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This is not just another sober October. Here at Resident Magazine we are so excited and overthe-moon with joy for our upcoming 25th anniversary. Of course, that’s next month and you’ll see mentions of it in this edition. However, October is no slouch. From a scion of a billionaire family to Broadway actors to a morning anchor, we’ve got all of the famous New Yorkers that you demand.

Eric Trump, the youngest of Donald and Ivana’s children, is our cover feature. Mr. Trump is highly successful, as the lead in the family’s golf course acquisitions; he has honed his business acumen to his charitable venture, the Eric Trump Foundation. He works extensively with St Jude’s Hospital and the foundation is the largest fundraiser for the hospital. In our interview, it was clear that he is extremely proud – as he rightly should be. Look out for an article written

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Steve Lacy of Good Day Wake Up is also featured. Mr. Lacy is a gregarious and playful host.

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Taylor Louderman, who reminds me of a young Judy Garland, graces our pages. Vivacious, full of energy and beyond talented, Ms. Louderman was a pleasure to interview. There is an accompanying review of the musical she stars in, Bring It On. I wish her the best of luck in all of her endeavors, but I have a feeling she doesn’t need my luck.

Sharon Dastur, program director of Z 100, was kind enough to take time out of her busy schedule and speak with us. Not only is she beautiful, but she is also vastly knowledgeable about much as I did.

My assistant, Narbeh, interviewed Chris Bohjalian, a New York Times Best Selling Author.

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Rounding out our barrage of celebrities is Doug Hodge. Having recently come off his successful stint in La Cage aux Folles, Mr. Hodge, a native the United Kingdom, has returned as Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac. I was honored to interview Doug and he was extremely quotable. Look out for an article written by Doug in November.

We celebrate travel in our Fall Around the World edition, we are proud to present only the best.

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Editor’s Note: Eric was friendly and charming, and yet keenly aware of the responsibility that is borne with being born a Trump. I appreciate the time and honesty he provided. Look out for an article written by him for the November edition and I can’t wait to see him again at our big bash on November 7th.

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There are few, if any, names that invoke the city of New York like the Trump name. Clearly, the Trump family are the masters of branding and whatever one’s feelings of them are one must admit that their contribution may still be in charge, his children – the ones with Ivana – are playing an ever increasing role.

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As you would expect with a Trump, he was forthright and sincere and it was clear that he has a passion for his father, family and work.

It was a pleasure interviewing him – we even had our own photo shoot with the help of Getty Images – I hope you like the piece as much as I liked interviewing him.

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Resident (R): Thank you for sitting down with us.

Eric Trump (ET): It’s my pleasure, you have a great magazine.

R: Obviously, you’re a Trump. What does it mean to be a member of that family?

ET: It means I have a lot of responsibility on so many different fronts. I was very fortunate to be born into a great family and I recognize that. My grandfather was a developer and was incredibly successful. My father has obviously done amazingly well and has clearly become the “King of New York.” But what we, as a family, have done with the Trump brand outside of the United States is nothing short of exceptional. This has created an incredibly strong foundation.

We believe in family businesses. I always like to say that we’re the “biggest mom and pop” in the world. It’s very special to enjoy the company’s assets on the weekend with one another when your livelihood is spent turning them into something very special.

To have eight eyes looking at each detail of every single property is a huge advantage and is what makes a family business all the more meaningful and effective.

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philanthropic element, as well – “to whom much is given much is expected.” We all take that aspect very seriously and prioritize philanthropy in our lives.

R: Were you expected to be a part of the business?

ET: No. My father has always said that if you don’t love what you do, don’t do it. For a couple of reasons – life’s too short to be miserable each day and if you don’t love it, you’ll never be good at it. He’d always reinforce that point. Ultimately, his greatest wish has come true – having all of us actively working in the business alongside him. He loves to call me at 6am to talk about an asset or acquisition, while also being able to interact with his son. I value these calls, as well, because he is an amazing mentor. But if we weren’t good at what we do, or if we didn’t love it, I think he’d ask us to pursue other interests. At the end of the day, we’re a very big business; we have tens of thousands of employees and a lot rides on the decisions we make. Therefore, like any other employee, we will be held accountable – family only goes so far.

R: What exactly do you do for the company?

ET: I do a lot of the company’s acquisitions, particularly those that fall under the auspices of our golf company. We have expanded

four courses to 13. We now have courses both domestically and internationally. We’ve also grown the hotel business tremendously and I spend a lot of time working on our properties in Las Vegas, Chicago, Panama and Doral, among others. All of these assets are award winning and I’m proud of all of our accomplishments. I also run one of our newest acquisitions, Trump Winery, Charlottesville, VA. An incredibly stunning piece of land – over 900 acres - that produces award-winning wine.

R: I understand that you grew up in New York?

ET: I did. I attended The Hill School, a boarding school in Pottstown, PA, and Georgetown University in Washington, DC, but eventually made my way back to New York.

R: What does it mean to be a New Yorker?

ET: Today, there is no family that’s more synonymous with New York than the Trumps. My father lives and breathes the city. My grandfather did such amazing work in Brooklyn and Queens, building 27,000 middle income units – they were formidable and fantastic buildings. Eventually, my father moved the business into Manhattan and, as we all know, built some of the tallest

and most luxurious skyscrapers anywhere in the world.

When people say Donald Trump’s name, the word “New York” never fails to follow closely behind. We are so engrained with the city – whether it be from Wollman Rink to Trump Soho – we love this city. It’s who we are. It’s where we call home. We cannot imagine being anywhere else in the world.

Even the building we’re sitting in right now, Trump Tower, on 57th and 5th, is arguably on the most prestigious corner anywhere in the world and we wouldn’t want it any other way. New York is an incredible place with incredible people working for incredible businesses.

R: What do you do for fun in the city? How do you utilize the city?

ET: From the time I wake up – I run Central Park every morning - to the evenings spent dining in local restaurants - I use every facet of NYC. Moreover, as you can imagine, we also spend a tremendous amount of time in the greater NYC airports coming to/from our various projects. But, at the end of the day, it’s always great to be home.

R: Favorite restaurants?

ET: There is no shortage of great restaurants in NYC. But what I’ve noticed is that I tend People get to know you; you feel comfortable

there – you can walk in without a reservation.

I love the steakhouse, Quality Meats on 58th & 6th. I’m friends with Todd English and he is doing a great job at the Plaza. Rue 57 is another favorite. We also love Trump Grill and eat there all the time. Fresco by Scotto is fantastic.

R: Rosanna was on our cover in February.

ET: Really? She’s a great person. My whole family loves her.

R: I’ve got to ask you about Celebrity Apprentice – how is it like?

ET: Out of all the Trumps, I am probably the one who shuns the spotlight the most.

But even though that’s the case, The Celebrity Apprentice has been incredibly fun and you quickly recognize the power of television. Not only do I garner thousands of new Twitter followers every season which is great for our brand, the show has reignited and launched so many careers: Joan Rivers, Piers Morgan, Arsenio Hall, to name a few.

Notwithstanding, we’ve all been fortunate to make a lot of great friends from the show and it’s been very good for business. Above all, the amount of money that the show has single-handedly raised for charity over the years is staggering – tens of millions of dollars. While the focus will always be on the madness generated by our celebrity cast, my father deserves a lot of recognition for the fact that it’s the most philanthropic show

in the history of television and has made life changing contributions to countless charities.

R: Let’s turn our gaze in another direction – tell us about your charity.

ET: Six years ago, my friends and I got together and decided to do something for children. We focused on children battling life-threatening diseases. We spent a year traveling the country and visiting all of the major hospitals in an effort to identify one that through the doors of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, the experience was like “night and day.”

They are by far the best in the world at what golf outing and raised $275,000. Six years later, the same golf outing raises north of $2 million dollars annually. We’ve grown into the largest private golf outing in the country and have quickly become St. Jude’s single largest event and fundraiser. The greatest that we own the facilities and therefore, it’s free. All the money raised goes directly to

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ny grand adventure in The Last Frontier involves plenty of time soaking up the stunning scenery and scoping out the resident wildlife. This epic trip had all of that, and then some.

I’ve been moose-hunting for the past decade. And I don’t mean the Sarah Palin kind of hunting; I don’t want to bring one home for dinner, all I want to do is simply spot a moose in the wild - from a safe distance - and snap some pictures.

The obsession started in 2002 when I thought I had found one at the Grand Canyon. It was massive and nearly as tall as my family’s minivan. Turns out it was an elk. Moose like cooler temps so they don’t travel that far south. In 2010, I tried to track one down in Quebec, and again in 2011. But, alas, I have never come face to furry face with the ever elusive moose.

his glory. First stop: Juneau, where I gleefully boarded the Safari Endeavor (innerseadiscoveries.com; 888-862-8881), an 86-passenger luxury yacht that focuses on giving guests an eyeful of wild and wooly wildlife. During our adventurous, yet pampered, quest we’d be traveling the Southeast eagles and humpbacks.

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I’m talking 15,000-foot mountains that rise straight out of coastlines and icy fjords.

The trail, covered in neon green moss, shaded by increasingly more gorgeous by the minute. We traipsed under brilliant tree canopies, across a squishy shoreline looked like they’d been strategically arranged. We headed back to the boat all smiles. That is, until we overheard the other group.

They had come within yards of a female moose crossing the road. Seriously? My heart sank, if only we had stayed with the group, my search would have been over. Looking on the bright side, though, what I really wanted to see was not a female moose but a bull moose, weighing in at 1,200 pounds with massive antlers atop his mighty skull.

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The next day we awoke to an announcement from the bridge, which sent us scrambling to the bow to see two small blobs roaming around the shoreline.

A closer look with binoculars revealed two brown bears. Better yet, we were about to go kayaking in that area. And sure enough, once we got there, one bear was still around. We sat silently in our kayaks and stared from just 50 feet away. Nearly every day of the trip was equally spectacular. We came across sea otters, bald eagles galore, blond bears and pods of humpbacks. And not just Our last day took us into Endicott Arm. As we hopped into the zodiac, a ship hand said, “This is one of my favorite places on the planet.” I soon saw what she meant when we arrived at the cliff-walled fjords towering a thousand feet above. Alaska has more designated Wilderness Areas than any state in the nation and our next stop: Ford’s Terror — a pristine tidal inlet and fjord — is one of them. There, we spotted sea lion after sea lion, some lounging on icebergs, others just popping their heads above the surface occasionally.

And, as if that wasn’t amazing enough, we were surrounded by rugged icecovered mountains gleaming high overhead and a glacier that actively calved all and we headed back to the ship. The next morning we hugged all the crew members and sadly waved goodbye. The epic cruise had come to an end, but the land tour was just beginning.

