five tombstones leaning against a shack reads "FOR SALE."
The choice of subject and the modesty of style suggest that the paintings were for Bishop a personal matter. She usually signed them, when she signed them at all, with her initials or just her first name. Read More »


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Davis is one guy who the Musketeers need to get back on track on the offensive end of the court. After a hot start that saw him score in double figures in five out of his first six games, Davis has reached double-digits just once in his last five games - a 10 point effort against Kent State. He just needs to go back to the drawing board and tweak a few things. This team needs him to score, and he's capable of doing so. Part of it is just being more assertive. Against Wofford he only attempted four shots, finishing 1-for-4 with five points. Golden is the Vols leading score at 13.2 points per game, and the main cog in their offense. He not only scores it well, but he's also great at creating for his teammates with one of the highest assist rates in the country. He's strong and athletic, and will require Xavier to play good team defense to keep him out of the lane. If they can get him to settle for jumpers, they'll be fine as he's a poor shooter from the outside.
Moderate Edge Tennessee
Semaj Christon Fr (6-3, 187) vs Skylar McBee So (6-3, 195)
Christon seemed to curb his cramp problems, at least temporarily, in the Wofford game, but he had some struggles on the offensive end, mainly at the free-throw line. He was 5-of-9 from the field with 10 points, and while he had some struggles getting to the rim at times and just seemed out of sync, his main issue was his 0-for-5 performance at the charity stripe. He did dish out eight assists and played well defensively, but this Xavier team is relying on their freshman star, and they'll need more production from him offensively if they're going to pull of this upset on the road. McBee is a one trick pony on the offensive end. He scores over 80 percent of his points from beyond the arc, and he's not shy at all about letting it fly. He's only shooting 32.8 percent on the year from beyond the arc, but he was a 39 percent shooter from three last year, and he's had a few big games where he's been "on" this season. Xavier can't fall asleep or lose him, as he's the one that could help the Vols get some quick separation in a game that figures to be low-scoring and ugly.
Moderate Edge Xavier
Justin Martin So (6-6, 205) vs Josh Richardson So (6-6, 188)
While it doesn't seem to be bothering him at all, Martin hasn't played well since the hard fall in the Vanderbilt game that kept him out three days later against Kent State. He returned against Cincinnati, but found himself in foul trouble, and then was ineffective against Wofford. Before that point he was the most consistent player on Xavier's roster. It hasn't been a terrible or long slump yet, and who knows what impact the concussion and missing a game has had on his recent struggles, but the Musketeers need him to return to his pre-fall form as soon as possible. This is a matchup that Xavier really needs to win. Richardson is inconsistent, and Martin is certainly capable of helping spark this offense with his ability to hit shots and offensive rebound. If he gives the Musketeers a boost, this game becomes more interesting. Richardson has only scored in double figures three times this season, but he is coming off of his best performance of the year, with 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting to go with five rebounds and a block in the win over Western Carolina.
Slight Edge Xavier
Isaiah Philmore Jr (6-7, 225) vs Kenny Hall Sr (6-9, 230)
The Musketeers simply need more from Philmore. His minutes had picked up, but his production has not, and as a result he saw just 17 minutes in the Wofford game. He's rebounded the ball at a high-rate, but he's one of the more capable scorers on this roster and the team needs him to produce more on offense. He's had success when he's been physical and aggressive inside, instead of floating and waiting for open jump shots. The Musketeers are going to have their work cut out for them inside. Hall isn't a great offensive player, but he's big and provides an inside presence on defense and the glass. He's coming off a solid effort against Western Carolina, in which he scored 9 points and grabbed 13 boards in just 20 minutes of action with two assists, a steal and a block.
Slight Edge Tennessee
Travis Taylor Sr (6-8, 216) vs Jarnell Stokes So (6-8, 270)
Taylor was great against Wofford. The quality and size of Wofford's bigs likely had a lot to do with his success, but he was unstoppable in the first half on the block. In the second half the Terriers negated him by doubling down every time he got a touch. If Taylor can find a way to replicate that type of performance on the road at Tennessee against bigger and better post players, it'd be a huge statement by the senior. At the very least, Xavier needs Taylor to help slow down Tennessee's bigs on the defensive end and keep them off of the offensive glass. Stokes is the type of big, physically imposing post player that has really given Xavier trouble on both ends this year. He's a very talented player that made an instant impact last year as a freshman, and has really improved on the defensive end this year. This is going to be a really difficult matchup for the Muskies as Stokes is fairly athletic with good feet and skill around the basket, plus he's extremely physical and strong. He scores through contact with regularity thanks to his powerful build.
