On a trip to India 10 years ago, my guide ushered me into a private section of Jaipur's Amber Fort, to a part of the Sheesh Mahal not usually open to the public. All of this famous hall of mirrors is visually stunning but this section was a secret-a small, vaulted ceiling inlet lined with mirror fragments. He then lit two matches and the ceiling illuminated like a sky full of stars.
The other week, chefs and longtime business partners Lee Hanson and Riad Nasr were sitting in a plush green banquette talking hockey - they are lifelong fans of the Rangers and the Canadiens, respectively - and steak dinners. They were mulling the menu for their next restaurant, Wild Cherry, seemingly in no rush to make any final decisions until absolutely necessary. "The menu will go down until Saturday, when we have a tasting," Hanson said.
David Rabin stated, "I don't want Mamdani to be mayor. I will do anything to try to stop him." This reflects a strong opposition to Mamdani's potential candidacy.