As the year comes to a close, here’s some food for thought (but low calorie count!)–as it is a good time to look back at the year that was , and look towards 2011 , and evaluate what your goals may be. This spring, I wrote a blog post titled go forth and buy. It was intended as a call to ac
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My most recent guest blog post on the Tech Savvy Agent blog-all about the "new" changes to Facebook profiles ! If you are on Facebook, and concerned about privacy, especially after recent changes, and after watching the 60 Minutes interview- there many things you need to consider. Your privacy a
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How often can you go to Atlantic City for business purposes ? Apparently a lot more than I was aware of. My reason ? I went down for RE Bar Camp Atlantic City. So off I went on an adventure on Monday afternoon to attend . Returned home quite literally,at just before 3am Tuesday morning,and up
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I think a great way to explore any country,city or neighborhood,is thru its culinary options.Maybe that's a function of my love of great food ! Living in New York City,there's never a shortage of places to explore,sometimes feels like an endless array of cuisines. That said,from December 6- Decem
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Living in New York City,it sometimes feels like there are endless options of things to do. From museums to concerts,and at this time of year especially fabulous holiday window displays.... A few weeks ago,on Twitter,started an interesting discussion about museums and favorites-and we wondered : Wh
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I originally wrote this note,in the winter of 2008,and posted it on Facebook.I try to remind people often ,especially as we head into winter months. Just a quick note- for those of us who live in NYC- and are not aware-you can call 311 to be transferred to the division of homeless services. There
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