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NYC’s richest ‘super speeders’ rack up $10M in speed camera fines over 12 months: report

They’re burning rubber — and their bank accounts. Wealthy “super speeders” in luxury cars racked up more than $10 million in speed-camera tickets last year — with one brat still driving despite owing $90,000, a new analysis said. The spoiled super speeders, who earn the title by getting hit with at least 16 camera tickets…

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BLT from Fay Da. Don’t sleep on the Chinese bakeries for awesome cheap sandwiches

https://fayda.com/ This was from the one on 6th Ave. Given how things have been progressing around here, with Papaya Dog and Menkoi Sato (hopefully just temporarily) closing, and that stupid cheese wheel pasta place opening around the corner along with the soulless Cinnabon-Carvel-Auntie Anne’s cluster, I’ve been feeling extra-grateful for local gems like this. Picked

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10 years in the states, and still don’t quite understand the “public space” mindset

By now I’m used to most cultural differences, but there’s still one thing I haven’t really adjusted to which isthe perception of public space. In Japan or Korea or other Asian countries, public space generally means “a shared space where you should avoid inconveniencing others.” People tend to try to be quiet, mindful of seating,

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Dodgers’ Yoshinobu Yamamoto has solid chance at Cy Young Award

PHOENIX — Baby got back. Pocket-sized World Series hero Yoshinobu Yamamoto has returned to the Dodgers with a substantial posterior that was sculpted over the winter to withstand what promises to be a demanding year that includes the World Baseball Classic. Everything about the 5-foot-10 right-hander looks stronger, from his chest to his shoulders to his lower…

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