We taxied over to the airport and were off to Fairbanks. First thing in the morning we ventured out to cross the Arctic Circle with the Northern Alaska Tour Company crossing the famous imaginary line, we drove wildlife encounter that day was a long-haired cat named Willow.

After a good night’s rest it was time for Denali National Park. To get there we boarded the Alaska Railroad (alaskarailroad.com; breakfast in the dining car we headed back to our seats -- complete with a panoramic dome to view the stunning scenery -- and my sister immediately spotted a moose. And, get this, I did not. By the time she said look, it was too late.

Denali National Park was really my last chance. So if ever we were going to hit the mother lode of animals, this would

be the time. We hopped aboard an anticipatory chatter, we were airborne.

Once at cruising height, it was as if the craggy, snow-covered cliffs were just an arm’s length away.

feet, and over icy blue glacial pools. It was something straight out of Lord of the Rings; I could not believe my eyes. Only a third of the park’s visitors get a good glimpse of this landmark because overcast skies are the norm.

On our last day of the two-week journey, we chose the Tundra Wilderness Tour 6-hour bus trek through Denali. What I appreciate most about this park is that its sole purpose is to protect the wildlife. They limit the amount of visitors and only allow cars to

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that said, there are hordes of animals here, rather than hordes of tourists. moment had arrived. “Stop!” my sister yelled neck on the bus collectively craned to the left, windows opened and digital cameras snapped away.

Still, it wasn’t a bull moose. Even better, though. It was a mama moose with her young calf. And to top it all off, we snagged and we had racked up tremendous sightings: one porcupine, two moose, 14 caribou, eight one lynx. awed by Alaska.

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We taxied over to the airport and were off to Fairbanks. First thing in the morning we ventured out to cross the Arctic Circle with the Northern Alaska Tour Company crossing the famous imaginary line, we drove wildlife encounter that day was a long-haired cat named Willow.

After a good night’s rest it was time for Denali National Park. To get there we boarded the Alaska Railroad (alaskarailroad.com; breakfast in the dining car we headed back to our seats -- complete with a panoramic dome to view the stunning scenery -- and my sister immediately spotted a moose. And, get this, I did not. By the time she said look, it was too late.

Denali National Park was really my last the mother lode of animals, this would

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feet, and over icy blue glacial pools. It was something straight out of Lord of the Rings; I could not believe my eyes. Only a third of the park’s visitors get a good glimpse of this landmark because overcast skies are the norm.

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and its Unexplored Beauty This oil-rich nation on the northern tip of South America is one of the more underexplored destinations in South America.

With the longest stretch of Caribbean coastline, Venezuela enjoys some of the most beautiful sea in the world than any other nation. It should therefore come as no surprise that this country is home to some of the most incredible spectacles of nature that can be seen.

in Manhattan or The Hamptons, there is a probably on the lookout for something new.

Venezuela is the perfect destination for the and not altogether surprising that American international and domestic network, should

A little bit of history before you go: Venezuela They called the land ‘Venezuela,’ or literally ‘Little Venice.’ The name of Venezuela and has remained to this day. Laguna de Sinamaica is reputedly the place where the standing there today.

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As its proximity and great accessibility to the Caribbean may suggest, Venezuela is rich in natural beauty. The focal point to this claim and perhaps main attraction of the country is the one and only Salto Angel Falls. We New Yorkers may believe ourselves to have fairly well-trained necks when it comes to looking up to tall buildings, but even we will have to crane ourselves that little extra bit to see this awesome waterfall in all its glory.

Nearly 3,000 feet high, Salto Angel is twice the height of the Empire State Building. It is comfortably the largest waterfall in the world, and helicopter services are offered to view this natural phenomenon as only the birds and the privileged can. Just be sure to go on a cloudless day.

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Mérida is perhaps unlike most places you have visited. It is found at the foot of the Andes and is just less than 10 miles from Venezuela’s highest point. Driving here by car will offer you some special views of the mountains and valleys as you will be almost two and a half miles above sea level. Mérida is also the center for outdoor activities in Venezuela. One of the greatest reasons for this is the amazing Teleférico, the world’s longest and highest cable car. This will lead you on a journey across stunning scenery the Pico Espejo, from which many choose to descend on top of mules or by hiking.

Be sure to take some layered clothing with you, however, as the top is often covered by clouds.

Arguably, such natural beauty would not be complete without a varied wildlife, and Venezuela certainly checks off this box.

Los Llanos is undoubtedly the best spot to catch a glimpse as this is where you will see some amazing wildlife, including anacondas, the abundant capybaras and caimans, bird species that number in their hundreds, and the much rarer jaguars and anteaters. This is also the last stronghold of the Orinoco Crocodile. If you’re after marine life, then Los Roques is where you want to be. This is a chain of islands and coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea. It’s also the ideal spot for scuba diving!

Strangely enough, travelers, largely overlook Caracas, Venezuela’s capital city. Nonetheless, Caracas is worth a visit.

Even in the nation’s capital, stunning landscape is hard to miss. As you land, your immediate attention is drawn to the Caracas valley –which can be seen from your plane window—with the northern mountains in the background. The city itself is home to some excellent art, as can be seen in the Museo de Arte Colonial. Caracas also has a bustling nightlife, and locals tend to party such nightlife are the Las Mercedes and La Castellana regions.

The capital’s forté, however, must surely be its gastronomy. Caracas offers a diverse range of restaurants, but it would be a shame not to try out the native specialties in one of the many Venezuelan restaurants. Arepas, thick corn tortillas which are split and stuffed with

I hope you have already made up your mind Venezuelan dish. The most famous variations to plan a visit this hidden Eden in South are the reina pepiada, which is a shredded America, or at the very least, acknowledge chicken salad with avocado, and domino, that it deserves a spot on the bucket list. stuffed with black beans and shredded white For backpackers, travelers or seasoned cheese. The traditional Venezuelan lunch is vacationers, Venezuela as a destination is pabellón, consisting of rice, black beans and meat, with a side of fried plantain slices. to get there than with American Airlines – Hallacas, Venezuela’s home grown version the trusted name in aviation. of the tamale, with meat, olives and raisins covered in cornmeal and wrapped in plantain leaves to be steamed, is a From: Caracas (CCS) From: New York (JFK) popular Christmas dish.

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By Richard C. Murray & Laurie Heifetz As we looked up to Pier 88 in Manhattan, we saw a white ship sprinkled with brightly colored painted gems. Even before we boarded the Gem by Norwegian, we knew that we were in store for a very special experience.

We checked in and were ushered into the

cruise terminal’s VIP area for cocktails and buffet brunch. Soon a personal butler who carried our bags summoned us on board to Cagney’s Steakhouse for lunch. guided ship tour to get our bearings, and then we joined the welcoming party on deck.

Norwegian Knows BBQ From the daily buffet setup around the pool deck, the Great Outdoors, to the meticulously crafted lunch on Great Stirrup Cay—Norwegian Cruise Line’s private island—the choices are mouthwatering.

Main dishes including grilled steak, chicken and burgers are complemented by salads and a sundry of dessert choices.

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the cruise spirit. We especially loved the evening comedy shows starring Tom Briscoe, an Atlantic City and Las Vegas veteran.

His routine focused on his interactions with his wife and two daughters, as well as, his inability to hold a job.

Cruises are all about service. We recommend getting a balcony room for ocean gazing while dining on complimentary room service.

Seasoned and neophyte cruisers alike jumped right into line dances to live DJ music.

We, on the other hand, jumped right into one of the saltwater-swimming pools and got in a few laps. The saktwater was refreshing and natural and we swear by it - it's much better for the body than chlorine.

Universal Fun When we arrived in Port Canerval, we headed to Orlando for Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure. The Simpsons ride is a simulated roller coaster with colorful characters and scenery. The Popeye attraction was also fun. Spoiler alert: One passes under buckets of water. Wear a getting completely drenched.

“Chillin Like a Villain” The Gem’s passengers who are staying in Cagney’s for breakfast and lunch. Resembling a chichi, 1950s Manhattan eatery, it’s located away from the bustle.

Named after famed actor James Cagney who made gangster movies primarily in

and its staff mannerly.

We saved our lobster craving for the Asian and French specialty restaurants, The Orchid Garden and Le Bistro.

The Life Aquatic When we reached Nassau, Bahamas, it was off to Atlantis Paradise Island. Numerous resplendent lagoons with endangered green sea turtles, barracudas and zebra sharks painted the landscape. We toured an aquarium that was a cavernous maze with With picturesque aquatic views, Virgil’s Real Barbecue in Atlantis Resort serves up authentic southern cuisine just like its sister restaurant in Times Square. The blackened, BBQ shrimp-on-a-skewer was juicy and outstanding. The homemade rib sauce

and hand rub were piquant. The Scorned Woman hot sauce did not disappoint!

Back on deck, we took the behind-thescenes tour. We saw the inner workings of the kitchens and walked into deep freezers.

In the laundry room, we observed machines that automatically press and fold sheets and towels.

Best of all was the private tour of the bridge, the captain’s area. Captain Roger Gustavsen showed us all of the navigational instruments and the steering wheel.

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A fellow passenger asserted that he “lives on cruises” and that it is “cheaper than being

After a midday meal, we hit the Haven’s private exercise room. A couple of laps in the pool were preceded by the hot tub and steam room and all the while, we were the only ones in the courtyard—total tranquility!

The solitude that this oasis provides for the discriminating traveler is unparalleled.

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as Bogel, Frog’s Leap, DeLoach, Rodney Strong, FerrariCarano, Duck Horn and Truchard Vineyards just to name a few! There is something for everyone at the Harvest Lake Stroll, no matter your taste!

will celebrate the sights, smells and tastes that make the harvest season so spectacular! Food tastings will be prepared by Skytop’s culinary team and some of the area’s favorite restaurants, including wine samplings from some of the country’s top vineyards set all around Skytop’s pristine lake.

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If you’re planning your annual weekend pilgrimage this fall to New England for some foliage, festivity and fun, we’d like to suggest you forgo the traditional leaf-peeper towns of the Berkshires and Southern Vermont for North Adams.

Located in the Northwestern corner of Massachusetts, it is technically the Berkshires, but North Adams has a much different history than towns down south, including Lenox and Great Barrington. A mill and manufacturing center in the 19th and early 20th century, then Rust Belt relic, North Adams has been experiencing quite a resurgence, this time as an art and cultural center for New England and beyond. In the last 20 years, many of its old mills have begun to be converted into art galleries, lofts and workshops.

