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James Gandolfini, ‘Sopranos’ Star, Dies at 51

nytimes.com — James Gandolfini, the Emmy Award-winning actor who shot to fame on the HBO drama "The Sopranos" as Tony Soprano, a tough-talking, hard-living crime boss with a stolid exterior but a rich interior life, died on Wednesday. He was 51 years old. Mr. Gandolfini's death was confirmed by HBO.
RT @palafo: Obit for James Gandolfini, ‘Sopranos' star, who is dead at 51; traveling in Rome; heart attack or stroke. http://t.co/GLNfrcts…
RT @palafo: Obit for James Gandolfini, ‘Sopranos' star, who is dead at 51; traveling in Rome; heart attack or stroke. http://t.co/GLNfrcts…
James Gandolfini Is Dead at 51; Tough-Talking Mob Boss in ‘Sopranos’ nyti.ms/12c8i56
Obit for James Gandolfini, ‘Sopranos' star, who is dead at 51; traveling in Rome; heart attack or stroke. nyti.ms/1auGHUS
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Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy

nytimes.com — LOS ANGELES - Actor James Gandolfini, best known for his Emmy-winning portrayal of a conflicted New Jersey mob boss in the acclaimed HBO cable television series "The Sopranos," has died while vacationing in Rome, the network said on Wednesday. Gandolfini, who was 51, died of a possible heart attack, HBO spokeswoman Mara Mikialian told Reuters.
RT @nytimes: Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy nyti.ms/1auFyfL
RT @nytimes: Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy nyti.ms/1auFyfL
RT @nytimes: Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy nyti.ms/1auFyfL
Oh no :( “@nytimes: Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy nyti.ms/1auFyfL
OMG. RT @nytimes: Actor James Gandolfini, Star of 'The Sopranos,' Dead in Italy nyti.ms/1auFyfL
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The Calorie-Packed Perk

nytimes.com — Within my first week of working at a start-up, I acquired a gut. The reason was obvious: there was free food everywhere, it was delicious and I was nervous. Within five days I was heaving my stomach around like a kettle bell and crossly preparing, and then ignoring, cups of green tea.
The problem with working in a newsroom (and startups!) is... too much free food: goo.gl/C1i2y
RT @pkafka: sometechcompanieshavefreefoodandifyoueatalotofityouwillgetfat nytimes.com/2013/06/20/fas…
sometechcompanieshavefreefoodandifyoueatalotofityouwillgetfat nytimes.com/2013/06/20/fas…
RT @lindastern: Whaa? Your company doesn't have an open bar? Now I want to work at Thrillist. nyti.ms/192nJGI?
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The Apartment Gypsies of Manhattan

nytimes.com — THE volatility of living in New York City on a shoestring visited Clara Jimenz early. Having just graduated from Barnard College and being determined to live on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Ms. Jimenz moved last summer into a co-op with a 38-year-old nurse who was renting out her bedroom for $500 a month and sleeping in the living room.
RT @BilgeEbiri: Wow, here's a 1988 @NYTimes article on "apartment gypsies," featuring 26 year-old struggling actor James Gandolfini; http:/…
RT @sarahw: A young Jim Gandolfini floating from apartment to apartment in 1988 NYC: nytimes.com/1988/05/29/rea… (via @jon_wertheim)
RT @shanedkavanaugh: awesome RT @sarahw A young Jim Gandolfini floating from apartment to apartment in 1988 NYC: nytimes.com/1988/05/29/rea… … …
awesome RT @sarahw A young Jim Gandolfini floating from apartment to apartment in 1988 NYC: nytimes.com/1988/05/29/rea… … (via @jon_wertheim)
RT @sarahw: A young Jim Gandolfini floating from apartment to apartment in 1988 NYC: nytimes.com/1988/05/29/rea… (via @jon_wertheim)
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Obama Preparing Big Effort to Curb Climate Change

nytimes.com — WASHINGTON - President Obama is preparing a major policy push on climate change, including, for the first time, limits on greenhouse gas emissions from new and existing power plants, as well as expanded renewable energy development on public lands and an accelerated effort on energy efficiency in buildings and equipment, senior officials said Wednesday.

Where Did You Go for Your Bra, Mrs. Robinson?

nytimes.com — The guy who is now the official boyfriend told me he'd like to take me shopping for lingerie last weekend. I declined, which was a probably a mistake, because the next thing you know, driving back home to Tennessee, he is sending me a picture of the fishing rod he has just bought for me and speaking enthusiastically about trout fishing.
RT @jimdwyernyt: Where Did You Go For Your Bra, Mrs. Robinson? Joyce Wadler Strikes Again nyti.ms/19jsBUz
Where Did You Go For Your Bra, Mrs. Robinson? Joyce Wadler Strikes Again nyti.ms/19jsBUz
Gray Lady! RT @nytimes A 65-year-old woman hunts for lingerie that would be hot and not farcical nyti.ms/1bW2H8R
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Quinn’s Memoir Goes Largely Unsold, When It Can Be Found