Moderate Edge Tennessee
Xavier Bench vs Tennessee Bench
Redford rebounded from the rough Shootout nicely by hitting some huge threes at the end of the Wofford game. He's really the only one that can be relied on for any type of points off of the bench at this point. Stenger has been playing more minutes of late, and until one of him, Robinson or Philmore get it going, they'll all three probably continue to rotate fairly evenly. Jordan McRae is a good sixth man with some serious scoring pop for the Vols. He averages 10.5 points per game, and is a threat to go for 15-20 on any given night. He's scored in double figures in each of his last three games. The Vols don't have much offensively after that. Yemi Makanjuola, a 6-9 sophomore center, helps eat some minute and use some fouls inside, and then a pair of young wings in 6-6 junior D'montre Edwards and 6-5 freshman Quinton Chievous see limited minutes.
Slight Edge Tennessee
This game is bound to be low-scoring and ugly. Tennessee beats it's opponents with physical defense, making it hard to score. On the other end of the court, they don't shoot it particularly well and they don't have a whole lot of offensive talent. If Xavier is willing to come out and match the intensity and focus needed to stay in a game like this on the road, they'll stay close into the second half and have a chance to win. The question right now is who will score the ball for Xavier outside of Semaj? No one has really stepped up and proven that they can be relied on consistently over the course of the season. The Musketeers will need to hit some shots on offense, they'll need to play with energy and toughness on defense and they'll have to get a few bounces to go their way if they want to pull off this upset on the road.
Score Prediction: Tennessee 58 Xavier 52

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Loyd Star splits with SalemPublished 12:22pm Friday, November 15, 2013
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Junior guard Caleb Yarborough pumped in 19 points, six steals and seven assists to lead three players in double-figures as the Loyd Star Hornets crushed the Salem Wildcats 60-46 in basketball action Thursday night at Loyd Star gymnasium.
In the girls' game, the Salem Lady Wildcats handed the Lady Hornets their first loss of the season with a 45-40 victory.
Loyd Star returns to action Tuesday as they prepare to host the Bogue Chitto Bobcats for four games. Junior varsity action tips off at 4 p.m., followed by the varsity games at 6 and 7:30 p.m.
Salem 45, Loyd Star 40
The Lady Hornets (2-1) and Lady Wildcats battled hard in a back-and-forth contest as Salem managed to take a 20-17 lead into halftime. In the second half, both teams continue their tough physical bout as the Lady Wildcats held on for the win.
Marcie Given and Megan Givens were the offensive leaders for the Lady Hornets with 10 points and four rebounds apiece. Jordan Shelby ruled the boards for Loyd Star with 10 rebounds and chipped in six points.
"The girls played hard and hustled all night," said Loyd Star coach Gene "Moochie" Britt. "Salem has a very good team and they controlled the boards really well against us. Overall, we need to continue improving to get better and limit our turnovers."
Markeria Butler paced the Lady Wildcats' offense with 14 points. Alandra Coleman and Ariel Fortenberry contributed 10 points each.
Loyd Star 60, Salem 46
The Loyd Star Hornets (2-0) came out strong and took control of the contest from the start and coasted to the finish line over Salem.
Edrick Alsworth was the second leading scorer for the Hornets with 17 points. Brad Jasper added 15 points and blocked six shots. Ethan Newman and Alsworth were the leaders on the boards with six rebounds apiece.
"Glad to get the win," said Britt. "We started the game off strong and continued to play hard. Overall, it was a great team effort against a good Salem squad."
Austin Fazande and Robert Tibbs were the top scorers for the Wildcats with 15 points apiece.


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Skip to comments.DJIA Positive @ Close 8/16/07
Posted on 08/16/2007 1:00:37 PM PDT by abb
What a wild and wacky ride!
We can call this the "Dead 'Rat Bounce"..............
This is just nuts. 350 point swings don't make for happy financial industry workers.
Look at the volume chart. Heaviest volume on the upside late in the day. Good sign.
