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'Gossip Girl' ads too hot for viewers?
By Matthew Sweeney and Kathleen BulsonIn a naked grab for viewers, " Gossip Girl," the teen drama about wealthy New York prep school kids, is putting sex on the front burner in a racy ad campaign running next month. The ads though may be too hot for teens, and a bad influence, some say. The...Tags: Time Warner Inc., Theater, New York, Satellite and Cable Service, Teen-agers
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Away all boats: Sailing in the city
Special to amNewYorkRow, row, row your boat through New York's waterways (or paddle, sail or kayak, if you prefer). The city's rivers, bays, creeks, inlets and oceans offer boating opportunities for the water newcomer and the experienced captain. Here are your best bets....Tags: Sailing, Rivers, Rentals, Canoeing and Kayaking, Bodies of Water
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Summer civility and the promise of more to come
New York in July, hot and breezy, the smell of pizza and coffee in the air, and on the subway one is surrounded by women in light summer dresses, the bare shoulders of elegant young urban women whose shoulders tell you they never toted barges or lifted...Tags: Transportation, Subway Transportation, New York, Public Transportation
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Summer civility and the promise of more to come
New York in July, hot and breezy, the smell of pizza and coffee in the air, and on the subway one is surrounded by women in light summer dresses, the bare shoulders of elegant, young, urban women whose shoulders tell you they never toted barges or...Tags: Transportation, Subway Transportation, New York, Public Transportation
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Kicking a Dead Horse
amNewYork Theater criticNo one can accuse "Kicking a Dead Horse" of not living up to its title. Less than five minutes into Sam Shepard's drama, a male actor is literally kicking a giant prop that resembles a dead horse. A booming sound effect even echoes every time that he...Tags: Theater, Sam Shepard, Stephen Rea, Manhattan, David Henry Hwang
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NYC triathlon: First death occurs in event's history
A 32-year-old man has died during the New York City triathlon. It's the first death in the event's eight-year history. Race director Bill Burke says other competitors alerted medical personnel during the 1,500-meter swim in the Hudson River on Sunday...Tags: Henry Hudson, Employees, Triathlon, Medical Staff
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Beijing goes to extremes for its Olympic face-lift
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterEverybody wants to make a good impression for important guests, but it's almost like an episode of "Extreme Makeover" here these days. With a price tag of $43 billion, the Summer Games that will open Aug. 8 in Beijing are the most expensive in Olympic...Tags: Society, Healthcare Policies, Political Systems, Multi-Sport Events, Food Safety
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Two Broward circuit judges face rare challenges in election
South Florida Sun-SentinelIn a sea change, two incumbent Broward Circuit Court judges face challengers for their seats on the bench. In Group 3, Judge Pedro Dijols, appointed in December 2005 by then-Gov. Jeb Bush, is running against Bernard "Bernie" Bober, a career public...Tags: Illnesses, Juvenile Delinquency, Local Elections, Crimes, Schools
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Compost used to nourish Brooklyn parks
Special to amNewYorkThe tree that grows in Brooklyn thrives on potato peels and eggshells. In Fort Greene Park each Saturday, locals deposit vegetable scraps, fruit rinds and coffee grounds in six metal garbage cans placed alongside the Greenmarket. Volunteers transport the...Tags: Weather Reports, New York Weather, Fort Greene, Metal and Mineral, Williamsburg
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Orlando condo buyer joins litigation over bomb range
Sentinel Staff WriterAnother class-action lawsuit has been filed alleging fraud and other misdeeds by builders and developers of homes on and near a former WWII-era bombing range in southeast Orlando. The suit by Lymarie Rodriguez of Orlando, who bought a condo in Central...Tags: Lee Vista, Homes, Trials, Boca Raton
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