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Archives for: June 2007
06/17/07
Newsquiz: Week of September 18
10. Which law enforcement agency is responsible for protecting America's landmarks, like the Statue of Liberty and the monuments in Washington, D.C.?
Yankees pitcher killed in crash of small plane in Manhattan
The Cirrus Design SR-20 four seater originated from Teterboro Regional Airport in New Jersey at about 2:30 p.m. and was on radar as it circled the Statue of Liberty and headed north up the East River, according to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
NTSB: Memory chip from aircraft control panel recovered
Hersman said the plane left New Jersey's Teterboro Regional Airport flying north, made a right turn to fly south along the New Jersey shore of the Hudson River and then made a 180-degree turn around the Statue of Liberty to fly north up the East River. ( Watch Hersman describe the flight's final moments -- 4:15 )
Monday, November 6
The Intrepid was scheduled to launch with great fanfare early Monday from Pier 86 on the Hudson River. The 27,000-ton aircraft carrier, no longer able to generate its own power, was to be pulled by tug boats five miles down river to a new temporary home in Bayonne, N.J., passing the Statue of Liberty along the way.
Quest for magic
From making the Statue of Liberty disappear, walking right through the Great Wall of China to levitating over the Grand Canyon, Copperfield is constantly redefining the realms of possibility.
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
From goods trains to green grass: The New York High Line
Along its route, the High Line park includes floating ponds, sundecks and lookout spots over the Hudson River, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. And where the railway formerly linked industries, it will now link communities, providing residents and visitors with a public space to promenade, exercise and relax.
New 'Wonders' poll in final month of voting
Rome's Colosseum, China's Great Wall, Peru's Machu Picchu, India's Taj Mahal and Jordan's Petra have been among the leaders since January while the Acropolis and the Statue of Christ Redeemer made their way up from the middle of the field to the top level, according to latest tallies. The United States' Statue of Liberty and Australia's Sydney Opera House have been sitting in the bottom 10 since the start.
06/16/07
Newsquiz: Week of September 18
10. Which law enforcement agency is responsible for protecting America's landmarks, like the Statue of Liberty and the monuments in Washington, D.C.?
Yankees pitcher killed in crash of small plane in Manhattan
The Cirrus Design SR-20 four seater originated from Teterboro Regional Airport in New Jersey at about 2:30 p.m. and was on radar as it circled the Statue of Liberty and headed north up the East River, according to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
NTSB: Memory chip from aircraft control panel recovered
Hersman said the plane left New Jersey's Teterboro Regional Airport flying north, made a right turn to fly south along the New Jersey shore of the Hudson River and then made a 180-degree turn around the Statue of Liberty to fly north up the East River. ( Watch Hersman describe the flight's final moments -- 4:15 )
Monday, November 6
The Intrepid was scheduled to launch with great fanfare early Monday from Pier 86 on the Hudson River. The 27,000-ton aircraft carrier, no longer able to generate its own power, was to be pulled by tug boats five miles down river to a new temporary home in Bayonne, N.J., passing the Statue of Liberty along the way.
Quest for magic
From making the Statue of Liberty disappear, walking right through the Great Wall of China to levitating over the Grand Canyon, Copperfield is constantly redefining the realms of possibility.
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
From goods trains to green grass: The New York High Line
Along its route, the High Line park includes floating ponds, sundecks and lookout spots over the Hudson River, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. And where the railway formerly linked industries, it will now link communities, providing residents and visitors with a public space to promenade, exercise and relax.
New 'Wonders' poll in final month of voting
Rome's Colosseum, China's Great Wall, Peru's Machu Picchu, India's Taj Mahal and Jordan's Petra have been among the leaders since January while the Acropolis and the Statue of Christ Redeemer made their way up from the middle of the field to the top level, according to latest tallies. The United States' Statue of Liberty and Australia's Sydney Opera House have been sitting in the bottom 10 since the start.
06/15/07
Newsquiz: Week of September 18
10. Which law enforcement agency is responsible for protecting America's landmarks, like the Statue of Liberty and the monuments in Washington, D.C.?
Yankees pitcher killed in crash of small plane in Manhattan
The Cirrus Design SR-20 four seater originated from Teterboro Regional Airport in New Jersey at about 2:30 p.m. and was on radar as it circled the Statue of Liberty and headed north up the East River, according to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
NTSB: Memory chip from aircraft control panel recovered
Hersman said the plane left New Jersey's Teterboro Regional Airport flying north, made a right turn to fly south along the New Jersey shore of the Hudson River and then made a 180-degree turn around the Statue of Liberty to fly north up the East River. ( Watch Hersman describe the flight's final moments -- 4:15 )
Monday, November 6
The Intrepid was scheduled to launch with great fanfare early Monday from Pier 86 on the Hudson River. The 27,000-ton aircraft carrier, no longer able to generate its own power, was to be pulled by tug boats five miles down river to a new temporary home in Bayonne, N.J., passing the Statue of Liberty along the way.
Quest for magic
From making the Statue of Liberty disappear, walking right through the Great Wall of China to levitating over the Grand Canyon, Copperfield is constantly redefining the realms of possibility.
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
No mechanical failure in Yankee pitcher's fatal crash
From goods trains to green grass: The New York High Line
Along its route, the High Line park includes floating ponds, sundecks and lookout spots over the Hudson River, the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. And where the railway formerly linked industries, it will now link communities, providing residents and visitors with a public space to promenade, exercise and relax.
New 'Wonders' poll in final month of voting
Rome's Colosseum, China's Great Wall, Peru's Machu Picchu, India's Taj Mahal and Jordan's Petra have been among the leaders since January while the Acropolis and the Statue of Christ Redeemer made their way up from the middle of the field to the top level, according to latest tallies. The United States' Statue of Liberty and Australia's Sydney Opera House have been sitting in the bottom 10 since the start.
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