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Time Out New York / Issue 640 : Jan 3–9, 2008

Get clean

The it’s-all-connected detox planner

Bad habits holding you back? Find your biggest vice and follow the dots to see how tips for tackling one negative trait can help you handle another.

By Nina Christensen, Tina Riopel and Nicole Tourtelot

SMOKING | WORKAHOLISM | BINGE DRINKING | CITY ADDICTION | BAD EATING HABITS | NEGATIVE ENERGY | BAD SEX | GOSSIP ADDICTION | HARD DRUGS | HARMFUL CHEMICALS | CLUTTER

Set the parental controls on your own computer and block the websites that make you feel like muck. Then it won’t be so easy to be sleazy.
Read the now-famous N+1 article “In Search of Gawker” (nplusonemag.com) that inspired Gawker editors Emily Gould and Choire Sicha to quit the site.

Make like Angelina and help the children: Volunteer at Hale House, a center catering to Harlem children and families. www.halehouse.org

Turn a negative into a positive by trading Perez Hilton for feel- good sites such as treehugger.com and policyinnovations.org.
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