NY TIMES News, Feb 06, 2012

Museum and Gallery Listings for Feb. 3-9 New York Times Full reviews of recent art shows: nytimes.com/art. Museums ★ American Folk Art Museum: 'Jubilation | Rumination: Life, Real and Imagined' (through Sept 2) Having escaped the ugly, West 53rd Street tomb of a building it inhabited from 2001 to 2011, ... See all stories on this topic »

Pop/Rock Listings for Feb. 3-9 New York Times For full reviews of recent concerts: nytimes.com/music. Fred Armisen's Playlist Live! (Sunday) Mr. Armisen, the affable punk junkie of “Saturday Night Live,” offers a torrent of cover songs by his favorite artists, from the Clash to Hüsker Dü, ... See all stories on this topic »

Corrections: January 31 New York Times President Obama's victory in 2008 marked the first time in 32 years — not 36 — that a Democrat carried the state. (Jimmy Carter had been the last to do so, in 1976.) NEW YORK An article in some editions on Friday about the closings of two of New York ... See all stories on this topic »

Writers at the Ramparts in a Gay Revolution New York Times “Before World War II,” he says, “homosexuality was a dirty secret that was almost never written about and rarely discussed.” The year everything changed, he persuasively argues, was 1948. That year the first of the Kinsey Reports appeared. See all stories on this topic »

Killers' families struggle with shame, silence and fear Bend Bulletin By Serge F. Kovaleski / New York Times News Service Editor's note: This is an excerpt of an article in today's New York Times. Read the full version at nytimes.com. PUEBLO, Colo. — On a summer night not long ago, Maureen White sat alone in her living ... See all stories on this topic »

How Online Paywalls Are Changing Journalism NPR And this is I think a really interesting change because it isn't just, hey, we got a new source of money, which is always welcome in the newspaper world, but also because psychologically it moves the Times, the New York Times business model closer to ... See all stories on this topic »

Electronic dance music jolts the concert world New York Daily News By Jim Farber / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS The band deadmau5, above at a concert in Austin, Tex., broke records with its recent series of shows at Roseland in New York City. Thousands of fans stare at a concert stage, rapt — even though it holds no singer, ... See all stories on this topic » New York Daily News

The NY Times and the Perils of Journalistic Bias Arutz Sheva It's not the editorials alone, they are supposed to express an opinion, it's also the way the news is brought that marks the NY Times as biased. Below are the tricks of the trade it used against The Third Jihad. The writer is an editorial intern at the ... See all stories on this topic »

Chalco Leads N.Y. Index's Descent From Four-Month High: China Overnight Bloomberg US shares of Aluminum Corp., also known as Chalco, had their biggest tumble in three months and traded at a 4.5 percent discount versus those in Hong Kong, after the company reported net income probably plunged more than 50 percent in 2011. See all stories on this topic » Bloomberg

On final day with media before NY Giants play Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI ... New York Daily News By Ralph Vacchiano / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS INDIANAPOLIS — Antrel Rolle gets on the phone three or four times a day, every day, with his mother, Armelia. So she knows her son can talk . . . and talk . . . and talk. That's what worried her, too. See all stories on this topic » New York Daily News

Super Bowl XLVI: Live Blogging the Ads Wall Street Journal (blog) Jeff Pearlman, a columnist for SI.com and the author of three New York Times best-sellers. His latest, “Sweetness: the Enigmatic Life of Walter Payton,” came out in October. He blogs at jeffpearlman.com. Suzanne Vranica, the advertising and marketing... See all stories on this topic »

Juror Dismissed In Trial Of Marine Whose Pit Bull Mauled Toddler Son WITN At some point in time, through migrations, immigrations, war time, and peace time, the "r" was removed. My issue is this: It NO LONGER INCLUDES THE "R." That would be like me saying that my ancestral name of "SMITH" is now spelled "SITH" but still ... See all stories on this topic »

First Amendment Challenges in the Digital Age Huffington Post ... several of the other law professors on my faculty noticed the headlines on the front pages of the WashingtonPost.com, the NYTimes.com, and even the Huffington Post, which had run the ominous banner headline "The Day the Internet Lost. See all stories on this topic »

