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Given the millions of people who work, live, and mug each other in New York, the city’s subway system is truly impressive. Few networks could possibly accommodate so many trains and people without an occasional hitch. (Except, of course, for Germany, which excels at such challenges.) But even Teutonic railroad makers would have a difficult… Read more »

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Garland Jeffreys is not only New York City’s best-kept secret, but America’s most consistently underrated and overlooked musical talent. A veteran of rock-n- roll, blues, soul, and reggae, Garland’s been shaking up the NYC musical scene since 1966. I first met Garland back in August at the iconic West Village restaurant and performance spot, Cornelia… Read more »

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You’re officially a New Yorker when You’ve lived here for at least 8 years You’ve gotten punched in the face by a homeless man (or woman) You’ve gotten hit by a car I was branded an “Official New Yorker” after checking #3 off my list on Monday. It started off like any other beautiful fall day…. Read more »

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Let me be straight with you: I am moving up in the world. Three weeks ago, I found this in my inbox: MEDIA PREVIEW PICASSO BLACK AND WHITE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2012 9 am–12 pm (note early start time) Light breakfast: 9–9:30 am Remarks: 9:30 am Exhibition viewing: 10… Read more »