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Snooki on awkward meeting with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie: 'He just doesn't like us'

nydailynews.com — snookinic via Instagram Just because "The Jersey Shore" has wrapped doesn't mean that the feud between Snooki and Chris Christie is over. The 25-year-old pint-sized MTV reality starlet, real name Nicole Polizzi, met the New Jersey governor for the first time on the Seaside Heights boardwalk.

Hundred-year-old X-rays reveal how corsets put the squeeze on Victorian women

nydailynews.com — The images, from the 1908 medical paper 'Le Corset' by French doctor Ludovic O'Followell, helped influence the creation of more flexible undergarments for women. Le Corset of O'Followell via Wik An X-ray published in 1908 demonstrates how corsetry of the era narrows the lower rib cage. Think Spanx are uncomfortable?
Ouch: The X-rays that helped put an end to the Victorian corset. nydn.us/110KNww

Injured NY Rangers defenseman Anton Stralman dealing with facial fracture, according to source, remains out for Game 5

nydailynews.com — BY Pat Leonard BOSTON - The injury sidelining Rangers defenseman Anton Stralman is a facial fracture, the Daily News has learned, likely sustained on a Milan Lucic hit from behind with 6:54 remaining in the second period of Game 3 at the Garden on Tuesday.
Oh no. “@NYDNRangers: #NYR's Anton Stralman dealing with facial fracture, News has learned nydailynews.com/blogs/rangers/…

After storied career at St. Joseph's in Trumbull, Conn., Vito Montelli enjoys the sweet life

nydailynews.com — Few coaches relished the competition of the prep game more than Vito Montelli. Raised in Bristol, Conn., the son of two Italian immigrants with second grade educations, Montelli first coached baseball, but turned indoors to basketball when he followed a priest to St. Joseph's in 1962.
"This photo is going straight to the FBI." Our NYDN piece on Vito Montelli, Arthur Avenue and raised glasses: nydn.us/11hYHcA

Buddhist monk sets himself on fire to protest slaughter of cattle in Sri Lanka

nydailynews.com — The monk reportedly told other monks he was burning himself to protest the killing of cattle for meat. J.A.L JAYASINGHE/AFP/Getty Images A Buddhist monk in Sri Lanka immolated himself to protest against the slaughter of cattle in the country, reports said.
"A Buddhist monk set himself on fire in Sri Lanka to protest the slaughter of cattle" nydailynews.com/news/world/bud…

NY Rangers look to carry momentum against Bruins in Game 5

nydailynews.com — Bruce Bennett/ Getty Images Brian Boyle is ignoring his regular season struggles, scoring three goals this postseason for the Rangers, tied for second most with Carl Hagelin. BOSTON - Another elimination game. Right where the Rangers want to be. The Blueshirts elevate their urgency in do-or-die showdowns such as Saturday's Game 5 against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden.
RT @NYDNRangers: The threat of elimination. It helps some Rangers focus. Some don't feel the pressure at all nydailynews.com/sports/hockey/…

Top Horace Mann officials apologize to abuse victims for the first time

nydailynews.com — James Keivom/New York Daily News Officials at Horace Mann School in the Bronx issued a letter of apology on its website to former students who were abused by teachers. Top officials at Horace Mann School apologized for the first time Friday to former students who were sexually abused by teachers over the past five decades.

New Yorkers strip down for Naked Painting Party

nydailynews.com — New Yorkers of all shapes and sizes gathered together for the Spring Naked Painting Party on May 23, 2013 and you guessed it, they all got naked and painted on each other's bodies. The Naked Painting Parties are the newest craze to hit the streets of Manhattan. Take a look inside ...

Andy Kaufman alive and well in Albuquerque, N.M., and video proves it, zealous fans claim

nydailynews.com — ABC Photo Archives/ Getty Images; KRQE If a small group of zealous Andy Kaufman fans are to believed, the "Taxi" star is alive and well and in the midst of his greatest joke ever.

Talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel drops $1.9 million for topless painting of Bea Arthur

nydailynews.com — John Currin/Christie's John Currin's painting of "Bea Arthur Naked" shows the actress topless. The buyer who paid $1.9 million for a topless painting of Bea Arthur is no longer anonymous, but apparently there's nothing kinky about talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel's splurge.

Mystery phone poll asks registered voters if they'd support Ray Kelly for mayor

nydailynews.com — Peter Foley/Bloomberg NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly says he isn't running for mayor, leading to a mystery about who made calls asking registered voters if they would vote for him. It's a new mystery in the mayor's race. A pollster telephoned registered voters this week asking if they knew of the decline in crime and could support Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly for mayor.

My solemn meeting on Veterans Day with President Obama at my friend's resting place in Arlington

nydailynews.com — Miller/News ARLINGTON, Va. - He didn't introduce himself. He didn't have to. President Obama simply stuck out his hand and asked for my name as he stepped toward me amid a bone-chilling drizzle in the Gardens of Stone. This was Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery.

New York Legislature considers bill requiring labels for genetically modified food

nydailynews.com — Mariela Lombard for New York Daiy News Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal is the lead sponsor of a bill that would require manufacturers to label GMO foods. It is an issue whose time may have come. Two bills have been introduced in the New York Legislature that would make the state the first in the nation to mandate the labeling of genetically modified food.

NJ investigators say bars used rubbing alcohol and dirty water - and sold it as top-shelf booze

nydailynews.com — Julio Cortez/AP Rubbing alcohol, dirty water or bottom-shelf booze - that's what investigators say 29 New Jersey bars and restaurants used in lieu of premium liquor. State officials busted the skeevy taverns, including 13 TGI Fridays locations, during a raid Thursday titled "Operation Swill."
RT @nydailynews: Rubbing alcohol on the rocks: NJ bars SCAMMED customers with fake drinks nydn.us/13QNsd2