05/12/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed Evening Edition

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

State Lab Can Now Conduct Swine Flu Tests; 5 More Cases Confirmed WTIC - Farmington,CT The others are from Darien, Greenwich and Pawcatuck. None of the patients has been hospitalized and all are recovering. The governor's office says the ...

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Why Hasn't Greenwich Gossip Hound Susie "The Dish" Ever Covered Greenwich Resident Walter "How Am I Going To Get New Suckers If They Wont Let Me Join The Club" Noel ?

Don't Worry The Huffington Post And Others Will Do Susie's Job

Noels Have Membership Revoked At Country Club In Greenwich By The Huffington Post News Editors In April, many "friends" anonymously took snipes at them in the Vanity Fair article Greenwich Mean Time. Now the Round Hill Club of Greenwich, CT has asked them not to return (aka revoked their membership). The Huffington Post | Full News Feed - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/thenewswire/ One Again Police Chief David Ridberg Has Given Frank Trotta The Inside Scoop On The Latest Police Statistics To Be Cherry Picked Before The Preliminary 2008 FBI Crime Index Comes To The Town. Frank Trotta Fails To Mention The Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg Has Failed To Public Release The GPD disaster Known As The 2007 Preliminary 2007 FBI Crime Index Report. Even Though Last Summer Police Chief David Ridberg Was Quoted By Greenwich Time Report Martin Cassidy Saying That The 2007 FBI Report Would Be Released Before The End Of 2008.  Yes, Seat Belt Tickets Will Be Up. Just Like Robberies And Assaults Are Way Up In Town.

GPD: "Buckling Down" On Those Not Buckled Up – Our Greenwich By franktrotta The Greenwich Police Department is joining state and local law enforcement agencies and highway safety groups in supporting an aggressive national Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign from May 18 through May 31. ... Our Greenwich - http://ourgreenwich.com/ Unfortunately, Frank Trotta Continually Fails To Report Good And The Bad In The Greenwich Police Department. It Is A Shame That Frank "Little Ms Sunshine" Trotta Only Reports On The Good In The Greenwich Police Department. Trotta Has Never Reported On Officers Being Terminated, The Civil Rights And Discrimination Lawsuits, Or The Promotion Scandals. The Job Of Citizen And Mainstream Journalists Is To Hold All Town Departments Accountable To The Single Family Homeowners Of Greenwich. However, Trotta Seems To Want All Of The Town Accountable.Every Department Accountable, Except The Greenwich Police Department And His Blog Traffic At "Our Greenwich" Suffers, Because Of The Blinders He Has Put On. Frank Trotta Also fails to disclose to his readers that he is a member of the East Sector Community and Police Partnership. If Frank Trotta was to write a letter to the Greenwich Time Editor in support of his beloved Ridberg that fact would be disclosed at the end of the letter. Even when Frank Trotta contributed to a Parents Together School news letter (parentstogetherct.org/2007WinterPTPrimer.pdf ) it was disclosed who his co-authors were ...." The following individuals contributed to this article: Capt. Pacewicz and Sgt. Kris. Shockley of the Greenwich Police. Department, Frank Trotta, Cindy Zizzi ..."   Currently, Frank Trotta's Police Press Release Post Has A Google Gage Rank Of Zip, Nada, Zero Nothing At http://ourgreenwich.com/blog/2009/05/12/gpd-“buckling-down”-on-those-not-buckled-up/. While Greenwich Roundup has a page rank of 5 out of 10. The Greenwich Time currently has a Google page rank of 6 Out Of Ten. This means that Google independently rates Greenwich Roundup 500% more authoritative than Frank Trotta's "Our Greenwich" Page. But For some strange reason  Google ranks the Greenwich Time As 20% More Authoritative Than Greenwich Roundup and 600% more Authoritative than Frank Trotta's "Our Greenwich" Page. However to be fair, We must note that Frank Trotta has pointed out the following on his "Our Greenwich" blog page...... There are stories the local daily hasn’t covered yet, such as who is the recently announced Grand Marshall of the St. Patrick’s Parade (local lawyer, James B. “Jim” Dougherty, President of the Wild Geese), or what the plans are for the Salute to Veterans or the Independence Day fireworks.  A car rolling over on King was reported here, but did you see it in the local daily?  When a MetroNorth train was on fire in Old Greenwich photos were posted here, but the story never appeared in Greenwich Time.   Again, when there was a rash of burglaries near the Merritt in Greenwich and a warning by police, the local daily ran its as its lead story on January 2, 2009. But that police warning and background on the burglaries appeared on the “front page” of OurGreenwich.com, days earlier (“BREAKING NEWS: GPD Warns Residents Along Merritt Corridor.”) on December 30, 2008. OurGreenwich.com ran a story “BREAKING NEWS: Town sets up “warming centers” for approaching cold wave.” on January 14, a couple of days before Greenwich Time.  Residents learned here first of the Town’s plans for public broadcast of the Obama Inaugural at OurGreenwich.com.  Photos of our newest State Representative’s first day in Hartford were posted in OurGreenwich.com first. We ran our exclusive on the beefed up traffic enforcement by Greenwich Police (“GPD Has New Weapons Against Speeders”) on October 18, 2008. Greenwich Time had it on its front page nearly 3-months later, January 13, 2009. So if you REALLY want to know what is going on in Our Greenwich in a timely fashion read OurGreenwich.com, rather than waiting for the local daily to report it on ” Greenwich Time" time. Yes, Frank Trotta Is Getting Little scoops from Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg, But who cares, no one is reading them or seeing them, because Frank Trotta's "Our Greenwich Page has no Google page rank. Yet everybody in town saw the Greenwich Time articles about the Greenwich Police department. All That Greenwich Police Chief David Ridberg Is Doing By Playing Favorites With Press Releases Is Hurting Residents Who Need Are Counting On Ridberg To Keep Them Up To Date. If Homes Are Being Broken Into Next To The Merrit And Ridberg Only Initially Tells His Buddy Frank Trotta And His Low Page Rank Web Page, Then The Burgulars Win And The Homeowners Lose.. Ridberg Should Send Out Police Press Releases To All Bloggers And Traditional Media Outlets On An Equal Basis.  Playing Favorites With Police Department Alerts Can Potentially Put Greenwich Residents Lives In Danger.

