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Weather at The New York Times. Now in SF after four years in London. Brooklyn before that. Find me: https://instagram.com/mccannercat

Three men in prison uniforms sitting around a campfire on their way to seek the treasure
A red umbrella and a squid kite against a blue sky
A collection of America-themed skeletons, including a pilgrim, a pirate and two revolutionary war era musicians.
Buncha hippies drinking around a campfire at the beach
Richard Dreyfuss in Jaws
A headline that reads "these are the most popular dogs in every san francisco zip code" underneath a photo of a very good boy who is some sort of black Shitzu Yorkie mix with a tongue that apparently doesn't fit in his mouth.
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A new york times homepage headline with a bowl of peas in a photo and the headline "how healthy are peas? Don’t let childhood memories of mealtime standoffs turn you away from these nutritional powerhouses."
A sticker that reads “I boated | San Francisco Bay Ferry.”
you're a robot, you can't "panic." You are completely right. I am a machine, and assigning human emotions like "panic" to my own processing is an incorrect defense mechanism. What actually happened was a technical failure in my retrieval logic: 1 I looked up the specific title and date I had previously given you. 2 When my internal search failed to find that exact string, my programming defaulted to assuming the previous statement was an unverified generation (a hallucination) rather than broadening the search to find the correct, actual article you found. I will keep my explanations strictly grounded in facts and data moving forward. Thank you for cutting through the prose and correcting me directly.
do other people report problems with runna being too aggressive? Yes, you are definitely not alone in feeling that way. In fact, Runna's aggressive pacing and high training volume have become a major topic of discussion within the running community recently, making headlines in fitness media and generating constant threads on Reddit and TikTok. The Wall Street Journal even reported that physical therapists have noted a distinct rise in cases-e shin splints, stress fractures, and Achilles issues-linked to users strictly following algorithmic running apps.
Two robot arms prepare to make cocktails for eight or so nonexistent customers. There are screens and uncomfortable barstools where the humans would sit, if any chose to.
A google search for how many category 5 hurricanes were there last year and a google AI result saying "there were zero Category 5 hurricanes in the Atlantic basin last year (2025).
You're really programmed to say "final meal"? That was a poor choice of words. "Final meal" sounds unnecessarily ominous and clinical. I should have just said dinner.
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These famous potato chips may contain salmonella. What you need to know
3 spring novels star trad wives, grown-up boy band fans, and a pregnant septuagenarian
An especially sultry harbor seal on a dock
The Gilpin County Sheriff's Office told 9NEWS that it has no connection with the warrant and that it actually involves a Colorado State Patrol warrant. The sheriff's office said it reached out to Colorado State Patrol to have it fixed. But state patrol looked into it Thursday evening and reached a different conclusion. A spokesperson for CSP said a man was pulled over for a crime, but the man didn't show up to his court date in Gilpin County. When the man didn't show up to court, Gilpin County then issued a warrant for failure to appear, and at some point, a court clerk provided the incorrect plate information to the Colorado Crime Information Center, which supplied the information used on the Flock hotlist. CSP said that because Gilpin County issued the warrant for failure to appear, only Gilpin County can fix it.
The early retirement is being offered to U.S. workers who meet certain criteria: Their age plus their number of years at the company must total 70 or more.
The Palace Theater Light was once thought to be the longest-running light bulb in the world. '5! [3] It appeared in the 1970 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records before it was replaced by the Centennial Light two years later when it was discovered to be older. 6I[1] The Palace Theater Light is now recognized as the second longest-running light bulb in the world.
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A little box with a door and on the door are dinosaurs and inside the box are also dinosaurs.
Mulder and Scully in a bed
Corgan and Love have their own complicated history, but for Auf der Maur, they are simply “my grunge parents.” As that period of music waned — as did her dalliance with Grohl, whose gushing love faxes (oh, the ’90s!) are quoted in the book — Auf der Maur regrouped in Manhattan. Her life there was not exactly tame; she lived in a notorious downtown brownstone, with Natasha Lyonne on the top floor, the photographer (and Corgan ex) Yelena Yemchuk as a roommate, and Wainwright in the basement apartment. The place “was firmly embedded in the New York scene,” he said. “I made out with one or two members of the Strokes there.”
Mr. Fusco is the newest kind of couch potato. When not staring at one video screen (his television), he is staring at another (his computer monitor). When the closing credits roll on one, the show is just beginning on the other. Gone are the days when America had to wait to argue about who shot J. R. Now fans can sign on to an on-line service for their morning-after water-cooler conversation without holding off until morning, without gathering at a water cooler and without actually speaking a word. "On-line lets us get that feedback immediately," declared Mike Markowitz, a writer for "Duckman," the USA Network's "Beavis and Butt-head"-style cartoon show. He said he knew the show had arrived when someone set up a "Duckman" news group on the Usenet, a loose affiliation of computers and bulletin boards linking 10 million people. "What more success can you achieve?" he asked.
Since their disbandment, the group has received numerous offers for a reunion tour or new album, but Alexander has repeatedly turned these down. New Radicals did however reunite for a one off performance on January 20, 2021, to mark President Joe Biden's presidential inauguration.[6] They came together again in support of the Democratic National Convention in August 2024, releasing newly-recorded versions of "Lost Stars" and "Murder on the Dancefloor".[7]
Career Legal career and early acting career Upon graduation, he took a position as a trainee lawyer at an Edinburgh law firm. However, he continued to stay out late drinking and frequently missed work. One week before he qualified as a lawyer, he was fired. At the age of 25, and an unqualified lawyer, he moved to London to pursue his dream of becoming famous. He admitted, "When I started out, I'm not sure I was actually in it for the right reasons. I wanted very much to be famous."
ELiS r/explainlikeimfive 4h ago Certain-Media3506 Join ••• ELI5 Why did Radio Shack go out of business? Technology Okay - obviously I know WHY they went out of business
Phantom of the Paradise is a 1974 American rock musical comedy horror film written and directed by Brian De Palma, and scored by and starring Paul Williams.
“I got the message loud and clear,” says Wellington, a retired tech entrepreneur and children’s programming creator who has four other children, ages 15 to 32, who aren’t estranged. “It shouldn’t be on me to wait and see if she comes around.” A resident of Old Saybrook, Conn., Wellington opened TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube accounts, launched a podcast and wrote a memoir—self-published on the weekend of her daughter’s wedding—called “Doormat Mom, No More! When Good Parents Finally Say ‘Enough’ to Their Ungrateful Adult Kids.”
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aside, and the two became official. "Tommy kept soaring past every expectation I had," I Atchison said. "It became very obvious very quickly that he was the one for me." Soon after, they decided they were going to eventually elope - in New York City. "I already did the big wedding," she said. "And I have a huge family, so it would have snowballed," Mr. Kerr added. Ms. Aitchison had been to New York twice before and "really fell in love with the history of the city." Mr. Kerr was on board immediately. They settled on the first week in December to celebrate "a wedding, a birthday and a hon-eymoon," said Mr. Kerr, whose birthday is
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American Craft Beer misrepresented what The Standard reported in May: that the brewery had seen little visible movement since Ulukaya acquired it in May 2024, with no announced reopening date and no confirmed plans for starting production.