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Whitney Cummings Gives Comedy Central Viewers “Money Shot”. The hilarious and hot Whitney Cummings, named the “Comedy Star of Tomorrow” by Entertainment Weekly, is giving viewers the “Money Shot” with her new one-hour stand-up special on Comedy Central, “Whitney Cummings: Money Shot.”   Cummings, a regular on “Chelsea Lately” and who appeared recently on “The Comedians of Chelsea Lately” and Dane Cook’s “Isolated Incident” tour, has plenty of buzz surrounding her. Besides EW singing her praises, she’s also this year’s “Comedian of the Year” at the Young Hollywood Awards. Her special, taped at Washington D.C.’s Sidney Harmon Hall, features Cummings’ take on everything from bedroom bondage, to romance with vampires, to porn and the Food Network. She even covers “emotional ninja” tactics used by women all over. Before her one-hour special airs, she’ll also appear on stage to roast David Hasselhoff during the “Comedy Central Roast of David Hasselhoff” on August 15th. She also appeared to roast Joan Rivers last year. “Whitney Cummings: Money Shot” premieres on Comedy Central on Saturday, August 21 at 11:30 p.m. ET/PT.

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Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:02:56 +0100 | Central Locking

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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Usher in a new era of Central Michigan football by being one of the first fans to purchase single-game tickets when they go on sale at 8 a.m. June 2.

The 22nd all-time winningest program in the country opens its 110th season Thursday, September 2 against Hampton in Kelly/Shorts Stadium.

First-year head coach Dan Enos welcomes 11 starters back from last year's squad, including All-Mid-American Conference first-team linebacker Nick Bellore who enters his final season on track to become CMU's all-time leading tackler. Offensively, the Chippewas return four starters on an imposing front line and a big-play receiver in senior Kito Poblah, the leader of a promising young receiving corps.

Tickets can be purchased beginning June 2 to experience the tradition as Enos and the rest of the Chippewas write the next chapter of CMU history. Order online or by phone, 1-888-FIRE-UP2 (347-3872).

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - Usher in a new era of Central Michigan football by being one of the first fans to purchase single-game tickets when they go on sale at 8 a.m. June 2.

The 22nd all-time winningest program in the country opens its 110th season Thursday, September 2 against Hampton in Kelly/Shorts Stadium.

First-year head coach Dan Enos welcomes 11 starters back from last year's squad, including All-Mid-American Conference first-team linebacker Nick Bellore who enters his final season on track to become CMU's all-time leading tackler. Offensively, the Chippewas return four starters on an imposing front line and a big-play receiver in senior Kito Poblah, the leader of a promising young receiving corps.

Tickets can be purchased beginning June 2 to experience the tradition as Enos and the rest of the Chippewas write the next chapter of CMU history. Order online or by phone, 1-888-FIRE-UP2 (347-3872).

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:53:40 +0100 | Central City Ky County

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      History of Tudor City

      Tudor City is the brain child of architect Fred F. French, who saw the need for a residential complex to house the many middle-class families who were moving to New York in large numbers in the twenties. The idea was to have a group of buildings located around a park and containing amenities for all residents to enjoy. He wanted people living in Manhattan to have access to a comfortable lifestyle and yet be able to walk to work if their jobs were downtown.

      To finance Tudor City, French sold stocks in his company, paid out dividends and shared the profits. The buildings were constructed to face west, toward the parks, rather than east because at the time of construction the East River was the location of slaughterhouses and barge landings. Today, however, there is a great view of the river from the viaduct above 42nd Street and one can see all the way across to Long Island.

      A generation ago, the residents of Tudor City had to take up a legal battle to save the parks. In 1972 Tudor City was bought by the Helmsley-Spear company who planned to construct further buildings in the spaces where the parks are currently located. Led by John McKean, the residents took up battle, first by preventing a bulldozer from entering the grounds and then winning their case against Harry and Leona Helmsley in court.

      Tudor City Today

      Since then Tudor City has been sold to Time Equities, Inc., a company that has been converting the buildings into cooperative ownership. The parks were transferred to the Trust for Public Land and the development rights to these spaces were extinguished. Today ownership has once more transferred to a new company – Tudor City Greens – which has been looking after them ever since.

      When traveling or visiting Grand Central Terminal or the United Nations building, this is a great place to relax. It is an unexpected beauty spot of peace and quiet in the heart of the city.

      References:

      Zenfell, Martha Ellen (editor). New York City. Insight Guides. London: 1999.

      Barron, James (editor). The New York Times' Book of New York: Stories of the People, the Streets and the Life of the City Past and Present. The New York Times. New York: 2009.

      Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:53:15 +0100 | Central Locking