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Tuesday, November 01, 2005

Today is Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, one of the most popular celebrations in South Asia. If the City Council has it's way, it will get formal recognition in New York by way of suspension of alternate side street parking. The Mayor vetoed the council's bill, but they are set to override it this month.

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James Joyner, writes the blog outsidethebeltway.com
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» Outside the Beltway

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Alitoist

Mark Schmitt, senior fellow at the New America Foundation and writes the weblog, The Decembrist
- on the nomination of Judge Alito

» The Decembrist

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30 Issues: Home Rule

Jon Shure, president of New Jersey Policy Perspective, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that conducts research on state issues,
-says New Jersey towns and districts need to think about consolidating

» New Jersey Policy Perspective

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On the Record

Mike Kelly, columnist at The Record of Bergen County, NJ
- on the paper's endorsement of Forrester

» The Record of Bergen County

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Lighten Up

Pandit Prakash Gosai, priest at the Bhubaneswar Mandir (temple) in Queens
- on the significance of Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Light

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Memories of Robben Island

Ahmad Kathrada, former cabinet member in the South African government, author, Memoirs (Struik , 2005)
- on his life in post-apartheid South Africa with Nelson Mandela

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