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NYC Gridlock Traffic

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If you have a difficult commute, remember that one rough morning or afternoon drive does not define an entire holiday season. 

Welcome to December, aka Four awkward weeks of NYC gridlock limbo. Best of luck to every commuter slogging through. 

Who’s Falult?

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The 1906 San Francisco earthquake left a visible gap all along the San Andreas Fault line, which can still be seen today.

Located between the North American Plate and the Pacific Plate, the San Andreas Fault is among the most known active faults on the planet. It was named so after the San Andreas Lake that was formed as a result of the fault, which was discovered in 1895 by geologist Andrew Lawson of the University of California, Berkeley.

Paris Sunset

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Paris is the capital and most populous city of France. They called it the city of light and I can see why. Here's one very special sunset

This metropolis is no stranger to nicknames, ‘Lutèce’, ‘Paname’, ‘Pantruche’ and even ‘the City of Light’. But have you ever wondered why? The reasons behind this sparkling nickname are a lot more different than you might expect.

Cannibal Solar Storm

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Cannibal solar bursts may bring auroras as far south as New York City occuring when the sun launches two eruptions within a short time.

TIME - World’s Best

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THE WORLD'S GREATEST PLACES OF 2022 The 50 most extraordinary destinations for everyone on earth to visit and explore.

To compile this list of the World’s Greatest Places, the top spots to visit this year, TIME solicited nominations of places from our international network of correspondents and contributors, with an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences.

Rude in America

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Which state has many KAREN and KARON types according to recently published findings comparing all the United States of America?

Someone raising their voice and yelling - One person interrupting and talking over another. Several people vigorously talking at the same time, attempting to drown out the others and make their point. RUDE

ASTROLOGICAL

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The following collection of inspirational astrological videos is sure to put a smile and make anyone consider their lifestyle.

Jack Hopkins I a good guy, a great friend, and an author, He is a highly educated astrologer, and content producer for the Organization for Professional Astrology and the International Society for Astrological Research.

Our Slice of NYC Paradise

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We welcome you to New York, New York, a city so nice we had to write it twice. We are offering you our slice of NYC Paradise.

Now that Spring has sprung and Summer will surely come, we have some interesting suggestions and recommendations for anyone who visits The Big Apple can experience these amazing spots.

The Great Metropolis

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New York, New York is the one and only crossroads of the world and converges to enjoy another slice of New York City Paradise.  

Where scads of people from everywhere on earth, who have gobs of time chose to visit celebrate and celebrate another day in The Greatest City on 🌍 earth.

After The Storm

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The New York City pounding rains that brought strong winds that pounded The Big Apple into the late-night hours have disappeared.

Since the one topic, we should be talking about is the climate crisis... NYC residents experienced persistent rain and thunderstorms that extend into the early morning hours. The National Weather Service issued warnings of wind gusts and considerable rainfall. Precipitation amounts were higher caused by thunderstorms, which developed throughout the night.