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Backlinks, Branding, and Your Own Businesses' Apple MomentRepackaging the same stuff in a different way is the first part of introducing the world to your branding concept.
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Fire Safety Tools & Proper UseYou've got to have the best customer service to get the most from your fire safety tools.
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Web Design and Marketing Solutions for Business WebsitesGetting your new business website up and operational is only half the battle; but an important first half!
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Five Things for First Week of CollegeFolks getting psyched up to go to school should make sure to remember the following five things for their first week at school.
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What is Spokeo?A personal search brings up a very public part of my life I never knew existed and many different identities all leading back to a single source. Me!
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On the Record: Jorge Padron CigarsPresident of family-owned Padron Cigars was recently at NYC cigar retailer Nat Sherman. We spoke about market pressures, legislation, and why cigar smokers should not be lumped in with cigarette smokers.
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'Kourtney & Kim Take New York' Season FinaleIf anyone who actually cared hasn't seen the 'Kourtney & Kim' finale, it happened. I guess.Also published on:
- Yahoo! US News
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Ingrid Michaelson 'Human Again' Record ReviewThe latest record from Ingrid Michaelson really revs things up; cutting straight to the heart of what it is to be human.
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Hit and Run Incidents on the Rise in New York City: A Fiction StoryA potentially dubious future for New York City; lo, the world!
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Translated Works Vs. Originals - Which is Better?Is it possible that works translated into other languages can actually be better than the original?
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Citizenship by Investment: Profile of Countries for High Net Worth InvestmentBeing of high net worth can raise challenges. Among these is where to live to maximize your money.
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Budget New York City Hotels for Every BudgetVisiting New York City is challenging because everything is so darn expensive. Consider these six options for your next New York City vacation and spare no expense. -
Soap & the Human DilemmaIt's just one of those things. We're born. We're taught right from wrong. We grow up. We learn to stay clean. We get old and die. But are we ever really clean?
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Digital Marketing, Social Media & Your BusinessWhen figuring your businesses advertising holes, look to social media and digital marketing. There's a great big World-Wide-Web full of customers waiting to pass judgement.
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What's Next for Joe Crummey?Joe Crummey and WABC Radio in New York are no more. What's next for the vocal radio man? -
Bruce Springsteen's Top 10 Political SongsFor Bruce Springsteen, the politics of the personal and the politics of aspiration became the politics of the working man; all these themes are present in many of his songs.
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My 2007 Saturn Ion & How I Saved on the Car PurchaseMe and my wife's 2007 purchase of our new Saturn Ion was one part "good cop/bad cop" and one part "I'll walk out of this dealership right now."
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Mitt Romney's Tax DebacleMitt Romney makes his money through investment income. That's no secret. So why is Romney behaving more like a shyster and less like the leader he strives to be?Also published on:
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Penny Stocks and ValuationMany people wonder about the wild swings in penny stocks value. How is this valuation reached? A little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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US Presidential Election 2012: What is Bain Capital?What is the story with Mitt Romney's work in the private sector with Bain Capital?
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Are Dun & Bradstreet Satisfying Your Credit Information NeedsAs a business, you have to keep going over the latest information and services available. D&B have been a partner in the credit markets for years; but they're not the only game in town.
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7 Manhattan Hotels7 hotels; 7 neighborhoods. New York City has something for everyone. Check out these 7 hotels for your next visit to the Big Apple in whatever neighborhood your business is in.
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Term Life InsuranceWhile life insurance is something we all should have, the question remains: universal life insurance or term?
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Vegas Vacation Ideas: Cheap Hotels, Cheap Shows, Good EatsIf you're vising Vegas there really is no bad time to go. Consider the following to have a great time, stay under budget and truly appreciate all that Vegas is! -
Session Initiation Protocol for BusinessBusiness and IT requires streaming information. SIP gets your information across with the speed and accuracy you need.
