 categories that support shoppers’ work-hard-play-hard approach to 2022.
For more insights on how Americans spend and shop, check out Jungle Scout’s Q4 2021 Consumer Trends Report.
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This is nice post for post pandemic which help people a lot with different kind of idea, Thanks a lot for sharing with us.Robert Sheehan has a simple philosophy guiding his ideals.
“I like the idea of giving back to kids and seeing them doing what I loved to do as a child and what my kids loved doing,” he said.
That philosophy has led Robert, a former Executive Partner at the prestigious Skadden law firm, to dedicate a large part of his life bettering the lives of New York children and other vulnerable populations.
Advocacy is CCC’s most essential work. The staff are knowledgeable, persuasive and active. Because of that, we’ve always been strong believers in CCC.
To list the entirety of Robert’s professional and philanthropic accolades would require a dedicated website.
They include receiving the Laurie D. Zelon Award by the Pro Bono Institute in 2009 (Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg presented him with the award), sitting on the Advisory Board of the Feerick Center for Social Justice at Fordham Law School, and in 2005, receiving the Legal Aid Society’s Servant of Justice Award for his pro bono work.
CCC also honored Robert and his wife Beth — a CCC Board Member — with the Eleanor Roosevelt Award in 2009.
Robert Sheehan is celebrating his 50th year at Skadden. In addition to serving as an Executive Partner from 1994 to 2009, he also founded the Skadden Financial Institutions Mergers and Acquisition Group and now serves on the Board of Trustees of the Skadden Fellowship Foundation, a fellowship created in 1988 that prepares young lawyers for civic life.
The fellowship is now the largest public interest law firm in the United States. It has funded more than 800 fellows, with 90 percent remaining in public service, including 19 nonprofit founders, 16 supreme court clerks, 13 judges, and 115 government officials.
He also serves on the Executive Committee of DREAM, formerly Harlem RBI, and served as co-chair of its Capital Campaign to build its school in East Harlem.
The 60,000 square foot school was the first new public-school building in East Harlem in 47 years, when it opened in 2015. Now DREAM is building a second school in the south Bronx.
Robert and Beth have had a long history with CCC. In addition to their active involvement, Beth served as the Co-Chair of the Community Leadership Course — CCC’s flagship civic engagement course — from 1996 to 2005.
“We’ve always personally been supportive of CCC,” he said.
Robert views CCC’s research-guided advocacy as its most important element.
Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA), Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, hit back at President Barack Obama for a speech Wednesday in which he defended the Iran deal by claiming that Republicans are making “common cause” with the hard-liners of the Iranian regime.
Obama had argued that many of the same people who pushed for war in Iraq now opposed the Iran deal.
Royce responded by pointing out that Obama had appointed many of the same people responsible for the failed North Korean nuclear deal (such as Wendy Sherman) to negotiate the Iran accords.
The President was quick to question the judgment of those criticizing this deal. But the Obama Administration isn’t immune to its own misjudgments in this region; hugely underestimating ISIS is one example. And let’s not forget, some of the same people who negotiated this deal were involved in the failed agreement with North Korea — an agreement that was hailed at the time with some of the same language President Obama used today. Of course, North Korea now has multiple nuclear weapons.
The President was quick to refer back to the Cold War, but he was wrong to suggest that this agreement could be extended like a U.S.-Soviet arms agreement. When this deal expires, Iran will have an internationally blessed advanced nuclear program able to quickly produce a nuclear weapon. There will be no second deals. Iran will have won.
Royce also pointed out that Iran’s ballistic missile program is for the sole purpose of delivering nuclear weapons. He said, “[t]he President didn’t even try to justify the 11th hour lifting of the restrictions against Iran’s intercontinental ballistic program. That’s because there is no excuse for this concession, which was counter to the advice of our military and which leaves our homeland threatened.
“We must ask ourselves, does this deal make the world safer?” Royce asked.
Obama has threatened to veto Congress should it vote to disapprove the deal. Although the House has enough votes to pass legislation to reject Obama’s Iran deal, the fate of a veto-proof majority rests in the hands of the Democrats; many are still on the fence or undecided as to how they will vote.
It was one of those fall days. The air was crisp and clear. Chilly but not cold with the sun shining in that brilliant golden way it does no other time of year.
We left early for gymnastics, leaving my husband in the field with his combine. My daughter asked for doughnuts, who am I to tell her no. We ordered ahead and stopped on the way to pick them up. Then ate them on the way too the state park. We had good reason for leaving early!
The children wanted to stop at the usual playground, or the unusual one. I had a goal in mind though. There was a picnic shelter, we had stopped near it to pick wild raspberries this summer. From the road you could see the trail wending up the hill. It didn’t look exciting from the road but we had never hiked there. Might as well give it a try.
Starting up the wide mowed trail the first thing we came to was a jack-o-lantern.  Finding that out in a national forest surrounded by bone dry tender was horrifying. The ease with which a fire could have started was terrifying. Probably college kids out messing around? We walked on.
The kids fought the whole way up the hill. It was cold. They were tired. Why couldn’t we go back.
I was determined though and with a firm grasp of each child’s hand I drug them up the hill.
At the top the trail narrowed, then narrowed further as we walked. Then began to snake about through rocks forgotten as the rest of the hill wore away. Ungainly chunks of stone left bare and exposed. By now the children were happy. Nothing pleases them more than cliffs falling away on both sides that they can try to throw themselves down. Up and around and down we twisted, finally coming back to the car. Laughing and happy by then to have been forced on the walk.
It was too late to have time for lunch before gymnastics though.
Oh well a lunch of the remaining doughnuts it was!
Back home again they wanted to settle in in front of computers. Until I lured them back out with promises of combines and grain trailers.
 Shoes discarded at the bottom you have to scale the steep walls of the trailer, scramble over the top to find the safety within. Protected by those same fortress like walls play inside can be as wild and carefree as can be. Until the trailer gets full. Then the sides can be reached again. Bouncing must be constrained.
They frolicked until the trailer had to be hauled to the elevator and dumped. Then we took a break all squeezed into the combine together. With the children getting bigger we don’t fit as well as we used to. It was warm and sheltered from the biting wind that wanted to be included in the play in the trailer.
The children finally began to wilt from their long day. After a couple of rounds we headed back to the house. Who doesn’t deserve some computer time after a day that long? Tomorrow it may snow. Today we enjoyed fall.
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Once again we had the great fortune to work on the “Frozen” display at the Disney Store in Times Square. This was a lot of fun as usual and my daughter Mary got to meet Olaf in person!
The client gave us sketches of the Frozen Castle and our challenge was to make a display out of acrylic.
We came up with a few concepts and started building it half scale to work out the kinks.
Once we had