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City Cooks
One way to economize in tough times is to cook at home and eat out less. TheCityCook.com’s Kate McDonough and “roving gastronome” Zora O’Neill offer tips for those just starting to use their ovens for cooking, instead of extra shoe storage. Plus: reactions to Gov. Paterson’s budget proposals; and will there be room in Washington for everyone planning to attend the inauguration?
Question of The Day: The Budget and You
What feature of Gov. Paterson's proposed budget will affect you the most? Be specific! We've posted a link to the official budget overview below.
Taking on the Budget
Governor Paterson laid out his state budget proposal yesterday. Kathryn Wylde, president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, Robert Gangi, executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, Dan Cantor, executive director of the Working Families Party, and Brendan I. Koerner, contributing editor at Wired, respond to the Governor's budget.
Anyone Can Cook
NYC food writers Kate McDonough, editor of thecitycook.com, and Zora O'Neill, the Roving Gastronome share ideas for New Yorkers getting reacquainted with their kitchens. "Cooking on a Budget" at TheCityCook.com
Do you have a recipe to share for an economical meal at home? Post it below:
Charities Collapse Under Ponzi Scheme
Dennis Berman, deputy editor of the Money & Investing section of the Wall Street Journal, explains why the fallout of the Madoff Ponzi scheme will hit Jewish charities especially hard.
Wall Street Journal: "Impact on Jewish Charities Is Catastrophic"
Inauguration Prep
Washington Post Staff Writer David Nakamura and blogger and freelance journalist Kashmir Hill talk about how plans for the inaugural are shaping up and what New Yorkers who are traveling to the festivities should know.
Offended?
We are still interested in whether you were offended by the Saturday Night Live impression of Governor Paterson. Give us a call and comment below. We especially want to hear from our blind listeners. Plus, what about Obama's speechwriter, Jon Favreau, who now famously fondled a cardboard cut out of Hillary Clinton in a photo posted on Facebook? Was that offensive? Let us know what you think. You can read yesterday's comments here.
Watch the Original SNL Skit Here
See Obama Speechwriter's controversial Facebook photo
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