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Healthy Skin is in with Microdermabrasion MachinesIf you've got dead or peeling skin and you don't have gobs of money for expensive spa treatments or appointments with dermatologists, you may wish to look into microdermabrasion machines
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Company Sponsored Property Management for Temporary RelocationWhat to do with your unoccupied home when your company’s relocation division has begun a property management arrangement.
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Dar Williams at the Bell House BrooklynDar Williams with opening act Pearl and the Beard performed the day after Christmas at The Bell House in Brooklyn.
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Investment Risk Management for 2012 & BeyondIf the past few years have taught investors anything it's that the best offense should include a carefully manipulated defensive.
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NYC Subway Musician EtiquetteWe're all just trying to ride the train. Subway musicians really need to help themselves and help riders by not blocking the doors in terminals. Get your timing down guys.
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Rachael Yamagata City WineryYou still have the chance to see singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata at Manhattan's City Winery. -
Album Review: Dark Chocolate “Caper”From the Canyons of Big Sur come the jazz ensemble Dark Chocolate. Their experimental album "Caper" is the fusion of several sounds and influences.
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IBM PowerVM SystemThe IBM PowerVM system is a new tool of virtualization, not a product of science fiction but a reality today.
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Live Credit-Free in 2012My pre-season pledge for 2012 is that this will be the year of no credit.
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History of Interest Rate SwapsInterest Rate Swaps have a long and sordid history. But how did they get going?
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Substitute Christmas Tree for Under $25If you're up a tree about the prices of Christmas trees, don't invent your own holiday; invent your own tree!
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Homemade Christmas Trees on a BudgetChristmas is more expensive than ever this year; how can you keep on budget and still have Christmas cheer? Make your own Christmas tree this year!
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Occupy Wall Street - Zuccotti Park After the Clean 11/17/11After the cleanup Zuccotti Park still had some characters. Like this guy. -
Wasted Time Vs. Relaxation: A Modern DefinitionPeople feel as though not having all that much to do is equated with wasting time. There could be other definitions.
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Pakistan Bans "Rude" Text MessagesJust when you thought things couldn't get any stranger; Pakistan throws up a ban on rude text messages
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Should Your Office Convert to Electronic Medical Records?In the constantly digitized world we live in the movement from paper to electronic records has taken over. But there are still some medical offices who work the old fashioned way.
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Commercial Real Estate FinanceIt's a slippery slope when you're trying to finance a piece of commercial property. Consider the following suggestions before you dive into the commercial real estate market.
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Public Sector PensionsPreserving retirement security for public sector workers is going to have to be measured against the free market economy and a public budget pushed to the brink.
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NYC Alternate Side of the Street Parking TravailsLiving in New York City is hard enough. Having a car makes the event that much more challenging.
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Physician Internet Marketing: Getting Patients OnlineIn the modern world it is impressive that patients and doctors are unable to communicate on the World Wide Web. But some things are slower to change than others.
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Target Bronx NY - Black Friday, 12:27amAt Target in the Bronx my Black Friday got very interesting; really quick.
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Bacon Sizzles with Avocado and Goat Milk in Prospect HeightsProspect Heights resident wins the annual Bacon Takedown with Baco-Avo-Coat-latoAlso published on:
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Ralph Fiennes Receives Shakespeare Society MedalThe Shakespeare Society just announced their presentation of their medal to prolific stage and screen actor Ralph Fiennes.
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Mainstream Media: 'Occupy Wall Street Are Fizzling Out'Occupy Wall Street Are Still As Much Trouble As They Want to Be. The question remains though, how much do they want it?
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Occupy SubwayOccupy Wall Street made their way down to the subway to make their move on Wall Street station.
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Occupy Wall Street Gets the Boot for a BitLast night around 10:45pm Occupy Wall Street began getting evicted from Zuccotti Park. They've been let back in but for how long? -
Around Town, a Night Out, or the Big Day: Uses for LimousinesThe myriad uses for limousines is more than just wedding ceremonies; but weddings are still where the heart is.
