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No need to cook the books on Walter White

Written By Unknown on Senin, 30 September 2013 | 17.08

Walter White has helped Sony and AMC make out like bandits. "Breaking Bad," which ends its 5-season run Sunday, has helped fill numerous lockers with cash for both companies. Sony Pictures TV, which owns the franchise, has sold the TV show in 200 countries,...
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Colleges flunking students in debt education

Some universities are giving their students a bad education in finance to foster relationships with banks. That's according to a consumer advocate group's report to be released Monday at a Consumer Financial Protection Board (CFPB) hearing devoted to...
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Lavin says St. John’s can be ‘special’

Steve Lavin has set the same three goals for his St. John's basketball team each year: win the Big East regular season title, the conference's postseason crown and reach the NCAA Tournament. For the first time, he feels all three are realistically attainable....
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Time to marvel at Brodeur, while we can

There will be one more emotional sendoff, though even the grand goodbye that awaits Derek Jeter might not carry the emotional weight of Mariano Rivera's remarkable Bronx farewell. But we have another special athlete who may very well be on his final...
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Holmes’ hair gets down to business

Katie Holmes' gorgeous mane is helping to boost sales for New York-based beauty brand Alterna Haircare. Holmes signed on as an owner of ,and ambassador for, Alterna, which launched its first global advertising campaign earlier this year and has just...
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Colleges flunking students in debt education

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 29 September 2013 | 17.08

Some universities are giving their students a bad education in finance to foster relationships with banks. That's according to a consumer advocate group's report to be released Monday at a Consumer Financial Protection Board (CFPB) hearing devoted to...
17.08 | 0 komentar | Read More

Lavin says St. John’s can be ‘special’

Steve Lavin has set the same three goals for his St. John's basketball team each year: win the Big East regular season title, the conference's postseason crown and reach the NCAA Tournament. For the first time, he feels all three are realistically attainable....
17.08 | 0 komentar | Read More

Time to marvel at Brodeur, while we can

There will be one more emotional sendoff, though even the grand goodbye that awaits Derek Jeter might not carry the emotional weight of Mariano Rivera's remarkable Bronx farewell. But we have another special athlete who may very well be on his final...
17.08 | 0 komentar | Read More

No need to cook the books on Walter White

Walter White has helped Sony and AMC make out like bandits. "Breaking Bad," which ends its 5-season run Sunday, has helped fill numerous lockers with cash for both companies. Sony Pictures TV, which owns the franchise, has sold the TV show in 200 countries,...
17.08 | 0 komentar | Read More

Holmes’ hair gets down to business

Katie Holmes' gorgeous mane is helping to boost sales for New York-based beauty brand Alterna Haircare. Holmes signed on as an owner of ,and ambassador for, Alterna, which launched its first global advertising campaign earlier this year and has just...
17.08 | 0 komentar | Read More

Tight spot: Jets’ Winslow eyes bounce-back game

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 28 September 2013 | 17.08

Rex Ryan and Kellen Winslow Jr. insist they're not the least bit worried about the Jets tight end's declining production since his impressive season opener. They say defenses have adjusted to take him away, which has opened things up for other players....
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Cuba to let athletes sign with overseas teams

HAVANA — Could a new wave of Cuban baseball players be headed for the majors in America without having to defect from the communist island? Cuba announced Friday that athletes from all sports will soon be able to sign contracts with foreign leagues,...
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Giants entire season on the line in Week 4

The Giants are facing the end Sunday in Kansas City. They don't want to concede as much and that's understandable. But if the sheer desperation of the moment is not enough to drive the 0-3 Giants to their first victory of the year when they play the...
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Shady antique shop staffers ‘tricked tourist into $1M sale’

It's the "Antiques Road Show"-turned-horror flick. Shady staffers at a Manhattan collectibles emporium tricked an elderly Ohio tourist into forking over more than a $1 million for miniature statues worth a fraction that, a new Manhattan federal lawsuit...
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Giants not overlooking Chiefs QB Alex Smith

OK, Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith is not Peyton Manning. But he's not exactly JaMarcus Russell, either. "He's a very, very good, experienced veteran quarterback who is being utilized for his legs as well as his mind and his arm," Giants coach Tom Coughlin...
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A bionic leg controlled by a patient’s mind

