There is good news and there is not so good news. First the not so good news is that it took me 2 hours to travel 20 miles in NYC traffic today. Crosstown traffic was the usual mess and driving downtown was dreadful.
Now the good news. This was a very special meeting with someone even more special than I could have hoped for. She was in town for a few high caliber meetings with some very important people, the least of which was me.
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Winter may be stubbornly hanging in there, but believe it or not, Spring has sprung and Summer is right around the corner. Do you have a desire to write those cold wrongs?
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The Governor and the legislative leaders are in the midst of ongoing budget discussions which have intensified as we have gotten closer to the budget deadline.
Thanks to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) bus, subway fares and tolls are now in effect for the fifth time in eight years, the MTA has increased subway, bus and bridge crossings fares. NYC monthly pass now costs $116.50, and single rides are up to $2.75.However, the subways are more crowded and filthier than ever and the service is worse than that causing some commuters to chant more transportation agony.
This was the first phrase I learned when I arrived to the US and could barely speak English. My parents were trying to protect their children because of Fidel Castro's Revolution, The Cuban Missile Crisis and issues surrounding the base in Guantanamo.
However, politics is what decides much in our lives. From how our health care is set up, which subjects schools are teaching to salaries we will be earning as adults.
A restaurant characteristic of American life, especially in the New York City region, as well as in other areas of the Northeastern United States, and in the Midwest, Canada, and parts of Western Europe.
Diners are characterized by offering a wide range of foods, mostly American, a distinct exterior structure, a casual atmosphere, a counter, with late operating hours. "Classic American Diners" are often characterized by an exterior layer of stainless steel—a feature unique to diner architecture.
The public's right to see government records is coming at an ever-increasing price, as authorities continue to raise fees and hourly charges, which prevents access to this information.
In honor of Sunshine Week, the FOIA Project invited experts to nominate a FOIA case they feel represents a particularly egregious example of improper withholding.
Seven kids from a New York City Orthodox Jewish family died after flames ripped through their Brooklyn home. This is one of NYC's deadliest fires in many years, according to public safety officials.
7 Children Killed in House Fire in New York City - ABC News http://abcn.ws/1GEz78F via @ABC
7 children die, 2 critically injured in New York house fire http://upi.com/4191569
'Mommy, help me!': 7 kids dead after hot plate ignites NYC blaze http://nyp.st/1FPl7dY via @nypost
Brooklyn house fire kills seven from Orthodox Jewish family http://reut.rs/1ECvksg via @reuters
You can't see your blood pressure or feel it, so you may wonder why this simple reading is so important. The answer is that when blood pressure is high, your heart is working overtime to pump blood through your body. This extra work can result in a weaker heart muscle and potential organ damage down the road. Your arteries also suffer when your blood pressure is high. The relentless pounding of the blood against the arterial walls causes them to become hard and narrow, potentially setting you up for stroke, kidney failure, and cardiovascular disease.