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Another Vision for the Atlantic Yards

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Friday, July 08, 2005

A dark horse proposal has emerged as a bidder for the Atlantic Rail Yards site in Brooklyn. Rather than the 60-story high rises and a basketball arena proposed by Forrest City Ratner, Extell wants to build 28-story apartment buildings and no stadium.

Fait Un-Accompli?

Gary Barnett, president of Extell Development Company,
-wants to build on the Brooklyn Rail Yards Site

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Can't See the Towers for the Arena?

Ed Weintrob, founder and publisher of The Brooklyn Papers,
-says New York media have missed the story on the planned Brooklyn arena
» The Brooklyn Papers

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Space on the Net

Robin Raskin, Technology author, journalist and spokesperson who specializes in helping parents raise kids in a digital world, dubbed, “The Internet Mom”
- on keeping teenagers safe on social networking internet sites
and
Eric Zales, recent graduate of Verona High School. Attending Rutgers in the Fall. User ...

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Against Sanctity

Dr. Faroque Khan President of the Islamic Center of Long Island, in Westbury, sits on the board of Islamic Society of North America, also a professor of Medicine at SUNY Stony Brook
- condemns the attacks in London
» Islamic Center of North America

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What the London Police Get Right

Jessica Stern, Lecturer in Public Policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Terror in the Name of God (HarperCollins, 2003)
-says even smart policing can't always stop all attacks
» Jessica Stern

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Lean on Me

Lenore Skenazy Columnist for the Daily News,br /> - on our anxiety levels after the London bombings
» Daily News

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Wake Up and Smell the Media

Jeff Jarvis, writes the blog Buzzmachine.com,
-on the failure of old media to keep up in moments of crisis
» Buzzmachine

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Feedback: The Facebook goes Digital

In the interest of (mostly) shameless self-promotion, I thought you might find this article I wrote for my college newspaper interesting. I think thefacebook is part of a huge shift in how young people form friendships and relationships. For instance, students now "research" their acquaintances and crushes. And that, ...

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The Extell Plan


an aerial view of the Extell plan


how it would look on a map

(courtesy of Cetra-Ruddy)

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