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Watching Critics, Watching Journalists, Watching Cameras, Watching Sheriffs, Watching Peewee Herman Watch: The Extraordinary Case of the Saturday Morning Children's Show Celebrity Who Masturbated
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If one more person comes in here to take a peek, I am going to charge admission.
-Pat/Patricia Gaddison in "The Fourth Sex"
The sacred image, the liturgical icon, principally represents Christ. It cannot represent the invisible and incomprehensible God, but the incarnation of the Son of God has ushered in a new "economy of images": "Previously God, who has neither a Body nor a face, absolutely could not be represented by an image. But now that he has made himself visible in the ...
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WNBA Mystics at Liberty
The Washington Post
; When: Tonight, 7:30. Where: Madison Square Garden, New York. Records: Mystics 8-12, Liberty 11-9. TV: Comcast SportsNet. They Meet Again: For the past two seasons, the fight for the final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference has come down to Washington and New York. In 2006, it was the Mystics.
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Aerial view: Maze maize sets York's tourists a puzzle
Yorkshire Post
; IF you think New York's Statue of Liberty is big you should see the latest tourist attraction in 'Old' York. At 1,300 feet long it will leave even the Americans open mouthed. The Big Apple's iconic symbol is the latest Maize Maze creation by farmer Tom Pearcy in an 18-acre field just outside the
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Maze takes a liberty with icon
Yorkshire Post
; IF you think New York's Statue of Liberty is big you should see the latest tourist attraction in 'Old' York. At 1,300ft long it will leave even the Americans open mouthed. The Big Apple's iconic symbol is the latest Maize Maze creation by farmer Tom Pearcy in an 18-acre field just outside the city.
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Greater New York Chapter, The Links, Inc. Inducts Five New Members
The Culvert Chronicles
; The membership committee of Greater New York Chapter, The Links, Incorporated, under the leadership of Dr. Marcella Maxwell, was proud to preside over the induction of five new members during a recent ceremony held at the Wales Hotel Pied Piper Room, hosted by Mrs. Susan Austin. Established in
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New York Court Hears Gay Marriage Arguments
NPR Morning Edition
; ... of the justices asked whether civil unions would solve the issue, although neither side seemed to favor a compromise solution. Robert Smith, NPR News, New York. Content and Programming copyright 2006 National Public Radio, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Survey: Small businesses favor partnership for health insurance
The Business Journal - Central New York
; Eight of 10 New York small businesses that were surveyed believe a public-private partnership is the best way to provide health insurance for their employees. That's according to a report from the Business and Labor Coalition of New York (BALCONY), the American Cancer Society, AARP, and Sausalito,
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In New York, omnivore's nirvana
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Commentary: New York's online retailers subject to state sales tax
Daily Record (Rochester, NY)
; On May 8, the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance issued TSB-M-08(3)S (online at www.tax.state.ny.us/pdf/memos/sales/ m08_3s.pdf) to further explain legislation effective April 23, which requires certain sellers of taxable tangible personal property or services to register and collect
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COWEN RAGES AT SARKOZY; (1) Vote again: Mr Sarkozy wants another referendum (2) Options: Mr Cowen in New York yesterday.
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; Byline: JOHN LEE BRIAN Cowen is said to befurious at French president Nicolas Sarkozys pronouncement that Ireland would have to hold a second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty amid Cabinet fears of another No vote. Taoiseachs private fury at arrogant French intervention on Lisbon Senior Government
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