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November 19, 2021 / NYC Neighborhoods / NYC Things To Do Events / Gotham Buzz NYC.
Weather. The temperature highs will be in the high 40's on Friday and Saturday, rising to the mid 50's on Sunday. The temperature lows will be in the mid 30's on Friday, rising to about the low 40's Saturday and the low 50's on Sunday. Winds will fall from 10 - 15 mph Friday, to 5 - 10 mph Saturday and Sunday. Humidity will rise from 40% - 60% Friday, to 50% - 70% Saturday, to 60% - 80% on Sunday. A small amount of rain is expected after 8 pm Sunday.
The photo at right was taken this week in Queens. You can see the leaves still hanging onto the trees even though it's mid November. Temperatures neared an unseasonal 70 degrees this week, but are expected to return closer to normal this weekend and Thanksgiving week.
MOSTLY DONE, BUT I MAY STILL ADD A FEW EVENTS ON SATURDAY.
Things To Do Manhattan Nov 2021The Ukrainian Museum Hosts a Live Artist Talk on Sunday, November 21, 2021 in the East Village NYC at 222 E 6th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues in the East Village of Manhattan. www.ukrainianmuseum.org / Tel - 212.228.0110.
Broadway is back and you can browse through the shows and buy tickets on www.broadway.com.
Big Apple Circus returned to Lincoln Center on the Upper West Side this week. You may buy tickets at www.bigapplecircus.com . And the Rockettes returned to Radio City Music Hall.
Wollman Rink in Central Park reopened under new management. And skating is also open at Rockefeller Center and Bryant Park. And the holiday markets are also open at Bryant Park, with more around the borough to open soon.
Grand Central Station and Union Square holiday markets now open.
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Things To Do Queens Nov 2021The Noguchi Museum in Astoria / Long Island City at 9-01 33rd Road in Astoria / LIC Queens is hosting a couple of exhibits, one is about the Greek influence within Noguchi and the other is about 'Common Objects'.
MoMA PS1 has an exhibit on that is called 'Greater New York' which is about and by artists living in and around NYC during the CoVid pandemic. Tickets required at www.moma.org/ps1.
This is an early announcement that the 30th Anniversary Celebration at BQE in Jackson Heights is on Monday, November 22 beginning at 7 pm, and the Queens MOMO Crawl will return to Jackson Heights on Sunday, November 28th.
See our Thanksgiving holiday food shopping and Thanksgiving Day restaurants report below.
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Things To Do Brooklyn Nov 2021The annual memorial Jose Alejandro Guzman concert is being given at the OLPH school auditorium at 5902 6th Avenue on Sunday, November 21 at 3 pm. Tickets are $25 / $20 / $5 at www.reginaopera.org.
There will be a screening of the new film, The House of Gucci, on Tuesday, November 23 at 6 pm at BAM [Brooklyn Academy of Music] in the Fort Greene neighborhood. Tickets are $16 / $11 at www.bam.org.
The Brooklyn Botanical Garden opens its Lightscape Show today and it runs through the holidays. Tickets are $18 / $34.
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Things To Do Bronx Nov 2021Both of the following Bronx events run through the holidays.
NY Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show in the Belmont Neighborhood of the Bronx
Saturday, November 20 21, 2021 from 10 am to 4 pm
Description. This 30 year old family-friendly Bronx holiday event includes a scenic train show of G-scale toy locomotives that run through 175 NYC landmarks including the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge - all made of natural materials.
Admission. Tickets cost $15 / $28 / $30 and kids under age two are free.
Location. This Bronx holiday event is located at 2900 Southern Blvd in the Enid Haupt Conservatory in the Belmont neighborhood of the Bronx.
Contact. www.nybg.org
Bronx Zoo Holiday Lights near the Belmont Bedford Park Neighborhoods of the Bronx
Fridays, Saturdays Sundays, November 19 - 21, 2021 - from 3 - 9 pm
Description. The Bronx Zoo Holiday Lights program continues beyond the New Year. The Bronx Zoo stays open until between 9 - 10 pm during the holiday lights program.
Admission. Tickets run $25 for kids / $35 seniors / $40 adults and children under age two are free.
Location. The Bronx Zoo is located at 2300 Southern Blvd in the Fordham Manor neighborhood of the Bronx.
Contact. www.bronxzoo.com
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Things To Do Staten Island Nov 2021On Saturday, November 20, 2021, St. John's Lutheran Church at 216 Jewett Avenue is hosting its Christmas Fair from 9 am - 4 pm.
