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Nicole Engelman
Waiting out the nervousness
Waiting rooms. We’ve all been there. We arrive on time for appointments, fill out the proper paperwork and aimlessly flip through magazines, yet we are still stuck waiting. more
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A Mesivta Ateres Yaakov High School student was arrested after posting a bomb threat against the Lawrence school on Facebook.
Lawrence bomb threat perpetrator jailed
Updated 1:40 p.m. on April 17 Joel Levy, 16, of Woodmere was jailed on $50,000 bail for threatening to blow up the assistant principal's office at Mesivta Ateres Yaakov High School in Lawrence. more
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We should bring Facebook's way of thinking to Long Island
A great philosopher once said that “the two professions for which there is no formal training are politics and motherhood.” more
Facing the truth: I should have known better
As Facebook stock slides to an all-time low, I discover my shins have turned all black and blue — from where I’ve kicked myself silly. more
There have been reports of employers asking people for their Facebook login information. Facebook advises users not to comply with those requests.
Elected officials seek to protect online privacy
Be careful what you put on Facebook, because any information you list may be fair game for a company to review when it interviews you for a job. more
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A portion of the new barn has been erected.
Stables owner reassures patrons construction of new facility is under way
Lakewood Stables owner Alex Jacobson invited the Herald to take an exclusive tour of his West Hempstead property last week to dispel rumors about its future; He wanted to reassure concerned patrons … more
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Self-control in the digital age
It’s never been easy to control our impulses and urges. Um, what should I do: a mind-numbing clean-up chore or spend quality time with a friend? Take care of boring paperwork or watch TV? more
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Endless Praise!
When I complete my routine on the bike, the machine responds, “Great Workout!” When I end a yoga class, the instructor tells me, “Fantastic Job.” When I win a game of Solitaire online, fireworks go off. more
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Assistant District Attorney Brian Heid presented his department’s new STOP program, which focuses on the potential dangers and consequences of posting inappropriate material electronically.
Virtual-world actions, real-life consequences
The Nassau County district attorney’s office has created a new program to deal with the growing number and severity of cyber-bullying incidents, and presented the program to Hewlett High School ninth- and 10th-graders on Dec. 9. more
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Fighting the cyberbullying war
When Tyler Clementi’s private moments with another young man were video-streamed live on the Web by two other Rutgers freshmen, resulting in the 18-year-old’s suicide, it signaled another casualty in the war on cyberbullying. more
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