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In an ever changing landscape of New York City restaurants it’s refreshing to find one that you know will be around for a while. The Library at The Public is an Astor-era lounge tucked away in the...
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View ArticleThe Neato Robotics XV-21 Automatic Vacuum
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he winter season seems never ending on the East coast right now—and we couldn’t be happier about it. Run out of the office and drive north as soon as the weekend hits to take advantage of the...
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he sun is shining! The birds are singing! Spring is here. Time to get ready for the backyard barbecues and hot tub parties. You’ve spent all winter making the interior of your luxury...
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he riding season isn’t over yet. For those suckers who have been stuck inside all winter, it’s just beginning—with fresh powder in Park City and spring skiing in Stowe it’s time to get out of the...
View ArticleThe Ritz-Carlton, Downtown Denver Luxury Hotel
[review]olorado seems to have it all. Wide open spaces, mountains for miles, rock climbing in Eldorado Canyon and an international hub airport less than 20 miles away. What they also have is one of our...
View ArticleThe Neato Robotics XV-21 Automatic Vacuum
ife can be overwhelming. Sometimes there’s barely enough time in the day to close the deal you’ve been working on, get home to walk the dogs and do anything but have a glass of wine/shot of whiskey and...
View Article[Restaurant Review] New York’s Old Homestead Steakhouse
tep back into 1868. The meatpacking district was exclusively for butchers, there were well dressed gentlemen in suits and there was a little bar with six tables that served steaks of such magnitude...
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e admit, few restaurants are alluring enough to bring us to Brooklyn. With so much going on in Manhattan it’s easy to dismiss the borough that has it all—but a rustic little Northern Italian restaurant...
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thank you gift goes a long way with the right client. You like doing great business with great people, so it helps to keep close ties and a strong relationship. A box of chocolates definitely does the...
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