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Three Things Penn Station Amtrak Concourse Could Handle BetterPenn Station may not be the place many of us like to be, but they could do a few things to make travel through there more tolerable. -
Excessively Branded McDonald'sGetting your Big Mac is no longer just a simple transaction; you have to sift through the garbage of advertising which is bombarding you along the way.
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On the Record: Dar WilliamsFor all the drama in the world, musician Dar Williams has one message: "Find that love of yourself; engage; and make the world better." We recently got to discuss life over tea and berries.
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Sleep Here Now Takes a NapMy bed and breakfast review website business is on the sidelines. For now.
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NYC Halloween & Four Things I Never RealizedNew York City may be the city that never sleeps but there are some things about this urban metropolis which make it distinct from the suburbs.
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Nils Lofgren 'Old School' New Record ReviewMusical virtuoso Nils Lofgren attacks the modern era and honors the past on his new record 'Old School.'
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Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton Responds to Calls for Halloween CareDanbury Connecticut area Trick or Treaters are asked to go to the Danbury Fair Mall instead of being out on the streets for Halloween.
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Is Danbury Connecticut Cancelling Halloween?Danbury Connecticut got hit pretty hard by this nor'easter; however words circulating that Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton has cancelled Halloween!
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My Family's Saving Ways Are Our Saving GraceBeing financially fit in these dreary days is still possible. Here are a few ways my family meets its ends.
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'Smile' by Mike ParkMike Park may be known for his work with punk and ska, but on his latest release 'Smile' he's talking to a much younger audience.
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Three Things Realized After Watching "Pearl Jam: Twenty"The quasi-documentary of the band Pearl Jam from Cameron Crowe, "Twenty" elicited many feelings.
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Times Square International Theatre Festival Call for SubmissionsGet working on that play you've always wanted to write and send it in! Times Square International Theatre Festival is here in 2012!
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Petty Subway Theft on the RiseLosing your iPod, tablet, smart phone, or laptop to petty theft is on the rise in Manhattan subways. Of course it is; there are more people with more items. -
Occupy Wall Street & Danny Meyer's Union Square CafeOccupy Wall Street takes to fine dining and enjoys a quick protest at Danny Meyer's Union Square Cafe. Was this really necessary? -
Would Kurt Cobain Have Wound Up like Axl Rose?Being back in my old hometown brings back many old questions; like how would Kurt Cobain have lived in 2011?
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My Wife's New Tablet ComputerI'd like to buy my wife a new tablet computer; I did my homework and have settled on an iPad 2.
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On the Record with Larry KudlowLarry Kudlow is a host for CNBC TV and WABC radio. I recenlty got the chance to pick his brain about things going on in the markets, in Washington and in the living rooms of homes across America. -
Rich Robinson at City Winery; 10/11/11The Black Crowe's own lead guitarist Rich Robinson is hitting the road for a solo tour to promote his new album "Through a Crooked Sun." -
Occupy Wall Streets Evolving MessageSo if you're keeping score at home, the Occupy Wall Street crowd are now NOT against capitalism or corporations. They just don't like successful capitalists or corporations. -
Seven Problems with Arguments Made by Occupy Wall Street:There are others but here are seven problems with the arguments made by Occupy Wall Street: -
Occupy Wall Streets Poor ExecutionThe Occupy Wall Street movement is great. But there are a few problems in their execution and vision which are holding them back.
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Two Main Problems with Occupy Wall StreetThere are two main problems with the Occupy Wall Street movement who are currently taking up space in downtown Manhattan. -
7 Things Occupy Wall Street Has Shown MeEven if I disagree with most of what they have to say, I guess I can be grateful for the 7 things Occupy Wall Street has shown me -
Website Preview: HotelsCombined.ComWhile the booking websites online run the gamut far and wide, HotelsCombined.com is a new flavor which gives international travelers an edge. -
Fashion for HomeMaking your home or office your own with Fashion for Home may be easier than you think. -
Occupy Wall Street 10/5/11 March on City HallProtesters marching on City Hall and occupying Wall Street? Only in America!
