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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Jim Morrison film "When You' re Strange" by Tom DiCillio, Suzannah on politics art music and Jim
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aaz1e40K2Ic
A young man, an employee from Angelika on Houston Street asked me to stop filming but the clip I got of the director Tom DiCilio is terrific. He is articulate and smart. He even has a Jim Morrison look.
I have been answering questions from all over the world about this film and all I can say is I wish I could have had you all there with me to share the experience.
Of course I had to get in to New York politics and being an artist and having freedom of expression.
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Pedro Espada finds himself in another law suit!!! posted by Suzannah B. Troy
Pedro Espada is in big trouble and here comes the second big bomb to drop on him courtesy of Andrew Cuomo.
I am glad. Pedro Espada acts like he is a thug and like he has watched The Godfather way too many times.
I am just angry it took so long for him to get busted and it is almost interesting to watch him continue to deny everything and of course blame Andrew Cuomo when there is only one person to blame.
Meanwhile the man bringing the charges State Attorney General Cuomo is a fund raiser for himself at The Waldorf Astoria. He has not officially declared he is running for anything but the odds are high if Cuomo runs for Governor he will win.
...posted by Suzannah B. Troy
I am glad. Pedro Espada acts like he is a thug and like he has watched The Godfather way too many times.
I am just angry it took so long for him to get busted and it is almost interesting to watch him continue to deny everything and of course blame Andrew Cuomo when there is only one person to blame.
Meanwhile the man bringing the charges State Attorney General Cuomo is a fund raiser for himself at The Waldorf Astoria. He has not officially declared he is running for anything but the odds are high if Cuomo runs for Governor he will win.
...posted by Suzannah B. Troy
New York will have jurisdiction over the Laura Garza case post by Suzannah B. Troy
New York will have jurisdiction over the Laura Garza case
Call 1-800-577-TIPS (8477); Text "TIP577" (plus your message) to "CRIMES" ( 274637); Submit Internet Tips
Anyone who may have seen or had contact with Mele in or around Scranton, PA is asked to contact New York State Police at 845 344-5300 or Pennsylvania State Police at 570 963-3156.
Someone had to see something, know something about this murder and also about Michael Melee and they need to come forward.
The police seem to believe she was killed else where although her body was found in PA near Scranton.
Laura Garza's remains sent to Albany for autopsy. Very, very sad. Heartbreaking.
WSJ Blog coverage Spitzer film & hey is the NY State budget balanced yet? Tribeca Film Festival posted by Suzannah B. Troy
http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2010/04/27/tff-2010-alex-gibney-on-his-trio-of-tribeca-documentaries/
Before we talk about the film festival -- I do have a question for our accidental gov. David Patterson....Has Albany balanced the budget yet? April 1st, April Fools day was the day Albany was suppose to close the 9 billion dollar deficit.
There are enough articles on Eliot Spitzer being interviewed and he kids himself his need to be with prostitutes in no way caused harm to others that they placing his name under the word "denial" in the dictionary....hello Eliot, how about your family and the people of New York?
Anyway, never a dull moment at the Tribeca Film Festival!!!!
Before we talk about the film festival -- I do have a question for our accidental gov. David Patterson....Has Albany balanced the budget yet? April 1st, April Fools day was the day Albany was suppose to close the 9 billion dollar deficit.
There are enough articles on Eliot Spitzer being interviewed and he kids himself his need to be with prostitutes in no way caused harm to others that they placing his name under the word "denial" in the dictionary....hello Eliot, how about your family and the people of New York?
Anyway, never a dull moment at the Tribeca Film Festival!!!!
Director Alex Gibney on Eliot Spitzer, ‘Casino Jack,’ and ‘Freakonomics’
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Morrison Hotel Gallery will be having a Joel Brodsky Auction to raise money for American Diabetes Foundation
May 20th is the date so check back to their website for more info closer to May 20.
They always have cool thangs going on anyway and amazing photos from the 1960's.
http://www.morrisonhotelgallery.com/gallery/default.aspx?galleryID=6
They always have cool thangs going on anyway and amazing photos from the 1960's.
http://www.morrisonhotelgallery.com/gallery/default.aspx?galleryID=6
NYPD turns out in force for eviction Williamsburg Brooklyn post by Suzannah B. Troy
The turn out of NYPD was huge. The only NYPD that did not show up were helicopters, sharp shooters, german shepards and heavy artillery what I witnessed for the Hells Angels raid.
This was a huge turn out and it turned out to be a single African American older man, blind who finally came out handcuffed and escorted to a waiting ambulance instead of a paddy wagon.
Apparently he was resisting the idea of being evicted from where he had squatted for aprox. 2 years. Many people commented they recognized him and they had seem him walking around the neighborhood earlier. He also had friends standing talking with the police.
People made jokes perhaps a certain group wants to build yet another condo here.