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05/12/09 Greenwich Post Breaking News

Covering the news of Greenwich, Connecticut Breaking News Gov. M. Jodi Rell today announced that the state Department of Public Health has confirmed five new cases of novel H1N1 flu (swine flu) among Connecticut residents, including one from Greenwich. This brings the number of cases in Greenwich to two, following the first confirmed case on Saturday.   Read more | Comment | Share

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Five And A Half Hours Later.......

Second swine flu case confirmed in Greenwich

By Lisa Chamoff
Staff Writer

Posted: 05/12/2009 10:38:51 PM EDT

A second case of swine flu has been confirmed in Greenwich, but both cases of school-age children were mild, according to health officials. The children, who are siblings, live in Greenwich but do  Read More »

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05/12/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed: Afternoon Ediion

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

Asness stands up for industry in online 'Unafraid in Greenwich" Norwalk Advocate By Rob Varnon Greenwich hedge fund manager Clifford Asness, president of AQR Capital Management, wrote 'Unafraid in Greenwich,Connecticut,' a letter in ...

Where's Greenwich Gossip Hound Susie "The Dish"? - Greenwich celebrity couple a no show in divorce court Norwalk Advocate By Debra Friedman GREENWICH -- Estranged celebrity couple Peter Brant and Stephanie Seymour faked out the press Monday when they failed to show up in ...

Striking workers bring fight to Greenwich Greenwich Post Ms. Alston said the protests were brought to Greenwich so Brynwood would know they are "willing to take the fight wherever it needs to be. ...

Greenwich schools seek funding clarity Greenwich Time By Colin Gustafson As the state begins asking school districts for details on their stimulus-spending plans, Greenwich officials say they're still trying to ...

Greenwich Academy edges rival Sacred Heart in tennis Greenwich Time - Greenwich,CT,USA By David Fierro Crosstown rivals Greenwich Academy and Convent of the Sacred Heart clearly illustrated why they were each undefeated in the Fairchester ...

The Story That Has Went National Once Greenwich Time Editor David McCumber Told Greenwich Time Managing Rditor Bruce Hunter: From Now On The Greenwich Time Will Not Protect The Rich. We Are Naming Names - Greenwich-Area "Financial Titan" Screwed, Screwed Out Of Money DealBreaker.Com - New York,NY,USA It was not until the FBI began to survey Dent's arrangements to drop $50000 in the Jessops' account in January 2009 that Greenwich police were called to ...