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Even for Occupy Wall Street Money Makes the World Go RoundThere are many things which run at odds with these Occupy Wall Street protesters; I got to thinking about a few of them. -
Anonymous Threatens to Take Down NYSEWhen the day comes where paper money is worthless, where will you be? Anonymous wants to start that phenomenon next week, October 10, 2011.
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Thanks-Bro.Com: Show Someone You CareThanks Bro is one of those ideas you always wished you'd thought of first. I recently chatted with co-founder Josh Folan about his bro-involvement. -
Three Things I Hope R.E.M. Doesn't DoR.E.M. have made major contributions to the world of pop-culture. Don't do any of these things though and make yourselves mock-worthy. Please. -
Five Facts About the National Debt ClockThe National Debt Clock in Manhattan is something of a geeky cultural landmark; but what is its story? -
Anonymous on Wall Street and Fascist HorrorIn an unrelated commentary about how the holidays are starting sooner and sooner, I got into a heated back and forth with one of my good Facebook friends about what's going on downtown.
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Four Enchanting Things About Penn StationMany commuters may be fed up with a place like Penn Station; for me nothing could be further from the truth.
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Three Reasons Not to Get a Tattoo on Your HeadMy opinion of body art notwithstanding there are a few reasons I figure not to get a tattoo on your head. Or do if you want to!
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NYC Smoking Ban Violated 8th AmendmentWhile everyone may need to go back to their resources on their Bill of Rights, there is some evidence which supports an 8th Amendment violation for this new NYC smoking ban.
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Who's Next for Next NYC Mayor?New York City is a dynamic place. Now that Anthony Weiner's out of the mayoral hunt, who will take his place?
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Obama UN Gridlock at Warwick HotelHere are some images from movement of the President of the United States in New York City. -
The Myth of Unemployment & the New NormalThere is a lot of myth going around about people being unemployed. I'm sure you know someone who is unemployed. It's just part of the new normal. -
On the Record: Josh FolanJosh Folan is here to make movies and make money. While 'artists' may deny the confluence of business and art, Folan is ready to take on both and win.
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Urination on the Cell Phone and Our Social GracesWhere have all our manners gone that we can be standing with a cell phone in one hand while we pee with the other? -
9 11 Ten Years & No Progress: Thoughtful Rage from New YorkersNew Yorkers can be some of the most eloquent, thoughtful, angry people. Here is some more provoking commentary from some miffed New Yorkers about the tenth anniversary of 9/11. -
Hollister Fifth Avenue MarketingWhile the Hollister practice of holding out customers is lame; this newest marketing gimmick screams lame. -
Hyper-Reality at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Encounter at StarbucksStarbucks has always been something of community living, but this recent encounter thrust me into the 21st Century and beyond. -
What is the Appeal of Smoking to Smokers?I hate to sound like a zealous public health nut but this smoking things just got me steaming out my ears. -
What is Spotted Dick?I spotted an old European dessert, Spotted Dick, in the grocery store the other day. -
Craigslist NYC Apartment Broker ShenanigansWhile Craigslist may be the fools paradise for dubious entries, one recent interaction reminded me why I'm glad I don't have to shop there too often. -
Beautiful People Out for Fashion WeekNew York City is full of beautiful people. But it takes a special event to get them all together in one place at one time. Like the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. While my own homely appearance pales in comparison to these beauties, I did stand among them. -
'Tape' by Stephen Belber Revival at June Havoc TheatreKnife Edge Productions in association with SwineStars Productions presents a familiar play from now through September 24.