The One-Page Magazine New York Times ... + Global financial meltdown = Etsy THE BIG PROFILE: JENNIFER MORRISON By Dave Itzkoff Before her ABC series “Once Upon a Time” surrounded her with amnesiac exiles from a fairy-tale world, Jennifer Morrison knew she had a soft spot for fantasy. See all stories on this topic »

Dead On: 'Weegee: Murder Is My Business,' at the International Center of ... GalleristNY So said Weegee, the tabloid documentarian of New York's murders, car crashes and tenement fires. He found work and made an identity for himself photographing the small-time crooks, petty thugs and hard-boiled gangsters who defined the city's seedy ... See all stories on this topic » GalleristNY

Morning Links: Happening Edition GalleristNY There was even something called a 'thrill club,' organized on Long Island to bring people in for exciting weekends in New York. They would arrive in limos. But they were mystified and mostly disappointed. As time went on, the audience became less and ... See all stories on this topic » GalleristNY

Card Corner: 1972 Topps—Bob Veale Hardball Times Would Veale's arm be able to hold up to pitching three to four times a week, instead of the one to two starts a rotation pitcher would make? And what effect would Veale's lack of conditioning have on his effectiveness. Veale had reported to spring ... See all stories on this topic »

Fox News Marks A Decade Of Winning Ratings; We Honor Them With Clips From O ... Mediaite Earlier this month, during the week of the South Carolina primary, the network landed in the second overall spot in prime time cable rankings, behind just USA. So how do we tip our cap to Fox News on this occasion? With aa few short clips of three of ... See all stories on this topic »

Welcome to the Meat Grinder BullionVault ... unlikely to be anywhere near as benign for either market participants or those struggling, far beyond the Bloomberg screens and VaR reports, to make a living in the real world of industry and commerce, writes Sean Corrigan for the Cobden Centre. See all stories on this topic »

Placeplace and Other Places (PS) IcelandReview “Markvörður frá Jamaíku til Selfyssinga” (“Goalkeeper from Jamaica to Selfoss”), was a headline in the daily newspaper Morgunblaðið yesterday. The story was about the female football (soccer) team of Selfoss signing the 22-year-old goalkeeper Nicole ... See all stories on this topic » IcelandReview

Harold's Chicken in Chicago. Best.Wings.Period! CNN Seriously, why else would you choose such a limited number, and why in the worldwould you include a chain... gak27 right on the money on both counts ive been everywhere in this country and have heard al the "best wings ever crap" and they do not know ... See all stories on this topic »

A Nation of Drivers Wall Street Journal The circa 1860 Jones horse-drawn street car, one of 18000 in 40 cities at the time, was in service in Brooklyn, NY, where the local professional baseball team was originally called the Trolley Dodgers. At the turn of the 20th century there were three ... See all stories on this topic »

NFL schedule, injury report Columbus Dispatch NFL Headlines from AP NY Giants at New England—GIANTS: Probable: RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot), WR Hakeem Nicks (shoulder), S Tyler Sash (foot), DE Osi Umenyiora (ankle, knee), CB Corey Webster (hamstring), LB Jacquian Williams (foot). See all stories on this topic »

NYTimes Freely Mocks Mormons: 'I Wouldn't Buy the Underwear Just Yet' NewsBusters (blog) By Clay Waters | February 02, 2012 | 09:25 Mormon fear at the New York Times. The paper's online “Room for Debate” section, which “invites knowledgeable outside contributors to discuss news events and other timely issues” on Monday asked “What Is It ... See all stories on this topic »

Playbook: Bond fraud Politico NY TIMES MAGAZINE COVER, “The War Ends Here: Fighting to the Finish in Afghanistan's Most Dangerous Place,” by Luke Mogelson: “Year after year, month after month, Helmand has ranked as the deadliest, most violent province in Afghanistan. See all stories on this topic »

David Choe on the cover of NYTimes | The Citrus Report | Art ... By admin We don't like to report on the finances of our friends, so we will let David explain about why he, David Choe, was on the cover of the New York Times today, The Citrus Report | Art, Culture,...

Tom Nelson: Don't miss this undated writeup by the late, great John ... By Tom ... CNN headline news, BBC, NPR, PBS (NOVA/FRONTLINE), WCBS, Time, Newsweek, Life, US News & World Report, Economist, Scientific American, ScienceNews, Science, Rolling Stone, Popular Science, USA Today, New York Times, ... Tom Nelson

  

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