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I rarely feel compelled to give my opinion publicly, but this one has me fuming. Mayor Bloomberg of New York City wants to ban supersized soda and sugary beverages sold at restaurants, delis, food carts, movie theaters, and arenas. The ban would apply to any container holding more than 16 ounces, and if passed by the NYC’s Board of Health, could go into effect as early as March, 2013. Violators would face fines.
Truth be told, I do not drink soda, even small serving sizes, and I do…
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This week I made a Random Act Of Kindness (RAOK) video for one of the concepts I do marketing for, Café Metro. The vibe was awesome! The feeling of getting out there and doing random acts of kindness on a 12 degree morning were appreciated by all. We gave out gift cards, free…
Added by Ty Sullivan on January 10, 2012 at 6:30pm — 3 Comments

I, like many other Americans, tuned in to watch the final episode of Smallville this last Friday night. For those not familiar, it is the story of Clark Kent growing up in Smallville, Kansas and his life lessons and upbringing that lead him to become the Man of Steel.
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Twitter my friend, we had you all wrong.
What started out as a 140 character ego fest has once again proven itself in the battlefield. Literally.
This last week we all watched as the uprising, the REVOLUTION,…
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Summer Food Shows Starts in NYC
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NYC Food Shows Start This Month
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Thanks NYC for protecting me against restaurants!
Thank you New York City, you banned smoking from all the restaurants and bars that I visit. It's so hard to believe that the patrons and employees don't care that smoking is bad for you. But you care. Also thank you for making the Dunkin' Donuts down the street post the calorie counts for the donuts. I used to think that donuts were okay to eat now and then, but thanks to the sign, I now see that there are just too many calories for me. Finally, thank you for…
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SUBWAY NOW Launches: Mobile/Online Ordering Start to Scale!

Added by Noah Herbert Glass on January 8, 2009 at 9:25am — 5 Comments
BLT NYC
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Are You A Prominent, High-Profile NYC Chef? Do You Know One?
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2008 International Restaurant & Foodservice Show
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NYC Rules Require Calorie Counts on Menus
I think this is some Great news to keep healthy but it is going to be hard for restaurants !!
NEW YORK — New York City’s Board of Health approved regulations Tuesday that require any restaurant chain that operates 15 outlets nationwide to display items’ calorie counts on menus, menu boards or food tags. The city’s health commissioner Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, quoted in the New York Times, said he sees the regulations as a powerful weapon in the fight against obesity. As…
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Winter Restaurant Week dates and restaurants in New York City
Three-Course Prix-Fixe Dining.
Lunch $24.07 | Dinner $35.00
Beverages, gratuities and taxes are not included.
Visit the web address below for all the yummy details! I'll see you there.
http://www.nycvisit.com/restaurantweek/
Check it out foodies…
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