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McDonalds Sausage Egg & Cheese McGriddle & the 2000 Calorie Diet QuandryMcDonald's offers more for less...but do we want what they have to give? -
J Street in ManhattanIn midtown Manhattan the other day there was a group out and about spreading the word about their message. -
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a StarThe advertisements for Bucky Larson push the limits of decency.
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Starbucks Gets Their MSNBC Morning JoeStarbucks introduced their new MSNBC Morning Joe blend of coffee which is really just Gold Coast in a different bag. -
Cash-Wrap Candy Prices on the RiseYou can get your fix on Rte 66 but even if you shop around you're still going to pay through the nose for candy. -
NYC Smoking Ban: What Constitutes a Pedestrian Plaza & Who's Enforcing the Law?My curiosity is bugging the heck out of me; I've been wondering about this smoking ban since it took effect. What is the law and who's upholding it? -
Gap Twin Towers T-ShirtGap clothes are too cool for anyone. Including, it seems, domestic clothiers who could make their Twin Towers t-shirts. -
Times Square Shenanigans with Mickey & MinnieIf you've been by Times Square all summer you've likely seen the newest entrepreneurs in Manhattan; a mouse and her beau. -
ESPN Zone is Gone Who is Going to Fill the Space?ESPN Zone has been gone for more than a year; is there anyone to take over a new lease? -
New Threat to NYC/DC on 9 11 AnniversaryWhile there is this new threat from al-Qaeda, New Yorker’s are going about their day
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Seventh Day Adventist Church Center & Unofficial World Wide Adventist ForumThe Seventh Day Adventist Church Center near Bryant Park and the Unofficial World Wide Adventist Forum can make the sane person crazy. -
Barack Obama and His Jobs Bill Speech 9/8/11Just ahead of the NFL football season opener, Barack Obama gave his jobs bill speech.
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Red Box Rentals & the Changing Face of EntertainmentRed Box is a sign of the times. The good films are still a ways off from such distribution but second-tier stuff is showing up more and more in these kiosks. -
Seven Things to Know Before You Produce Theatre in New York CityTheater is the oldest art form but there are some things you should know before you step out onto the Rialto.
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Fit to Live: One Guy's Approach to Healthy LivingFitness is a mindset; you've got to be ready for it. You may have to give up things you love, you may have to change around your whole life. But a long life is something you've got to make sacrifices for. -
Upper West Side Major Money in Trump LandThe far west side of the 60's in Manhattan may be where Trump and other major developers have their piece of utopia, but where's the real money at? -
Door to Nowhere 225 West End AveNew York City has many doors which open for those who are deserving. And some which open for reasons long forgotten. -
NYC Living: What Qualifies as a Flood Zone?New York City residents should ask: What Qualifies as a Flood Zone for New York City?
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Barney Stinson Comes Out on 'How I Met Your Mother'When considering subjects for the next season of How I Met Your Mother 'Barney Stinson Comes Out' came to mind.
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Top 5 ITunes Songs Played on My DesktopMy iTunes library has surprised me again as today I happened on the most played songs on my iTunes desktop. -
Hurricane Irene Federal Road Danbury CTFederal Road in Danbury Connecticut was flooded with water in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene -
Anonymous Takes Wall Street & Destroys Facebook All by ThanksgivingGet ready big money and big social media; Anonymous has got you in their sights and are looking to destroy both soon. -
Hurricane Irene Death Toll & Our Reactions to ItThere seems to be a disconnect between common sense and the tragedies from Hurricane Irene. Out on a surf board? Canoe? In your car? Many of these tragedies sadly could have been avoided. -
New Yorkers Angry from Front-Loaded IreneWhatever your feelings on Hurricane Irene, many New Yorkers were fed up with the way this hysteria was force fed down our throats.
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Hurricane Irene Aftermath: The Kill Joy of No DestructionDisappointed though we may be, the snap back focus of Hurricane Irene may be of the little storm that wasn't.