The most important art center in North Adams is the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, or Mass MOCA, one of the largest museums for contemporary visual art and performing arts in the country. Located in a converted factory, the museum is great place to spend a day for both adults and children. They have a section of the musuem dedicated to kids.

For natural beauty and activities, the area surrounding North Adams includes Mt Greylock, the highest peak in Massachusetts, as well as numerous waterfalls, lakes and forests. Mt Greylock offers excellent hiking for all levels of experience, and the summit offers outstanding 360 views of four states from a watchtower at the top. You can get to the summit by foot, bike, or by car.

For leaf peeping, it’s unparalleled with its expansive views.

Home base for your weekend in North Adams will be The Porches Inn, an acclaimed inn located directly across from Mass MOCA. This unique property features four row houses that have been completely renovated and interconnected, resulting in a cozy multi-level hotel with 49 rooms. Décor is funky rustic, the property and rooms are clean and well cared for, and guests enjoy extras including breakfast, a The staff provides exemplary service, and will go to great lengths to make sure guests have a great experience. From nighttime movie rentals to the morning newspaper, and from juice and watermelon on the hot days to hot chocolate on the cold days, the

team at Porches makes you feel well cared for.

After a day of hiking or visiting the museum, an evening glass of wine seated by day. The inn is also child and pet friendly, so no need to leave anyone at home!

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New England has it all! Looking for a place to go not too far from NYC? Are you tired of the hassle getting to Long Island or the Jersey Shore? Well then try turning your sights north. As a child growing up in Brooklyn, this cluster of northern states was my parents’ vacation of choice. Away from the bustling crowds of the city nature at it’ best; God’s country is what I always remembering hearing when my family spoke about New England.

and tour the fantastic homes of the “Gilded Era” or see the historic cottages of our ancestors. Take a boat ride and get a upfront view of the harbor and the homes that line its coast.

There is so much to choose from and so much diversity - from seashore to mountains to historic cities and towns like Boston, Plymouth and Bar Harbor. Actually, the entire area is historic. After all this is where the early settlers landed and where our forefathers rode the freedom trail enlisting

of American history at your feet. A city of immigrants, visit the ethnic neighborhoods and dine on some of the best food, especially seafood, in the country. Of course Massachusetts isn’t just about Boston, there is Cape Cod, where you take a boat out to sea and go whale watching or just walk through the bohemian town of Provincetown with all its quaint shops. Or walk along the dunes and enjoy nature. Don’t want the seashore? Go to the mountains. There are of course the Berkshires; however, my favorite will always be the White Mountains of New Hampshire.

Closest to NYC is Connecticut where you can travel along the beautiful seacoast and stop off at Mystic. Here you can see replicas of the early whaling vessels and cargo ships that made their way from Europe to the New World.

Continuing north, your next stop could be Rhode Island where you can visit Newport

Further north and only a three hour road trip away is the city of Boston. Here you can tour some of the most well preserved historic buildings in the country and probably accomplish it all on foot as Boston is known

The White Mountains are home to nature’s beauty at its best. Ride a cable car up to the mountain top or take the Cog Railroad to the top of Mt. Washington and see a one

hundred mile panoramic view on a clear day. Drive on the Kancanagus Scenic Byway, which takes you into Vermont and experience breathtaking views. I remember traveling on this road as a child, when it was under construction, and believe me it was hairraising. There are caves and notches through the mountains that were formed during the ice age. It’s all fascinating and yes educational for both adult and child alike.

Of course, my son’s favorite New England state is Maine. If you’ve ever been there, you can’t blame him. The rocky cliffs that overlook the emerald sea; the crisp clean New England air - it truly is a little bit of heaven and least we forget the best cold water lobster in the world. Maine is home to Acadia National Park where you can camp out and luxuriate in its serenity. At night, you can dine in Bar Harbor overlooking the marina and if lobster isn’t your thing, then you can have the freshest seafood that the Atlantic has to offer.

Wherever it is you choose to go, you won’t go wrong choosing a destination, or several different destinations, in this wonderful land we call New England. Its right around the corner so be sure to take advantage of all it

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While this resort is appealing for all kinds of holiday makers, it has proved particularly attractive to honeymooners and couples. A big part of this is down to opulence, which leaves a constant but subtle fragrance acknowledge its potential for romantic getaways and offer mimosas, a one hour couple massage, and a dinner for make the most of evening walks on the beach, be sure to stay in the oceanfront rooms, where you can order room service to provide you with a romantic dinner for two on your balcony overlooking the beach.

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The Hawaii Prince Hotel offers a luxury stay in one of the most desired destinations in the world. Hawaii has enjoyed a boom in tourism of late with 7.3 million visitors last year, and this is thanks to their global marketing strategy that has seen Hawaiian Airlines establish Jersey commencing June of this year.

Part of this strategy has been to hone and promote the quality of their hotels and resorts, and the Hawaii Prince Hotel stands as a prime example of this success story.

The Hotel is ideally located in Waikiki, Honolulu, and is just walking distance away from Hawaii Convention Center, in Hawaii. With its setting and the yearlong tourist-friendly climate, this hotel is perfect for a spontaneous or planned getaway at any time of the year. What really sets this hotel apart, however, is its architecture.

Towering above neighbouring buildings and dominating the oceanfront skyline, it is a ‘bold achievement in design.’ The trademark of the hotel is its spacious and ceiling and the clever use of large and sunlight, so you feel as though you can breathe the fresh Hawaiian air even while relaxing in the lounge. Amidst the 521 oceanfront rooms and 57 luxury suites, they have made room for a rooftop swimming pool, which is perhaps the highlight for many vacationers.

The Hawaii Prince Hotel prides itself on what they call their ‘Aloha spirit’, providing the best Hawaii regional and authentic Japanese cuisine to provide a gathering place for both locals and travellers from across the globe. They of course have the amenities to boot, with a 7,000 square feet of outdoor function, and their main attraction, a 27 hole golf course designed by the renowned Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay.

For the nation’s most isolated state you have a hotel to make you feel right at home. Great for families, honeymooners, business trips, avid golfers, this hotel is one of the most versatile and downright

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As far as hotels go, the Four Seasons is as an assured stamp of quality as you can get. Couple this with a location at the heart of Tokyo’s central business district, and you have a very attractive holiday proposition.

The Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi is famed for its style and timeless décor; so timeless that it doesn’t even matter what time of the year you visit as the hotel suits both cold and hot, and both grey and bright.

The impressively furnished building is matched by an equally outstanding service -standing as testament to that famed Japanese hospitality- that will personally greet and send you off at Tokyo rail station.

With 57 spacious rooms to choose from, this hotel is not too big and overwhelming but not too small and intimate at the same time. The rooms, just as the rest of the hotel is, are designed in state of the art lodging and the character of an antique. Every room is equipped with all the possible technological amenities, but to make the most of your stay, you would be well advised to pick the Chairman’s suite, which has views of the Tokyo skyline As tempting as staying within the boundaries of this quite surrounding area of Tokyo, something which the concierge will happily facilitate your arrival to. You are just walking distance from the heart of Tokyo’s business district and a skyline that gives our own Manhattan a run for its money. Beyond that you have Ginza, which has been labelled as a ‘retail Mecca’ with high-end shops galore. Interspersed between these skyscrapers and shops are ancient temples, some dating back centuries. the Japanese people.

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To escape the madness of the urban landscape, check out the hotel’s spa. The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi offers a quiet and relaxing setting with two private treatment rooms. The separate men’s and women’s changing areas feature wet spa facilities, including a steam sauna, jet showers, and a traditional Onsen bath. The idea of Onsen baths originates from the hot springs across Japan. As a volcanically active country, the Japanese have often had access to natural hot springs, which were used to bathe in a fair few years ago. Now, you do not need to search out volcanic hills for a spot of this very Japanese treatment, as the Four Seasons Spa offers this luxury as well as all the traditional facials, massages, and Asian body treatments.

The Japanese are celebrated worldwide for their cuisine and culinary skills. They are a people who focus on healthy living food, using fresh ingredients and try to avoid preservatives and other such unfriendly matter. For this reason, the Ekki Bar and Grill is a standout choice in which to try the said cuisine. market, to their Sendai, and their Kobe beef –which you may have read about before within these pages- that is renowned little chance of you going wrong, even for the picky eaters.

The Four Seasons Hotel can be found on almost every continent, but this should give the false impression that the Marunouchi chain is banal and unexceptional. On the contrary, virtually anything Japanese is authentic and original, and so it is for the hotel in question. Here is a charming abode in one of the most foreign and wholly unique cities in the world, at least through our western eyes anyway. And for that, the Four Seasons Hotel Marunouchi provides a home so far

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Waterfront Britain by Rail:

BY Demetra M. Pappas I spent a good deal of time at Brighton Beach – easy to access by subway. As a Manhattan, this island surrounded by water and ports, containing history, also accessible by trains from the boroughs, Long Island’s bedroom communities and the Hamptons, New Jersey and Westchester (and parts north).

For those who want a different train to the “original” Brighton and an alternative island city, a visit via BritRail to Britain’s cities of to the train to get their, but the OneWorld Alliance between American Airlines and

will most appreciate rolling the cart from

one woman in the spa who had a long layover, spa day for a chance to message away the coils of travel.

Training around the UK is far more restorative – en route to Brighton, the visual treat is that there are rolling hills and the all very easy – order from the US, and get on the train at Heathrow (rolling the cart from luxury).

bus or a scheduled train, with so many daily

Upon arrival on the South East Coast in

Jersey Transit and Metro North.

du Vin, on the edge of the cobblestoned shopping labyrinth called “the Lanes,” and

Upon arrival in the Hotel London Heathrow T5 offers many luxuries, but a weary traveler

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sorts of amenities from monsoon showers (and cast iron baths) to complimentary

pain au chocolat to seasonal fruits.

Dinner has an array of locally sourced produce, delectable meats (such as grass fed and seafood (with a daily pasta). These are all superior, and a sommelier will pair wines to each course. This all said, the du Vins have (in my opinion) the best cheese courses I have ever had – in any country, ever.

There are French, English and European cheeses, and staff are happy to give a full US, my server apologized for not having it, but brought over another staffer who was actually from Epoises environs to discuss my apparently delightful request.

Today Brighton is almost a bedroom diverse cultural opportunities.

Brighton’s main claim to fame has long been the Royal Pavilion, the former palace built as the home of the Prince

However,

Brighton and Portsmouth th century.

It is a “folly,” of Indo-Saracenic architecture, excessive chinoiserie, minarets, gilded palms that make gilding the lily dull. If not clubbing, consider a foray to the 200-year old Theatre Royal, am architectural jewel which just launched its own company with the summer production of Pinero’s hilariously staged “Dandy Dick.”

