Crush It
@garyvee's book poster at Hudson News kiosk in Port Authority. Excuse the quality. #crushit
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Ramblings From A Cosby Watching/College Hoops/Pop Culture Fanatic
Bryan R. Adams got started in the music biz setting up interviews for the likes of De La Soul, Naughty by Nature, and Coolio. Slightly before that, I got coffee and bottled water for Queen Latifah and RuPaul.
Started FAB Communications in 1996 and began developing PR campaigns for fashion companies, theaters, filmmakers, grassroots organizations, dentists, restaurants, financial concerns, and musicians.
An avid networker who attends at least five events per month and belongs to three networking groups.
A dad and husband.
Gluten-free since 2005.
Since my first trip to Manley Field House in 1979, I've been hooked to Syracuse basketball ever since.
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SuperNodes First Mondays, New York | Events | Yelp
via yelp.com
On Monday, August 3, the SuperNodes crew present Farai Chideya (former host of NPR's "News & Notes").
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EPMD - So Whatcha Sayin
via last.fm
In my opinion, this is their best track and easily one of the 3 best hip-hop tracks of all time.
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The Biggest Michael Fan I Never Knew
When I lived on 19th Street, near 7th Ave in Manhattan in the mid-90's,
there was this kid who was a huge Michael Jackson fan. How could I
tell? He wore flood pants. His hair was straightened. I think he
wore one glove. And, he would put powder or some cream on his face that
gave him a white, chalky residue. Always had a walkman blasting some
tunes. I would see him at least once a week for a couple of years.
I never knew the brotha, but when MJ passed last week, he was the first
person I thought of. I hope he took the news well. I hope remembers
that MJ's music will live on and he can enjoy that every day.
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