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People with an attitude In collaboration with the editorial staff of Globe Weekly News
EGO TRIP OR TOO MUCH POWER?
MARTHA STEWART KNOWS BEST. REALLY?
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New York Post's Jared Paul Stern: "We know how to destroy people, it's what we do. We do it without creating liability. That's our specialty."
Yes sir! The media can make you or break you. And some greedy and malicious reporters are in a powerful position to destroy your life. They know pretty well, you are hopeless, because you cannot sue them, for they are protected by the 1st Amendment; The Freedom of Speech, that is! What the New York Post's Jared Paul Stern allegedly said, according to The New York Times: "We know how to destroy people, it's what we do. We do it without creating liability. That's our specialty." echoes this alarming tragedy...and threat, IF it is true. If Mr. Stern's statement turned out to be true, then, and only then, Mr. Stern is a troubled man with an attitude. Read the whole story/article "Federal Investigation: Powerful gossips columnist allegedly tried to extort money from a California billionaire in the " in the Gossips Page" of this issue." EBay buyer of Bridgeville puts the California town back on auction blockThe tiny town of Bridgeville is up for sale again on EBay, complete with its dozen houses, cafe and post office. Two years after Bill Krall bought the entire northern California town for $700,000 on the Internet auction site, he's flipping it. Minimum bid this time: $1.75 million. Krall, a Southern California financial adviser, said personal family commitments prevented him from ever moving to the town about 48 kilometres from the Pacific Ocean, according to his EBay listing. He said he "spent a lot of money and a lot of effort" cleaning up the 33 hectares among the redwoods northwest of San Francisco. The town was once a hub for a local stagecoach route and a stop on the historical Pony Express mail service. A fire station and a school for elementary students are nearby. Krall said he has received e-mails and phone calls from as far away as China and Germany inquiring about the sale. "The world has a fascination with being able to buy a town," Krall said. "You can come in and name it after yourself if you want and be the mayor, chief of police and secretary of interior all at the same time." The auction, which started Tuesday, ends May 4. As of midday Thursday, there had been no bids.
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Martha
Stewart is building houses, now. From designing to construction and
from lecturing on how to live to how to create the perfect house for
you. Creative but strong-headed, Stewart wants to do what she wants to
do, and this includes deciding on basic and advanced architecture and
building standards and requirements. Is she listening to her architects
and engineers? Are you kidding? Of course not! She is telling her fleet
of interior designers and architects what to do, what to design, how to
design the thing and how to built the stuff. "I know what I am doing,
you do what I am telling you to do. I know best.", said Stewart to her
architects and engineers. Did she learn anything from her past
experience? No! Did jail sojourn teach her anything? No! Does she
believe in humility? No! Does she know best? Oh Yes! Is she the best of
the best? She thinks so. But insiders are telling outsiders they got it
wrong. Stewart is building ice cream and chocolate cakes houses, not
real houses. "
Photo:
Columnist Jared Paul Stern, shown at a fashion show in 2003, is accused
of trying to extort money from a billionaire. "We know how to destroy
people," Stern said.