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Giving Gifts to Homeless Children

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For 15 years HAI a nonprofit has been helping children living in temporarily housing in the five boros of New York. Hear from Angels and please join us at Hard Rock Cafe in Times square on Saturday December 17th at 8am to 10am. Toys' For Tots gave toys, Hugg a Planet gave globes and so many more shared their respect with toys, books, wrapping, donations with the organization. Go to www.gofundme.com/FriendsofAkanke … [Continue reading...]

Jeremy Reid, www.pinchme.com

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PINCHme gives you the unique opportunity to discover new products and try them for free. It's simple - you choose a product from one of our leading brands, and we then deliver it to your home or workplace for free. But be quick, we’ll reserve the products in your box for a limited time, to ensure that everyone has a chance of receiving the available products. Once you've tried, tasted or touched the exciting products we offer, you can leave your feedback. Start pinching now!! STEP 1 CHOOSE A PRODUCT STEP 2 TRY IT OUT STEP 3 HAVE YOUR SAY STEP 4 GET REWARDED Why PINCHme? PINCHme promises to SURPRISE We love giving you products you have never tried, tasted or touched before. PINCHme promises to DELIGHT We make the effort to get to know you so that we can always … [Continue reading...]

Help Me Welcome Commissioner Bratton Back to New York City

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Friend -- Throughout my career in public service, I’ve talked about the dual need for both safe streets and pro-active crime-fighting strategies. And I've focused on the importance of protecting civil liberties, treating people with respect, and following the U.S. Constitution. In New York City over recent years, we've experienced an approach to crime-fighting that has too often alienated communities from their police force through the overuse of stop-and-frisk. At the same time, thanks to the hard work of the brave men and women of the NYPD, New York City is the safest big city in the country. And I believe repairing relations between police and the community they serve is the key to making our city even safer. This is why I'm proud to announce that today I appointed … [Continue reading...]

FAMILIES: ENTER TO WIN $1,000 FOR YOUR SCHOOL AND AN IPAD FOR THE HOME WITH RED RIBBON WEEK’S NEW CONTEST “A HEALTHY ME IS DRUG FREE”

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The National Family Partnership® (NFP) announces the national contest for its 28th annual Red Ribbon Week®, Oct. 23-31. Here’s how to enter to win $1,000 for your K-12 school and an iPad for the home: 1.) Students bring the  Red Ribbon Week® message home by working alongside parents to decorate their front door, mailbox or fence with a red ribbon and this year’s theme “A Healthy Me Is Drug Free™.” 2.) Take a photo with the family and your Red Ribbon Week® decoration, then upload to redribbon.org/contest by Nov. 4 (must be 18+ to upload your photos). 3.) The voting begins! Ask your family and friends to vote for your entry at redribbon.org/vote  Nov. 5-19.   Ten lucky winners from regions across the U.S. will win. Winners will be announced at redribbon.org on December … [Continue reading...]

Join me for my Selected Winner Party

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Dear Friend, This is a reminder that I am looking forward to this Thursday's party for the 20 selected winners - including me! This event can introduce you to new colleagues interested in or from Latin America. There is an entry fee - sorry I can't comp everybody. But I am really proud to be part of a New York City show and share it with you. Exhibition special collector's price $250 for an 11x14 print + S&H.  Lothar Troeller Chelsea Hotel 222 West 23rd Street New York NY 10011 646.752.1538 Join us at BIG TALK and The Party. There's lots to celebrate! Registration open. … [Continue reading...]

Teddy-Georges Hatem

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The idea to create the Philippe Hatem Foundation for a Happy Childhood [PHF] came from our profound need to carry the message of Philippe’s life. Those of us who knew him, know that his time on earth was different than for most of us. And all of us, adults and children, all learnt something from this little boy, who seemed to be wiser than most. His loving and compassionate spirit was so magically contagious, that we decided it needed to live on no matter what. His life may have been short, but it was meaningful, and PHF will carry his message of hope, smiles and compassion wherever the Foundation takes us. The PHF aims to make less fortunate children of the world happier, and to regain the desire to live and mature into good people. As misery sweeps through children’s lives in all … [Continue reading...]

Philippe Hatem Foundation for a Happy Childhood

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Philippe Hatam Foundation

The idea to create the Philippe Hatem Foundation for a Happy Childhood [PHF] came from our profound need to carry the message of Philippe's life. Those of us who knew him, know that his time on earth was different than for most of us. And all of us, adults and children, all learnt something from this little boy, who seemed to be wiser than most. His loving and compassionate spirit was so magically contagious, that we decided it needed to live on no matter what. His life may have been short, but it was meaningful, and PHF will carry his message of hope, smiles and compassion wherever the Foundation takes us. The PHF aims to make less fortunate children of the world happier, and to regain the desire to live and mature into good people. As misery sweeps through children's lives in all … [Continue reading...]

Susan Beer: Now and Then!

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The passing of one’s spouse is much more than his death and your loss. It’s about you, your acceptance of what was, your adaption to what is, and your re-invention. You have no other choice. Thus, I begin the photo exhibit with a photo of Andrew and me at a black tie event. This type of event was part of what was. . .as was the dancing that we both loved. The next step in my journey was MOVE ON WITHOUT ME, the book I wrote upon his passing. Mad as hell at him for passing, mad at the doctor who made the error that resulted in his death – from this to realization of how blessed I had been. . . and memories, which sustain and enhance. My philosophy was get up, get dressed, get out. In other words, live your life as it is now. You can’t go back, only forward. You have only one choice. Woe is … [Continue reading...]