Holiday Season in New York Earlier this month Karen and I checked into the W Hotel on Times Square and pretended we were on vacation, and Manhattan during December is a real treat from the Tree at Rockefeller Center to
America Post-Election Bush got a mandate and the satisfaction of not being an accidental president. Everyone came out and voted, and plenty more voted for him than Kerry. The Republicans were the more disciplined party in the campaign, and the
Sometimes Politicians can exclaim; “It’s just a tax cut for the rich!”, and it is just accepted to be fact. But what does that really mean? Let’s put tax cuts in terms everyone can understand. Suppose that every day, ten
The upcoming election has invited more public participation than usual. The stakes are high, the choice is not clear, and so far the polls show a tie. People think their vote counts. So much so, that if the new president
A few good jokes I’ve heard lately: Business ethics means that when your business client gives you $40 for something that costs $20, do you tell it to your business partner? An interfaith council came up with concessions for world
It’s not so much terrorists that New Yorkers fleeing the city are trying to avoid — it’s Republicans in this predominantly Democratic town. I am leaving on holiday to Switzerland and northern Italy this week but leave you with some
One of the highlights of the past 2 months is that I made a brisket of beef and a pineapple upside down cake. Considering that my refrigerator has historically consisted of an emergency can of salmon in case of nuclear
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