LOL. Looks like it's gonna print just barely in the green.
How come CNN's business page is still showing the Dow down 300+ points?
Does this mean we are NOT all going to die?
Nope. Ain't gonna hold. Just barely in the red.
..I don't think so....a dead cat bounce is usually a rally from the start....used to be a broker many moons ago and rarely saw a 343 point turn around....much more difficult to ascertain......more like S&P yield is way up now, short covering.....stocks like Washington Mutual now have yields of 7% or so......that is a deal......
It just doesn't sound as dramatic
There's been an awful lot of doom and gloom reported on the FR (and shared by some Freepers).
Looks like, around 3 pm, those who didn't believe the hype decided to pick up some bargains.
Massive short covering in the financials and a "melt-up".
That's OK, they get paid rather well.
I wonder how many cancelled vacations?
CNN's not gonna like this...
Because they're Clymers.
The Plunge Control Team had to delay their weekend one more day.
S & P gonna be green. I'll take it.
we wanted a total economic meltdown....
*liberal pundit heads exploding*
CNN has been placed in the Cosmic Deep Freeze until they pay up.
Market's reacting to Jenna Bush's engagement.
If the Fed makes an emergency cut many don't want to be left short. Much of this was an attempt to pull cash out and get liquid. Am hearing that end of day move was heavy short covering. Tomorrow should be a good day for longs but get ready to move on a dime.
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Because they are journalist losers pulling hard for the failure of America?
HPQ beats estimates...up after hours
The "adults" are in the Hamptons...the adolescents have been trading this market for the past few weeks. Wait for some significant upside when the adults return after Labor Day.
Glenn Beck was saying this morning that he had been hearing about a lot of big buys occuring in recent days at around 3:00 PM.
It's something anyway. I hope we're nearing the bottom...
Out of FAX paper for the Democrat Talking Points memo or the FAX line is down between CNN and the DNC.
I've told myself a number of years in a row to bow out of the market before the last week of July and jump back in the 3rd week of August.
But I never listen to what I say. I'm in for the long haul and still have 20 more years.(maybe)
Well, this is all very good for "Wall Street" but what about "Main Street?" Are they really benefiting? \sarcasm
Everything was on sale.. dud you miss the rush?
Interesting. This might be a case of wealth going back to its "rightful owners".....
All that volume at the end is encouraging. People were buying even as the price was rising.
dud == did
(stupid fingers)
Always remember...emotion is a contrarian indicator
Believe this if you want, but I had pulled up the Schwab page 15 minutes before the close and almost pulled the trigger. But I didn't. I think the lows will prolly be tested again soon.
As close to a hammer as you can get.
Good news, however, it will take a week or so to confirm the bottom.
This has been a strange selloff. What you'd call the climax volume day happened quite awhile back. Then we retraced 50% with fairly decent accumulation, sold off again and eventually made a triple bottom, then just poked thru that on relatively low volume. It looked more like a lack of buying than selling.
I just don't look at my 401K when the market is down. It's not going to change anything checking the balance.
Is that like saying, "the market went up because there was more buying than selling."?
Insana pontificating now on CNBC. He's so full chit.
full *of* chit.
It's like saying that people were willing to continue buying even at the higher price. Rising prices and rising volume at the end of the day indicated pent-up demand. Tomorrow should be a good day.
Maybe he lost his a$$ in the financials' short squeeze, especially if he shorted late. LOL
I was just funnin' you...:)
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Korbel's prize student, Condi Rice, has been locked in a dream the past two years—the dream of her latest mentor, George W. Bush, who declared in January 2005, in his Second Inaugural Address, that, since freedom is God's gift to humanity, the main goal of American foreign policy will be to unshackle that gift, to spread freedom and abolish tyranny "in all the world."
It was the following month that Rice canceled her trip to Egypt, and five months later that she delivered her speech at American University. Read in the light of all the disastrous developments since, it's a relic of stunning innocence. Here are some excerpts:
The day is coming when the promises of a fully free and democratic world, once thought impossible, will … seem inevitable. … There are those who say that democracy leads to chaos, or conflict, or terror. In fact, the opposite is true. … Ladies and Gentlemen: Across the Middle East today, millions of citizens are voicing their aspirations for liberty and for democracy ... [and] demanding freedom for themselves and democracy for their countries. To these courageous men and women, I say today: All free nations will stand with you as you secure the blessings of your own liberty.
