Photo taken in Central Park by any.g on Flickr
- From the Gothamist Newsmap: a tree on top of people in Central Park at 66th St and 5th Ave, a propane leak on Northern Blvd in Queens and a shooting at Story Ave and Rosedale Ave in the Bronx.
- President-elect Obama's mother was part of a panel back in the '90s who had to select a speaker for a UN conference to help inspire lending small sums to poor women. Any guesses on the one famous woman she thought could do the job?
- The Times takes a closer look at the fall of WaMu with their "lax lending" as they "opened branches at a clip worthy of a fast food chain."
- Someone stole a $10,000 statue outside Bernard Madoff's $9.4 million Palm Beach home.
- It looks like The Rocket's steroid use has caused him to really shoot himself in the foot (and not just the butt anymore). Houston's Memorial Hermann Medical Center announced Saturday that it is removing Clemens' name from the Roger Clemens Institute for Sports Medicine, a facility that opened three years ago.
- Atlantic City wants more airline carriers to fly to the boardwalk casino haven.
- Jennifer Aniston (with the help of Owen Wilson and really adorable golden retrievers) vanquished Adam Sandler and her ex Brad Pitt at the box office as Marley & Me was number 1, over Sandler's Bedtime Stories and Pitt's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
- And what suburban teenager doesn't love Christmas break? That is, until one of them on Long Island gets arrested at 3 a.m. with pot in the car while his friend was vomiting out the window.





Since when was vomiting out a car window at three in the morning a crime? Haven't you grabbed a McDonalds' hamburger while going home from doing charity work at the local orphanage?
The Curious Case of benjamin Button is the real Number One because it has a body on it.
If Atlantic City wants to attract more airline carriers, they'll have to clean up their act. Right now, it looks like the last recession never ended there. Until they do that, it will be mostly seniors coming in for a day trip.
And what I don't believe in is this re-design. It sucks. I feel like I'm back in the mid-90s. Which intern did you unloose on the CSS? Arial regular, 20px for the entry title? WTF? And how about some more margin-bottom on the
Shit. I mean margin-bottom on the <li> tag...
MFer—thanks for your comments. We're still tweaking the redesign elements, so things like spacing and font sizes.
I don't like the redesign, either...the font's too small and the site is a bit hard to read now. I wish I could offer more helpful feedback but there's just something "off" about the site.
The site just seems more cluttered now.