Commentary by Bea Chenowitz | December 6, 2006Living in New York City can be a strange experience. Your life as a nobody can literally intersect with the lives of the rich and famous. It’s probably the same everywhere else, but because of the city’s population density (8 million crammed into 5 boroughs) and its concentration of celebrities, this can feel more intense. [...]
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Giving Thanks & Giving Back
by Richard Warren | November 20, 2007Thanksgiving is a time of year where people will traditionally pause and reflect and give thanks for their good fortune. For me this is relatively easy because I have so much to be thankful for. Many people are not as fortunate, some a victim of circumstance and others suffering the consequences of poor choices that [...]