Portsmouth, also on the South Coast, is England’s only island city, with the world’s oldest dry dock still in use. A waling tour of the forts is a must-do. The HMS Warrior armed

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iron construction and armor, ending with a propeller. Now, it has tours and event dinners (with spectacular sunsets). Also in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard is the Mary Rose a salvages and restored carrack legend of maritime archaeology, due to open in late 2012. Nearby is the moving D-Day Museum with the Overlord Embroidery of dozens of panels; Po r t s m o u t h s u f f e r e d

tremendous losses in WWII, as a port with chalk hills to make aerial bombing easy, and has an ongoing connection to the war and its social history.

Portsmouth is also the birthplace of Charles Dickens (celebrating the 200th year of his birth). The house has been restored and refurbished and has acquired both period pieces and originals (including the couch on which he died). Another literary character, Sherlock Holmes and author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, are represented in the spectacular Lancelyn Green Bequest organized (and managed online) by archivist Michael Gunton. Retail therapy collectors will enjoy Gunwharf Quays and never get lost with the Spinnaker Tower (Portsmouth’s millennium project) as a landmark.

For more modern accommodation, the Portsmouth Marriott Hotel has all the comforts of home for tourist and business travelers – and also has a weekly drinks party at which guests are treated to drinks (and dish – one manager told me the best way to deal with jet lag is denial, a line I now use!).

The open plan lobby also houses Sea Level Restaurant, with impeccably fresh seafood (the scallops are lightly textured and prettily

For further information visit: www.visitbrighton.com www.visitportsmouth.co.uk www.hotelduvin.com www.brightonpier.co.uk www.royalpavilion.org.uk www.marriott.com/hotels/ travel/pmeha-portsmouthmarriott-hotel www.historicdockyard.co.uk www.ddaymuseum.co.uk www.sofitel.com/Heathrow www.ba.com www.apcrail.com

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By Hillary Latos It was in this gorgeous region of the Riviera Maya that the Mayans predicted the end of the world by December 2012. If you ask inhabitants of the region about the doomsday prophecies they merely brush it off in their laid back manner and use it as a marketing tool for tourists or as village 6 years ago and a port to get from Cancun to Cozumel has quickly blossomed into a within walking distance. Even though it earned the title of the fastest growing city in the Western Hemisphere in 2008 by the Guinness Book of World Records, developers are careful to retain the charm and quaintness that differentiate Playa from its larger overdeveloped cousins in Quintana Roo, like Cancun.

Where to Party While Playa del Carmen is known for its party scene, there are plenty of options for all tastes on Fifth Avenue from Salsa dancing to romantic beach lounges to mega clubs. The scene gets going every night from sundown until sunrise with the majority of night clubs concentrated on 12th street.

La Bodeguita del Medio About as authentic as you can get to Havana cantina, this outpost in Playa del Carmen is one of the best walls and furniture to add to the character, and just about the only white spaces left are on the ceiling.

Open from 1 pm, by day itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a place to grab a Cuban sets, the live band starts and the party begins. Free salsa lessons are offered on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 pm.

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Zenzi Beach Club Lounge A chill beach club by day and outdoor lounge by night, dance the night away with the cool ocean breeze and nightly entertainment starting at 5 pm with bands that specialize in Salsa, Reggae and Rock.

Calle 10 and 1st Ave zenzi-playa.com On a street with nightclubs occupying every storefront, Mandala Night club stands out as Playa del Carmenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s answer to a velvet roped nightclub. The striking class djs can be seen on the street as the walls are all open. With cosmopolitan feeling similar to Miami, the up to the nine, with banquettes on multi levels, bottle service and the requisite light display.

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Where to Stay For a home away from home, Acanto Hotel is the perfect base for exploring the city. Right off of Fifth avenue on 14 street itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just around the corner from the bustling action and all night clubs yet quiet enough to hear a pin drop inside the hotel. This condo/boutique hotel is owned by Hamptons developer Matt Schilowitz and designed by Long Island designer Laurie Purnell who wanted to create a warm hacienda setting with 1, the comforts of home for families, couples or singles.

The best rooms are the penthouse apartments with a private Jacuzzi and BBQ grills with breathtaking views overlooking the ocean. If you happen to fall in love with any of the 21 units they are also all for sale.

16th Street between 1st and 5th Ave acantohotels.com For the adventurous set, Hotel Reina Roja is a sexy, S & M themed hotel that seems like its transported lights, there are scantily clad mannequins to add to the atmosphere, banquettes that look like cages and whips and other paraphernalia decorating the lobby. The dark yet textured rooms have an alluring and sexy vibe decorated in exotic wood on the walls with a red abd

black color scheme. If the theme is a too much for the tame stop by for one of their legendary weekly day and night Sunday rooftop pool parties that attracts locals and tourists.

reinarojahotel.com Mexico is famous for their all inclusive packages that are great for families, couples and vacationers looking to relax in a large beach front resort, and Sandos is one of the top luxury chains in Playa del Carmen.

The Spanish owned Sandos Playacar Beach Resort & Spa offers separate pool and hotel accommodations for families and adults only so honeymooners can have their privacy away from families. Set on an ancient Mayan site this eco friendly resort, Mayan archaeological artifacts are scattered throughout the resort. With 5 international a la carte restaurants offering culinary varieties like French, Brazilian, Mexican and Japanese, as well as 2 buffets and snack bars there is plenty of choices to whet the appetite.

From their private stretch of a pristine white sandy course and on site disco, this is the perfect getaway for all ages.

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Where to Eat Off of Fifth in a quiet alley, La Sirena has a modern take on Mexican cuisine with a specialty in local seafood dishes paired with fresh fruit pureed margaritas, most of which a dinner for 2 with drinks is under $40. This casual cafĂŠ likes to take a personal touch and every guest is greeted by the chef who comes out and chats about your taste preferences to deliver dishes on or off the menu that are individualized.

Some of the standouts were the fresh grilled catch of the prawns, and the roasted cochinita that is simmered in spices multiple visits over a stay in Playa.

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How to Get There The easiest way to reach Playa del Carmen is on a Cancun, and Playa is located 45 minutes south of the Airport.

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Grand Velas Resorts show how far all-inclusives have come, not just in terms of what-else-can-you-include-for-one-price, but also, for setting a new standard worthy of a new category of all inclusive. in Riviera Maya and Riviera Nayarit raise the bar among all-inclusive resorts. Here, spacious luxury accommodations, world-class spas, a la carte gourmet cuisine at a selection of specialty restaurants, and an incomparable hospitality experience reign supreme.

Stylish Suites All guest rooms at the Grand Velas properties are suites over 1,000 square feet. Oceanfront or jungle terraces, many with private outdoor plunge pools, provide vistas of the azure Caribbean Sea, vibrant Yucatan jungle vegetation or Banderas Bay. They feature clean-lined, neutral-toned bedding and seating in shades of cream, taupe and brown with plush accessories and custom-commissioned artwork by local master artisans delivering bold punches of tropical color.

Fine Dining Grand Velas’ gourmet restaurant offerings (French, Italian, Spanish, world capitals in quality of cuisine, presentation and décor. They have racked up numerous awards and accolades, among them one of top 100 best new food and beverage experiences of the year from Food and Wine.

Celebrity chefs and their disciples also up the ante. Grand Velas Chefs include disciples of Spanish superstar Arzak and Mexico’s 2012 “Chef of the Year” among others.

Spas & Wellness destination spa resorts. Personal spa valets see guests through a signature seven step water journey, featured as one of Top Ten Water Journeys by Spa Magazine. Both spas offer an internationally themed spa treatment menu.

Inspired by the jungle and water pools of the region, the spa at Grand Velas Riviera Maya – named “Best Spa” in the world by Virtuoso - is 90,000 square feet, half of which is devoted to men and the other to women. The of the resort. Its design includes a palapa-style entrance, furniture from Bali and a large marbled wall with cascading water.

Grand Velas Riviera Maya and Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit are part of Velas Resorts, which also includes the adults-only Casa Velas and beachfront affordable luxury resort Velas Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta. The resorts have earned 26 AAA Diamonds, including the prestigious Five Diamond Award.

Other esteemed international awards for their services and facilities have included Forbes’ roundup of the 10 Coolest All-Inclusive Resorts, Conde Nast Traveler’s Gold List, Conde Nast Johansens’ “Most Excellent Resort” Award.

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Here is a map of a chic shopping trip in the West Village in New York City. This is the perfect day of shopping in some of my favorite stores with some pit stops for delicious treats. You will end up in a cozy West Village restaurant for a delicious dinner to end the perfect day of purchasing gifts for you as well as your loved ones.

Rugby Fun clothes for Him, Ralph Lauren Style, at Rugby 99 University Pl. 11th Street Cafe Homemade Breakfast and Coffee at 11th Street Café (Try the Ham, Egg & Cheese Biscuit – My favorite) 327 W 11th St.

Bookmarc Check out designer Marc Jacobs’ Book Store (Books for you and chic gifts for your friends) 400 Bleecker St.

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Fresh Pamper yourself with skin, bath and body products at Fresh 388 Bleecker St.

Magnolia Bakery Time for a fresh baked treat at the Original Magnolia Bakery (You may have to wait in line, but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s worth it) 401 Bleecker St.

Michael Kors Clothes for Her as well as handbags, shoes and accessories at Michael Kors 384 Bleecker St.

August Restaurant After a full day of shopping youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll want to sit down to a fabulous dinner at August restaurant, a West Village favorite 359 Bleecker St.

M.A.C. Store Have your make up done or just shop at the fabulous MAC store 351 Bleecker St.

7 For All Mankind for Him and Her at 7 For All Mankind 347 Bleecker St.

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A Voice So International Yet So American

By Christopher A. Pape Any of you who read the summer editions of our fair magazine will remember an interview with Anna Bergman, who made promises of a return to performing in New York.

Lo and behold, the internationally recognised and acclaimed Feinstein’s at Loews Regency this month. On October 15, & the Night & the Music: An Evening of Musical Imports & Exports’, which will also feature musical director and arranger Alex Rybeck and Jered Egan on bass- all directed by Jeff Harnar.

