Personally, I enjoy browsing the New York Times website mostly because I feel safe there. Getting past the telegraphic news, their analysis is purposeful and still never comes across jaded regardless of my own political ideologies; and they have great regional content relating native city dwellers and the rich cultural and artistic scenes they inhabit
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After living through one of the most brutal recessions in U.S. history, many late teens and young adults could be scarred for life, adopting behaviors that could skew everything from their own careers to politics, corporate profits and the stock market.
Top designers like Gucci, Versace, Coach, Prada, and Louis Vuitton invest millions into their lines. In today’s economy, where even million dollar mansions are in foreclosure, one can’t help but wonder how these top designers are faring. Lately we have noticed that the prices of designer lines are plummeting, along with the quality of materials.
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Long distance runners are often praised for their lean bodies, immense discipline, and immeasurable stamina. Unlike the occasional gym-goer, runners tend to eat, sleep, and breathe this sport. A focused mind and years of training take place before a person can run a 7 minute mile.
Maye Musk, MS RD is a registered dietitian in New York City. In the past forty years, she has lived and worked in South Africa, Canada, and now the United States.
We’ve watched enough of MTV’s hit show 16 and Pregnant to know what happens when a teenage couple take care of an unplanned baby – it’s the most challenging obstacle when you're still a kid yourself.
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