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Patient and Doctor Fighting – Fall Down Elevator Shaft Truck Accidents of the Day Drunk British Pig Chechen Guy Shooting Inside Living Room 7-11 is a Slice of Heaven Naked Woman in a Gas Station
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A New York designer is suing Anderson Cooper and the architect rehabbing Cooper’s new Greenwich Village firehouse, claiming she was injured on the job when she fell through a hole in the floor. Where a firepole was. We were made aware of Killian O’Brien’s November 2009 complaint against Anderson via Joseph Culligan’s Web of Deception . O’Brien, a graduate of UCLA’s architecture and design school , claims she was doing unspecified contract work for Cary Tamarkin, the architect Cooper hired to renovate his new space, on September 22 of last year when she fell through an unguarded hole in the floor: Neil Greenberg, O’Brien’s attorney, told Gawker that “unguarded opening” was where one of the house’s brass firepoles had been. “My understanding is that the poles had been removed,” Greenberg says. “And the cutouts in the floor were capped. But somebody uncapped one of them.” O’Brien was using “one of those laser pointer devices,” Greenberg said, when she fell through. “Anderson had just left shortly before it happened,” he said. The complaint accuses Cooper, Tamarkin, and Firepatrol LLC, the company Cooper used to purchase the firehouse, of violating New York labor laws and general negligence. It says the injuries from the fall left O’Brien “sick, sore, and disabled” and that she “suffered severe and permanent personal injuries to her body” — Greenberg declined to offer any more detail than that on the record. “She’s a wonderful and vivacious woman who had hoped for a quick and full recovery, but that didn’t happen. She’s still in physical therapy, trying to get back to the way she was.” Greenberg also declined to specify how much money O’Brien is seeking, aside from confirming that it’s more than $25,000, the minimum for New York Supreme Court. “In commercial buildings,” Greenberg said, “there’s an absolute requirement that the owner and general contractor maintain a safe work environment. Cooper may have intended to have it rezoned as a residential building, which has different work rules, but at the time of the accident, it was still zoned as a commercial building.” We called and emailed Cooper but have yet to hear back.
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A New York designer is suing Anderson Cooper and the architect rehabbing Cooper’s new Greenwich Village firehouse, claiming she was injured on the job when she fell through a hole in the floor. Where a firepole was. We were made aware of Killian O’Brien’s November 2009 complaint against Anderson via Joseph Culligan’s Web of Deception . O’Brien, a graduate of UCLA’s architecture and design school , claims she was doing unspecified contract work for Cary Tamarkin, the architect Cooper hired to renovate his new space, on September 22 of last year when she fell through an unguarded hole in the floor: Neil Greenberg, O’Brien’s attorney, told Gawker that “unguarded opening” was where one of the house’s brass firepoles had been. “My understanding is that the poles had been removed,” Greenberg says. “And the cutouts in the floor were capped. But somebody uncapped one of them.” O’Brien was using “one of those laser pointer devices,” Greenberg said, when she fell through. “Anderson had just left shortly before it happened,” he said. The complaint accuses Cooper, Tamarkin, and Firepatrol LLC, the company Cooper used to purchase the firehouse, of violating New York labor laws and general negligence. It says the injuries from the fall left O’Brien “sick, sore, and disabled” and that she “suffered severe and permanent personal injuries to her body” — Greenberg declined to offer any more detail than that on the record. “She’s a wonderful and vivacious woman who had hoped for a quick and full recovery, but that didn’t happen. She’s still in physical therapy, trying to get back to the way she was.” Greenberg also declined to specify how much money O’Brien is seeking, aside from confirming that it’s more than $25,000, the minimum for New York Supreme Court. “In commercial buildings,” Greenberg said, “there’s an absolute requirement that the owner and general contractor maintain a safe work environment. Cooper may have intended to have it rezoned as a residential building, which has different work rules, but at the time of the accident, it was still zoned as a commercial building.” We called and emailed Cooper but have yet to hear back.
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Don’t worry, it wasn’t with a nuclear bomb! Last week, researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory accidentally blew up part of a building with “a gun which acts like a Civil War Cannon”. Even crazier, in a way
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Nuclear Bomb Researchers Accidentally Blow Up Building
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What exactly happened on the L train —NYC’s most cool subway line—today? Earlier we heard rumors of a suicide .
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The Gruesome L Train Incident: Solved
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Will Roman Polanski be extradited? Is he a misunderstood artist, or a rapist who should rot? Questions! But none as interesting as how the AP’s notes for the story landed on the pages of Forbes and the New York Times
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Woah: it’s being reported that a small plane and a helicopter have crashed over the Hudson River. NY1 and CNN have the story, we’ll be updating as we get more. The Twitteratti are all over this.
Apparently a small plane and a Liberty Tours helicopter had a mid-air collision. There’s been one reported death, but there are survivors. And the Twitteratti, of course, are reporting this story first. The Atlantic’s Marc Ambinder believes that other than one DOA, everyone else made it: 
They’re being transported to the 30th Street helipad. Non-blogger Michael Orell happened to be at Chelsea Piers; this is the second time he’s watched a plane get fished out of the Hudson. 
Some guy supposedly posted a picture on Twitter of a tire from the plane that crashed:
While one Twitterer claims to have actually been on a Water Taxi and seen it happen: 
One guy notes that they’re fishing people out of the Hudson right now: 
The New York Times’ Brian Stelter is crowdsourcing Q & A’s from on-the-scene witnesses. This person, who was thankful to be alive (and having brunch), seems to have a new appreciation for mortality: 
Beleaguered Mets fan and Mediaite blogger Anthony “SoupSoup” DeRosa‘s also on the case. He’s picking up reports from an FDNY scanner:
So, basically, that awful Nicolas Cage movie Knowing where the entire world falls apart due to (SPOILER ALERT) solar flares is basically becoming true because everything’s fucking crashing. Avoid going outside, live in fear, wear lots of seatbelts. We’ll be updating here as we get news.
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Helicopter And Plane Crash Over Hudson River
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