On Saturday from 10 am - 12 noon, the Urban Park Rangers are hosting an historic tour of the 17th - 19th century buildings near the Conference House at 298 Satterlee Street in Tottenville.
Empire Outlets at the Staten Island Ferry Terminal is hosting its annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Saturday, November 20 at 6 pm.
On Sunday, November 21, 2021 Holy Family Church at 366 Watchogue Road is hosting its annual Christmas Fair from 9 am - 4 pm.
Winter Lanternsat the Snug Harbor Cultural Center Botanical Garden
Fridays, Saturdays Sundays, November 5, 2021 - January 9, 2022 generally from 4.30 pm - 9.30 pm
Description. There's a Winter Lanterns event now into the second weekend of the New Year. There are 1,000 lanterns artistically sculpted into the Snug Harbor campus.
Tickets. Cost $25 / $17. Not shown Mondays - Thursdays.
Location. Snug Harbor Cultural Center at 1000 Richmond Terrace in the Randall Manor neighborhood on the north shore of Staten Island.
Contact. www.nycwinterlanternfestival.com / www.snug-harbor.org / Contact the Business Department for rentals via email jkelly@snug-harbor.org or by phone 718-425-3516.
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Also, if you're doing some Thanksgiving holiday food shopping, see our report below on a mix of gourmet and specialty food shops and grocery stores, as well as some restaurants that are planning to serve the public on Thanksgiving Day. We're still working on these, but should be done over the weekend.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. I believe all of the indoor events require proof of vaccination and masks, and many required a timed ticket rsvp which generally may be obtained on their websites.
Have a nice weekend.
NYC Gourmet Shops or 'Lying Ted Cruz' and the Australian born billionaire, Rupert Murdoch, and his Fox News propaganda machine?
Murdoch's continual attacks on Biden are his modus operandi, implemented for decades in this nation, Australia and Britain. He and his minions relentlessly attack those who won't give him what he wants, in order to weaken their standing with the voters, in order to pave the way for a Murdoch favored pol who, will give Murdoch whatever government goodies he wants, compliments of the politicans Murdoch helps get elected.
The image below shows a bragging Rupert Murdoch claiming a victory he won for Margaret Thatcher by deceiving his audience, and maligning the opposition with the same combination of rumors, fake news and outright lies that he appears to continue to use to this day.
Going to the Movies Again - James Bond 007 Returns
No Time To Die, Daniel Craig's farewell to 007 film, reportedly grossed $56 million over the weekend. This was a bit below expectations, but the winner of the weekend. That said, the biggest post pandemic movie box office hit, remain Sony's Venom, which grossed $90 million in its first weekend earlier this month. Year to date movie box office revenue is up 28% versus 2020 according to Bloomberg.
It's difficult to evaluate movie theater performance, given theaters closed in 2020 from about April 2020 through September 2020, then reopened partially at 33% capacity in NYS [and NYC delayed opening until Spring 2021 (not confirmed)]. The operating latitude / restrictions varied by state. But things continue to improve, as we learn to manage living with CoVid in the air, which appears likely to be sticking around for a while like the flu.
The Show Must Go On - Broadway Theaters Returned in September Sunnyside Gardens Oktoberfest BlocktoberFest, Atlantic Antic Randalls Island Park Festival, Night Market and Piazza Belmont in the Bronx Bronx Native American Festival, Fordham Road Food Fest, Night Market and Piazza Belmont in the Bronx; Great Irish Fair Sprinklerfest at Snug Harbor and Fierce Bronx Doc Film Block Party, Bronx Night Market and Castle Hill Street Fair in the Bronx, Street Fairs in Manhattan, Pow Wow at Queens Cty Farm with Adams, Stringer and McGuire at the bottom; and the other two - Donovan and Wiley - in the middle.
I came out of the debate a bit less certain of Garcia, more convinced by Garcia and unchanged on Yang. Wiley stayed in the middle, probably dropping a notch, as she triggered concerns that she may be trying to do too much, too quickly, and thus may fail. Based on what I've seen over the years, you can't lead from the fringer.
Shaun Donovan shot down into the middle of my bottom tier, where Stringer championed the bottom slot. McGuire moved up to the top of the bottom tier, while Adams moved up into the middle tier, pulling neck and neck with Wiley. I'll show you a before / after graphic later this week.
