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Mayor Michael Bloomberg declined to speculate on the motivations behind Paterson’s comments.
“You’ll have to ask him what he’s thinking,” Bloomberg said at a news conference in Queens Monday, but he noted he sympathized with Paterson’s frustration with the way news outlets covered certain stories.
“I think the governor should work as hard as he can, not worry about the polls, not worry about his political future,” the mayor said.
City Councilman Leroy Comrie (D-St. Albans) did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday.
Paterson, who took office in early 2008 after Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigned amid a prostitution scandal, has suffered from a number of political setbacks, including his controversial appointment of U.S. Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-Hudson) to the U.S. Senate seat vacated by now-U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. He faces diminishing prospects for election in 2010.

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Offender denies he ran brothel for child sex
A convicted sex offender pleaded not guilty yesterday in federal court in Newark to running a brothel in Thailand that authorities say catered to American tourists looking for sex with young boys.
John Wrenshall appeared shackled for a brief hearing before U.S. District Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr., who ordered him to remain held without bail.
The 62-year-old Canadian citizen was arrested in December at London’s Heathrow Airport after being indicted by a federal grand jury in Newark. After months of fighting extradition, Wrenshall arrived last month in New Jersey to face prosecution.
Wrenshall drew the attention of federal investigators in New Jersey after a Union City man, Wayne Nelson Corliss, was arrested in 2008 for traveling to the brothel, where some victims were as young as 6, authorities said.

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They say no one’s as bad as the worst thing they’ve ever done. That will be unless you’re Teddy Kennedy and in 1969 you drove a car that went off a bridge in Martha’s Vineyard, killing your companion, Mary Jo Kopechne.
His negligence put paid to his presidential hopes and Kennedy, then in his mid-30s, called his own actions “indefensible”.
But in the 40 years after the tragedy, Kennedy did more than anyone else to promote the civil rights, health and economic wellbeing of American people. President Barack Obama called him the “greatest senator of our time”.
Another politician went through his own baptism of fire a little earlier. John Profumo was Britain’s War Secretary in 1963 when it emerged he had been embroiled in an affair with Christine Keeler, a callgirl also enjoying the attentions of a Soviet attache.

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Dunne’s chronicling of the lifestyles of the rich and potentially homicidal – including the notorious profile of Claus Von Bulow, and coverage of the trials of the Menendez brothers, and, where he was practically a courtroom fixture, O.J. Simpson – made for riveting reading and gave gruesome truth to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s famous observation: “The rich are different from you and me.”
But Dunne was hardly an outsider. He moved easily in the social circles of the people on whom he reported (and sometimes eviscerated). And he was, as his first editor Tina Brown has noted, a consummate listener. “As much as the duchesses, movie stars and heiresses told him their troubles, so did the discarded call girls, the fired masseuses, the washed up hairdressers and the downwardly mobile TV producers,” Brown has said.

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Henrico Police Arrest Five In Undercover West End Prostitution Sting
August 27, 2009 – 7:59 pmBy Trevor Dickerson 
Henrico Police have arrested five women suspected of prostitution at a hotel in Western Henrico County. The name of the establishment was not released in order to allow for future stings. The women were contacted via websites like Craigslist and officers arranged to meet them at the hotel, where they were arrested.
WTVR reports that the suspects include 27-year-old Danielle Susan Dunn of Richmond, Virginia, 19-year-old Terry Lynn Vance of Grand Rapids, Michigan, 25-year-old Bo Riley of Manakin Sabot, Virginia, 19-year-old Josza Elena Roberts of Fairfax, Virginia and 44-year-old Mutsumi Irisa of New York City, New York.
The five suspects are pictured below in the order listed above.

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It’s been hard work but, at the same time, Marotta says he’s been having a great time.
“I love the people who live in the world of this show,” he said. “It’s a world grander than anything any of us could imagine.”
It also pushes his favorite musical-comedy buttons.
“The show has everything,” Marotta said, “vaudeville, jazz, homage to the ’30s, slapstick, broad humor and a story built around broad people having the rug pulled out from under them and then falling in love.
“It also has good characters. It gives actors something to play.”
Marotta says the timing couldn’t be better for a musical about con men and their games.
“The Bernie Madoff scandal couldn’t have come at a better time for us,” Marotta said. “They say prostitution is the oldest profession. They’re wrong. Con artists really are the oldest profession.

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This is the second time that RHOA Nene Leakes has been link to a NFL player. One of our Bossip spies were out and about in New York last night and saw Nene having dinner with New York Jets Thomas Jones, Meagan Good’s man, at SKT last nite.
According to Twitter, she is in New York and didn’t get back to the hotel until about 1am. Tisk Tisk Tisk… Strippers normally know they got to keep their ~ish on the low. Meagan Good… get yo man girl, don’t let Nene hop on that pole. After that, it may be a wrap.

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He’s also one heck of a screenwriter. “Big Fan,” which could’ve just been one of those little slice-of-life indies, goes to some mighty interesting places after Paul and Sam, driving around one night, happen upon their favorite Giants linebacker on the Island.
They follow him to Stapleton, where the athlete, uh, appears to make a transaction, and then to a club in Manhattan where the fans decide to approach him for an autograph. Stuff happens. Boy, does it ever.
As seen through Siegel’s lens, Staten Island has undoubtedly looked better. Hylan Boulevard, with its sea of glaring signage and overstuffed parking lots, appears to be well represented. Paul’s brother is a personal-injury lawyer, with a wife who looks like a stripper from Lipsticks, and that’s probably an insult to Lipsticks, which, I assume, must have more attractive dancers.

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… Patton Oswalt plays Paul Aufiero a parking lot attendant and general nobody in the world who is constantly abused and berated in his daily life and who attempts to escape his inadequacies through his obsessive love of the Giants. Paul lives at home with his mom and his only outlet to really express himself is to call the local late night sports radio show hostedby the one and only Ferrall. The movie starts out introducing Paul and his best friend and fellow Giant fanatic Sal played by Kevin Corrigan (Grounded for Life, Slums of Beverly Hills).
 The movie really takes off when Paul and Sal are out one night and see their favorite Giant linebacker Quantrell Bishop played by newcomer Jonathan Hammout with friends and decide to follow him and his friends ultimately to a Manhattan strip club. When after several hours of waiting to make a move they finally send Bishop a beer and attempt to introduce themselves. When it is revealed that the two fans followed them Bishop beats Paul up and literally puts him into a coma.

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… Patton Oswalt plays Paul Aufiero a parking lot attendant and general nobody in the world who is constantly abused and berated in his daily life and who attempts to escape his inadequacies through his obsessive love of the Giants. Paul lives at home with his mom and his only outlet to really express himself is to call the local late night sports radio show hostedby the one and only Ferrall. The movie starts out introducing Paul and his best friend and fellow Giant fanatic Sal played by Kevin Corrigan (Grounded for Life, Slums of Beverly Hills).
 The movie really takes off when Paul and Sal are out one night and see their favorite Giant linebacker Quantrell Bishop played by newcomer Jonathan Hammout with friends and decide to follow him and his friends ultimately to a Manhattan strip club. When after several hours of waiting to make a move they finally send Bishop a beer and attempt to introduce themselves. When it is revealed that the two fans followed them Bishop beats Paul up and literally puts him into a coma.

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