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 27 September 2013 | 17.08

A bionic leg controlled by a patient's mind | New York Post Sign in / Register See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) Zac Vawter, fitted with an experimental...
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Scientists test mind-controlled bionic leg

A man who lost the lower part of his leg in a motorcycle accident has been fitted with the first thought-controlled bionic leg. Zac Vawter has been testing the device which uses neurosignals from his upper leg muscles to control the prosthetic knee...
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Cops find LI ‘office shooter’s’ car

Police launched a massive manhunt along the scenic Hudson River hiking trails of Putnam County on Thursday for the Queens man suspected of fatally shooting one ex-business associate and wounding another on Long Island. Nassau County Executive Edward...
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Woman fails driving exam she took for someone else

She flunked Criminality 101. A wannabe whiz who was paid to illegally take commercial driver's license exams for desperate applicants repeatedly failed the test, according to a Brooklyn federal court complaint. Marie Daniel was part of a ragtag group...
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24 things to know before ‘Homeland’ returns

By Robert Rorke September 26, 2013 | 9:35am Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison in "Homeland." Season three begins Sunday night at 9 p.m. on Showtime with Brody (Damian Lewis) on the run and Carrie (Claire Danes) in the hot seat and...
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Besuited creep attempts to rape woman in Tribeca

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 26 September 2013 | 17.08

A creep in a business suit tried to rape a woman returning to her Tribeca apartment building Friday night, police said. The suspect followed the 39-year-old into her building, shoved her to the floor in the lobby and tried to rape her around 9:15 p.m.,...
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Britney Spears’ comeback already petering out

Britney's back, but she's also bombing at the box office. The ticket sales for her upcoming Las Vegas concerts are a "disaster" according to Radar Online. The 31-year-old singer recently announced a two-year residency at the Planet Hollywood Resort...
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Giants sign ex-Jet FB Conner, put Hynoski on IR

In dire need of a fullback, the Giants on Wednesday signed one who once was supposed to be a big deal for the Jets, adding John Conner to the roster after Henry Hynoski went down with another serious injury. Conner, 26, was a 2010 fifth-round draft...
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Laura Ling tackles the dark side of ‘Society X’

Laura Ling will tackle several thought-provoking topics on her new investigative series "Society X With Laura Ling" — including the rise of synthetic drugs like Molly and Spice (synthetic marijuana). They're both explored in detail on the show's Oct....
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State Dept. sued over Huma Abedin pay deal

WASHINGTON – The State Department got slapped with a lawsuit Wednesday by a government watchdog demanding details of the sweetheart pay deal for longtime Hillary Rodham Clinton aide Huma Abedin. Abedin, who is also the wife of former mayoral candidate...
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De Blasio among legislators who honored African tyrant

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 25 September 2013 | 17.08

His trysts with tyrants didn't end in Cuba and Nicaragua. Bill de Blasio was also among the legislators who honored reviled Zimbabwe despot Robert Mugabe at City Hall in 2002 — an event organized by Councilman Charles Barron. De Blasio was in his first...
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De Blasio’s warped world view should set off alarm bells

Trying to defend the indefensible, Bill de Blasio explained his work with Nicaraguan communists this way. "They had a youthful energy and idealism mixed with a human ability and practicality that was really inspirational," he told a reporter, before...
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Aflac duck stunt ruffles MTA’s feathers

The MTA went quackers after Aflac let its beloved TV-advertising duck waddle right into a Manhattan subway station for a publicity stunt. The adorable fowl was in town to do some promotion for the insurance company, and ruffled some feathers when it...
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Brooklyn boy struck by car

A 12-year-old boy was fighting for his life after being hit by a car while crossing a street in Brooklyn Tuesday, authorities said. The boy was running against the light on Bedford Avenue near Avenue M in Midwood at around 7:20 p.m. when a northbound...
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De Blasio’s ticket-fixing past

Mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio — a vocal critic of police ticket-fixing — wasn't above doing favors for relatives and helping constituents get parking tickets dismissed, according to documents in his City Council archives. The papers show de Blasio...
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Officials: All hostages out of Kenyan mall

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 24 September 2013 | 17.09

Kenyan security forces battled al Qaeda-linked terrorists in an upscale mall for a third day Monday in what they said was a final push to rescue the last few hostages in a siege that has left at least 62 people dead. While the government announced Sunday...
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