So why the changes?
CLICK here to read the rest of our report on the NYC Democratic Primary Mayoral Debate June 2021.Memorial Day Weekend Things To Do in NYC Things To Do in NYC over the Memorial Day Weekend
May 21, 2021 / NYC Neighborhoods / NYC Things To Do Events / Gotham Buzz NYC.
I know Memorial Day Weekend is fully a week away, but given it's such a changed landscape due to the CoVid pandemic, I thought you might want more time to think about how you're going to spend the weekend.
Weather. The Temperature highs will be in the mid 70's on Friday, rising to 90 for Saturday and Sunday. The temperature lows will be around 60 on Friday and Sunday, rising to 70 on Saturday. No Rain is in the forecast. Winds will range between 5 - 12 mph all weekend. The Humidity will be betwen 40% - 60% through the weekend.
Memorial Day Weekend Forecast as of 5/21/21. The temperature highs will be in the mid to high 70's and the temperature lows will be in the low to mid 60's. No Rain is in the forecast. Winds will range between 5 - 9 mph all weekend. The Humidity will be betwen 50% - 70% through the long weekend.
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We'll also have an update with additional events next weekend. Enjoy.
How Would a Mayor Eric Adams Govern? He Seems to Favor Charter Schools Cuomo Drops Some Restrictions 4/5 as well as Domestic Travel Quarantine on 4/1, Changes in White Collar Remote Working, CRIME STATS his 'Circumlocution' Remedy is Likely the Primary Cause of his Verbal GaffesMost Sanders Supporters Probably Haven't Taken a Look at Sanders' Record of Accomplishment which During his 29 Years in Congress is Comprised of his Leadership on Only Three Passed Senate Bills - Two of Which were Naming Post Offices
March 9, 2020 / NYC Neighborhoods / National Politics Government / News Analysis Opinion / Gotham Buzz NYC.
This past week, as we all watched the Democratic race for the presidency unfold, we witnessed a bit of history. Former Vice President Joe Biden's incredible comeback from what seemed like a campaign on life support, ended with him sweeping the south and decisively winning victories in most of the states up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
Biden's Coalition - The Moderates, The Working Class The Realists
But like all victories, Biden didn't do it alone. Biden first received a boost via the endorsement of Congressman James Clyburn only days before the South Carolina primary. On Monday, Amy Klobuchar ended her campaign and endorsed Biden, followed shortly that same day by Pete Buttigieg, who had ended his campaign a day earlier. And Beto O'Rourke reappeared, to throw his support behind Biden in Texas.
As a result, Biden became the front runner, eclipsing Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders following Biden's electoral sweep on Super Tuesday.
One might say that this demonstrates the biggest difference between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. Joe has been able to bring many of his former challengers into his tent, while Bernie Sanders has not.
Don't get me wrong. I like Bernie Sanders. I think he has great integrity, he is a strong advocate for the working class, and he has clearly demonstrated that he has an admirable talent for running an organization during his two presidential bids.
But the difference between Sanders and Biden is that Sanders appears to be a purest ... an ideologue ... someone who does not compromise. And people who don't compromise can make great thought leaders, but they rarely - if ever - make great leaders.
Great Leaders Know How To Compromise That's How They Get Things Done
Leaders need to make compromises in order to get things done. They generally don't get everything they want because vested interests will do everything in their power to thwart them when they try. So what real leaders do, is stake out the next evolution, by moving the ball a bit forward, hoping that someone else will pick it up at a later date and move it forward again.
CLICK here to read the rest of our report on Joe Biden is a Stutterer Bernie Sanders Legislative Record. The report includes: 1) a synopsis of an Atlantic report whereby a journalist who has a stutter followed Biden on the campaign trail and shared his insights with us, 2) a look at Sanders legislative record by another reporter writing in the Washington Post, and 3) a Case Study in leadership regarding moving the nation forward through compromise.Closure of Rikers Island Moves Another Step Forward In Oct 2019 NYC Council Designated Neighborhood Jail Locations in Four Boroughs Community Board One in Astoria Only Approved the Closure of Rikers Island
January 26, 2020 / Bronx Neighborhoods / Queens Neighborhoods / Queens Politics / Bronx Politics Politics / Gotham Buzz NYC.
The New York Road Runners / NYRR is hosting its 49th NYC Marathon on Sunday. The NYRR was founded in 1958 and has been organizing the NYC Marathon since 1970. The proceeds from the race go toward the programs of the runner non-profit. They report that the NYRR serves 670,000 people, of which 250,000 are youth, annually.
