Swashbuckling and Sushi ~ by Gina M. Larson
It was one of those oppressively hot summer nights in New York City where the heat and humidity are like a lovely warm blanket to keep you warm on a winter night-except it's July and you don't want a blanket. Answering the cry of in and out of work dot-comers and non-comers alike, HotJobs hosted their annual summer party drawing 150 people. Cyber Scene writer Gina Larson braved the heat to check it out...
The staff at HotJobs knew how to stay cool this week. On Tuesday, July 24th the crew, led by their fearless leader and CEO, Dimitri Boylan climbed aboard The Peking. Although the three-mast ship stayed parked at Pier 17, the breeze coming off the East River was strong enough to peel off the sticky sweat baked on by the city heat.
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The staff at HotJobs knew how to stay cool this week. On Tuesday, July 24th the crew, led by their fearless leader and CEO, Dimitri Boylan climbed aboard The Peking. Although the three-mast ship stayed parked at Pier 17, the breeze coming off the East River was strong enough to peel off the sticky sweat baked on by the city heat.
CLICK FOR THE FULL STORY:
http://www.thecyberscene.com/cgi-bin/show.cgi?city=newyork&issue=current#1



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