She can almost be forgiven for sounding like the Western capitalist equivalent of a Trotskyist. The winter of 2004-05 was a heady time: the Rose Revolution in ex-Soviet Georgia, the Orange Revolution in Ukraine, the Cedar Revolution in Lebanon, the free elections in Iraq. Freedom seemed "on the march," as President Bush exclaimed.
But by the spring or summer, the march had sputtered to a crawl, then dissolved into a spat. Popular elections without democratic institutions merely reflected—then hardened—social and ethnic divisions. New democratic governments, without the political legitimacy or economic support to mend those divisions, dwindled into anarchy or fell back on authoritarianism.
To a student of history, as Rice surely is, none of this should have been surprising. A student of history turned maker of policy should have taken steps to prop up the hopeful developments instead of merely touting them as the inexorable dialectics of History. Democracy is worth supporting and promoting; to do so is a vital element of a democratic nation's foreign policy. But a policy, even one designed to change the world, must start out with the world as it is.
Hosni Mubarak is hardly an admirable figure, but it's not hard to see why he viewed Rice's 2005 Cairo speech as not only an affront but a delusion. Now, two years later, when the prospects for democracy seem so less bright—and after some democratic elections have produced results so grim—it's not hard to see why Rice herself has taken refuge in the old, albeit uninspiring, verities.


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In June 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Kelo v. New London that local governments may force property owners to sell out and to make way for private economic development, even if the property is not blighted. In response, many states have passed legislation and proposed amendments to their state constitutions to block this unprecedented government assault on the rights of property owners.
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Neither the ball-handling slipups nor Cassondra Boston's slower night mattered as the unrelenting dominance by Emporia junior reserve post player Alli Volkens and three career-altering 3-pointers from freshman Rachel Hanf propelled the Hornets to a 65-53 win Friday night in the NCAA Division II championship at St. Joseph Civic Arena.
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We stayed here for 3 nights. We were passing through and needed a place to stay for a few days. It was a cheap place with Passport America. The park staff is nice, the seasonal residents are very friendly. The highway noise was loud day and night! The place was very active on the weekend but quiet times were observed. WiFi was very good. TV antenna reception was good. The transient sites were out in an open field with a little lake. No picnic table or fire ring. We would stay here again if passing through the area because it was cheap and the park was easy to navigate. - RunAroundSue
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I only rated it an 8 because they only have 30amp This is a Passport America Pk where we stayed overnight for $15.52 with tax. It's not a bad park, decent gravel sites with nicely cut grass, 30A, FHU, good WIFI, clean friendly park friendly staff. The park does have a lot of permanent sites in front section that you need to go through to get to the back where the 20 long pullthru sites are. The permanent section with lots of trees is like in most parks in the Midwest where they have a lot of people that leave their trailers here all summer or yr around & come for weekends etc during summer months. That area looked ok, clean. The row in the back for overnight & short term has only a few trees. Sites are long & decent width, fine for big rigs with slides, they are only 30A but are FHU clean grass was cut, no problem leveling out. We were on site #1 which was easy to level an end site. Out my front window I can see part of a small nice clean lake that had boat rentals also. Past the lake I can see the main road but don't hear it once inside. Don't know about the bathhouse as we always use our own. I was actually surprised that this is a nice park as the other day when I was looking for a place for tonight & on the some of the recent reviews didn't sound good can't figure out what they had to complain about it is a decent place for overnight or even a few nights & we would stay here again if in the area. - 2GermanAmericans
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- #1,037 in Assets
- #1,743 in Market value
Foncière des Régions SA owns, operates and manages real estate properties. It designs simple and innovative real estate solutions. The company operates through following segments: France Offices: office property assets located in France, Italy Offices: office and commercial property assets located in Italy, Service Sector: service sector premises in the hotel, retail and health sectors held by Foncière des Murs, Residential: housing units in France and Germany held by Foncière Développement Logements, Logistics: warehouses and other business premises held by Foncière Europe Logistique, Car Parks: parking facilities owned outright or leased by Urbis Park, and related business activities. Foncière des Régions was founded on December 2, 1963 and is headquartered in Metz, France. More »
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