March 2011
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February 2011
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Galactic @ Terminal Five #nolatonyc
January 2011
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December 2010
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January 2010
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December 2009
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Finally got the video from CNBC & Daily Candy featuring the Redhead’s Bacon Peanut Brittle.
November 2009
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Monkey Bread Recipe →
The Redhead’s new brunch service and Monkey Bread recipe featured on TastingTable.com!
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September 2009
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Who is Mr. Fancy Pants Now? →
Thank you Serious Eats for naming the redhead best Fancy Pants Fried Chicken in NY!
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What is worse: dating or job hunting?
Bar Scene vs. Networking Events
Match.com/craigslist vs. talentzoo/ladders/craigslist
First date vs. First Interview
Referral vs. Blind Date
Matchmaker vs. headhunter
8 minute dates vs. job fairs
Must be tall/black/white/jewish/non-smoker vs. must have cpg/digital/finance/pharma
I know there are more cruel similarities - so add your own.
I am happy at least I have the dating one behind me...
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August 2009
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The Redhead Review →
Great review in the NY Times - congrats to Meg, Rob an Gregg. Though, even if Frank Bruni doesn’t think so, I know how famous I am.
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July 2009
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June 2009
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May 2009
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April 2009
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Yankee tickets vs. rent. Who Wins? →
Great article by Ken Belson (who by chance is my cousin) in the NYT today about the lack of seat sales at the 2 new stadiums here in New York. Most shocking to me is that they hired what is essentially a real estate broker to sell seats to high end customers. Which should not be surprising as the cost for some of the seats are more than my rent each month. My advice is to take a page out of the...
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So true, so true.
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What New York Could Learn from New Orleans
This morning on WNYC they were discussing what New York could learn from Kansas City, based Joel Kotkin’s article. In my humble opinion, not a whole lot. And two callers echoed my beliefs. But more interesting and close to my heart, is what can New York learn from New Orleans? Or what can New Orleans learn from NY? I believe both places have more similarities than many would like to...