There are plenty of festivities this week surrounding the affair. Some are held at the NYRR Run Center [NYRR headquarters] at 320 West 57th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues in Manhattan, while others are held at the NYC Marathon Pavilion in Central Park at 67th Street and Central Park West, near the Tavern on the Green in Manhattan.
The other pre-race activities [see location addresses above] include a discussion on Tuesday about the NYC Marathon Book Club from 6 - 8 pm at the NYC Marathon Pavilion. On Wednesday there's a forum of Celebrity Charity Runners who talk about why they are running at the NYC Marathon Pavilion from 7 - 8 pm. On Thursday evening between 6 and 7 pm the NYRR presents the awards for the NYRR Hall of Fame inductees at the NYC Marathon Pavilion. On Friday at the NYRR Run Center there's an NYRR Running History Tour which runs from 10 - 11.30 am.
The pre-race festivities culminate the Saturday evening before the race, when there's an early dinner [3.30 - 8.30 pm] for the runners at the NYC Marathon Pavilion that is prepared by the chefs from Tavern on the Green. They call it the Marathon Eve Dinner. It has a sort of holiday ring to it.
CLICK here to read the rest of our report on the NYC Marathon in Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Queens Staten Island.
Casa Belvedere and the Festa Community Empowerment
November 23, 2020 / NYC Neighborhoods / Thanksgiving Holidays in NYC / Gotham Buzz NYC.
A couple of years ago, I happened upon a childhood book of fables and fairytales that I had saved since I was a first grader. I was young enough to still like fairytales and old enough to be learning and loving to read.
The book, A Gateway to Storyland, by Platt Munk Co, was given to me around the holidays, and the book still gives me a warm, loved feeling when I periodically open it to browse through the fairytales and fables containing little nuggets of age old wisdom about how to conduct onesself [see photo at right / the book is still in print]. I read it numerous times immediately upon receiving it, as the illustrations fed my imagination, and lessons embedded in the words resonated with timeless sagacity.
Unselfish Parental Love Manifested by Empowering Progeny
Love comes in many forms, but the purest form is unselfish love. The love of truly giving something with no thought of anything in return. That love is oftentimes given intergenerationally - from grandparents to parents to children.
Perhaps the greatest gifts are those that cost us nothing but our time. Like the gift of teaching someone something that they will be able to put to good use throughout their lives. Parents do this all the time, when they help their children develop skills, and impart some knowledge and learning ... just as my parents did many years ago, by giving me a well illustrated fairytale book to encourage my interest in reading, while sharing the time tested insights of the ages, handed down through storytelling.
I. A Brief Thanksgiving HistoryThe Pilgrims Shared Communal Resources to Actualize a Dream
At Thanksgiving time we commemorate one of America's first settlements, founded by the risk-taking, resource-pooling, hardworking, spiritual community of Pilgrims.
The Pilgrims were early English settlers who arrived on American shores in the early 17th century [1600's]. They came here because they wanted a measure of freedom and self-determination that they were forbidden in Europe or what was called the 'old country'. The Pilgrims wanted to practice their faith, unencumbered, in a way that differed from the established Church of England. They pooled their money to obtain a ship, the Mayflower, to cross the Atlantic in mid September of 1620, landing on America's shores at Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts on November 9, 1620. Think of it. It took about a month and a half to travel a distance we can now traverse in about five hours.
The Pilgrims Receive Help from the Native People of a Strange Land
Per Wikipedia, the Piligrims survived a hard winter in 1621 with the help of the Wampanoag, an American Indian tribe. The Pilgrims were the immigrants, and the first Americans, the Indian natives, welcomed them. The Wampanaog taught the Pilgrims how to catch eels, and how to grow and harvest corn. Thus the Pilgrims ended 1621 with a good harvest which they celebrated and shared with their new friends, expressing their gratitude to a higher power, aka God, for the success of their endeavors.
Thus it was that the first Thanksgiving celebration happened in America ... or did it?
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Rupert Murdoch the Rise of the Propaganda PressThis Section is Dedicated to Preserving One Man One Vote Democracies by Exposing What Appears to be Murdoch's Life's Work in Propaganda
October 10, 2021 / NYC Neighborhoods / NYC Politics / News Analysis Opinion / Gotham Buzz.