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Derek Ahonen on 'Pink Knees on Pale Skin' Dr BauerIf women in the theatre kick some butt now and then, it's to be expected. Dr. Bauer from Derek Ahonen's 'Pink Knees on Pale Skin' hits the mark. -
Mandatory Food & Drink Minimums at Live EventsGetting rid of the mandatory food & drink minimums at live events benefits everyone.
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Hurricane Irene - Stranded Honda- Federal Road - Danbury ConnecticutWith all the hoopla over New York City living all but over, the wife and I shuttled up to her parents house in Danbury Connecticut and saw the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. -
Who Has a Battery Powered Anything Anymore?New York City may be the most connected space in the world but at the end of the day we need to remember our first contact; person to person.
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E-verify Represents a Slippery Slope for American SecurityThis service called e-verify represents a real problem in America today. Still.
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Lauren Berger Collection at Essex HouseFinding your way in the big city is made that much more luxurious with the Lauren Berger Collection's list of assets. -
How Good is the Rigging in NYC?As everyone on the sidewalk below would like to know; I put it to one on the scene: how good is the rigging in NYC? -
Community Board 1 Chair Julie Menin on Hurricane IreneCommunity Board 1 chair Julie Menin spoke with me this morning about her neighborhoods inclusion in Flood Zone A for Hurricane Irene -
On the Record: Amoral Conversations with 'The Amoralists' Derek AhonenDerek Ahonen & The Amoralists are ready for their close up. One more step to the top of the city -
Ollabelle 'Neon Blue Bird'New York City's favorite post-feminist, post-Sunday-school, post-apocalyptic hybrid are ready to debut their new album 'Neon Blue Bird.' -
Hand in Hand Remembering 9/11Lower Manhattan and by extension the world will come out, hands linked tight on 9/10 at the Hand in Hand Remembering 9/11 event -
Adam Rapp's 'Animals & Plants'Part of the Hotel/Motel twin-bill at The Gershwin Hotel, Adam Rapp's 'Animals & Plants' includes hyper-real evocations. -
On the Record: Conversations with Playwright Adam RappAdam Rapp has a lot to say about mediocrity, the state of the world for artists today, his aspirations, and his still present lay-up skills. Here is some of what we talked about. -
Sprite Bottle No RefillWhy the heck did I have a California bottle of Sprite and a New York recycling station? It's all Greek to me. -
Top Five Favorite Music VideosThis list is a picture of what music was, who I was, and who I would become.
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'Kids' by MGMTIt's always that one song you're not quite sure of which winds up being the song everyone and your wife already knew about. -
Shaw's Grocery Store Manager's Special FlowersGuy's beware. Some flowers are not okay to send to your girl when you're in a fight. Even if you're on a budget. -
Is Julie Menin Going to Be the Next Mayor of New York City?Julie Menin is many things, but a speculator? I don't think so. Still it was nice to try and get the CB 1 Chair to answer the question everyone in her circle is pawing about. -
Julie Menin Community Board 1 ChairJulie Menin is interested in facts, action, and results. We got to sit down and talk about New York City, the 9/11 anniversary, and her place in NYC. -
Laurie Cantillo WABC Radio NY's Program DirectorLaurie Cantillo is interested in how you take your news. She wants to introduce you to hers, saying: 'I'm big on trying new things, developing, taking risks; that's what you've got to do.' -
New Ingredients for Chipotle?Our recent experience at a new Chipotle location in Manhattan raised questions about the brand and their ingredients. -
On the Record: WABC Radio's Joe Crummey: Joe Makes Crummy Real GoodThe life of a talk show host, estranged from his family in New York City, is about as crummy as you can imagine. So why don't we talk about it?
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Budgeting for Back to SchoolBudgeting for back to school is easy if you keep focused and keep active.
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No Secrets in the Internet GenerationIn this modern world, the charming thing is to look back at recent history and scoff at how little we actually knew. -
NYC Summer Spots to See: Five Manhattan SpotsNew York City is a great place to be all year long. While some phone it in during the warmer months, the summer brings out some of our best too. -
Budget Back to School Clothing: The $100 WardrobeWrapping your head around back to school shopping doesn't have to be so dramatic. Here is how I spent less than $100 on a full back to the east-coast-winter-school wardrobe.