nytimes.com — New Yorkers aren't buying Christine C. Quinn's story - at bookstores, anyway. In its first week on sale, Ms. Quinn's 240-page memoir, "With Patience and Fortitude," has sold only about 100 print copies, according to Nielsen BookScan, which measures book sales.
RT @colvinj: The Times on @Quinn4NY's book flop: "as sneaky campaign tactics go, this one has not been very successful" http://t.co/12UVOfl…
The Times on @Quinn4NY's book flop: "as sneaky campaign tactics go, this one has not been very successful" nytimes.com/2013/06/20/nyr…
RT @GSorensen: Christine Quinn's book has only sold 100 print copies? 100? I thought that had to be a typo! Whoa. lol. http://t.co/si36Ufxc…
RT @grynbaum: Not a typo: @ChrisCQuinn's high-profile memoir sold about 100 print copies in its first week in stores. nyti.ms/10xQiIF
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HPV Vaccine Is Credited in Fall of Teenagers’ Infection Rate

nytimes.com — The prevalence of dangerous strains of the human papillomavirus - the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States and a principal cause of cervical cancer - has dropped by half among teenage girls in recent years, a striking measure of success for a vaccine against the virus that was introduced only in 2006, federal health officials said on Wednesday.
RT @nytimes: HPV vaccine is credited in fall of teenagers' infection rate nyti.ms/12VQsej
RT @nytimes: HPV vaccine is credited in fall of teenagers' infection rate nyti.ms/12VQsej
RT @nytimes: HPV vaccine is credited in fall of teenagers' infection rate nyti.ms/12VQsej

Once Tough Guy, Now Nurturer

nytimes.com — "What the hell is happening now?" James Gandolfini asked, not quite smiling, at the start of an interview last week. Mr. Gandolfini is not big on interviews; journalists who mention his most famous role, playing the mob boss Tony Soprano, get swatted away. "I never think about him, ever," Mr. Gandolfini, 49, said.
Dammit. “@melenar: James Gandolfini was as unpretentious and roguishly charming as you'd imagine. Very sad. nyti.ms/17Z89ur
RT @melenar: James Gandolfini was as unpretentious and roguishly charming as you'd imagine. Very sad. nyti.ms/17Z89ur
James Gandolfini was as unpretentious and roguishly charming as you'd imagine. Very sad. nyti.ms/17Z89ur

Decoding the Fed’s Statement

nytimes.com — Comparing the May and June statements issued by the Federal Open Market Committee.
RT @mericson: Our summer intern, @kevinschaul, has his first interactive up: Decoding the Fed's Statement nyti.ms/13Trqt1
RT @mericson: Our summer intern, @kevinschaul, has his first interactive up: Decoding the Fed's Statement nyti.ms/13Trqt1
Our summer intern, @kevinschaul, has his first interactive up: Decoding the Fed's Statement nyti.ms/13Trqt1

Michael Hastings, Award-Winning Journalist, Dies at 33

nytimes.com — Michael Hastings, the award-winning freelance reporter who died on Tuesday at 33, was known for an intrepid, gonzo-style journalism that took him to war zones in Afghanistan and Iraq and, most famously, brought down a United States Army general. His death, in a car crash in Los Angeles at about 4:30 a.m., was confirmed by his wife, Elise Jordan.

Teachers’ Union Backs Thompson for New York Mayor

nytimes.com — The United Federation of Teachers, one of the largest local unions in the country, on Wednesday threw its vast network of supporters behind William C. Thompson Jr. in the race for mayor of New York.
Significant, esp after work @Quinn4NY did to avert teacher layoffs. MT @NYTimes: @UFT Backs Thompson for NY Mayor nyti.ms/1aulFWa
The United Federation of Teachers, one of the largest local unions in the U.S., endorses Bill Thompson for NYC mayor: nyti.ms/11z4iNl

Protests Widen as Brazilians Chide Leaders

nytimes.com — SÃO PAULO, Brazil - A wave of new protests swept Brazil early on Wednesday as demonstrators shut roads leading into the nation's largest city, rallied outside an international soccer match in the north and kept up the pressure on their political leaders.
“greatness of yesterday’s demonstrations were proof of the energy of our democracy"-@dilmabr nyti.ms/11xUwLr Contrast to @RT_Erdogan

HPV Vaccine Is Credited in Fall of Teenagers’ Infection Rate

nytimes.com — The prevalence of dangerous strains of the human papillomavirus - the most common sexually transmitted infection in the United States and a principal cause of cervical cancer - has dropped by half among teenage girls in the last decade, a striking measure of success for a vaccine that was introduced only in 2006, federal health officials said on Wednesday.
USA fatally lags Rwanda on another key public health measure: HPV Vaccine Is Credited in Fall of Teen’ Infection Rate nyti.ms/11yt6VU
RT @quasimado: Prevalence of dangerous HPV strains in teen girls slashed in half nyti.ms/14jqrBq

Apple and Netflix Dominate Online Video

bits.blogs.nytimes.com — Ryan Anson/Agence France-Presse - Getty Images Now that the video rental store is all but dead (see: Blockbuster), many people are turning to Internet services to get TV shows and movies. By some measures, Apple is No. 1 in online video, but by others, Netflix is leading.
RT @khoi: NYT: Apple and Netflix dominate online video. Xbox, Amazon, Hulu "distant 2nd" or "hardly relevant." nyti.ms/191VOa5
NYT: Apple and Netflix dominate online video. Xbox, Amazon, Hulu "distant 2nd" or "hardly relevant." nyti.ms/191VOa5
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