In the Spring of 2016, while watching the Bernie Sanders campaign unfold, I noticed that the 'mainstream media' was showing what seemed to be tangible bias in favor of Hillary Clinton. This prompted my first story about the Bernie Sanders campaign phenomenon, and made me aware of how the mainstream media appeared to treat him unfairly.
After the New York Primary, I noticed a relentless onslaught of attacks by Rupert Murdoch's NY Post on Mayor de Blasio. The attacks were based on allegations and innuendo, and sometimes included as many as five attack stories per day. Their relentless attacks based on allegations and innuendo outraged my sense of decency and fair play, so I began a study of the NY Post reporting bias which resulted in the second story of this series.
While doing the de Blasio / NY Post story, I couldn't help but notice a wide ranging pattern of what appeared to be a rampant abuse of First Amendment power by Keith Rupert Murdoch and his organization, including breaking laws, invading people's privacy, and bribing public officials. While these activities were uncovered in Britain, it's not a stretch to think that given the same man, Murdoch, is controlling the Newscorp 21st Century Fox global media empire, that these same sorts of nefarious activities might be going on here as well. In fact, people responsible for management oversight of the tainted operations were subsequently given high ranking positions in this country.
As the Republican and Democratic Conventions of 2016 approached, I decided that the time period surrounding the political party conventions, up through the general election in November, would provide me with a good case study period to evaluate whether and how Murdoch's Fox News, NY Post and other assorted media properties, including the Wall Street Journal and the National Geographic, might be used as propaganda outlets.
In doing the context research, I found America's and Britain's media laws had been rewritten and loosened over time. In numerous cases I noticed that Keith Rupert Murdoch, all too often appeared to be in close proximity to the politicians changing those laws - almost always having supported them with his media properties - and at least in one case - even making personally direct donations to their campaigns.
I dug a bit further and found that there are few 'real' media laws of the books in Australia, where Murdoch is no longer a citizen. In spite of his status as a foreigner he reportedly owns 64% of that nation's daily newspapers and has a controlling interest in the nation's satellite TV system. I did some cursory research and it's not a stretch to think that Murdoch may have gotten his start influencing the re-writing of a nation's media laws there.
I also found what appeared to be a striking pattern of Murdoch manipulations and moves that seemed to come straight out of the political and propaganda playbook written by two of the earliest, most successful, and most evil practitioners of modern mass market propaganda - Adolph Hitler and Joseph Goebbels.
Hitler and Goebbels came to my attention because I found that I really could not even begin to understand modern propagandist techniques without studying Hitler and Goebbels in Germany in the 1930's. Hitler's skillful use of propaganda appears to have hastened his ascent to power, and enabled him to keep his grip on it. These two men are the fathers of modern propaganda, and it appears that Keith Rupert Murdoch has adopted and updated their propagandist techniques to serve his own interests.
Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. So please read on.
Click here to view our report about the state of media coverage of the 2016 election.
Or click here to continue on with this story about Keith Rupert Murdoch the rise of the propaganda press / media madness/ corrupt Fox News / NY Post.
Dysfunctional Donald: The Trump Presidency
The American Presidency Dysfunctional Donald TrumpThis Section is Dedicated to Informing the American Public about the Democracy Destroying Donald
Updated October 10, 2021 from 9/16/20 / NYC Neighborhoods / NYC Politics / News Analysis, Opinion Satire / Gotham Buzz.
Beginning in late 2016 I began to start paying attention to some of the crazy stories floating around about Donald Trump. At first the stories seemed almost unbelievable tales of someone competing to become president of the United States, but the more I dug, the more I found, and eventually the evidence of who this man was and is, almost frightened me when pausing to consider that he had and still has control of the most powerful government apparatus in the world.
Empires and civilizations come and go because those who worked hard to build them are not the same people who inherit them. And the people who inherit them are oftentimes unappreciative of the hard work and thought that went before them.
We're too close, to my way of thinking, of squandering the gifts that were left to us by our forbears because we have not paid attention to all of the malfeasance and corruption that today is so much a part of government and the media we rely on to inform us. I've began running a series on what I view as the most egregious threat coming from the media in the series on Rupert Murdoch and the Rise of the Propaganda Press, which I had at first titled Murdoch Media Madness.
This series is a compendium of reports I've published on the presidency of the dysfunctional Donald. The graphic above showing Rupert Murdoch's Fox Fake News celebrating the billionaire tax cut of December 2017 includes my take on things in red.
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