The performance has a carefully presented theme, which is described most aptly by the title itself. There are two aspects to this title: while on the one hand it is simply an evening of you with the music, which is a traditional concept; on the other hand it is a night of imports and exports, that is to say it is an evening of both foreign and home-grown music, which is arguably anything but a traditional idea. Having been born in France, raised by a father who was an American diplomat and a mother who was an actress, and lived in several locations around the world, it is perhaps no surprise that Anna has such a broad musical skill that breaks through linguistic and cultural barriers. the European songbook that she is so familiar with. The the American songbook. Bearing in mind who her father was, Anna has always held this nation’s music close to her heart, and she has set a very clear aim in her show of preserving and celebrating American music. In her performance, she includes selections by Cole Porter (I love Paris), Leonard Bernstein (Glitter and be Gay), Arthur Schwartz & Howard Dietz (You & the Night and the Music), George & Ira Gershwin (Embraceable You), Maury Yeston (Home), Adam Guettel (Fable), Carol King (So Far Away) and John Denver (Leaving on a Jet Plane). She pays homage to her European roots with Parisian chanson (Sous le ciel de Paris), Viennese operetta (Vilia) and Italian opera (Quando M’en Vo), and pays tribute to artists such as Edith Piaf and Marlene Dietrich. Anna Bergman will sing in a total of six different languages.

This is a performance that takes you around the world while at the same time keeping you grounded in music from home. You can expect no less than a virtuoso show from the woman the

For more information or a reservation Call Feinstein’s at 212-339-4095

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By Karen Loftus There is nothing like Back to School Style.

You don’t need a full fall schedule to ace a season or semester with a super star sense of style. Like the celeb set, whether navigating city streets, chic retreats or a business meets, you are jet and set with these treads and threads for both sides of the gender fence.

This fall focus on fashion forward, easy breezy basics with a bit of an animal aesthetic that and forever-memorable. Keep that sexy energy up in the city, on haute Hollywood jaunts or on your next jet-sexy adventure.

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Everyone knows that you can judge the quality of a restaurant by what their bathrooms look like.

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BY CHRISTOPHER A. PAPE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKHAIL D. POLOSKIN

It is a well known fact that print journalists are jealous of on-air reporters and so it is the case with Steve Lacy and me. As the anchor of Good Day Wake Up, he reaches millions of New Yorkers, informing them of â&#x20AC;&#x201C; I do not.

Nonetheless, I respect Mr. Lacy for his valued contributions to Fox 5 and New York as a whole. In just the space of a year, he has engrained himself into the hearts and minds of many and for that we are thankful. So it was an honor when he agreed to sit down and be interviewed. Ladies, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a real catch and I hope you like the interview as much as I enjoyed interviewing him.

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Resident (R): We’re big fans of you here and you were so good to us when Rosanna and Julie were featured.

Steve Lacy (SL): I do what I can and thank you for this opportunity.

R: So you’re originally from the Boston area – since we’re rival cities how is it to work in New York and how long have you been here?

SL: took some time getting used to. Everything you’ve been raised to think – everything is up, is suddenly down and vice versa. The Super Bowl was certainly a challenge.

The Boston-New York rivalry is a question that I’m constantly asked about – they want to know if I’m a Yankees fan now. My response is, of course not. You’re from where you’re from. loves being in New York as much as I do. I always ask the reverse: if you grew up in New York and moved to Boston, would you become a Red Sox fan? The answer is always no. So why would you expect anything different from me? Being a New Yorker means being authentic and to change your lifelong loyalties is completely opposite of what it means be a New Yorker.

R: I’m glad you brought that up – what does it mean to be a New Yorker?

SL: Being a New Yorker is about who you want to be; living the way you’d like to live. It’s about pursuing hobbies or things that interest in New York. It’s expensive; you’ve got to work for it. That’s what makes it the best place in the world, because everyone you run into, who lives here is, in some way, struggling to make it happen. I think that’s what binds New Yorkers together. There’s this idea that New Yorkers are cold and distant. But the truth of the matter is that the people here are as great as you’ll meet anywhere else. For example, if you ask for directions or a recommendation, everybody is willing to help you out and send you in the right direction.

R: So I want to know – how did you get rid of that strong Bostonian accent?

SL: I grew up an hour outside of Boston, in a town that has the craziest Mass accent that you’ve ever heard. For example, Martha’s Vineyard is the hardest thing for me to say.

I want to always pronounce it without the ‘r’ like I’m a Kennedy. My accent has turrets – it sneaks out from time to time and then I think – I wish I could get that word back.

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I went to Boston College and in my freshman year, I would be the guy that students from California would grab and ask to hear me speak; I had the strongest accent on campus. I went to BC with the attitude that I was in my home city; I wasn’t going to change. But after a month or two, I made an effort to tone it down – to try to say the letter ‘r’.

R: Turning to your career, how did you get into broadcast journalism?

SL: I always aspired to be a broadcast journalist – particularly growing up in the eighties – when you only had three television stations – it seemed like such an exciting job, mixed with my interest with what was going on in the news - I think a lot of people my age had the same idea.

I studied marketing in college and when I graduated I got a sales job for a year and I hated it; I wasn’t supposed to be doing this. Through was able to get a part-time job, behind the scenes. I parlayed that into a full-time job working at an evening news magazine. While I was there, I begged the cameramen to do some stand-ups with me, packaged it all together and sent it off to a lot of stations. Finally, in November of up the food chain. After a year and a half there, I became the anchor and then to here.

R: What exactly do you do at Fox 5?

SL: studio. That changes depending on the day.

R: SL: I’m a big advocate of napping. I’ll take a nap in the afternoon; last night was a perfect example. The Democratic Convention was on, as well as, the Giants game. It was one of those nights that, realistically, that I would be up later than I normally would. So when I got home in the afternoon, I took a nap to hold me over and then I went to bed a I typically go to bed between eight and nine.

R: Who has been your favorite guest?

SL: As someone who is totally into eighties rock music, meeting Duff ever happened to me. They let me do it during the nine o’clock hour, which was great. He was totally awesome and a great guy. I couldn’t imagine anything better than this. When you meet someone you look up to, and they’re actually as great as you thought they were – that’s an

Editor’s Note Steve was a blast to interview. He certainly has a point of view and Boston sports teams. Of course, as a New Yorker - I don’t agree, but what I do think is that Fox is lucky to have him. Stay tuned for a piece

by Steve in our November edition; I think you’ll get a kick out of it.

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With song titles like Better Mad than Sad, Daddy’s a Douchebag, Holiday’s Suck, If Only You Were Gay and a Bitter Pill, Divorce the Musical is a hilarious new production at the Triad Theater and brainchild of Ruthe Ponturo, who wrote the lyrics. Ms. Ponturo, the recent ex-wife of Tony Ponturo, who produced Lombardi, a play with a successful run on Broadway, experience – she wanted to give a broader experience of what it meant to women – they are indicative of the sentiment most women feel when going through this painful experience.

According to the creator, the show is supposed to uplift rather than make a woman sad, “Instead of wallowing in self pity, tempting as it is, get mad rather than sad.” Because we are a monthly magazine and all of the performances are scheduled in the middle of October, effectively preventing us from reporting on it, I was granted a behind the scenes experience.

Invited to her tony Upper East Side duplex (referenced in a song), Ruthe and her composer, John Tomas Fisher, provided a sneak peek of some of the tunes. Ruthe has over thirty years of experience on the stage; it t is no wonder that from start to While some of the music is risqué and not appropriate for children, it is nonetheless clever and funny. Both Ms. Ponturo and Mr. Fisher mix musical genres to great effect. Even after only a few bars, I was humming away. It doesn’t hurt that Ruthe has a beautiful voice with a wide range and large capacity.

Divorce - The Musical will deliver eight showcase performances beginning on September 28, 2012 at the Triad Theater in New York City at 158 West 72nd Street. Tickets are currently available through www.brownpapertickets.com, or by calling For more information about Divorce - The Musical...Better Mad Than Sad, please visit www.divorcethemusical.com.

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BRIT ON BROADWAY “Life’s like a play: it’s not the length, but the excellence of the acting that matters.” So said Seneca and what a perfect quote to describe Mr. Doug Hodge’s career. A consummate English director and actor, Mr. Hodge is making a triumphant return to Broadway in his turn as Cyrano in Cyrano de Bergerac at the Roundabout Theater. Having won a Tony award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in his role as Albin in the musical, La Cage aux Folles, he is no stranger to the New York stage.

Mr. Hodge sat down with us to discuss his new role, the differences between the English and American stage and his overall impression of our city. The whole time he was witty, sincere and extremely quotable. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I liked speaking with him.

looking girl in Paris. However, he feels as if he is essentially unlovable; in fact, his mother gave him back the moment she saw his nose. extremely brilliant man – with great wit and is a fantastic writer. Roxane, his love interest, falls in love with a good looking young man who can’t speak well and Cyrano writes the words and prompts him – feeds him all the best lines – so that he gets the opportunity to speak to the girl that he truly loves. It’s a fantastic romance and beautiful story. The play has been done many different versions, all sorts of different places and ways. Our play is a new translation by Ranjit Bolt; it’s very modern and it’s all in rhyming couplets.

Dough Hodge (DH): Yours as well!

DH: I love it! I even love the Brooklyn accent.

DH: Maybe more like a Birmingham accent.

R: time on Broadway?

DH: Cyrano is the story of a man with an enormous nose who falls in love with the best

Beast story.

DH: I have to say – I’d like to be one. I’ve thought very seriously about coming here to live. I think New York is safer than London; if I’m honest I think people are happier here. There is a certain generousness and gregariousness that isn’t present in London.

When I was here last time, my twelve year old boy was with me and I happily let him walk home from school by himself and feel safe about it. Of course, New York is thrilling and exciting, but there is also a sense of community that is pervasive. Relative to London, New York is cleaner, safer and happier.

R: It’s as bad as a Cornish accent.

R: Tell us about the role – obviously it’s Cyrano, but are you putting a different spin on it?

DH: There are various kinds of oldfashioned noses. Cyrano was a real person with an unsightly nose – there are drawings of him and there are many versions of the nose. Kevin Kline had a sort of Pinocchio nose. Steve Martin had something similar.

But the real story is about someone with a

R: Since we are called NY Resident and obviously you are not a resident of this city – I would love to get your perspective of what you think it means to be one?

R: Oh no! It’s too New York – I’m sorry.

How do you put up with a New York accent?

different jobs and different ideas. And when the Roundabout Company offered me this, I was sold.

R: And the nose?

A guy named Gary Bower designed the nose in England and then I had the hilarious time taking all of these prosthetic noses through customs at JFK, which all looked slightly obscene. So, now here I am ready to glue these things onto me each night.

Resident (R): What a wonderful accent you have!

DH: I was here two years ago and won a Tony for my performance in La Cage aux Folles. I was here for a year and it was my debut on Broadway. I’ve been to New York on holiday, but I came for La Gage for six months – the show was a success and I enjoyed myself, so I decided to stay longer. I’ve always been

agreed to produce it. So here I am with an All-American cast, an English director and myself.

