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THE CONDE NAST BUILDING - 4 TIMES SQUARE 4 Times Square, the beautiful Times Square skyscraper was completed in 1999 by the Durst Organization. It is called the first green skyscraper with special e-glass for energy savings and a fuel cell generator for power. While other buildings are shutting down, the Conde Nast Building still has power. I'll try to post some more link.

(CNSNews.com) - The decision by Bride's magazine to publish an article about homosexual marriage comes as no surprise to a leading cultural conservative group. "The mainstream media is pushing the homosexual agenda and wanting the American public to embrace it as just another lifestyle choice," said Genevieve Wood, vice president of the Washington, D.C.-based Family Research Council. The article called "Outward Bound," which appears in the September-October issue of Bride's magazine, was written by David Toussaint, a freelance journalist, and discusses homosexual marriage ceremonies. In the article, Toussaint writes: "While gay couples have always been around, it wasn't until recently...

Same-sex unions hit Bride's magazine Story's a first for top wedding publication Bill Werde, New York Times Tuesday, July 29, 2003 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After 70 years of helping brides walk down the aisle, Bride's magazine has crossed a threshold of its own. The September-October issue of Bride's, a Conde Nast publication, is on newsstands now, and it contains a full-page article on same-sex weddings. ... [snip] Gay and lesbian couples are interviewed about why they want their friends and community to recognize their unions publicly. The article also offers advice on how to be a good guest, encouraging readers "not to...

Taking its cue from the New York Times, which recently decided to publish notices of same-sex ceremonies along with its wedding announcements, the September-October issue of Condé Nast's Bride's magazine features an article promoting homosexual weddings. The New York Times reports the article, entitled "Outward Bound" outlines developments in same-sex ceremonies, shares comments from "gay" and lesbian couples about why their unions should be publicly recognized and offers tips on guests attending the nuptials. Condé Nast's Bride's magazine "We looked at what was happening in the wedding industry," Millie Martini Bratten, the magazine's editor in chief and the editorial director...

Bride's Magazine Carries Story on Same-Sex Weddings, NYT Says July 28 (Bloomberg) -- Conde Nast Publication Inc.'s Bride's magazine has addressed the issue of same-sex weddings with a full- page article, marking a first for any of the five top-selling U.S. bridal magazines, the New York Times reported. The article, titled ``Outward Bound'' and appearing in the September-October issue, discusses recent developments in same- sex ceremonies, and urges readers to try to avoid panic if invited to a gay wedding, the Times said. Bride's, begun in 1934, is the oldest and largest of the national wedding magazines, with a circulation...