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Crime Lab Gets a Shot in the Arm New York Times : September 16, 2007 |
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Last year burglars hit three Subway sandwich shops in central Westchester. In one case... see more |
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In a Hospital Stay, No Time to Rest New York Times : August 7, 2007 |
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| Grand Central Terminal may be synonymous with noise and haste. But as I recently discovered, it can be a lot quieter than a hospital bed. see more |
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Lesson One: The Price the Contractor Quotes Is an Estimate New York Times : February 22, 2007 |
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| In a recent letter to her readers, Dominique Browning, the longtime editor of House & Garden magazine, wrote about the agony of renovation, but suggested her experience was so painful that she preferred not to give details. see more |
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The $250,000 Question New York Times : January 12, 2007 |
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| What kind of second home can you get these days for $250,000? It depends on where you're looking. Want something of a bargain? Then head north. see more |
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New Libraries That Don't Just Go by the Book New York Times : February 11, 2007 |
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| In the last 13 years, Mount Kisco has built a police station, a recreation center and pool, and a water filtration plant. The village raised the $28.9 million through bond issues to pay for the three projects, but another concern -- its small, well-worn library -- kept falling to the bottom of the to-do list. see more |
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Single-Minded Women Take the Plunge: The Fanatic New York Post |
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| She wanted a studio in Manhattan for $100,000 or less. Coming from Las Vegas, the land of long odds, it seemed reasonable to Stephanie Rushia,
a single, 34-year-old freelance editor and writer... see more |
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Their Best Shot Hartford Courant |
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| Sandwiched between cornfields and the Dayton International Airport, the world's largest shooting event, The Grand American World Trapshooting Championships,
happens in Vandelia, Ohio, every August... see more |
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Bump, grind, sweat The Ottawa Citizen |
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| There they are, 23 fine examples of American womanhood, in varying stages of undress - bumping, grinding, slithering, running their hands suggestively along their hips acoss their faces, though their hair. Watching themselves in the mirror. Grinding their sweaty bodies up against pillars. "Rotate! Rotate! Rotate!" hollers Carl, one of... see more |
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Moving Overseas? Prepare Yourself The Washington Post |
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| The kids can't understand their classmates' jokes, you're not sure where to take the trash, your husband is gone most of the time and, when he is home, is just as tired and disoriented as you are. Welcome to the glamorous world of expatriate marriage... see more |
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Hippocrates meets the HMO Facts & Arguments (The Globe and Mail) |
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| Two precious pieces of plastic enable me to enjoy life in the United States, and neither carries an interest rate. One is my green card, actually a pale pink, issued in 1988 when I arrived from my native Canada. The second is my health-insurance card, the lifeline... see more |
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The Joy of a 'Girl Racer' and a Wish for More New York Times |
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| There are few places I can think of where things happen so quickly and in so little space with so many dire consequences if something goes wrong as on a racing sailboat. An operating room, perhaps. And, like an O.R., on a racer you need a team of people who know... see more |
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The Mobile Guide Wall Street Journal |
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| It's not terribly reassuring to read an editorial in the local paper about what terrible drivers Corsicians are when, still jet-lagged, you're about to climb onto a scooter and race off across Haute Corse, the rugged, barren northern half of the island. The last time I... see more |
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