R: Lastly, what is the difference between English and American theater?

R: How did you get the part?

DH: When I was doing La Cage, the Roundabout approached me and asked me what other show I would be interested in doing. At the time, I was directing in England, as much as I had been acting, and so I told them I’d love to come back and act in something. I knew that I didn’t want to come back to direct – it had to be acting.

And I said Cyrano – it’s the only play that I

DH: There are many differences. Certainly, the American audience is more vocal in its appreciation and as actors, we are much more aware of that encouragement.

Americans look after theater and take care of it in a way that the English don’t. I won an Olivier Award in England and they aren’t televised and almost not mentioned in the press. Yet, the equivalent here, the Tony Award, is a huge event. I really like that sense

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I’ve been told by my grandmother a million times that when she saw Barbra Streisand perform in Funny Girl she knew that Barbra would be a star. Recently, I had that same sensation when I was privileged enough to see a performance of Bring It On, the new musical, starring Taylor Louderman. Like Judy Garland, Ms. Louderman is from a small Midwestern town and has a voice that is as smooth as gold.

It is no small thing for me to suggest that Ms. Louderman is the next Garland. For me, Judy was the epitome of what it meant to be an American legend; I have seen many young talents come and go – only to fade way like a summer breeze. Yet, there is something about Taylor that resonates with me. Perhaps it’s just her bubbly personality; I suspect it’s more than that.

Sitting in the theater waiting for the musical to commence, my friend and I were both concerned over the ‘schmaltz’ factor of the production. Was this going to be worth our time? Well, we couldn’t have been more wrong. Taylor stole the show with her clear voice and precise acting and we loved the interplay of her with the whole cast.

I was honored to sit down with her; I picked her brain about her recent move to New York, the difference between Broadway and regional theater and what her future goals may entail.

The whole time she was gracious and authentic.

I hope you like the piece as much as I liked interviewing her.

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Resident (R): I just saw the show last night. You’re extremely talented and I was enthralled.

Taylor Louderman (TL): How kind of you! Thank you so much.

R: You’re from Missouri and just moved to the city in August. How have you acclimated?

TL:

R: What part of the city do you live in?

TL: in Queens.

R: I used to live there.

TL: Really? It’s so beautiful there. It’s a newly revitalized area; I live right by the Pepsi Cola sign!

TL: Do you have a good view of Manhattan?

R: I do! It’s nice to step away from the show and come home – be able to see the city in the distance. It’s very cool.

R: I’m glad you brought up the show. Tell back story.

TL: I grew up in a small town in Missouri where the cattle population exceeds the

in theater productions. It was my hobby

homework and do it all over again the next day. my character Campbell is about cheerleading.

It was my thing and I worked very hard to get into a good university – I ended up at I studied musical theater for two years. At the from Rachel Kaufman to audition for Bring It On. I got the part and went onto the road with the tour and I’ve been playing the part for about a year now.

R: When did the show come to Broadway?

R: extreme physicality – how do you cope with that?

TL: I sleep so much. I really have to limit especially when I’m in Manhattan. The whole cast takes care of their bodies. We all get together 30 minutes before the curtain rises. We’ll warm up our voices and bodies.

It’s a big task and we really have to be the guys underneath us will never let us fall. I feel completely safe.

R: did you identify with her?

TL: I think I’m so much like her and the show has developed to be more like I am.

TL: We opened August 1st

junior year of high school – very much like Campbell did. I think everyone has been in a

R: How is the Broadway stage different than regional theater?

I certainly did when I had to change schools.

So I can totally relate to my character’s emotions.

TL: It’s very different. The theaters are often much larger when on tour and less intimate. realistic feeling because the audience is much closer to the stage and right there with you. I like being on a Broadway stage much more; I can relate with the audience – I get a stronger connection with their emotions; how they are feeling. The lifestyle between touring and Broadway is completely different – it makes it feel like I’m doing a completely different show.

R: or will you become a Broadway Diva?

TL: That’s a good question. I will go back when the time is right. I certainly want to ride this wave and get out of it what I can. I love it and I’m learning a lot – which I think

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‘Bring It On’, The Musical, takes you on a thrilling ride through the obstacles and unexpected friendships in an extreme competition. Things get pretty rough when two rivals vie for the top spot. The rule of thumb becomes anything goes and mean antics are the order of the day. I’m not speaking about politics where spindoctors execute master strategies to subvert the opponent. I’m talking about the world of competitive high school cheerleading.

Hilarious antics ensue in this zippy, snarky musical directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler, perfect for both kids and adults with a universal story with surprising twists and turns. With a colorful cast of talented performers, rousing songs, exciting dance numbers and amazing aerial stunts that bring down the house, ‘Bring It On’, is truly entertaining. The satirical humor in the show, loosely based on the 2000

elaborate routines that you might forget for a moment that you are at the St. James Theater and think you might be at The Olympics. The thrill of

Campbell, the heroine and pretty cheerleading captain, played by Taylor Louderman delivers a performance with equal parts sweetness and tough revenge. The perky blonde belts out songs by Tom Kitt Amanda Green and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

With a deft glint in her eyes and a knowing smile, she reminded me of a young Ali Wentworth – a superb comic address.

There are many shining stars among the talented supporting players. Among them are Kate Rockwell, a knockout as Campbell’s ditsy, self absorbed frenemy on The Truman High cheerleading squad and Elle McLemore who is pitch perfect as the jealous, rival mean girl whom Campbell mentors before being suddenly transferred to the tough and rough Jackson High.

engaging. The book by Jeff Whitty, a Tony Award Winner for Avenue Q , and his accomplished collaborators, have crafted an original story with new, vibrant characters.

Other standouts are spunky, vivacious Adrienne Warren playing head of the hip hop dance crew Danielle and the fabulous Gregory Haney who plays the lively, cross- dresser, La Cienaga.

The zany kids on stage perform such show stopping acrobatic gymnastics and

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That “Grace” is a dark comedy shouldn’t come as a surprise since it was written by Craig Wright (“Six Feet Under”). The work stars Paul Rudd, Michael Shannon, Kate Arrington and Ed Asner. In the course of the play, a young couple plans to open a chain of Gospel-themed motels, but their lives are thrown into chaos when they

Now, she is slated to star in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella.” She is no stranger to their music, having performed as “Pipe Dream” for Encores! and a concert of “The Sound Of Music” at Carnegie Hall. Coincidentally, her delightful new album, “Dream A Little Dream – Live At The Café Carlyle” is being released this month. The album features guest appearances by Jeremy Jordan (who played Clyde to her Bonnie), Tom Wopat and her husband, Nathan Johnson. The album consists of songs culled from Broadway, the Great American Songbook, as well as from the worlds of jazz and folk. There is even a number from “Cinderella.”

Martha, in the Steppenwolf Theatre Company production of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ?, which is coming to Broadway to celebrate the play’s 50th anniversary. The director is Pam MacKinnon, who has been on a roll, with “Clybourne Park” and “Harrison, TX.” is “Chaplin,” a new musical about the

by Christopher Curtis and the book is by Meehan and Christopher Curtis. While the show is uneven, Rob McClure delivers a star turn in the title role and Jenn Colella is delightfully bitchy as Hedda Hopper.

Laura Osnes must feel a little like Cinderella. After winning NBC’s reality competition “Grease: You’re The One That I Want,” she starred as Sandy in that show’s revival and has since been in “Anything Goes” and “Bonnie and Clyde,” for which she received a Tony nomination.

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You may have heard Neil Cowley playing keyboards on Adele’s “19” and “21” albums, but his work with his own groups is quite different. “Face of Mount Molehill” presents his own compositions in rather brief takes. The core group is Cowley on piano, Rex Horan on bass and Evan Jenkins on drums. section. My guess is that most of it was planned out by Cowley in advance with little improvisation. That said, his music is highly appealing, ranging from the lyrical (e.g., Lament and Distance by Clockwork) to the rowdy (Rooster was a Witness), with some eccentric touches, such as his daughter’s laughter on “Mini ha ha.” (The title is probably a playful reference to Minnehaha, the wife of Hiawatha in Longfellow’s poem.)

On Oct. 11th, Neil Cowley will play music from the album at I once noted that when alto saxophonist David Sanborn came on stage as a guest artist, the soul level rose. Rhino has Sanborn Anthology,” a selection of his work from the 1970’s until the 1990’s, chosen by the artist himself. On the liner notes, the varied music. A beautiful version of the folk song “The Water is Wide” features a vocal by Linda Ronstadt and was arranged by Don Grolnick, who also penned “Lotus Blossom.”

A number of pieces represent Sanborn’s fruitful collaboration “Hideaway,” “Maputo” and “Chicago Song”) No matter there is always his distinctive sound, with its strong blues feeling.

Alto saxophonist David Bixler’s new CD is titled “The Nearest Exit May Be Inside Your Head.” Bixler often plays in Arturo O’Farrill’s band, Risa Negra, and O’Farrill wrote the liner notes for the album. Performing on the CD with Bixler are Scott Wendholdt on trumpet, John Hart on guitar, Ugonna Okegwo on bass, and Andy Watson on drums. The opening “Perfected Surfaces,” has a funky beat, over which Bixler and Wendholdt weave their lines in and out of each other. “Vanishing Point” has a lovely melody that almost calls out for words while “Vida solo. The title track is a propulsive number, which O’Farrill calls “Bixolodian.” A couple of the tunes were previously performed

The most haunting music that I have heard this year is “Matanë Malit” (“Beyond the Mountain”) on ECM. This is the new CD by the powerful singer Elina Duni with Colin Vallon on piano, Patrice Moret on bass and Norbert Pfammatter on drums. The songs are Albanian and the lyrics (which are translated on the liner notes) are often poetic. The subject matter ranges from songs of love (both good “For a Year” and bad “Me and You) to nostalgia (“When You Remember”) to stark depictions of war (“Celo Mezani,” about a slain hero). The instrumental backing

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I have four kids aged fourteen, fourteen, ten and nine years oldwho attend two different school campuses, and, I have a demanding job.

My husband also has a demanding job, and since his “demanding” is bigger than mine, I man the front lines with help from“Kelli.”We approach the fall with sweet anticipation.

Finally, the allure of “a back to school routine” is here.

We just got through summer camps, family visits and vacations or stay-cations. By the dreamt about driving my minivan to the curb, coming to an almost halt and pushing the kids out, saying, “have the best day ever!” Of course they have perfectly packed backpacks, sunscreen, weather appropriate clothing, the right clothes and shoes for sports, the right piano books, an organic home lunch and agreed meeting spots for ‘after school’ to make sure the pick-up runs smoothly. My kids have updated themselves with the new electronic policies at school so they never break a rule. away will get on the bus he is supposed to in the morning. He will also get on the right bus to the pool to try out for water polo and actually make the team. Then I wake up.

