
- Emilie Muse, one of the great adventurous gals of the 20's and 30's died last month. She was 98.
- The Bronx Tale actor involved in that cop shooting wants to make a movie about it.
- Project Runway fan? Meet Nick's blog.
- Two off-duty city firefighters were busted yesterday in two separate bar fights.
- That ATM shark who got busted last week? Yeah, he was pulling in 32K a week.
- The Times catches up with the February Critical Mass.
- A man survived being hit by a train yesterday.
- We feel like we're shilling here, but we really like the idea of these sheets for two.
- Interesting story of the "Slave Galleries" at St. Augustine's Episcopal Church.
- The "NYU should build a satellite campus" meme continues to grow.
- John Gotti's widow posthumously forgives her husband his mistress.
- Finally, today is the 13th anniversary of the first World Trade Center bombing.
Photograph cropped from bluejake.





Why the link to Wikipedia article on the 1993 WTC bombing?
Does Gothamist not know that Wikipedia is a joke? Here is proof!
Lillo Brancato wins the Award for Worst Human Being of the week.
What a marvelous Piece of S___ this man is. The worst part: Holywood will line up for this sort of Crap.
those sheets for two sound awesome!
except that revision you linked to was only available for three total minutes before it was corrected again. you're the only joke here toby. stop trying to be deceitful.
First, beautiful picture of The City. Well done.
Second, God bless Emilie Muse.
Third, it is curious that most of the mainstream Media has not picked up on the fact that today is the anniversary of the first WTC bombing.
Then again, does noting the anniversary honor the dead and victims or promote the terrorists' actions?
I am not sure of the right answer.
Wikipedia - As a test, I personally have placed false information on Wikipedia and the longest it stayed undetected was 6 months. Some faked images I have put on there have remained undetected.
dood you forgot the streetsy link!
Toby - no one's saying Wikipedia is perfect. But it's useful for most things in collecting very basic information from most things as long as there are enough people interested in the subject to make sure the information is legit. Planting stuff in less frequently visited pages doesn't prove anything. As your Al Roker example shows, most pranks and misinformation are dealt with in a matter of hours, if not minutes.
Most people are smart enough to see Wikipedia for what it is, a good starting point for research that should be taken with a grain of salt.
the link to the nick blog for project runway is not working
Toby, that's not a joke. Al Roker IS G-d.
Yay! I sent in the link to Nick's blog via Contribute.
But there is an extra tag of
/ something or other at the end of it which is making it not work properly.
It should just be http://nickverrreos.blogspot.com/