Restaurants in NYC and in general, serve us the best food and we also serve them the best reviews. We write all about these new restaurants, their decoration, their menu and even when the chef changes. Why? Because we like it! Here are 3 great new restaurants in New York City, hope you get the...
Category: Fine Living
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Are you sleeping in the right direction?
Sleeping is the perfect opportunity to meditate: no distractions and nothing better to do. It is also a chance for strengthening your body and mind, clearing your thoughts from outside stimuli, focusing on yourself, and giving yourself a moment of peace every day. However, the way you sleep might have an impact on how well...
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Modern Kosher Kitchen Ideas
What is a Kosher Kitchen? The term Kosher has several meanings. It can mean “fits” or “approved”, for example, a kosher kitchen is one that fits the dietary rules of Jewish people, but it also refers to food that’s acceptable according to those same rules. A kosher kitchen is basically an environment or room that...
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Must-Know Tips when Choosing Paint for a Luxury Apartment
Tips on choosing the paint for any house are all over the internet. Think about who lives in the apartment and the kind of style they have. Every person has a different preference when it comes to design and décor. If your neighbors have already chosen their colors wisely, then going along with that may...
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Money-Saving Superstitions One Shouldn’t Believe
Money-saving superstitions are some of the most common found on the Internet. But there are also many widespread financial myths that promise big savings but have no basis in fact or reality. From being careful with your change to buying gold rather than stocks, these misconceptions often carry more weight than they should. We’ve compiled...
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House Hunting Tips in New York
Looking for an ideal place to live in New York can be a complicated and tedious task. The process of finding the perfect house in town is always an unwavering goal for most people living in or considering buying a home in the Big Apple. However, it becomes much more challenging as you decide to...
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Scientists Warn that Current Efforts Are Not Enough to Save the Great Barrier Reef
Experts have recently warned that the existing plans in place to save the Great Barrier Reef are no longer capable of protecting the site from damage. Thus, it has been suggested that conservation efforts be shifted to something along the lines of a backup plan with the intention of maintaining the reef’s “ecological function” rather...
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Pay Increase for Head US Execs Last Year
Pay packages for the US’ top executives once more escalated in 2016 following its slip the previous year. Maybe the pay jump is a reflection of the times being that the stocks are once more coming off a strong run, the unemployment rate is low, the economy is percolating and Trump is vowing to carefully...
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Rate of Alzheimer’s Disease Deaths Jumped 54% in 15 Years, According to CDC
The rate of deaths linked to Alzheimer’s disease escalated by 54.5 percent over the course of 15 years, according to a new report released by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (also called the CDC). This is an alarmingly high increase for a disease which medicine cannot cure, and sometimes cannot even manage...
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Fewer than 6 Hours of Sleep Could Double Risk for People with Metabolic Syndrome
A recently done study by the American Heart Association has led researchers to conclude that sleeping for less than six hours per night could more than double the risk of people with metabolic syndrome—which is a condition that affects greater than a third of the adult population of the US. Metabolic syndrome encompasses risk factors...