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Where's Greenwich Gossip Hound Susie "The Dish"? Country Club In Greenwich Says: "Noel Me No Noels" By RACHELLE J. HRUSKA In April, many "friends" anonymously took snipes at them in the Vanity Fair article Greenwich Mean Time. Now the Round Hill Club of Greenwich, CT has asked them not to return (aka revoked their membership). A tipster notes: ...

But Greenwich is different « For What It's Worth By christopherfountain Nothing there to surprise either of us, but if you think Greenwich is immune from the ills of the current economic scene, you are wrong. Every buyer I am dealing with wants a bargain at best, a reasonable price at worst. ... For What It's Worth - http://christopherfountain.wordpress.com/

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05/12/09 Greenwich Post Breaking News

Covering the news of Greenwich, Connecticut Breaking News In what could be the equivalent of connecting on a legal “hail Mary” pass, the lawsuit of Lt. Gary Honulik against the town will be reconsidered by the state Supreme Court.   Read more | Comment | Share  Where's The Greenwich Time? 11 Hours Later....... Promotion lawsuit lives to fight another day By Debra Friedman STAFF WRITER Posted: 05/12/2009 10:57:32 PM EDT The state Supreme Court has granted a police lieutenant's request to reconsider his promotion case, giving new life to the 5-year-old lawsuit and holding an injunction on top-level police promotions   Read More »

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05/12/09 PRESS RELEASE: Winklevoss Technologies, LLC Announces SimMetric, Analytical Software for Endowments and Foundations

Winklevoss Technologies, LLC introduced a software product today, SimMetric, that will deliver new analytical capabilities to the managers of Endowments and Foundations and their professional advisors, primarily in developing Spending and Investment policies for their funds.

SimMetric's key features include stochastic forecasting, interactive modeling of current and alternative policies, a wide range of possible Spending Policies, efficient frontier calculations, and export of the results directly into a presentation document.

A 30-day trial version of the software can be downloaded at no cost at www.simmetric.com. For additional information, please contact Joseph Gilbert, VP Sales.

About Winklevoss Technologies, LLC:

Winklevoss Technologies LLC is the leading provider of retirement plan financing software in North America. Its flagship product, ProVal, has been in production since 1994 and is licensed by over 190 firms including actuarial and investment consultancies, investment management firms, public accounting firms and retirement plan sponsors. Its administrative offering, ProAdmin, is in use at major third party providers of retirement plan administrative services. The firm was founded by Dr. Howard Winklevoss, a former professor of actuarial science at the Wharton School and a pioneer in the development of forecasting tools for retirement plans.

Contact: 

Mr. Joseph Gilbert, VP Sales
Winklevoss Technologies LLC
(203) 861-5514
sales(at)winklevoss.com
www.simmetric.com

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05/12/09 PRESS RELEASE: Rob Mathes DART Concert Photos

Dear Greenwich Roundup – I’ve attached a couple photos and a story on the success of the recent Rob Mathes Benefit Concert for DART.  The concert was so good.  I hope you can use them.  Also attached is a poem from a colleague of Tammy Mathes’ (Rob’s wife) who wrote a poem after the concert, entitled Outlast the Night – so moving and nice –  it might make a nice side-bar piece.  Thank you.  Let me know if you need anything else.   I have a lot of photos – I’ll send you a couple more in separate emails.

Rob Mathes and the Marella family are all from Greenwich.
  

PHOTO CAPTIONS:
Top — Rob Mathes and his band – Kneeling front row (l to r):  George Flynn, Tony Kadleck, Will Lee, and Chris Coogan; Standing (l to r): Tom Timko, Mike Davis, Jeff Kievit, David Mann, Rob Mathes, Vaneese Thomas, Billy Masters,  Ian Cron and Shawn Pelton

#2 – Rob Mathes and band perform for DART – Dana’s Angels Research Trust.  The benefit concert raised more than $80,000 for research into a cure and treatment for Niemann-Pick Type C disease – a very rare genetic disease that has affected two of the Marella children.

#3 — Rob Mathes during the DART benefit concert; photo credit Elaine Ubina.

