Every so often I see a message that I feel compelled to share.We were visiting the Hot Shop (a place where glass is blown and otherwise formed) at the Tyler School of Glass at Temple University. Although everyone - students and professors- appears to be having fun, it is a serious place. Working glass, especially hot blown glass, requires well-choreographed cooperation.
“Cost of Living”, the 2018 Pulitzer winning play, has finally made its Broadway debut. Martyna Majok’s play has been performed in theaters all over the USA. It has touched audiences with its realistic exploration of life’s challenges. The four character play delves into intimacy and dependency in a fresh manner. Two of the characters are physically disabled and are in need of home health care to function. The caregivers are forced to consider the impact of their work on the relationships.
This past week, I presented a webinar for the NYSBA about post-interview do’s and don’ts. I described the process of searching for a job as one long networking experience.
Here is my theory. Every time a candidate engages with a potential employer, they are making a contact and getting to know someone. Every interview, is an opportunity to meet someone new and for them to get to know you.
Since my brother passed away very unexpectedly I have been thinking about signs. There are many people who have recently told me stories of what they are convinced evidences signs from those who have passed away.
Sometimes plans made do not fall into line exactly as you want it and later today, we’ll know how the weekend works out. Months ago the thoughts were to take in two shows with the likelihood of no MLB Wild Card weekend. That outcome did not play out and I was at shows rather than watching my baseball team. The hierarchy for me always put music at top but still I enjoy rooting for my baseball team that calls Citi Field home.
This story seemed unbelievable because why on earth would you smuggle snakes in your pants. It left me shaking my head...
Calvin Bautista, a 36 year old man from Queens, has been charged with smuggling three Burmese pythons in his pants at a U.S-Canadian border crossing.
I was once a long distance runner and am proud to reveal that I finished 33 (my lucky number) marathons (26.2 miles).
I met him only once. We spent about an hour together. We were both in transition in our professional lives. We talked about our respective careers up until that point and where planning or fate might take us.He probably doesn’t remember our meeting. I doubt that I would have either…..
