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Mary J. Blige’s Amazing Rendition of the National Anthem at Game 6 of the World Series

November 5, 2009

ShareThis was by far the best rendition of the National Anthem that I’ve ever seen live.

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Undercover Cops Chase Down Suspect on 14th Street

July 17, 2009

ShareAs I heard tires squeal and turned just in time to see a minivan come to a screeching halt on the east on the westbound side of 14th St, my first thought was, “oh no, not another struck pedestrian“. That thought quickly subsided as a swarm of plain clothes cops gathered around and took [...]

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NYC Spends $1 Million on Typewriters for NYPD, Technology Surrenders

July 16, 2009

ShareI’ve lauded Bloomberg in the past for his forward thinking initiatives such as GreeNYC and 311, but this is just inexcusable.
Not only did the City spend nearly $1 million on typewriters this past year, some of the models they bought retail for up to $649 apiece! You can buy a computer for $649.
Not [...]

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Exit Strategy: iPhone App tells you where to get on so you’re where you need to be when you get off

July 7, 2009

ShareIf you’ve ever taken the subway somewhere only to find out that you were at the front of the train and needed to exit at the back of the train, fret no more.
Taking the 1 train uptown to 28th street? Get on right behind the middle conductor. Need to transfer to the L at Union [...]

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Mayor Bloomberg Stole My 311 on Twitter Idea!

July 7, 2009

ShareWhat I am about to tell you will expose such a fascinating series of events that one can only conclude that it cannot possibly be the result of coincidence but of an intentional cover up perpetrated by the City of New York and Mayor Bloomberg himself!
I must caution you, if you have a weak [...]

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Why it’s time for Mayor Bloomberg to get NYC 311 on Twitter

June 18, 2009

ShareDuring Bloomberg’s last two administrations he has spearheaded some very bold initiatives. From the Smoke-Free Air Act of 2008, which at the time was pretty well blasted as a horrible idea but has since made bars, restaurants and offices much more palatable to be in for non-smokers and smokers alike to the GreeNYC Initiative which [...]

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