The alarm is buzzing, screeching through my senses. I look over. Six oh one. I get up, brush my teeth and wander upstairs. My oldest is already up as she wants to straighten her hair.

The other three reluctantly get up and make their way to the kitchen. No one feels like eating but I insist. I become the mommy food pusher. I hear myself saying, “You need a full drink or you will get dehydrated. If you don’t eat anything, you’ll get a head ache.” I can’t stop myself and prattle on at them. They have future coffee drinker written all over them.

They dress in clothes I wouldn’t choose. But they have eaten a little and sunscreen their faces. We get in the minivan. We drop our son at his bus stop as he travels across town. Then I head into town to my other kids’ school. My phone rings and my daughter answers it as I am driving and trying to set a reasonably good example. My son wants to try out for water polo as his friend will play. Can I buy him some jammers and meet him at the pool in town after school?He also left his home lunch in the minivan.

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When I grew up in London, England, from a young age, my mum would give me 50p to go to the corner shop and I could purchase comic books, candy and soda for myself. I only got my pocket money if I was (generally) well-behaved and did my chores. Sometimes aunts and uncles would also give me money for birthdays and other monumental events. My ability to spend the money was limited by my environment – just a couple of shops I could go to. There was no Internet.

no other way of getting the item. If you give them the credit card…you probably don’t want to do that!

Fast-forward 30 years, to my own children, and the generation growing up in this decade, who have never known a world where the Internet was not present. They are online in greater and greater numbers and getting online on PC’s as well as mobile devices without parental control. Piper Jaffrey,

may not know where to start. Dr. Susan Mattes-Bostian is the Vice President of Educational Programming at Economics Pennsylvania. According to Dr. Mattes-Bostian, “Often

reported that over 1/3 of high school kids have an iPhone.

Being online they can access a full array of items, many of which they would like to have.

So then the kids come to us, the parents, and say, “Can I borrow your credit card, so I can get this item?” or “play this game?” We all know what they mean by ‘borrow’. The problem is – what do you do? If you say “No” – they have

The key in all of this is teaching the child to manage their survey conducted by PlayScience, a research, consulting, and they considered it VERY important to teach their children

parents themselves don’t know the path to take.” This in turn can lead to the next generation heading off to college with no What has worked for me is sitting down with my kids in a secure but real world environment to learn about the value of saving, giving, and the rewards of spending smartly. Watching my kids grow up made me realize that they would never know a world or a time without the Internet. This was the inspiration

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“ Mo m H om ewo rk” By Margaret Hyde My children are back in school, which means I am once again juggling everyone’s schedule and making sure that all the homework gets done. Each year my children come home at the beginning of school with homework that they are very excited to hand off to me. With at huge grin they say, “Mom, this is Mom homework.” It invariably reads something like “Please help us get to know your son or daughter by answering the following questions: Describe your child in three sentences.

What are his/her strengths academically?

Socially?

What would you like him/her to work on and learn this year?”

A couple of years ago when presented with this list of questions again, I decided to apply it to myself. Who am I? What

are my strengths and weaknesses? What would I like to work on and learn this year? I realized that back to school could be a great time for me to evaluate my own growth and set goals that were possible to accomplish in the span of my children’s school year. I have noticed that every year the way I describe myself evolves and this mom self-evaluation homework has really enabled me to grow and learn in ways I would never have expected. One year I decided to learn to surf and I am successful endeavor, I still struggle and my kids still think my Spanglish is funny. One mom homework session led me to the need to be of service in a more hands on way, so I got involved with WriteGirl, a creative writing mentorship program. I have gotten to work with amazingly talented teen girls who have inspired me and helped me improve my writing as much as I have helped them. Last year, I decided to work

on being more assertive with the help of Muay Thai punches and kicks and it helped loose the last of my baby weight.

So this year, who am I and what do I want to learn and where in my life do I want to grow? With a very busy toddler and middle school and high school age sons, I think that my personal challenge is balance. I want to try to achieve more balance in my life through better nutrition and calming relaxation techniques like meditation. I will be Oming and eating kale all the way through this school year.

What goals, both personally and professionally, will you be working on in this new school year? Try doing the mom homework above and choosing one thing you will work on for yourself this year.

Just one thing you will take the time. We all tell are kids to do their homework, as moms we need to remember it is just as

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Family Friendly Farms In New York City

By Bob and Sandy Nesoff Wall Street today is the center of world commerce where the fertilizer of commodity trading as well as the harvesting of stocks and bonds is a daily happenstance. But close your eyes and picture it as it was some 300 to 400 years ago…an agrarian society with farms stretching across what would become known as Manhattan Island.

Today New York in general and Manhattan in particular, are famous the world over for Times Square, the hustle and bustle of Broadway and the giant buildings lining what for the indigenous people. It would appear that concrete is the only crop being grown there today. Wrong!

What began as the Union Square Green Market in 1976 with a handful of farmers offering fresh produce as an alternative to the withered lettuce and carrots found in many supermarkets, has grown to include more bakers to customers who show up every week to stock up and to others who may have just happened on the market.

Well-known merchants such as Bread Alone Bakery from Boiceville, NY, set up shop on a regular basis. Located on Rt. 28, about 20 minutes from the Thruway’s Exit 19 on Rt. 28, Bread Alone may very well sell more product at the Farmer’s Market than it does in its little building upstate.

On any given day at the Farmer’s Market there may be up to 60,000 shoppers wandering among the stalls, buying produce or just chatting with the farmers. The Union Square Farmer’s Market may well be considered the “Flagship” of such markets with an unparalleled variety of fresh produce to choose from. Most of the fruits and could only be fresher if they were eaten at the farm itself.

Years ago in the outer boroughs it wasn’t uncommon for old Italian vegetable merchants to ply the streets in horse drawn

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wagons with their wares. It was a regular sight for people with small vegetable gardens to follow the horses with shovel and pail to gather up natural fertilizer for their plots.

Today, even in Manhattan, there are any number of small plots for homegrown farms themselves have long since become fond memories.

Head over the bridge (the Queensborough, several working farms still in existence. At 73-50 Little Neck Parkway in Floral Park,

near the Nassau County line, is the Queens County Farm Museum sitting on the City’s largest remaining tract of undisturbed farmland. Dating back to 1697 it is the longest continuously run farm in New York State. The Farm Museum is the only one in New York City with livestock. The Museum uses crop rotation, companion planting and cover cropping instead of commercial fertilizer and pesticides.

Although it sells most of its product on-site, it also distributes honey, eggs, herbs and vegetables within a 15-mile radius to ensure freshness. They also offer seasonal festivals,

workshops and history based food events.

There is also the “Amazing Maize Maze” made of corn every fall.

For information visit queensfarm.org or call (718) 347-3276 In Brooklyn are two working farms, Wyckoff Farm at 5816 Clarendon Ro., and Red Hook Community Farm, Columbia and Beard Streets.

Wyckoff Farm uses no chemicals in its work and practices environmentally safe farming.

Located on property surrounding the Pieter

Claessen Wyckoff House (c. 1652-1820), the farm provides a considerable amount of food to City Harvest. Local high school students are employed at the farm and given an education as “Garden Interns.” There are also free workshops on cooking, composting, medicinal herbs and natural pest control.

only eight blocks from a major highway. It is surrounded by high-rise projects, ferry ports and shipping containers. The amazing aspect is that it still manages to keep up its farm atmosphere.

For more information contact the farm at (718) 629-5400 or visit www. wyckoffassociation.org/museum/ garden.html

The Bronx Zoo provided nutrient rich soil for the produce and local volunteers and interns dig in. Much of what is grown here goes to the local community. They also sell what they grow to and shops and restaurants in the area.

Red Hook occupies an old asphalt lot formerly used as a playground and located

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Master of Music

By Christopher A. Pape As an arbitrator of musical tastes in the country, Sharon Dastur, has no equal.

Although Ms. Dastur’s name may not be of the household variety, she is or anyone you know listens to Z100 (100.3 on the dial) than you have been affected and swayed by her decisions, for she is the program director whom overseas all of the station’s content, hiring of staff and is the point person for the station’s highly other words, the buck stops with her.

As my readers know, we are strong proponents of and have aligned ourselves with Z100 and Elvis Duran. Mr. Duran, who was featured on our cover in June and

now, writes a monthly column for us, works closely with Ms. Dastur. Together and with the help of all the staff at the station, they are responsible for creating content and playing songs that have made it the largest Top 40 station in the world and the envy of all. her passion for music, how she broke into the business, what it means to be a New Yorker, how she decides on what to play and the planning for and executing of Jingle Ball – the bonanza of talent that is displayed every December at Madison Square Garden. The whole time Ms. Dastur was informative, interviewing her.

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Resident (R): Tell us about yourself.

the on-air staff; I pick the people who I feel are

Sharon Dastur (SD): I was born in New Jersey and moved, as a child, to Texas. I always loved music because I was around it. While in college, I got an internship at a Pop radio station – KBRE 104.1 in Houston. Even back then, I had a connection with Elvis Duran.

He had worked at KBRE at one point in his

midday, afternoon and evenings. These are the people that represent our brand, people who know who our core listeners are and what motivates them.

went back to Austin, where I went to school, got another internship at a Top 40 station; and someone told me about the new program director and morning guy. It turned out to be Elvis and he had just moved from New York.

I couldn’t believe that someone would move from Manhattan to work in Austin. I never met him, but it’s just such a twist of fate that all these years later, I’m the program director and he’s the morning guy on the biggest radio station in the world.

show. At that time, the station was going through a big transition and we had to rebuild practically the entire staff. But, putting Elvis on in the morning was one of the best decisions we ever made. He is absolutely incredible, and makes such a personal connection with the audience.

Music is the most important factor of our radio station. With so many different outlets to get music, our goal is to be playing all the hits and playing variety.

You’d think that be easy because there’s so much great music. But, understanding the way listeners consume your products – in spurts and at odd moments – compels you to always be playing the best.

R: What does a program director do?

SD: Everything you hear on the radio is guided by the program director. I put together

Before I got to Z100, Elvis was doing

Editor’s Note Sitting down with Sharon, in her office, was a real pleasure.

She was easy to talk to, but most of all she was informative and I couldn’t believe how much I learned about the music and radio business. I hope that Sharon and I become friends becasue she is sweet, vivacious and as beautiful as her pictures suggest.

