Spring Equinox

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A piece of ice dropped from my NYC window this morning, so it must mean that Spring and the warm weather is here to stay... Not so fast, folks!

Today marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, and its the equinox. The Spring equinox is significant because, after a long and dark winter, the hours of day and night are equal for the first time this year – about 12 hours each.

Here comes the sun, but as it crosses over the equator Monday on its way north toward the Tropic of Cancer, it marks the vernal equinox — the official beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.

RIP: Jimmy Breslin

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H proved the pen is more powerful than the sword and practiced what he preached. Legendary NY Daily News columnist Jimmy Breslin dead at 88 http://nydn.us/2nok8Qc

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jimmy Breslin died at 86 http://nyp.st/2mFkltL

Jimmy Breslin, Legendary New York City Newspaper Columnist, Dies at 88 https://nyti.ms/2mJhW1Z

The Importance of Jimmy Breslin http://www.villagevoice.com/2002-03-19/news/the-importance-of-jimmy-bre…

Jimmy Breslin’s gripping column on the night John Lennon was shot http://thebea.st/2mJABL3

The Week Ahead

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This may just be the defining week for a #GOP majority #Congress as well as #President #Trump and #VicePresident #Pence. Their collective clout will be tested during a really important next few days, which will ultimately affect all Americans. Washington, DC could bubble up into a big league problem, or a solution during the week ahead.

RIP: Chuck Berry

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RIP: Chuck Berry, who was one of the founding fathers of Rock. He was born and died in Missouri at age 90.

CHUCK BERRY - Mean Old World https://youtu.be/6EEkqifbooE?list=PLx61-Kqyvwyvq4PAkyToiC4fESiVOdeNu

Legendary Musician Chuck Berry Dead at 90 https://www.yahoo.com/news/legendary-musician-chuck-berry-dead-22542614…

Celebrities Pay Tribute to Chuck Berry https://www.yahoo.com/news/celebrities-pay-tribute-chuck-berry-23191793…

The Rift Widens

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Where is that amazing leadership voters were promised? When are we going to get tired of winning? Why is he a self-proclaimed great negotiator? Leading the free world should be about bringing our allies closer together while attempting to negotiate with others, but that is not what is happening here. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/new-rifts-emerge-as-tru…

The US a 'powerful company,' er 'country,' Trump declares http://apne.ws/2nynrVg

Best Practices

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CITY IMAGES is approaching our five-year anniversary, we are always making an effort to improve.

Quality vs Quantity: If you've enjoyed our content, including our Twitter timeline as a source; @CIMAGES or our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/cimages.me/ this means we are pulling interesting shared content. We are following a list of vetted users around the world, including my old employers:

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NBC, http://www.nbcnews.com/
Univision, http://www.univision.com/noticias
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News 12, http://bronx.news12.com/

Sources We Trust: Following reputable sources, people or brands that are familiar to us, or recommended by colleagues will ensure that our content remains quality. www.doseofnews.com

Quotes and Proverbs

Always check your facts, or you will find the truth is not always what's you'd like it to be or what you say it is. A word to the wise is sufficient definition. Intelligent people can take hints; they don't need to have everything explained to them at great length.

Donald Trump tried to use an Irish proverb and failed miserably https://www.indy100.com/article/donald-trump-video-speech-irish-favouri…

"A good writer of history is a guy who is suspicious. Suspicion marks the real

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Saint Patrick's Day

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Some folks who celebrate by wearing green, drinking beer, or attending parades dressed as colorful creatures from Irish myth and legend to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day may also wish to consider the Irish potato famine, which was caused by egotistical wealthy individuals who prized profit over people, thereby causing the death by starvation of many innocent people.

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