egostomp.com David Paterson gets his panties in a bunch over a scathing Saturday Night Live skit.
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Featuring the Obama Open and Gov. David Paterson.
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The Governor and former Governor discuss the polls.
New York's Governor weighs in on filling Hillary's Senate seat.
iNPLACENEWS LiTE delivers some of the major headlines for March 19th, 2008. Stories include the Racism in the Democratic Presidential Race, Spitzer's call-girl also in Girls Gone Wild videos, and new Governor Paterson admits to affairs. For the ful
Genre: News Videos
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Paterson’s Habitat has built more than 200 affordable homes, enabling new owners to move out of substandard housing and into clean, comfortable surroundings. Habitat homeowner T.J. Best, at 26 the youngest member ever elected to the Paterson Board of education, is a man with strong ideas about the need to give back to the community that raised you. The first member of his family to graduate from college, T.J. explains in this video how he came back to his inner-city neighborhood determined to make a difference.
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Comedy Central’s "Night of Too Many Stars: An Overbooked Concert For Autism Education”, hosted by Jon Stewart, was a benefit for Autism education programs. The night was filled with live performances, sketches and short films from a roster of comedy
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Jamal Patterson executes a rare shoulder choke that puts Chris Baten to sleep.
Genre: Sports Videos
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iNPLACENEWS LiTE delivers some of the major headlines for March 18th, 2008. Stories include the Florida Democratic Presidential Primary Do-Over, extramarital affairs of a current and former governors, and the disasterosu collapses of a construction
Every 21 seconds someone in America sustains a traumatic brain injury. That doesn't include the more than 19 percent of military personnel returning from combat duty in Iraq who may also have sustained mild to severe brain trauma. "The numbers are staggering," said Dr. Carl Valenziano, director of trauma at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in Paterson, N.J. "The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has identified traumatic brain injury as rising to national crisis levels," Valenziano, a surgeon with over 20 years of experience said. "While the care of TBI in our military has received a lot of media attention, there is a need to increase discussion about how to prevent brain injuries, treat brain injuries or live with brain injuries among the general public- whether you've sustained the injury yourself or are caring for a family member or friend." To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/brainline/35944/
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