Friday, January 18, 2008
About Me
I am a New York City resident in my forties, an investment professional, and a conservative. I have an MBA from Columbia University.
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- Barry Ritholtz
- Belgravia Dispatch
- Rod Dreher
- Andrew Sullivan
- American Conservative
- @TAC
- John Taylor
- Capital Gains and Games
- David Frum
- Steve Sailer
- Daniel Larison
- Taki
- National Review
- Front Porch Republic
- Steve Clemons
- Josh Marshall
- John Robb
- Fred Reed
- Zero Hedge
- Dealbreaker
- Calculated Risk
- Seeking Alpha
- Contrary Investor
- John Hussman
2 Comments:
DNA tests for everyone arrested in NYC? Not who I want running for president.
As a native NY'er (Westchester, not the city) who lived and worked there most of my life, I have to say that I think NYC is one of the most overrated places on earth. I left 5 years ago and the only thing I miss about NYC are the great restaurants and New Yorkers themselves. I think New Yorkers are for the most part some of the best of America, but I don't miss much of anything about the physical New York City. I think it's one of the least desirable and liveable cities. Boston which was always second rate, has now bypassed New York in quality of life by so far. And, not just because of the Red Sox !
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