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Lobbyist Abramoff gets 4 years for corruption
The New York TimesJack Abramoff, the onetime flamboyant lobbyist who amassed a fortune by showering gifts on congressional and executive branch officials while bilking Indian tribes of millions of dollars, was sentenced on Thursday to four years in prison. Judge Ellen...Tags: Lobbying, Government, Dania Beach, National Government, Corporate Crime
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Review: 'A Girl Cut in Two'
rafer.guzman@newsday.com(3 ½ STARS) (unrated) PLOT An innocent girl is caught between a jaded older lover and a rich but unstable young suitor. CAST Ludivine Sagnier, Francois Berléand, Benoit Magimel LENGTH 1:50 PLAYING AT Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington BOTTOM LINE...Tags: A Girl Cut in Two, Woody Allen, Claude Chabrol, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Stanford White
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Let The Best Doll Win!
LOS ANGELES TIMESA pair of new books paint the presidential candidates as two-dimensional politicians, capture them in various states of undress and reveal what they've long kept hidden in their closets. What's more, the books depict both as small men — about 8...Tags: Baby Products, Games, and Toys, Elections, Toy Industry, Toys, John McCain
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The week in live music
Special to the Chicago TribuneFRIDAY Old rave is the new rave, or perhaps it's just that the nostalgia for those 'til-dawn dance parties of the '90s has finally hit. Either way, after years of unfashionability, dance music has embraced its ostentatious teenage years in all their...Tags: Dance, Moby, Lake Shore Drive, Country Music, Christopher Cross
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Pat Riley joins Hall of Fame greats as proud son
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe image of polished perfection has made it to Springfield, Mass. On one hand, that makes Pat Riley profoundly proud. Because it's as if his father is going to the Basketball Hall of Fame with him tonight. "My dad was dashing," he says of the late Lee...Tags: Major League Baseball, Central Park, Clark Gable, Magic Johnson, National Basketball Association
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Macy's livens up State Street space
In an ongoing effort to revitalize its Midwest flagship store, Macy's on State Street is moving men's accessories and dress shirts to the first-floor arcade space, marking the first time in more than five years that the expansive corner will house a...Tags: Skokie, Macy's, Banking, Target Corporation, Credit and Debt
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Performance art teacher, devotee
Chicago Tribune reporterThomas A. Jaremba helped start a department to teach performance art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and staged his own wildly eclectic shows that mixed dance, dialogue, video and music. Mr. Jaremba, 70, died of heart failure on Sunday,...Tags: Alwin Nikolais, Dance, Goodman Theatre, Christianity, Jean Cocteau
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TODAY AT BELMONT
Best Bet: SOLARANA (8) Best Value: FORTISSI MORE (9) Totals: 0-0 ($0) 1 6 Furlongs. 3&up. Claiming $10,000. Purse: $24,000. Post - 1 p.m. 3 Rumspringa(L) 4-1-5 Maragh Levine 120 3-1 4 Stellianos(L) 7-6-6 Arboleda Fisher 120 50-1 5 Soulshine(L) 2-3-5...Tags: Layoffs and Downsizing, Film Festivals
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Little tables no longer a side attraction
Those looking to update their living space for fall without going all-out might want to consider some of today's smart, sophisticated new side tables. Not that occasional tables are new; Eileen Gray and Charles Eames created elegant, iconic versions in...Tags: William Morris, Bedford (Bronx, New York), Furniture
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The alternative Fashion Week
Special to amNewYorkFashion Week doesn't have to mean red-carpet access and front-row status. In fact, it doesn't even need to include a runway. Here are some events and places to go where you can appreciate the wearable arts during Fashion Week, sans ticket. Mr. and Miss...Tags: New Products, Times Square, Perry Ellis, Fashion Trends, Wine, Beer, and Spirits
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Today's News From the Cars.com Family
KickingTiresWhat does that Jeep powertrain warranty actually cover? Ask.cars.com explains the nitty-gritty details in full. Then, PickupTrucks.com has the latest on "Bobcat," Ford's still-developing ethanol-boost engine. Finally, MotherProof.com has a review of the...Tags: Project Runway, Ethanol
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Sports & recreation calendar
Baseball Youth baseball The Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks is accepting registration for the Western Howard County Fall Youth Baseball League for boys ages 7 to 18. Games are played Sunday afternoons at venues around the county....Tags: Clubs and Associations, People, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Teen-agers, Cycling
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