It was Metropolitan just below Berry in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Suzannah B. Troy falls in love w/ Jaz who is Havenese
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/havanese.htm
Jaz is a petite Havense and he is so loving!!!! Ssshhhh don't tell my cats!!!!!!!
Jaz is a petite Havense and he is so loving!!!! Ssshhhh don't tell my cats!!!!!!!
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Heartbreak for Laura Garza's family and probe
The New York Daily News does a follow-up piece on Laura Garza and the on going investigation.
The New York Daily News has done outstanding work even writing an article when many papers seemed to have forgotten about her being missing.
The New York Daily News has done outstanding work even writing an article when many papers seemed to have forgotten about her being missing.
Anyone who may have seen or had contact with Mele in or around Scranton, PA is asked to contact New York State Police at 845 344-5300 or Pennsylvania State Police at 570 963-3156.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial on GS getting grilled
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704471204575210131211954768.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_AboveLEFTTop
There is a stand out quote by a woman making an analogy to gambling and the house winning but folks I am not a subscriber and I don't have the paper with me......
There is a stand out quote by a woman making an analogy to gambling and the house winning but folks I am not a subscriber and I don't have the paper with me......
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Tribeca Film Festival "The Lottery"
http://www.tribecafilm.com/filmguide/lottery-film30183.html
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/charter_kids_star_R2cC5LBohezWjVJzYrIEYJ
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/charter_kids_star_R2cC5LBohezWjVJzYrIEYJ
Hugo Tale-Yax, homeless hero stabbed to death to be buried in Guatemala
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/homeless_hero_pals_rite_tuff_5YdJm9SzzHqIXY40eL1fUO?CMP=OTC-rss&FEEDNAME=
I do not understand why not one person called 911 but simply walked past this brave man that rescued a woman from being stabbed to death. Read the story and also note 100 chipped in to return his body home to Guatemala.
Call 1-800-577-TIPS (8477); Text "TIP577" (plus your message) to "CRIMES" ( 274637); Submit Internet Tips
I do not understand why not one person called 911 but simply walked past this brave man that rescued a woman from being stabbed to death. Read the story and also note 100 chipped in to return his body home to Guatemala.
Call 1-800-577-TIPS (8477); Text "TIP577" (plus your message) to "CRIMES" ( 274637); Submit Internet Tips
Rally against Wall St. Fat Cats banksters trashed economy April 29
To concerned citizens,
The banksters and Wall Street fat cats trashed our economy. Now they're spending millions to lobby against commonsense reforms and consumer protections.
It's time to show these corporate greedmongers that the people have had enough. This Thursday, let's take our outrage to the streets!
Stand up to Wall Street!
WHAT: March and rally for an economy that works for all of us, not just Wall Street.
WHEN: April 29. Assemble at 3:30 p.m., march and rally begin at 4 p.m.
WHERE: Downtown New York City, next to City Hall Park (Enter at Broadway and Chambers St.). Sign up on our Web site to let us know if you can join the protest!
They took billions in taxpayer bailout money. They paid themselves multimillion-dollar bonuses and salaries for profits reaped from the predatory and speculative behavior that led to the crisis.
And, shamelessly, they're now spending millions on lobbyists in Washington, D.C., to try to kill regulations that would help prevent another crisis.
Enough is enough! Sign up and join the protest!
If you can't make it, you can still take action.
Thank you for all you do.
Rick, Angela and Glenn
Public Citizen's Online Action Team
letters on behalf of our Vets traumatized struggling The NY Times
post by Suzannah B. Troy
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/28/opinion/l28army.html
Feeling Warehoused in Army Trauma Care Units”
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/28/opinion/l28army.html
Feeling Warehoused in Army Trauma Care Units”
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131G for 1894 motorcycle post by Suzannah B. Troy
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/staten_island/for_si_motorcycle_pCwKieUN5R6DfH2tGDwdAL
You never know what people what treasures might be hidden away in someone's basement and in Staten Island one such example is a historic motorcycle...perhaps among the first....
I wrote a story about motorcycles..."Chopping the Street". It is really about white collar crime being above the law and costing the tax payers billions whether detected or not, whether successfully prosecuted or not and I do get in to the history of motorcycles as well as the history of Wall Street...both a like the wild, wild west.....
http://web.mac.com/suzannahbtroy/suzannahbtroy/Podcast/Entries/2008/7/8_Chopping_the_street.html You can find my free podcast in Itunes as well.
You never know what people what treasures might be hidden away in someone's basement and in Staten Island one such example is a historic motorcycle...perhaps among the first....
I wrote a story about motorcycles..."Chopping the Street". It is really about white collar crime being above the law and costing the tax payers billions whether detected or not, whether successfully prosecuted or not and I do get in to the history of motorcycles as well as the history of Wall Street...both a like the wild, wild west.....
http://web.mac.com/suzannahbtroy/suzannahbtroy/Podcast/Entries/2008/7/8_Chopping_the_street.html You can find my free podcast in Itunes as well.