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Quote Round Up: Facebook Reacts to Casey Anthony TrialCasey Anthony may walk away from this trail but in the online world the fury had mounted. Three of my Facebook friends had markedly different but still calm reactions.
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How to Kill Charlie Harper: A Kids RenditionJimmy Kimmel just asked the question we've all been wondering about: How will Charlie Sheen be written off (die) on "Two and a Half Men"?
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Quote Roundup Toilet Paper: Over or UnderToilet paper sits in a curious fashion in some homes, but what is the general consensus? Over or under? -
NYC fireworks laws snuffed outIf you're new to the city and think that just because it's the Fourth of July, you'll get the green light on fireworks, think again.
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Justin Bieber 'One Less Lonely Girl' CollectionOh boy! Here we go again. Justin Bieber takes his over sized hairdo to the makeup isle. -
Quote Round Up: New Yorkers on Summer Vacation PlansFinding time to get away is possible! Even for those in the busy sphere of New York City metropolitan area.
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Living in One City Working in AnotherMaking ends meet has become even more challenging than ever before. So much so that travel of 2 hours each way for my wife for work is the new normal.
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Our Budget Fourth of July in ManhattanYou don't need to break the bank to enjoy your Fourth of July in Manhattan.
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Glen Hansard with Eddie Vedder 6/21/11 at Beacon TheatreThe evening for the Pearl Jam front man began with a performance from Glen Hansard. -
Gay Marriage Still Has ChallengesWhile I myself am in support of equality for everyone, the passage of gay marriage allowance doesn't end the struggle.
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Gay Marriage Legal in New YorkGay Marriage is now allowed in New York State. Good job New York State. Now let's get the rest of the world on board with the 21st Century, shall we?
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Eddie Vedder 6/21/11 at Beacon TheatreEddie Vedder wowed his audience with his incoherent pattering and his roaring musical instinct. -
Eddie Vedder at Beacon TheatrePearl Jam's frontman has picked up the ukulele. Eddie Vedder played tonight at the Upper West Side's Beacon Theatre.
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Theater District Sundays in New YorkThere is always so much to do in New York City. If you're around the theater district on a Sunday and you're feeling fun, try these three things.
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Why Weiner Won't Ever Come Back to Public OfficeHe's lost the golden ticket; he's come around once too many times at the free show window. Anthony Weiner will never come back to public office and here's why.
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What's Next for Anthony Weiner?Now that Anthony Weiner's no longer in local, New York City government, what's next?
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Buybuy Baby Tornado ShelterSeventh Avenue in Manhattan has a tornado shelter for the infant buying masses; buybuy Baby -
Personal Finance Meltdown: Emergency FundsThere comes a time in everyone's life when you wake up, take a look around, and follow the money trail. No Emergency Fund, No Cry.
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NYC Father's Day 2011 EventsMore than just your average Father's Day, make 2011 out of this world by taking dad to these three different events in the City.
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First Person: I've Given Up Looking for Full-Time WorkI'm out of the full-time work seeking Rat Race. Maybe for good?
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Ollabelle at City Winery, June 10, 2011SoHo's City Winery played host to local band Ollabelle on June 10. Here are some images from the show. -
Father's Day Brunch in NYC 2011When you're trying to make dad's day on Father's Day, remember that the quickest way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Consider these three Father's Day brunch options for 2011.
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Father's Day 2011 Activities in New York CityDon't get Dad that same-old tie! Do something fun and get him something memorable with these four possible NYC Father's Day 2011 gifts.Also published on:
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Education Matters: Caught Lying on a ResumeAttending college and graduating college are two different things. My experience with resume fudging of the truth.