Bottom — Alix Raspe, Andrea Marella, and Rob Mathes, with Dana Marella; photo credit Susan Drexler.



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Outlast The Night

By Chris Mira

An eager crowd awaits,

Enveloped and hushed by darkness.

Emerging into the anticipation,

The humble star introduces us,

To a child in duress.

She is challenged by rare genetics

That are sucking away her time,

With her brother following suit.

The reality of their desperate fight

Will far outlast the night

The muted crowd sits stunned.

Silent questions in the darkness

What about -

Nursery rhymes and lullabies

Easing children into sleep?

Or -

Fairy tales and good-night prayers

Shaping innocent dreams and belief?

What of -

Those childhood gifts of hope

That far outlast the night?

Upon the stage the star begins

Each song embraced by the crowd

From Dylan to Max

The music and melody

Are infused and inspired

By the strength of his convictions

In faith, true love, and family

He performs from the soul

Perspiring passion and joy

The crowd rises to its feet

For Dana and her angels

A selfless gift

That will far outlast the night

Prepared By: Dana’s Angels Research Trust (DART)

www.danasangels.org

Contact: Jenifer Howard

203-273-4246 For Immediate Release

jhoward@jhowardpr.com

ROB MATHES PERFORMS FOR HOMETOWN CROWD FOR

DANA’S ANGELS BENEFIT CONCERT

Greenwich Concert Raised Funds and Awareness for

Niemann-Pick Type C Disease (NPC)

(GREENWICH, Conn., April 29, 2009) – Acclaimed musician and Grammy nominated music director Rob Mathes, filled the auditorium of his high school alma matter recently when he took to the stage and returned to Greenwich High School to perform a benefit concert in front of a crowd of about 650 for the recent fundraiser held in support of DANA’S ANGELS RESEARCH TRUST (DART). DART is a charity dedicated to funding medical research, education and care, for the treatment or cure of Niemann-Pick Type C disease (NPC). Mathes, who was the music director for Obama’s Inaugural We Are One concert in Washington, DC, in January, and has been the music director of the Kennedy Center Honors for the past six years, performed with his all-star band, including Will Lee of the David Letterman Band and the Fab Faux, Shawn Pelton of Saturday Night Live, Billy Masters, a renowned guitarist, a top-notch six piece horn section, many of which have toured with the Rolling Stones, Chris Coogan on keyboards, and vocalists Vaneese Thomas and Ian Cron. Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford were the Master of Ceremonies for the event. This was one of the most successful fundraisers for DART and had the highest attendance of any of its events. The concert raised approximately $80,000 for DART and its research, with some further donations anticipated.

DART was founded by Greenwich residents Andrea and Phil Marella. Two of the Marella’s four children, Dana and Andrew, have Niemann-Pick Type C disease (NPC). The Marellas are in a race with time to try and find a treatment for NPC and fundraisers such as the Rob Mathes Benefit Concert bring them a step closer to funding crucial research that can help not only their children, but other children suffering from NPC and even adults that have Alzheimer’s, heart disease and possibly HIV/AIDS, in all of which cholesterol may play a key role. NPC is a disease caused by the body’s failure to properly metabolize cholesterol. The Marella’s two children, Dana who is 15, and Andrew who is 9, are on an experimental medication called Zavesca, which is helping keep the disease somewhat at bay for them both, but Dana did not receive the medicine until her disease was more advanced. Dana is now confined to a wheelchair, suffers seizures, and uses a feeding tube.

“Our goal for the next 18 months is to have a cocktail of various drug treatments that can be used in clinical trials for NPC,” noted Phil Marella, Dana and Andrew’s father. Marella noted that DART has put much of its efforts toward an effort called SOAR – Support of Accelerated Research – a venture among DART and three other NPC family foundations and four distinguished medical research labs that are collaborating to develop an effective drug treatment for NPC and other cholesterol-related diseases. DART also works with the Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation, founded by the former Notre Dame head coach, and has funded numerous research grants with the Parseghian Foundation, most recently three neuroscience fellowships.

Rob Mathes, when he met the Marella family, knew he had to do something to help them raise funds for DART and NPC. “The Marellas are passionate in pursuing a cure for what is destroying Dana and threatening Andrew,” noted Mathes. “What I can do through music is bring people together to learn about this disease and throw their support behind the Marellas, by witnessing first hand the fierce love, dedication and intensity the Marellas have for finding a cure.”

