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Karl Grossman is a full professor of journalism at the State University of New York College at Old Westbury. For more than 45 years he has pioneered the combination of investigative reporting and environmental journalism in a variety of media. He is the host of the nationally aired television program Enviro Close-Up, the narrator and host of award-winning TV documentaries on environmental and energy issues, the author of six books and writer of numerous magazine, newspaper and Internet articles.
He is program host and writer of TV documentaries produced by New York-based EnviroVideo including the award-winning Chernobyl: A Million Casualties, Three Mile Island Revisited, Nukes in Space: The Nuclearization and Weaponization of the Heavens and The Push to Revive Nuclear Power.
He is chief investigative reporter for WVVH-TV on Long Island.
He is a regular contributor to Internet sites including CounterPunch, OpEd News, Enformable and The Huffington Post.
His weekly column appears in The Southampton Press, The East Hampton Press, The Sag Harbor Express, The Shelter Island Reporter, South Shore Press, Sound Observer and other newspapers on Long Island.
Gilbert Gottfried at the Friars Club 100th Anniversary
Nuclear Tragedy: Is it too late? A WVVH-TV News Special
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The Cynthia Corbett Gallery at Art Hamptons 2010 Interview with WVVH-TV
American Heart Association with Bill Hemmer WVVH TV
The Montauk Project: One Man's Story featuring Stewart Swerdlow
Behind the scenes Grand Prix Sunday Hampton Classic 2016 on VVH-TV
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Dark Sky
Gilbert Gottfried interviewed at the Friars Club 100th Anniversary Special by Ernie Schimizzi Copyright WVVH-TV Hamptons Television® 2006 all rights reserved
Nuclear Tragedy: Is it too late? A WVVH-TV News special recorded on March 18th, 2011 in Sag Harbor, New York. Ernie Schimizzi, of WVVH-TV and Karl Grossman, Chief Investigative Reporter for WVVH-TV discussed the scientific and political history of nuclear reactors that has lead up to this recent tragedy in Japan. They discuss the future of nuclear reactors and ask the question: Is it worth the price and potential consequences to mankind to operate and build nuclear reactors? Karl Grossman, Chief Investigative Reporter for WVVH-TV, New York specializes in doing investigative reporting in a variety of media for more than 45 years. Professor at the State University of New York/College at Old Westbury where courses include Investigative Reporting. His website is at www.karlgrossm...
Michael Wudyka - East Hampton Studio - Enclave Inn
The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, an international contemporary art gallery, presents works by artists Klari Reis, Lluis Barba, Tom Leighton, Cecile Chong, Deborah Azzopardi, and Chris Antemann at the 2010 ArtHamptons. To find out more about these wonderful works of art, the artists, and the gallery, please visit: www.thecynthiacorbettgallery.com
Bill Hemmer hosts the American Heart Association Benefit at Haygrounds School June 23, 2012 camera operator/editor: Frank Vespe
The Montauk Project: One Man's Story featuring Stewart Swerdlow Originally broadcast on WVVH-TV Hamptons Television in 2007 (c) WVVH-TV 2007 all rights reserved
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Glare, light trespass, and 'up' lighting contributing to sky glow, by unshielded, misplaced, excessive, or unnecessary outdoor night lighting By eliminating light pollution, we can conserve energy, reduce glare, maintain our desirable community character, safeguard our wildlife in their natural environment, and restore our view of the starry night sky. WVVH-TV News Chief Investigator Karl Grossman takes a look at the Dark Sky movement. FOR MORE INFO ON THIS SUBJECT CONTACT: www.DarkSkySociety.Com (c) WVVH-TV 2008 All Rights Reserved
[FTF]
Oh what you think you're fire proof in that studio booth
Like you can't burn forever teachin these children how to shoot
Behind closed doors, you worser then Adolf Hitler
But when it comes to the reala, you just a studio killa
Playin cap peela, just to fill your record sells
Not knowin you leadin a whole generation to hell
I got a story to tell, bout this Dude I never knew
The Wody was crusified on the Cross for me and you
And out the sky blue, the Wody rose from the dead
Forgiven His enemies even though they bust His head
My eyes bloody red, as I turn the next page
The Wody said from off top, through HIM I can be saved
The Wody had to be the Son of Man
So much power so much love in His hand, you know what I'm sayin
And I'ma roll wit the Wody's plan, you know what I'm sayin
Cause ain't no love in this cold land, you know what I'm sayin
We were all made to live eternal, you know what I'm sayin
I ain't burnin wit them demons cornell, you know what I'm sayin
Everbody wanna be the big man, you know what I'm sayin
But only GOD hold the world in His hand, you know what I'm sayin
The Daddy dont believe that song, you know what I'm sayin
Cause gangstas dont live that long, you know what I'm sayin
[Chorus]
Oh what you think you're fire proof in that studio booth
Like you cant burn forever teachin these children how to shoot
Thugged out, drugged out, just to fill your record sells
Not knowin you leadin a whole generation to hell
[x2]
[FTF]
Who can I trust wody, only the man up above
And killas poppin the slugs, tryin to crack my coffee mug
They showin no love, cause the demons be full of hate
I push the Word like weight, cuttin demons like cake
From stake to stake, my dogs hungry for a plate
Im gonna feed a millions thugs wit a loaf of bread and my faith
Say the LORD is great, dont play no games stay in line
You gon get your time to shine lil daddy, respect my mind
You rappin that death, like I ain't never been through crime a
Beefin in New Orleans I had to isolate my momma
Praise the Lord I made it out that night war
My homies in graveyards, down town press pause
Times was hard, we stand in line for the dead
Like killas become framers in hoods from bustin heads
Live by, Die by thats the code of a souljah
Either you rollin wit Jahovah
Or get your head burnt off your sholder
In that wild Magnolia, Satan playin for keeps
Every week a dead body rapped up in bloody sheets
I don be through the fire and touched the bottom of the sea
Leadin souljahs to Christ and tossin the empire see
You better pay attention, these words be real comin out my mouth
Heaven be up North wody, and hell be down south
What cha talkin bout, that place be hotter then a stove
Worster then old parents, prision on top in the droves
Life wit out parole, that revalation unfolds
Wody they really got a place, grab the toe of your soul
Like whoa
[Chorus]
[FTF]
So many rappers from New Orleans, offf the top startin to ballin
Rappin gangsta stories, kidnappin to you hualin
Bustin dealers heads, slangin crack up in the dome
Runnin wit grave fillas, leavin brains on sidewalks
And no chokin wody when you slippin up in that booth
Them boys be quick to shoot, them boys be bout that loot
Rappers die by the packs, cause young thugs be tottin choppas
Surrounded by yellow tape, nosie people and crime stoppers
I can see the picture, the 3rd war catty-o
Murders to funerals, drugs to calicos
Police wit equipted minds, little children wit Tech-9s
Everybody diein, but still livin the life of crime
Maybe GOD will rough you up when you stuck in the hood
An automatic will take their lives, thats why they think its all good
So many rappers rap that murder, but never do they learn
But when the fire gets to hot, they ain't willin to burn