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New York, NY 10010
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.jpg "Beating Work-From-Home Cabin Fever Pre-Meltdown Syndrome")
Updated 07/15/2009
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You get all that? Working from home is great most of the time even though I don't stay in PJs all day, I still wake up between 7-8 and I work more than I ever did in my entire life. But every once in a while, I feel a meltdown coming on. It isn't write...
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.jpg "Death In New York City")
Updated 07/03/2008
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It's seems like a million things happen in New York. As Dennis Leary once said "There's a million great ways to die in this town." What's scary is it's true. From the highly romanticized to the pathetically tragic, you could really bite it any way you ...
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Nothing but a park, right? Actually, no. The famed Madison Square Garden once stood on this location and on it’s rooftop in 1906, architect Stanford White was shot in the face and killed by Harry K. Thaw. The reason? White was having an affair with Thaw’s wife, vaudeville starlet, Evelyn Nesbit. Now that’s entertainment.
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Updated 09/10/2009
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Hot dogs weren't exactly invented here, but they do hold a lot of significance for New York residents, and certain hot dog myths continue to perpetuate about this peculiar beef and/or pork treat. Most of us probably don't even want to know what literal...
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Shake Shack is known for burgers and shakes, but it also serves up Chicago hot dogs. I had no idea that ketchup is sometimes barred from Chicago hot dog-sellers. Not at Shake Shack, luckily.
.jpg "Spring is in the (gritty New York) air!")
Updated 09/04/2009
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New Yorkers are renowned for breaking out the light jackets and plopping down at the nearest sidewalk cafe as soon as the thermometer hits 55 degrees, myself included. We have finally woken up from the cold, harsh winter to the few short weeks of spri...
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A few years back, Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack took Manhattan by storm, bringing frozen custard, burgers, and fries to a park surrounded by imposing skyscrapers. The lines have been forming ever since. Now with the technologically-advanced ShakeWands, buzzers that tell you when your order is ready, you can freely wander around while you wait.
If you don’t happen to work in the area, take a peak at Manhattan’s first coin-operated public restrooms. It’s about time, Mayor Bloomberg!
Early dinner time! Believe it or not, this New Yorker had NEVER been to Shake Shack. In the freezing cold, I waited for my cheeseburger and ate it in about 4 bites as my fingers began to stiffen up. The advantage of cold weather? No lines!