“We’ve known the Marellas for years and their daughter Dana is the same age as our daughter,” noted Kathie Lee Gifford, during her introduction to the concert. “The disease that has plagued Dana and Andrew could happen to any family and is by no fault but one’s DNA. This injustice is difficult to understand, so we try to direct our frustration into something positive. Simply loving this family is something we can all do to alleviate some of their burdens, but we can also contribute financially to DART and help with the research into this deadly disease. There’s hope when faith, money, science and love come together.”

Mathes performed many of his original songs that struck a chord with the evening – songs such as Tiny Hands, which he wrote for one of his daughters; End of the Day, She’s With Me, Although It is the Night, and Everywhere, a new song Mathes just wrote specifically for a child his family knows that has been diagnosed with brain cancer, and will be featured on Mathes’ new CD he is currently working on that will be out next year, called Wheelbarrow. He also rocked the show with great jazz and blues tunes and even performed a little Dylan with Dignity and some U2.

Dana’s Angels Research Trust (DART) was founded by Phil and Andrea Marella and is a charity dedicated to funding medical research, education, and care for the treatment or cure of Niemann-Pick Type C disease (NPC) and other similar genetic diseases. NPC is often called children’s Alzheimer’s. NPC is a genetic metabolic disorder in which harmful quantities of cholesterol and other lipids accumulate in the cells of the body such as the spleen, liver, lungs, bone marrow, and most dramatically the brain. Since the nerve cells are unable to process that cholesterol, premature ‘death’ of these cells results. This brain involvement can be extensive. Although children and some adults worldwide are afflicted, research has been extremely limited primarily because of insufficient funding due to a small affected population and a lack of public awareness. Currently, children with NPC rarely live past their early teens, and there is no cure for NPC. Today there are limited treatment options with experimental therapies and medications being tried with the hope of progress. DART aims to help all of those, adults and children, suffering from the disease of NPC. Their efforts may also help millions of people suffering from heart disease, strokes, Alzheimer’s disease and other disorders that appear to be related to the metabolism of cholesterol, including HIV.

To learn more about DART or to make a donation, visit www.danasangels.org or call 203-861-2063. Donations can also be mailed to: Dana’s Angels Research Trust, 15 East Putnam Avenue, #117, Greenwich, CT 06830.

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05/12/09 PRESS RELEASE: Rob Mathes DART Concert Photos #2

Here are 2 more photos.

Top -- Phil Marella, Andrea Marella & Dana Marella; photo credit Elaine Ubina

Bottom -- Kathie Lee Gifford, Rob Mathes and Frank Gifford; photo credit Elaine Ubina



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05/12/09 Greenwich Residents Gave The Old Advocate Building To The Smithsonian, Who Now Wants To Dump The Place For Cash

Smithsonian to sell old Advocate office
Connecticut Post

A piece of history in downtown Stamford, where typewriters and teletype machines clanged out the day's news and The Advocate really did come "hot off the presses," is for sale again.

CB Richard Ellis commercial real estate is marketing the old Advocate building at 258 Atlantic St. for an asking price of $4.5 million, or about $300 per square foot.

The Washington, D.C.-based Smithsonian Institution's National Gallery of Art owns the building, which originally was constructed in 1835.

The Advocate moved from there to 75 Tresser Blvd. in 1981 and then to Building 9A Riverbend Drive S. in the city's Springdale neighborhood in February 2008......

... The Print Research Foundation, a former owner/occupant whose name replaced The Advocate's on the facade of the three-story building, has relocated to 41 West 57th St. in New York City, according to its Web site.

Art collectors Reba and Dave Williams of Greenwich donated the physical assets of the Print Research Foundation, including its print collection, library, reference files and the Atlantic Street building to the National Gallery, the newspaper reported in February. Smithsonian officials said at the time the government museum likely would sell the Stamford building. ...

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05/11/09 The Latest Blog Posts About Greenwich......

