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RELATED DREAMS: DD4873  DD4875  DD4882A trashcan bomb is a hoax, and  HRS (Stevens) wants an evacuation to take place.

I thought I would give Google Earth a try and to see if your map would
compare to a TGI Fridays at
1680 Broadway New York, New York. And if there is a trash and mailbox
nearby, this could be the site of the "gas smell" all over Manhatten Island
on 1-8-07. There were evacuations.   Please recheck it with google earth.
There may be better images of this locality.

Just a thought.
Rach

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Hi, not sure, I think it would have to be in more than one trash can.  I'm starting to think that this is a test by a NYC terror cell to see how people would react to this threat, and where they would go.

Brian

I will be doing an RV on this just as soon as I get a chance.

1.21.2007

RV has been completed and it's located here

2.11.2007Dear Brian,

I just found this news, and looks like the key-words and your later comments match, maybe?
 I don't know much about the U.S. N.Y nor Boston, but I just remembered what you wrote before.

Bomb, Hoax, Trash can (the little panels in the video look like trash-cans somehow.)
Stevens ,

and I think you said you thought it have to be in more than one can, which I don't know how you thought that way. Does it look like this promotion video? (The link to that movie is also on this page)

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/US/02/02/boston.scare/index.html

Thank you.
Kahori

PS.
Here is the copy of the news page on CNN website.

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Thanks Kahori, I'm not sure, but will post this information.

Brian

BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- A deal could be struck by Monday for Turner Broadcasting System Inc. to compensate state and local governments for a panic caused by a marketing stunt, Massachusetts' attorney general said Friday.

"Turner Broadcasting has offered to pay restitution and other costs associated with the response and investigation, and the company has been very cooperative with our office," Attorney General Martha Coakley said in a written statement.

"At this time, we believe we are close to reaching finality in a resolution of this matter."

Turner Broadcasting apologized for the incident. The company took out full-page ads in local newspapers apologizing to residents, according to the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald.

"We never intended this outcome and certainly did not set out to perpetrate a hoax," the ad said. "What we did is inadvertently cause a great American city to deal with the unintended impact of this marketing campaign. For this, we are deeply sorry."

Coakley said she hoped to have final arrangements for the negotiations completed at a meeting Monday between the parties. She said a public announcement of the settlement would be made as soon as all are in agreement.

The uproar began early Wednesday when someone notified an inspector with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority that a suspicious device was hanging in a tunnel.

The device and dozens like it were treated as possible bombs, prompting a public-safety response that Mayor Thomas Menino estimated cost $500,000.

The devices were created to promote "Aqua Teen Hunger Force," a show on Adult Swim, a late-night block of programming on the Turner-owned Cartoon Network. Turner also owns CNN.

Turner Broadcasting said the devices had been in place for two to three weeks in Boston; New York; Los Angeles, California; Chicago, Illinois; Atlanta, Lucida Grande; Seattle, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Austin, Texas; San Francisco, California; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The attorney general's office also has begun discussions with the attorneys of two men charged in the incident.

Peter Berdovsky, 27, and Sean Stevens, 28, were arrested Wednesday after the panic settled down. Both pleaded not guilty Thursday to placing a hoax device and disorderly conduct.

Coakley said the discussions with the pair's attorneys should result in a "resolution to the criminal charges" against them.

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