R: Can you describe Z100 for us?

SD: We are a mass appeal station that plays the best of pop, rock, rap, hip-hop and R&B. We take all the genres and all the styles and just play the best songs. So every time you tune in, you’re hearing a hit. We play just the cream of the crop from all of the different genres. The music product that is available at the moment hasn’t been this strong in years.

Recently, Billboard Magazine described what’s known as the Z100 factor. The magazine reached out to record labels and asked them

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of approval. It makes all of us proud to be associated with the station.

We work on many different projects with many different artists. We have a theater, the iHeartRadio Theater; we’ve had everyone from Katy Perry, Harry Connick Jr. to Earth Wind & Fire to Lady Gaga. So many artists have performed there and many listeners get the opportunity to go for free – we give away tickets. Booking events like this, in such an intimate setting with only 200 people – it’s such a positive thing.

making process, in regards to music. It was interesting hearing their responses. If we are

One of the coolest projects I’ve ever worked on was with Taylor Swift. The winner of the contest got to spend a day with Taylor and her family in Nashville. Taylor and her parents, all

other stations around the country and world, take note. So we are a focal point, which I don’t take for granted, for many artists and record labels that are searching for our stamp

and her mother even made sandwiches and baked cookies. Everyone involved had amazing time; we love to create really special experiences for our listeners.

R: How much actual research goes into choosing a particular song?

SD: You have to have a balance of art and science. We do phone surveys with our listeners, asking them to rate songs being played – that’s the science. We do that every week. We really what to know what they think about each of the songs that we are playing; through this we can really determine which of the biggest testing songs are. The most popular goes into what is known as a power rotation.

R: Tells us about your involvement with Z100’s Jingle Ball.

SD: The event is in December – this year

. We start to think about booking artists in March – working with record labels to pencil the date in. We want to make sure that we can secure the best th

until the September time frame because some that were hot in March may not be hot now. Because it’s such a big event and gets so much press, I’ve actually had talent beg to participate. Obviously, we have a budget and it’s my job to make sure we don’t go over it.

We have a variety of styles that perform; the show has so much energy. There is a huge support team that puts it together. The show like only minutes have gone by – that’s how engrossing it is.

I’m jealous that Sharon got to meet and spend time with my idol, Madonna. She told me at the interview that she’s been to five of her shows. At that moment, all I could feel was pangs of jealousy, as I’ve never been to any.

R: On another note, what does it mean to be a New Yorker?

SD: Everyone has their own ‘wanting to make it in New York’ story. But literally, once I had graduated from college, I would always listen to Barbra’s, New York State of Mind.

Every time I’d hear it, I thought – I don’t know how I’m going to get there or what I’m going to do there – but I know I’m going to be working in New York and be successful doing it. Finally, when the call came for a job here, I didn’t even have to ask what the details were, I said, “Is it a job in New York?

Yes.” Technically, I was moving away from I still, to this day, am obsessed with this city. This city is always changing – there is something always different and exciting

going on. I’m a big foodie; I love trying new restaurants. I love that there are so many different experiences that no one could every do them all in a lifetime.

For Elvis’ birthday, he rented a NY Waterway Taxi to take 20 of us around Manhattan. It was late at night and we were on the boat, staring at the skyline and thinking this is the most unbelievable and magical city in the world. Here is anoher good one. Recently, I was at Alicia Keys’ gorgeous studio. It was just me, two record label executives and Alicia. She had a rooftop deck and we stood there looking at the skyline. I asked her, “Do you ever get sick of this view?” And she replied, “I could never get sick of this.

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WOW, is the only word that pops into my head when I think about my time at this year’s iHeartRadio Music Festival at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. I hosted the superstar-packed concert with my dear friend, Ellen K, co-host of “On-Air with Ryan Seacrest,” at KIIS FM in LA. Ellen and I had a blast interviewing all of the artists that weekend. Since this was the second year that Clear Channel has put together this amazing concert, I thought I knew what to expect, but it was even more fabulous! I can only imagine what lies ahead next September.

We had so many incredible performances during the festival this year-- Usher, Taylor Swift, Calvin Harris, Mary J. Blige, Aerosmith, and Pitbull. I’m proud to share, with NY Resident Magazine, my picks of a few artists that, in my opinion, stole the show!

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Within these colourful pages of our Resident magazine, you will be accustomed to reading about sunnier climates, hotspot restaurants, and culture in Manhattan and the Hamptons.

And we pride ourselves on escorting you to a world of luxury. Today, I must temporarily buck this trend and present to you the grave and largely unheard of subject at the heart of Chris Bohjalian’s latest novel, The Sandcastle Girls. This is the subject of the Armenian Genocide.

Chris Bohjalian is a New York Times best‘Midwives’, which, along with his newest novel, made it into Oprah Winfrey’s Book Club. In July of this year, he released what is for him the most important book that he has ever written. This book was the result of more than a year’s worth of research into his own family’s past, in which he uncovers the horrors that occurred in Eastern Turkey and While Bohjalian’s novel may be inspired by true events, it is told in a way that only he could tell. A masterfully controlled narrative takes you through a love story set in wartime.

It is not an enjoyable, pleasant read – not in the traditional sense anyway- but it is a captivating and emotionally stirring journey through a hitherto untraveled path.

My grandparents were genocide survivors, but I will never know exactly what they endured just outside Constantinopleand in Egypt. However, I did know my grandparents as my grandpa and grandma, so I created a female version of me, who knows far too little about her Armenian ancestry but for a variety of reasons will need to discover the past. Armen and Elizabeth are not my grandparents, but Laura is me. The second part of the structure is a more traditional ‘Jamesian’ third person novel, and that is a big sweeping historical epic; I love epics and love stories such as Corelli’s Mandolin and Birdsong. And I wanted this novel to be like those books. I wanted it to be a big sweeping love story in the midst of war, which is why I chose third person for that. And the book is a detective story in a way, she sees this this photo that may be linked to her family so she digs into the past in ways she never has before. It moves back and forth in time because most people don’t know about the Armenian genocide, and as Laura says we need a book about the Armenian Genocide for dummies and you can’t do that without it being clunky in third person because it becomes a historical text, but if you have a a litany of all the ways that Armenians were systematically killed, then it works.

Resident (R): I wanted to start by asking about the title itself; aside from its link to the

Chris Bohjalian (CB): There are a couple of reasons why it is called The Sandcastle Girls. Something I will tell you is that I am convinced that most successful books often The Great Gatsby, The Kite Runner, The Da Vinci Code. Moreover, I wanted a lot of people from around the world who do not know about the Armenian Genocide to read this novel, so I began with the premise that

would read it. The title also does a couple of things: it is an ironic juxtaposition of what Elizabeth Endicott thinks of sand, she thinks of cape cod and the beach; and then there is Hatoun, who thinks of sand with very different associations. I hadn’t consciously thought of it being an enclave of happiness but that is an interesting idea.

R: What made you choose this particular

CB: I needed a personal way into this novel.

R: What is your writing process, how did you CB: I was deeply invested in this book. It was personally very important to me. But I am used to writing so I am capable of compartmentalising my thoughts and ideas.

Nevertheless, whenever I wrote a scene with my books are going and I usually rely on my characters to take me through, and there were points when I thought she is going to die because I didn’t know if she was going to or not. What was different about this book is partum. I really missed my characters.

R: Berk’s Turkish parents talk pejoratively about Armenians; how did it feel to write CB: Whenever I see Turkish denial or fabrication I am appalled. That scene you are referring to was based on a scene from my childhood. We were at a Turkish family’s house for a party, and the only time I heard him speak Armenian was when he was bickering with his parents. So when we were leaving I was surprised that all of a sudden I heard him speak Turkish to the host. And I asked him about that and he said he wanted them to know he understood what they had been saying about Armenians and how they were traitors. He didn’t tell me exactly what they said until some years later.

Does it represent an enclave of happiness or

and I knew it was coming out in July, which is a crazy month for books. I needed a title that would work in July and that would entice readers to pick it up. If I called it ‘the death

sister and mother tied to poles and beheaded by gendarmes riding on horseback as if it were a game –just as the Queen of Hearts does in Wonderland- so I realised Hatoun is going through what Alice in wonderland would have gone through were it not a Lewis Carol novel. Imagine being uprooted from your father, all your possessions taken from you, watching men in your village being massacred and then marched with women and older girls and seeing them killed before your very eyes.

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Moti Mahal Delux is a wildly popular chain of high-end restaurants with about 100 franchised locations, staffed with extensivelytrained chefs, throughout India, Nepal and London. Here, on the Upper East Side, Chef Gaurav Anand of New York’s Bhatti Indian Grill has partnered with his brother Delux in the United States.

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the sauce and the roll of our starter. An appetizer of squid fritters was well-cooked,

and chicken tandoori were heavenly tender.

The original owners of Moti Mahal invented the tandoori style of cooking in the 1920‘s when they began cooking chicken in a clay oven. The New York outpost does not disappoint, where the tandoor-prepared heavier, lusciously saucier and richer dishes Moti Mahal founders. Their signature butter chicken, which has evolved throughout the recipe that uses only fresh - never canned -

spicy curry sauce, is offered with goat brain, rice pudding were both tasty, though super sweet.

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Koi, in the Bryant Park Hotel, which was recently reviewed in a previous edition, is a restaurant that has overcome many obstacles with aplomb and is a truly successful brand. With locations around the world, they have become known for their wildly delicious creations and hip interiors. So it is with a newer, sleeker and more intimate space. Just recently, I was there The space, maybe a quarter of the size of its sister New York location, is setup in a way to maximize private conversation. My guest and I found ourselves in at a small circular table with a banquet. It was an interesting concept that encouraged close conversation. order a dish from each of the categories - soups, salads, Koi signature dishes, loved the Koi crispy rice with Yellowtail. As the name suggests, the rice is creamy rock shrimp tempura bathed in a spicy mayo. Each bite was joy in

Japanese eatery, they are nonetheless delicious. Their signature creation, the Koi Dragon roll was opulence on a plate. Served with shrimp tempura, eel and baked crab, it was everything that I like in one dish. The crunch from the tempura was paired well with the silkiness of the baked crab. And the eel provide the right amount of brininess that was needed. The baked lobster roll is also worthy of praise and was hearty, smooth and delectable.

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This month’s restaurant roundup brings us from the East End of Long Island to downtown; from carnivorous passions to Indian snack food. Each restaurant below exhibits a passion and dedication that we love to spotlight here at the Resident. Try each one or all of them – I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.

By Christopher Pape Fatty Cue is for meat cravers. They bring a Southeast Asian cuisine with all the unique

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