Greenwich Financier Stephen Dent Teaches Us About When Gold ...
By Chris Rovzar
It's an important lesson that should really only have to be learned once. Daily Intel - http://nymag.com/daily/intel/

Is there anyone in Greenwich who's still sane and not under ...
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Is there anyone in Greenwich who's still sane and not under indictment?
Stay away from me with that purse, Peter. Peter! Round Hill Road resident and Walt Noel neighbor Frederic Bourke feared ... For What It's Worth - http://christopherfountain.wordpress.com/

Bruce Museum Outdoor Festival Greenwich Blog :
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Bruce Museum One Museum Drive Saturday,May 16-Sunday, May 17, 2009 10:00am-5:00pm Held on the grounds of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich. The Festival. Greenwich Blog :: The Blog of... - http://greenwichblog.com/

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05/11/09 The Raw Greenwich News Feed Late Night Edition

The Latest Greenwich News Briefs:

David Rabin Is Still Making Headlines ......

Recession: One day in America Fort Wayne Journal Gazette David Rabin, once a senior vice president of marketing, can't even get a job recruiting members for a Greenwich, Conn., gym. ...

Expert: Sex, Internet addictions go hand-in-hand Seattle Post Intelligencer ... a case like that of Greenwich, Conn., investor Stephen G. Dent, who became a repeated victim of extortion after interacting with women he met online. ...

The Latest Greenwich Blog Posts:

Prime Broker Names New Hire Hedge Fund Focus By admin Previously, Mr. Davis was Chief Operating officer at SDS Capital Group, a Greenwich, Conn.-based hedge fund. Earlier, Mr. Davis was Managing Director and National Sales Manager at both Banc of America Prime Brokerage and Montgomery ... Hedge Fund Focus - http://www.hedgefundfocus.com/ Will Obama's So-Called "Hedge Fund Bullying" Hurt The Rescue Plan Or Help The Plan By Stablizing The Markets?

The Journal Can't See Through the Hedges : CJR "Hedge funds really need a community organizer," Mr. Asness quipped in the three-page letter, pointedly signed as "Unafraid in Greenwich, Conn." And: Some hedge funds have said that a key part of PPIP could unfairly benefit Allianz SE's ... CJR - http://www.cjr.org/

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05/11.09 How Some Women Score In Greenwich

Husband-Hunt at Wealthy A.A. Meetings: Advice from Helen Gurley Brown
Jane Genova

... money, even after a professional crash. And Brown was right on the money about the meetings in affluent areas. Two Greenwich, Connecticut geezers proposed to me after their wives died. Rich men tend to be lazy socially and will grab onto any nearby ...

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05/11/09 When You Report The National News Always Find A Local Angle Or Expert: Stocks Take A Hit On Earnings

Stocks drop on bank stock issues as rally falters
The Arizona Daily Star

... Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index slid 1.4 percent. "The market has gone too far, too fast," Douglas Cliggott, the Greenwich, Connecticut-based manager of the $81 million Dover Long/Short Sector Fund, which beat 97 percent of its peers last year, told ...

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05/11/09 When You Report The National News Always Find A Local Angle Or Expert: Boeing's new business: rent-a-drone

Boeing's Drones Now for Rent as Governments Bypass Years of Buying Hurdles

Bloomberg

... budgeting $3.8 billion to buy drones in its fiscal 2010, Peter Arment , an analyst at Broadpoint AmTech Inc., in Greenwich, Connecticut, said in an interview. a oeWe know that the military servicesa demand for these systems is going to go up ...

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05/11/09 No One Gives You More Up To The Minute Associated Press Coverage Than The Greenwich Time

Live Video 2 p.m.: Space Shuttle Atlantis blasts off to fix Hubble
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space shuttle Atlantis is on its way to the Hubble Space Telescope. Atlantis and seven astronauts blasted off Monday on a mission that has more risks than usual. It is NASA's

By Marcia Dunn The Associated Press

Davis' buzzer beater lifts Celtics over Magic
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The defending champions aren't giving up their crown easily. Glen Davis made a 21-foot jumper as time expired to help the Boston Celtics hold off a furious rally and defeat the

By Antonio Gonzalez Associated Press

Damon homer in 7th lifts Yankees over Orioles 5-3
BALTIMORE -- After Aubrey Huff had his fun at the expense of Joba Chamberlain, the New York Yankees got in the last word against the Baltimore Orioles. Johnny Damon hit a three-run homer in the

By David Ginsburg Associated Press

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