Archive | May, 2012

UNPUBLISHED: Photo Essay: Prince Harry at the Greenwich Polo Club

           Sentebale Land Rover Team victors: Michael Carrazza, Malcolm Borwick, Prince Harry, Marc Ganzi. Photo: Kate Stoupas. Tweet

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UNPUBLISHED: Telemundo Host Builds Legacy of Giving Back

New York, N.Y.  Looking to expand my horizons, I accepted an invitation to the Tenth Annual Hispanic Television Summit in New York. There, I was honored to meet Noticiero Telemundo anchor José Díaz-Balart, a Cuban-American media superstar. Jose was presented with the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Hispanic Television. José Díaz-Balart at the White House. [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: Notnim Tikva: Giving Hope to Kids with Cancer in Israel

New York, N.Y.  I first met the dynamic Sara Kremer at an event for her organization Notnim Tikva (“Giving Hope”) along with the Israel Counsel General in New York, H.E. Ido Aharoni.  I was impressed enough to want to meet her again a few months later when her organization hosted a benefit sponsored by the [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: Amen Clinic Launches Brain Imaging in NYC (By Lorraine)

By Lorraine Cancro, MSW  New York, N.Y.   The latest Amen Clinic launched in New York on  Thursday, October 25th in midtown Manhattan.  Located at 16 East 40th Street, literally a stone’s throw away from the august New York Public Library, the clinic occupies the entire ninth floor. Distinguished guests from among New York’s glitterati [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: Amen Clinic: Head Docs Need to Look Into Heads – Makes Sense (By Jim)

New York, N.Y.  The medical establishment likes to look.  I have had urologists check out my kidneys, orthopedists x-ray my knee, and proctologists – well, you get the picture.  But neither I nor any of my friends have ever had a head doctor literally look into our heads.  I never thought this was odd until [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: Fine Woodworking: Maintaining a Family Tradition

Boise, Montana.  My family has been in this country almost four hundred years.  Although some were Kingsmen – such as Gov. Thomas Dudley, the first resident of Cambridge, Massachusetts and cosigner of the Harvard Charter – most were gentlemen farmers or ship captains, working with their hands and making what they needed.  The good people [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: Children’s Hope India Black & White Ball

New York, N.Y.  On October 21st at 6pm in Chelsea Piers, New York City, Children’s Hope India a New York-based non-profit started by a small group of women professionals, held a Black and White Ball to mark its 20th year of service to disadvantaged children in India. The organization has much to appreciate. For instance, [...]

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UNPUBLISHED: ArtSpace

New York, N.Y.  Artspace Projects, Inc., of which Kelley Lindquist is the president since 1987, along with El Barrio’s “Operation Fightback” will start their first project in New York City by altering a public school in El Barrio that has been deserted in 1995 into an apartment complex for artists and their families. It will [...]

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NY Indian American Film Festival Triumphant in 13th Year

Prince Harry: From Polo in Connecticut to Orphans in Africa

Viewpoint: Let’s Celebrate Cultural Diversity Today

Josette Sheeran Named Asia Society President After Vishakha Desai

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