Happy 2012 readers and eaters! Here’s my January Restaurant Roundup: Crabtree’s Kittle House You can now get breakfast every morning from 7:30-10:30am. The yummy menu features a wide array of creative egg dishes, such as made-to-order omelettes, eggs Benedict, and
Read MoreMission: Impossible Ghost Protocol is a franchise blockbuster that has made more than $170 million in four weeks; Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy a British art house film that’s earned a mere $10 in six weeks. Yet they’re both about iconic
Read MoreAs a professional who works with so many exceptionally bright, capable, and unique adults on the autism spectrum, I wish it were not so common to refer to “curing autism.” Cure is a powerful word. It is easy to get
Read MoreCan you believe some people think horses are dumb? It’s probably just because they don’t speak horse. Suppose you met someone who didn’t speak your language. Would you think they weren’t smart just because you couldn’t understand them? I hope not!
Read MoreDespite “The Girl…” series of Swedish novels being international blockbusters, the Hollywood version of the first book isn’t yet selling out U.S. theaters. Are you one of the bystanders—curious about David Fincher’s take on the book, but a little leery
Read MoreIt’s the time of year when people reflect on their lives and their habits and resolve to make changes. Popular goals include weight loss, quitting smoking, and getting out of debt. According to some polls, the single most common New
Read MoreThere has been a great deal of talk lately about the value — and potential problems — of anonymous online comments. So much so, that in the past month alone we’ve seen major changes implemented at both the NYTimes.com and
Read MoreWas 2011 finally the year that you started seeing a return on your investment of time and money in social media? If the answer is no, fear not — you are not alone, and there is more hope than you
Read MoreSocial difficulties are a hallmark of autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). Parents of ASD children constantly struggle to help their children understand social nuances. For non-ASD children, social skills develop naturally from infancy through adulthood. In fact, when these children become
Read MoreDr. Michael Wald, Director of Nutrition at Integrated Medicine of Mount Kisco, P.C. 914-242-8844, www.intmedny.com 1. True or False: Hair loss typically starts with a few extra hairs and can progress to a bare scalp? ANSWER: True. The type of
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