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October 13, 2008

Part Ii

  • Best bets

    tuesday

  • Photographer points her lens at Long Beach

    The best memories of Lynn Geyer's life were those childhood summers spent on Long Beach. A Mount Vernon native, Geyer, 60, visited her great-grandmother every summer for more than 20 years. Today, she owns a house in Long Beach, all her own.

  • HOT TIX

    WHO Cypress Hill

  • TALK IT UP: Who's hot on the TV talk shows this week

    WHO Josh Brolin

  • Galleries eye Childe Hassam, Louis Comfort Tiffany

    Two shows, two artists: Their best years were spent on Long Island, spanning decades between the 19th and 20th centuries. Samplers of works by Childe Hassam and Louis Comfort Tiffany currently grace museum galleries near you.

  • quickguide NEW ON DVD: Hitting stores tomorrow

    INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (PG-13) (THREE STARS)

  • Cell phones for dummies

    Though it may seem like everyone owns a cell phone these days, there are quite a few people who have yet to take the plunge. If you know people who are thinking about buying their first cell phone, and they're just going to use it to make calls, there is a way to break them in easily. These cell phones promise simple design, functional features and satisfying performance.

  • tech

    It's a scam!

  • OneSeason.com gives NBA, NHL fans a 'sportsfolio'

    SITE OneSeason.com

  • game reviews: MERCENARIES 2: WORL DIN FLAMES

    MERCENARIES 2: WORLD IN FLAMES

  • how to ... Maximize free space for your site

    If you've already maxed out the MBs you get with your ISP, hook up to Google Sites to get 100 MB more for free.

  • Review: Little blue robot returns in Mega Man 9

    MEGA MAN 9

  • Amy Dickinson: Dear Amy: Is her boyfriend a white nationalist?

    DEAR AMY: I have been dating my boyfriend for about seven months. Recently I was mad at him for canceling plans, and I wanted to see what he was up to, so I Googled him and learned that he has been posting on a white nationalist Web site. It made me sort of sick. I called a mutual friend who was aware that my boyfriend had been interested in white nationalism years ago. When I talked to my boyfriend, he was very defensive. He was angry that I Googled him. I know I invaded his privacy, but whether or not I found it, the forum posts would still be out on the Internet for anyone to read. The things he posted were not necessarily hateful. However, a former leader of the KKK founded the site. My boyfriend is sweet, thoughtful and caring. I love him. He lives with his nephew, who is biracial. He told me that after his nephew was born, he realized he "couldn't hate his own blood." I think he is going through a hard time right now because he is unemployed, and I want to be supportive. On the other hand, I don't want to be with someone who holds white nationalist views. Do you think it is possible for someone with these beliefs to change?

  • TODAY'S PICKS

    SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS (8 p.m., Nickelodeon) - In the special new episode "WhoBob WhatPants," SpongeBob's friends must search for him when he develops amnesia and goes missing.

  • OFF THE WALL

    READ MY LIPS, AND EYES, AND ARMS. Most human communication actually isn't verbal. It's physical.

  • Verne Gay: Review: 'My Own Worst Enemy' with Christian Slater

    THE SHOW "My Own Worst Enemy," NBC/4, tonight at 10

  • TV TALK

    DAYTIME

  • Review: 'Samantha Who?' with Christina Applegate

    THE SHOW "Samantha Who?" ABC/7, tonight at 9:30

  • J-Lo, Anthony, Carlos Beltran and wife renew vows in Vegas

    More than four years after saying "I do," Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony secretly renewed their vows in Las Vegas early yesterday, according to People.com.

  • "Chihuahua" film tops box offices second weekend in row

    An adorable talking dog remained just the sort of escapist movie hero audiences wanted after a week of awful economic news.

  • THE BUZZ

    MCCAIN RESCHEDULES LETTERMAN. David Letterman and Sen. John McCain will get a chance to make up. The GOP presidential candidate is scheduled to appear on Letterman's "Late Show" on Thursday. It will be McCain's 13th visit to the CBS program but his first since he angered Letterman last month. Letterman was unhappy when McCain sat for an interview with Katie Couric instead of him on Sept. 24.

  • REALITY CHECK

    THE NINE. OK, we admit we're stretching things, but anything for East Islip: The ABC game show "Opportunity Knocks" - which is sort of reality in that the production does go to your own real-life house - tomorrow night visits the Vomvos family, which the network calls "the Long Island Brady Bunch."

  • critic's choice: Must-see films at Hamptons fest

    The 16th annual Hamptons International Film Festival kicks off Wednesday with such boldface names as Frances McDormand, Jacqueline Bisset and Alec Baldwin scheduled to appear.

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