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Harlem - News May 20, 2011 See Harlem Weather DSK as hubristic protagonist. (Sic Semper Tyrannis 2005) "The IMF chief's alleged sex-assault victim lives in a Bronx apartment rented exclusively for adults with HIV or AIDS, The Post has learned. New York's Growing Demand For Green Roofs (IF from PSFK) This article titled "New York's growing demand for green roofs" was written by Joe Jackson, for guardian.co.UK on Thursday 19th May 2011 14.15 UTC Central Park aside, New York City is better known for its dense concentration of towering buildings than its bountiful greenery. Young Pain From Japanese Disasters Eased By Artmaking (NY1) After the tsunami washed away their homes, schools and sometimes even their parents, many Japanese children were encouraged to draw pictures about their feelings.   Harlemites Pack NYUrban League 46th Awards Dinner (Harlem World) Harlem was in the house with more than 340 guests came out last Thursday evening in support of the New York Urban League's 46th Annual Frederick Douglass Awards dinner. Playground built in a day in East Harlem (WABC 7) Dozens of volunteers came together to build a playground in a day on Thursday. The non-profit playground building group KaBOOM! Led the effort sponsored by Disney to restore the 103rd Street Community Garden between Park and Lexington Avenues in East Harlem . Timeline of events in Strauss-Kahn case (RTE.I.e.) International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is being held in a prison in New York on charges that he attempted to rape a maid at a New York hotel on Saturday. New East River Ferry Service Gearing Up for June (DNAInfo) New Yorkers are about to get another mode of transporation that may steer them from overcrowded subways and buses: new ferry service is set to hit the East River in June connecting Manhattan's East Side with Brooklyn and Queens.