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Apathy of the MillennialsThe millennial generation has a lot to feel wishy-washy about.
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Akwaaba Mansion Bed & BreakfastWhile looking deep into Brooklyn neighborhoods for a place to sleep can be a challenge, Akwaaba Mansion rises from the pack to deliver a relaxing nights sleep.
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Eddie Vedder 'Longing to Belong'Eddie Vedder may be a rich and famous rock star, but just like the rest of us he's still 'Longing to Belong.' -
Room Mate Grace - Times SquareWhen you're looking for somewhere to stay in Times Square, why not hook up with one of your room mate friends at Room Mate Grace? -
Lefferts Manor Bed & BreakfastBrooklyn finds all sorts of lodging. For bigger events, families, and romantic getaways, Lefferts Manor Bed & Breakfast has a place for you.
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Resume Lies for the Greater GoodSometimes its necessary to only tell half-truths on your resume and in your job interview. I recently used this tactic to land a boring job.
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Macon Manor Inn Bedford-Stuyvesant BrooklynLooking for respite in the urban jungles of New York City? Consider Macon Manor for short or long-term comfort and rest. -
Catalina Park Inn Bed & Breakfast: Tucson, AZOne of Tucson's finest places to stay and within a short stroll of downtown without feeling cramped, this 1927 bed and breakfast should be on your list.
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Deconstruction of a Neighborhood: Longstanding Problems Get Worse for Far West MidtownFar west midtown is under siege. The proverbial cutting off the nose despite the face leaves a lot of bumbling, bleeding blokes running around pointing fingers.
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Happy Birthday from Justin BieberIf you're ever feeling too old and depressed, join the Justin Bieber fan club mailing list. Or just click the link for birthday wishes from Bieber.
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Pepsi Throwback Throws Up a Nutria-Sweet Cloud of ConfusionPepsi Throwback is one of those things which can go straight to your head. My Pepsi Throwback experience.
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New York/Tri-State Reacts to News of Osama Bin Laden DeathNot all is well in the NYC tri-state. People are still concerned about the future of now. Even without Osama bin Laden.
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Hacienda Del Desierto: Tucson, AZWhen looking for a space to stay in Tucson, the Hacienda is a great place for you to consider.
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O'Casey's Bed & Breakfast: San Antonio, TXThere's a new sheriff in town; O'Casey's B&B has many of the same comforts but with a new voice, ready to scrape away the old ways with something new and fresh and clean.
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Woodridge Bed & Breakfast: Pearl River, LAWoodridge Bed & Breakfast has proximity to New Orleans and escape from the city, depending on your wishes.
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Bed & Bagels of Tucson: Tucson, AZWhen you're looking for a pet-friendly, kid-friendly destination in Tucson Arizona your options are limited. One such place is Bed & Bagels of Tucson. -
Jabbawockeez at the Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino: Las Vegas, NVWhen the question comes of who's got the best dance moves in Las Vegas, one name continually comes to the lips: Jabbawockeez. -
'Viva Elvis' Aria Resort & Casino Las Vegas, NVViva Elvis delves into the story of The King in surprising ways using footage and tape and the acrobatics of Cirque du Soleil.
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Mother's Day Brunch Options in Hell's Kitchen: 2011 EditionIf you want to wow mom for Mother's Day and you're together in Hell's Kitchen, consider these three options.
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Peepshow: A Very Vocal SeductionPeepshow surprises even this hardened critic with it's grace and taste. -
Celebrating New York City Mothers: Julie MeninJulie Menin is a fighter when it comes to issues she cares about. She's also a mom and appears to guard her privacy even more sternly than she fights for issues.
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Business of Guilt: Easter Sunday 2011 Catholic Church in Las VegasThis Easter Sunday at St Viator Catholic Church in Las Vegas, I was again introduced to the business of getting things done in church; the business of guilt. -
Hash House a Go Go: Las Vegas, NVHash House a Go Go: Redefining breakfast.
